Elkhart Memorial High School - Monolith Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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WON As a captain you have to set an example for your other teammates by always ehatts 3 hard and keeping your head up. --Max Neumayer Tri-Captain SOCCER OPPONENT Elkhart Central SB LaSalle SB St. Joseph Penn SB Adams SB Washington Mishawaka SB Clay SB Riley Mishawaka Marian RECORD 2-7-1 Chas Taylor goes for the ball as teammates come in for defense. Second-year member Ron Fisher practices dribbling the ball aS a young fan watches. FRONT ROW: Tim Baker, Rob Adams, Chas Taylor, Scott Johnston, Joe Gorgal, Chuck Thornton. SECOND ROW: Judd Gingrich, Kip Whitehead, Jose Silva, Ric Mohri, Dan McGrath, Gordie Sherven my Champion, Rick Foster. THIRD ROW: John Smith, Shawn Rogers, Doug Boyll, Jeff Ralston, Coach Larry Gingrich, Kevin Whitehead, Ed Hickman, Hatem Tolba, Scott Templeton. FOURTH ROW: Don Fisher, Paul Papadopoulos, Ron Fisher, Max Neumayer, Rod Albaugh, Bill Papadopolous, Wade Ard, Scott Shelly. BACK ROW: Eric Bender, Rob Wargon, Eric Weaver. Soccer 21

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Kevin Whitehea d tries to block a St. Joseph opponent's kick. Jeff Ralston (9) approaches the ball while Scott Shelly tries to block the effort. soccer shows steady growth On the cool, clear evening of April 11, the reconstructed Memorial soccer team took to the field with their crosstown rivals. The kickers didn't win that evening, but the victors didn't walk away with an easy win. The Memorial soccer team showed everyone that this year they were ready to fight. The new coach, Mr. Larry Gingrich, had stated that a lot of emphasis would be placed on defense this year. Apparently it met with great success; the kickers held the league's leading scorers, South Bend Adams and St. Joe, to a much more competitive game than they or anyone expected. 20 Soeccer The kickers dropped three close games before they would strike their first winning game. The game with Penn ended in a tie. One player commented, This is the momentum we needed. On a Wednesday afternoon, under clear skies and on their home field, the Memorial soccer team made history by scoring their first win ever. They defeated South Bend Washington by a 2-1 margin on goals by Paul Papadopoulous and Shawn Rogers. Coach Gingrich expects to do well in the tournament and predicts even greater success for next year. --Shawn Rogers Max Neumayer boots the ball towards the other goalie.

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2 70 couples enjoy Paris France, Romance, Paris Sous les Etoiles. An evening under the stars was celebrated May 5 by approximately 270 couples dressed in formal attire. Transformed into a stylish French cafe, the cafeteria was decorated in the style of the romantic city of Paris. To create the picturesque mood of the night, the junior class officers and cabinet had turn- ed a seemingly unsophisticated area into a paradise by using a color scheme of black, red and white and famous land- marks such as the Eiffel Tower and Arc D'Triumph. Famous street signs and garden paths which led to the dance floor and decorated tables were fab- ricated after the extravagant city of Paris. The evening was highlighted by the sounds of the five-man band Hot Flash. Michele Simper and Dave San- dusky share a laugh. Kenneth Brown and his date fast dance to one of the songs performed by the band Hot Flash. 22 Prom