Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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letter winner and two-time state qualifier Kim Turnage was voted Most Improved. .iff ---' . ' ' I , , wa HM-nWi' M M ,i , A H . 'nxt' r , A ,,,, M Q 4 V Q I .K W -5 15 so J -Q, - ., Q M . f f Y V qt .rm me , . . 1 -ft ' I. , X ' A f ff 1 A ,A 1 1+ ,M 'M ,, ,f F g fi , 1 txmif W H , 1 . tnlkr' gf L It 'V l' M'-.N 1 '. 5 . ew :,gMfz'zz 3 'Q t -10 . E 0 wi Y ,, ont: Natalie Patterson, Desiree Boyd, Amy Owen, Yvonne Thompson, Kim Boldt, Dyan Ienkins, d Linda Watson. Middle: Marsi Gilbert, Beth Iohnson, Krista Miller, Angie Hedges, Beth dburn, Emily Curnell, Shari Waterstradt, Theresa Sanders, Danyele Keener, and manager Mary cLaughlin. Back: Sally Hammond, Gina Livesay, Ann Baranowski, Lisa Browning, Kim Turnage, -is Salenbien, Angela Kendrick, Lori Solik, Patty VanDorn, Kerry Miller, Laura Fritzler, Missy ososky, and coach Sue Gaudet. Unknown to the naked eye, Lisa Browning, and Dyan Ienkins show off their matching florescent socks and pigtails at Regionals. They were both members of the regional champion mile relay team. Lisa was voted Best Sprinter and Most Spirit. Dyan was voted Best Distance Runner and Most Valuable. She also qualified for the State meet in the 880 run. Girls' Track!77

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Coach Gaudet urges one of her runners to pick up the pace during the annual Mason Invitationa- I Girls Varsity Track 2-6 Date Opponent We They 4!16 Summerfield 92.5 35.5 4f23 Addison 56.5 71.5 4!25 Hudson 60 68 4!30 Onsted 60 68 5X4 Ram Relays fifth place 5f7 Clinton 56 72 5!14 Erie Mason 63 65 5f14 Ida 89 37 5!18 Regionals 5121 League Meet sixth place tenth place Sunshine brightens track season The track team had very unusual weather this season. They actually had sunshine and warmth!! The undefeated mile relay of Kim Turnage, Lisa Browning, Natalie Patterson, and Dyan Ienkins qualified for the State meet. Ienkins also qualified in the 880 run. They were not the only outstanding people during the season. Yvonne Thompson did very well in the 100 yd. dash, but the 440 relay was the race in which she per- formed best. She was also Most Improved along with Kim Turnage. The team was led by tri-captains Missy Brososky, Lisa Browning, and Laura Fritzler. They led the team to an overall record of 2-6 and a league record of 0-6. The team's two wins came at the beginning and end of the season. As always they met Summerfield for the first meet of the season and won 92.5-35.5. The second win of the season came in a double dual meet against Erie Ma- son and Ida. They beat Ida 89-37 and lost to Erie Mason by only two points, 65-63. Awards given out this season were Most Dedicated, Laura Fritzlerg and Best Freshman, Beth Redburn. Turnage, Browning, Patterson, and lenkins finished ninth at the State meet in the mile relay and 880 run. 76! Girls Track ' if K fi Voted Best in Field Events, Missy Brsosky threw both the shot put an the discus.

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Vikings return to h 0 m E e 1 d Ken Rooks watches a Dundee batter from behind the backstop After frustrating seasons of poor field conditions and a year with no home field whatsoever, the Viking baseball team was able to play on a completely new surface this year-at home! Although the varsity baseball team finished the season with a mediocre 8-14 record, they managed a 6-4 league record and finished third in the LCAA. Dan Bolster led the team with 19 RBI's and a .411 batting average, followed by Dave Lee l.382l, Marv Camp- bell l.333l, and Robert Schafer l.315l. Steve Schultz won four games to lead the pitching staff. Both Schafer and Lee made first team All-league, while Campbell made honorable mention. Campbell was also elected MVP and Mike Bromley received the Most Im- proved Player award. Varsity Baseball 8-14 Opponent WE THEY Monroe Catholic Central 0 12 Cherry Hill 0 10 Flat Rock 3 8 Romulus 5 19 Addison 4 3 lefferson IDHJ 2-9 9-8 Summerfield 2 6 Hudson 4 1 Onsted 8 5 Ida 1 12 Blissfield 0 5 Clinton 6 9 Mason IDHI 6-0 11-14 Addison 6 3 Hudson 7 6 Pre-Districts: Ecorse 2 3 Onsted 7 4 Blissfield 2 20 Ida 7 2 Clinton 0 10 H- Troy Goodridge makes it safe to third as Coach Burkett looks on. Troy played outfield and third base primarily He also did some pitching a played on both the IV and varsity teams throughout the season and the beginning of the season 78!Varsity Baseball