Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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SO Seventh Grade Spikers 9-2 For Season New Coach For Patriot Wrestling Team + Boy's Basketball Teams Tough This Year '} Cross Country Team Works Hard To Improve June 1989

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Patriot Choir 1. Tonyia Blackburn leads the eighth grade choir in their rendition of “Steal Away” at the Christmas convocation. 2. Sean Lee, Jason Dove, and Cory Hall rev- iew the lyrics of a song they sing during their sixth grade choir class. Seventh Grade Choir Front Row: S. Penland, A. Oswalt, R. Relyea, J. Aschleman, D. Bash, C. Benson, J. Bixler, i. Hervey, E. Pogue, K. Rathburn, T. Rathburn, D. Purvis, J. Rowe, Mrs. Marlow-director, Second Row: J. Recker, E. Shawver, S. Sanders, J. Ross, L. Boyles, M. Bell, M. Armstrong, M. Keller, N. Houser, J. Tompkins, L. Front Row: B. Middaugh, M. Slentz, C. Thompson, A. Haskins, M. Schmidt, R. Trowbridge, T. Souder, T. Fischer, W. Marsh, B. Neal, J. Carboni, C. Morrow, K. Payton, M. Shepherd, A. Cool, A. Wilcoxson; Second Row: C. Jarnagin, M. Jones, W. Becker, B. Cox, B. Lepley, T. Groff, J. Goldsmith, R. Meschberger, T. Strawser, B. Hedden, A. Pankop, E. Rathburn, J. Garman, K. Brammer, A. Thomas, T. Blackburn, K. Morrow, S. Horstman, Mrs. Eighth Grade Choir Student Life Stoops, B. Shaw; Third Row: J. Crager, C. Reynolds, C. McNabb, J. DeWitt, D. Worman, J. Woolever, J. Stahl, N. Kennerk, T. Gurtner, D. Castator, A. Wolf; Back Row: S. Miller, M. Lyne, A. Hower, K. Reinoehl, T. Shultz, M. Wright, C. Bentley, H. Buck- master, B. Wimer, A. Wagner, and J. Wells. Marlow-director,; Third Row: J. Jordon, S. Skelding, D. DeWitt, C. Conrad, S. Madson, B. Peverly, B. Sweeney, S. Sprankle, A. Kock, M. Roe, J. Brown, M. Mettert, R. Garman, J. Faulkner; Back Row: R. Hicks, B. Kessler, K. Price, A. Underhill, R. Hurst, B, Tomaszewski, M. Pollack, M. Mettert, C. Ellert, J. Harris, B. Anderson, A. Dunn, L. Shearer, and T. Glick. }

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Eighth grade 6-2 record Led the way The eighth grade football team has a lot to brag about. This year the Pat- riots overwhelmed theit opponents and chalked up the conference championship for the second year in a row. The team was very proud of their accomplishments and credited each of their success to their coaches, Jack and Kevin Dickson. Stressing fundamentals, both Football Eighth Grade DEKALB 43 Avilla 50 Columbia City 48 Kendallville 32 Garrett 28 Angola 0 Carroll 8 Woodside 21 Village Woods Sports coaches kept the squad in top physical and mental condition for each game. The highlight of the season was avenging a loss handed to Village Woods during the prior season. “It was a great game and the defense played especially well.” This game seemed to stand as a milestone in measuring how much the Patriots im- proved during a single year.