Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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l 1 l l 1 ? Varsity Wrestlers: front row --lcl'liScntt, Craig Gadherry..Ict'f' Adkins, Bryon Shultv. Brett Schultz. Walter Scottujirn Reed, hack row - Mike Bartimus. Myron Pender, Nick lfnstcr, Dwayne EVLlI1S,'lllIl Andrews, David Livingston, Charles Sprandel. Gary Parker. top rnwi Coach Couk. E A . R 1 A, 5 S i 5 ' l 5 l r 2 i r an 'l.V. Wrestling Squad frnnt row f Mat Sitlwellujeff Schenct. 2nd row !jefl' Sidwcll, Steve Merle, Tracey Wade, Shane Maple, Dave Pvc. 5rd mw f Brian Srnitlrhlirn llcidahaugh. Greg MCCiiinis..lim llcndren, Chris Meyers. Doug Smith. -lth row - Paul McAfee, Ben Taylor. David Henry, Gavin Landers. Howard Sly, unknown, Scott W'hirc, Coach Duremiah. Sports 117

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Don't ake Me Down The Varsity Wrestling Team had a SUPER year! Their final record was 14-6. Coach james Cook had a very young but otherwise strong team. He has had only 22 losses in the past three years. Over fifty per- cent of all his games have been wins. He also will have a strong team coming back, with five Sen- iors, one junior, and two Sopho- mores. The team received 2nd place at the Kankakee Tourney, 2nd at the Urbana Tourney, and 1st at the Olympia Tourney. They also were 2nd in the Big Twelve and 2nd in the Regionals. So, all in all, I felt that the boys had a fairly good year, stated Cook. Freshman Bryon Schultz placed SCORES in every tournament with either a first or a second place medal. Senior Walter Scott also placed five times: two 2nd place, two first place, and a Sth place medal. Freshman Brett Shultz received two 2nd place, one third place, and two first place med- als. Coach Cook was very satisfied with the ten returning letter-win- ners, and hopes to have them back. The junior Varsity squad had a very good season also. Next year looks exciting because they should have a strong returning team next year. Coach Deremiah did a great job for his first year in high school competition. The JV team had a fairly good year, stated Coach Cook. EHS SDHS 9 W EHS Mattoon 28 W EHS Normal 39 L EHS Lanphier 39 L EHS Southeast 43 EHS Urbana 37 EHS MHS 6 W EHS Lincoln 35 EHS Taylorville 15 W EHS Mahomet 42 - D EHS Champ. Centennial 36 - L EH Champ. Central 18 - EHS Normal U-H 28 - EH Monticello 2 -- W EHS Shelbyville 6 - W EHS Cent. Cath. 10 - EHS Argenta 3 - W VARSITY WRESTLERS 57 - 38 - 31 , - 50 ' , - 10 , -- L EHS 56 Rantoul 12 - W 21 , - L 56 -- Z8 ' - L 50 ' - 10 L 25 S 41 W 35 W S 63 60 54 W 57 Pictures 1-4: Our wrestlers demonstrate their philosophy: everyone gets 116 Sports pinned in the end. MM

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Hit Me With Your Best Our tennis team had eight great players this season. Seniors: Shelli jones, jane Lemna, Linda Wuellner, and Capt. Stephanie Behrends. Sopho- mores: Monica Canham, and Kelly Ha- zenfield, Freshmen: Kelly Androff, and Christy Hill. Senior Shelli, who began playing in second grade, has won three letters and was voted The Most Improved Play- er. We had a great season but the weather was a big let down to us this year, she stated. Capt. Behrends has played tennis for five years, and has earned two letters. The only personal goals she had were to win Sectionals, go to State, and to improve my personal playing skills, remarked Stephanie. She plans on at- tending Richland and Eastern, she also 1. Kelly A. pretends to hit Capt. Stephanie with her racquet as they play after practice. 2. Kelly H. and Shelli working hard to perfect their games in time for a match. 3. Mr. Chamberlain, Kelly, and Steph- anie pose in their spare time before practice starts. 118 Sports Shot plans on trying out for the college teams. We'll need more girls or we won't have a strong team next year, stated Coach Chamberlain. The tennis team was very strong this past season. We had many good returning play- ers. Mr. Chamberlain has coached boys' tennis for 12 years, but girls' ten- nis only 2 years. Their Conference Record was 5-0, and overall record was 9-O. They re- ceived 23rd in the state, won Section- als, and received Second place in their Conference. The Most Valuable play- er was voted Stephanie. Next year's captain will be Kelly Hazenfield. Spe- cial congratulations to Christy Hill, Kelly Hazenfield, Linda Wuellner, and Stephanie Behrends. '. f . 1'- if' 'S 'is