Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Girls' Cross Country 4-3 Date Opponent We They 9f15 Huron Inv. twelfth 9!20 Kiwanis Inv. ninth 9f25 Ida 46 15 Erie Mason 25 34 9129 Manchester Inv. tenth 10!4 Erie Mason 26 33 Iefferson 15 50 10f9 Ida 37 20 Gabriel Richard 15 49 10!13 Monroe Inv. lno team scorel 10! 18 Blissfield 33 23 10!24 LCAA League fexhibitionj 10!27 Regional sixth Ienkins qualifies for state meet Sometimes for practice, the cross country team would go over to Dennis Ziesmer's house and run up the enbankment in his backyard to prepare themselves for steep hills they would encounter on some of the courses. The team runs over a course of three miles, which in- cludes wooded scenery, city streets and steep hills. Even though this is the first year Dundee has had a girls' team, they had a winning record of 4-3. Dyan lenkins was the only member who qualified for the state finals. She finished the course with a time of 23:58. Laura Fritzler was the winner of the MVP award for the girls. It has been six years since Dundee has had a boys' cross country team. Although the boys put in a lot of hard work, they were winless in seven meets. Doug Edelbrock received the MVP for the boys. I thought it was an excellent season, commented Coach Beck. I'm very optimistic about next year because most of this year's runners were underclassmenf' Dave Short finished the league meet with a time of 18:14, the best on the IBHIII. Front: Dave Stempien, Doug Edelbrock, Ioe Labert, Brian Gossard and Dave Short. Back: Coach Beck, Paul Hanson, Dennis Ziesmer, Scott Crosby and Chett Collins. 'iz' llnys' Cross Country ,, -W Q Q , 1 ll-7 lf 'Sh gif lo 'tw Sn ll , EEPQUEL' Date Opponent We They ' ' ' ' nullll lliui EIX15 Huron Inv. seventeenth 9120 Kiwnnis Inv. eighth was lcln 4 19 Erie Mason 30 27 SV27 Addison 38 I9 SV29 Manchester Inv. sixteenth IO!-I l lntlsnn 49 15 NVQ Onstetl 50 15 10113 Monroe lnv. Inn team scnrel lllflfl Clinltllt 47 15 10118 Illissfieltl 41 18 NV24 LCAA League sixth IOXLZ7 Regional eleventh Cross Country!53

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Val Ford closes in on her opponent at the league meet in Adrian where she finished tenth. Front: Theresa Sanders, Krista Miller, Kris Salenbien, Beth Iohnson, Mi- chelle Homrich and Dyan jenkins. Back: Coach Beck, Laura Fritzler and Val Ford. Through the woods races sophomores Doug Edelbrock at the LCAA meet. sz! Cross Country Dyan Ienkins receives a medal at regionals in Willow Metro Park 5,...,,

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54X Girls' Girls capture first title Finishing with a record of 14-7, Dundee for the first time took the LCAA girls' basketball crown. The team produced the most successful season in school history. When we started the season, I was a little concerned because of the lack of seniors. But as the season got going, we seemed to play better, stated Coach Addy. Iunior Nikki Weyher led the team in almost all catagories. She led the team in scoring with 366 for a 17.4 game point average. Both stats broke the records which she had set the previous year. I expected Cindy Pentercs, Patty Van Dorn and Nikki Weyher to all have good seasons because they were returning lettermen, com- mented Coach Rick Addy. All three averaged double digits for the entire season. Cindy Pentercs also added in 81 assists and led the team in steals with 65. In addition to breaking two records, Weyher was the high scorer in 14 of the 21 games. Girls' Varsity Basketball '14-7 Opponent We They Flat Rock 38 56 Clinton 46 33 Summerfield 48 25 Addison 29 26 jefferson 56 37 Hudson 61 15 Ida 48 68 Onsted 54 53 I Mason 39 35 Blissfield 42 48 ' Gabriel Richard 33 76 Clinton 43 29 l Addison 45 58 Mason 58 29 , I Hudson 47 26 Ida 41 50 l Onsted 63 55 Blissfield 48 43 Summerfield 48 29 Madison 51 36 Blissfield Itournamentsl 33 35 Nikki Weyher takes advantage of her 6'1 height and makes an easy field goal against Mason. Varsity Basketball