Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Cross Country The cross country started slow but had a Strong Finish. This year’s cross country team proved that it had the ability to work hard, come from behind, and win. They learned that dedication and hard work bring improvement and that a team is not always judged by its record but by its ability to im- prove during the season. Credit should be given to each member of the squad for continually working hard to improve their records, sup- porting their fellow runners, and contributing to the fine team spirit. I feel that we had a good season and would like to congratulate all the Patriot runners. I am especially proud of the effort that the team dis- played at the Tri-County Conference meet. I feel Front Row: T. Everett, M. Ring, T Kempf, M. Dendinger, T. Fischer, A. Pepple; Second Row: T. Schaffer R. Deetz, A. McCanna, B. Parker, 45 15 25 2 55 - Cross Count DEKALB | OPP. 32 Kendallville | M. Keller, D. Richardson, C. Conrad; Back Row: Coach Freels, A. Schmidt, N. Tatman, B. Rudloph, M. Bowling, K. Reinoehl, P. Sanders, J. Krill, T. Strawser, and L. Rutter, finish i line. 3. Andy Pepple concentrates ° keeping his stride with the competition far behind. — that our cross country pro- gram has a lot of potential and encourage you to con- tinue practicing your run- ning during this summer. Coach Freels Ae ET ee

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jposovanneucnannnnnmnnagterettinencconuasossminenaeooewnnnnngteeennnninnnennnit tin ee Seventh Grade Team Front Row: J. Wells, A. Wallace, M. Sutton, N. Whittington, J. Tomp- kins, J. Pressler, T. Rathburn; Back Row: -sorsnevninoeett ttn ormmceninsbtiveontnas i egoniSetteneieageinitenenienayOn Teamwork. The Patriot seventh grade volleyball team had many accomplishment to their credit this season. The goals for the team this year were to get all team members in every game, to learn the basic skills of the game, and how the game is played. In addition, players were encouraged to develope their concept of teamwork, self-discipline, esi ruibtnesnnnea™noon Nees oinonicmsndaduntacn ns Coach Turner, S. Keller, T. Hub- bard, T. Gurtner, H. Quickery, H. Zeigler, A. Pettis, C. Potter, C. McNabb, and Coach Hayes. 3. Showing her net play, Staci Keller leads the attack. 4, Reaching out, Tracy Hubbard prepares to return a serve. Coach credits 9-2 record to and how to set and achieve personal goals. The serving consistancy by the girls was a strong part of their game. Many games were won because the other team couldn’t handle the serve. This team’s hard work brought them an 11-2 record and winners of the Tri-County Tourney. Coach Hayes Challengers ‘peal I

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Front Row: S. McCanna, J. Milliman, A. Oberlin, J. Mossin, C. Drew, T. Robuck, J. Rodenbeck, J. Worman; Second Row: D. Hanes, Z. Butler, J. Muzzillo, B. Springer, J. Baker, M. Taylor, T. Day, S. Paske, S. Johnson, M. Buchs; Third Row: K. Ditmars, P. Miller, S. Hancock, M. Rhodes, T. Patriot wrestling team has a New Coach. Mr. Jack Dixon will be leading the wrestling squad through its paces this year. A verteran of the Patriot sports program, Mr. Dixon’s knowledge and enthusiasm should be the catalist the team will need for a winning season. 4, Eric Howe and Jason Leslie experiment on various moves during practice. 5. Matt Shipe limbers up with some stretch- ing excerisies before practice. 6. Mark Buchs keeps Jake Baker from getting the advantage. Days, B. King, C. Cearbaugh, B. LaTurner, J. Leslie, A. McCanna, J. Forbes; Back Row: Coach Dixon, M. Shipe, J..Richter, T. Titler, B. Grogg, T. Fritz, D. McKean, R. Zollman, C. Refner, D. Snyder, R. Quaintance, S. Blomeke, and B. Songer. Challengers Jal