East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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:L Y P SERVICE RETURN Jordy Asher strokes a cross court forehand. Y FOLLOW THROUGH Her strong back hand wins many points for Kris Street. ,, .W if -.,,, w k , A A spinning SQTVC draws T0l'n A Front row: Fred Foote, Bob Weeks, Brian Black, Jordy Asher, Jim Suehr. Ma a sa into the alle for a return. Second row: Coach Harold Shelton, Coach Chuck Bauer, Kris Street, Dave nn u y Skeels, Jim Katz, John Suehr, Tom Mannausa, Tom Shingleton. Back row: Jim Plesscher, Kurt Green, Bill Cawood, Fred Fabian.

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Y J.V. TRACK: Front row: Willy Hargrove, Glen Olger, Jay Inman, Tom Long, Dave Meyers, Matt Zuckerburg. Second row: Bill Schnieder, Dave Brazee, Muhammad Towghi, Jeff Ward, Nick Caruso, Charles Bonnen, Tim Gonzales, Bob Metzger, WillTishkoff, Coach Phil Wooledge. Third row: Ken Brochu, Caesar Perlat, Doug Harrison, Scott Wilson, Dave Cutler, Rick Riggs, Mark Schuster, Mike Passanate, Jim Wooley. Back row: Steve Walters, Dave Price, Todd Medler, Tim Veldman, Craig Durkee, Tim Loughrin, Rob Dough' erly. Paul Osterhout, Coach Phil Winston. as nra.-----1--W ard Junior Varsity and Freshman track played an important role during this sea- son. Both of the teams have to work very hard through-out the season so that next year they might run Varsity. Working to achieve this goal each boy puts almost everything into his work. With the small crowds and rain they always finished what they wanted to accomplish. The teams' enthusiasm was also a determining factor in their season. The freshman team had a very good season, with two records that were set in the mile and the discus. Coach Jeff Smith said that the characteristic of this team was: The tougher the competition, the better they did. The JV team was very tough through- out their season, with only one loss which was against a varsity team. The charac- teristic of the JV team was Improvement said Coach Phil Winston, and added that there was a lot of it during the season. 4 LAST LAP Nick Caruso pushes in his at- tempt to win. 4 FLYING HIGH Up and over the bar goes Mark Troutman as he clears that height.

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ma hing The Varsity tennis team had many new things during this year's season. First of all they had a new coach, Harold Shel- ton, and he was the first new coach in 13 years. Secondly, they were in a new league, which was found not to be as strong as the old league. The team had lost a lot of seniors and had to start fresh with a new set of players, a new coach, and a new league. A new concept with the new league was that they only played each team once not twice like the old league. But what was important and help- ful was that they played more strong teams and teams out-state which gave the team a lot more experience. The season turned out very successful even though they were not very sure at the start. The season brought them a lot of wins which were rewarding in the end when it came down to the Regionals, where they got first place and the CAC meet where they also captured first place. The team sent two of the doubles teams to the state meet. The teams were Fred Fabian and Tom Mannausa, and Tom Shingleton and Dave Skeels. They won the title at the CAC meet by winning each flight. It was a fantastic surprise and a very pleasing victory, said coach Bob Soule!! 2 6 Ann A State Finals , 'nw 2:54, f2rx?t::r::g1,L:1,ZiITi'ii11T'ITTMQQ. 4 AT NET An angled volley by Fred Fabian wins the match.