Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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FIRST ROW: Coach Sabin, B. Dillard, G. Smith, B. Mueller, J. Ynushonis, B. Allen, L. Norrist. Kingston, W. Scott; SECOND ROW: C. Kucera; P. Brown, C. McCarty, B. Ammon, K. Johnson, J. Bargmann, T. Calla- EH 3' way, D. Hartzell; THIRD ROW: E. Orme, B. Flowers, B. T. Jackson, B. Sthrathern, F. Oaks, J. Berkowitz, S. tag i Starner, S. Barone; FOURTH ROW: P. Stark, D. Wade, M. Weil, B. Heath, R. Wilson. J. Whalen, R. Randle; FIFTH ROW: S. Park, B. Champlin, M. Norris, M. Jones, C. Naleski, R. Clegg, D. Sawyer. ess- As the yearbook went to press, the track men were preparing for their first meet. We are hoping they will have as much success as, last years Southern Regional Champs. Track B. LeFerrier, D. Heath and B. O'Connell, practice high jumping. D. Wade and K. Johnson do hurdle exercises.

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FIRST ROW: K. Henry, J. Caskie, P. Wells, B. Yonushonis, J. Orr, J. Shockey, Korth. SECOND ROW: S. Martin, D. Zedler, B. Clegg, T. Heller, B. Brubeck, R. Horst, THIRD ROW: J. Van Hoy, H. Snook, D. Martz, R. Morey, W. Hunley, M. Brown, R. Heath. t S The Cross Country team traveled With the football occer team to their fall competitions of Which they won'seven Our contribution to the list of USAREUR champions was Rick Hoover. this wealth of condidates, we look forward to a success- ross Countloy ful season. i g The Soccer team IS yet to be organlzed, but from it I i FIRST ROW: Mr. Hunter, D. Finlayson, P. Stark, T. Oakes, B. Randall, Lt. Templeton; SECOND ROW: B. Moore, B. Champlin, D. Sawyers, R. Hoover, B. Mueller, D. Johnson, P. Cole, B. Heffernan. 3 Im- xwpwaxmwh .5 V MmeNman-Ww -tu' w r mm m' . v; mm: yv

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FIRST ROW: M. Stewart, K. Condom, L. Blacker, K. Wotherspoon, B. Schick, S. Harris, J. Schoon- over. SECOND ROW: K. Fifield, K. Losch, L. LaFerriere, S. Cevey, K. White, 1. Irving. THIRD ROW: M. Boaz, E. Lee, T. Hardman, E. Hoadley, L. Kingston, J. Henion, G. Barclay, S. Styer, R. Harper, B. Freund, E. Adams, L. Berry, 1. Lopez, R. Bersenbrugge, M. Schoonover, Miss Van Duzer. FOURTH ROW: 8. Peirce, K. MacDonald, J. Dillard, J. Dell'Omo, J. Harris, B. Grumbein. GAA The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to de- velop physical efficiency, to promote good sportsmanship, to develop leadership and to encourage interest in a Wide variety of athletic activities. Points are awarded for participation in the program, which includes volleyball, basketball, tumbling, bowl- ing and softball. These points form the basis for awards given at the end of the year. 78 just don't stand there, give me the ball. OFFICERS: President: Marcia Schoonover, Vice President: Charlene Kucera, Secretary: Michelle Stewart, Treasurer: Leslie Kingston.