Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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tilW6J7, .kgwmy , W , ., -1 WA., V, , I is - N r .- The exchange from second runner to Here, it is illustrated perfectly by Gina third is a vital transition in any relay. Livesay and Kim Turnage. Extending her stride over the second hurdle, state qualifier Michelle Hayden has already opened up a wide margin over her opponent from Onsted. Running the anchor leg of the record breaking mile relay is Lisa Browning. Girls' Track!67

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Hayden takes Two seconds At state The girls' track team had a fine season, especially consider- ing they were in a strong league. They finished the season with a 6-4 record. The team was led by senior co-captain Michelle Hayden. Hayden took two seconds at state in the 100 and 300 m low hurdles. She also set school records in all hurdle events and was a member of the record breaking mile relay. She was given awards for Outstanding Track Athlete at Mason and Stockbridge Invitationals. The team also sent two other events to state, the mile relay and the 400 m relay. Members of the two teams were Hayden, Lisa Browning, Missy Brososky, Kim Turnage, Ann Baranowski, and Natalie Patterson. DATE OPPONENT WE THEY 4fl2 Flat Rock 60 63 4!19 Summerfield 69 54 4721 Ida 83 40 4!26 Manchester 73 50 4!28 Addison 75 47 4!30 Stockbridge lnv. fifth 513 Gabriel Richard 85 38 515 Blissfield 48 75 5!7 Ram Relays fourth 5! 10 Clinton 58 65 5!12 Hudson 66 57 5!l7 Onsted 50 73 5!20 Regional Meet seventh 5!24 LCAA Meet fifth 66fGirls' Track Laura Fritzler is on her way to another The team's best long distance runner victory in the one mile. was also most improved. N .Y Front: Shelly Denman, Natalie Patterson, Emily Curnell, Lisa Wiggins, Sue Borton, Michelle Homrich, and Brenda Beal. Middle: Michelle Hayden, Amy Flower, Missy Brososky, Laura Fritzler, Dawn Miller, Cathy Curnell, Teresa Neal, and Teresa Sanders. Back: Sally Hammond, Lori Solik, Katrina Stillwagon, Gina Livesay, Ann Baranowski, Lisa Browning, Kim Turnage, Dyan Ienkins, Coach Sue Gaudet.

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6-14 record ls deceiving Nl still feel that we are better than our record, commented Coach Gordon Burkart after the team finished 6-14. We had good individual per- formances, but it wasn't enough to translate into wins, stated Coach Burkart. Dave Dermane- lian was the Most Valuable Play- er, rapped 15 RBI's, hit .365, and had 10 steals to lead the squad. Brian Hughes lead in batting with .409. Todd Murray was the leading pitcher with 3 wins and 18 stolen bases. Larry Brossia hit high with .322. The Most Improved Player was Shaun Shultz. Shaun had no hits his junior year and turned around to an average of .310. Brossia was selected to the All-LCAA First Team and Dermanelian received honorable mention. The technique for a good batting stance is displayed by junior Larry Brossia. 68!Varsity baseball Sliding safely into third base is Dave Dermanelian as he helps the Vikings in a win over Hudson. fM0nrov Evening News photoj Front: Steve Hoevemeyer, Brian Bogi, Shaun Schultz, and Todd Murray. Middle: Chris Lee, jeff Tansel, Wayne Harris, John Linfield, and Brian Hughes. Back: Brian Schuler, jeff Edelbrock, Kevin Kirkpatrick, Larry Brossia, Chris Levicki, and Coach Burkart.