Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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Players Swing at ViteA-teory A he Heidelberg '84-85 tennis team began another USAREUR Championship season. Team captain and men's singles champ, Darren Murray, led the men players to many exciting victories. Chris Van Voorhis, the women's captain, provided strong leadership for the willing players. All members of the winning Lions tennis team put in long hours of practice in forehand, backhand, and volleys to finish number one in Europe. Mag McGinIey, the dynamic coach of the team, really pushed the players through tough drills and workouts. And it all paid off. Top Row L to R: Bill West,jim Nelson, Paul Pflaster, Scott Webster, Chris Miller, Chris Sporcic. Bottom Row L to R: Margie Armijo, Lisa Stemick, Britta Kilpatrick, Sharon Niesen, Chris Van Voorhis, Linh Beckettt Darren Murray, the '84-85 AlLEurope Men's Tennis Champion poses with teammate Chris Sporcict Scott Webster concentrates on the game, as a player from the Mannheim tennis team prepares to serve the ball. As Sharon Niesen hits the ball, Britta Kilpatrick awaits the return. Tennis 5

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GYMNASTIC 3 Left: Mike and Maurice Sipos are Hei- delberg's pride and joy. Right: Summer Hire worker Mary Ann Case, is at work in the photolab at Camp- bell Barracks. Left: Basketball player Bryan Knapp wins an All-Conference award. Middle: Brett Peterson finishes a speedy second in Munich. Right: Britta Kilpatrick is recog- nized on award night. 4 Student Life A Change pring was a time of action for HHS students in S 1985. Though there were traditional students who exerted little physical effort, others worked their way 'til summer. While some prepared for summer activi- ties, still others wrapped up their Sports seasons. Many aspiring young professionals focused their efforts to- wards working. The Dependent Youth ParnTime and Summer Hire programs offered them a variety of jobs at the hosPital, Campbell, PHV, and other locations. Base- ball and softball are DYA sponsored during the summer. Also for students, Project Bold, a rigorous summer camp, invited Heidelbergers to enjoy activities including backpacking, rock climbing, and mountaineering. The Sea Lions, a local swim team composed of several HHS students, won eight of eleven meets. In Munich, our own Bret Peterson took second in backstroke while Scott of Seasons Cleveland came in third. The Booster Club's Winter Sports Night recognized the basketball players, wrestlers, Cheerleaders, drill team, gymnasts, and the AjROTC Ri- fle Team. From the men's basketball team, Bryan Knapp and Kendall Roberts received AH-Conference awards. Roberts was also an All-Tournament awardee. The wom- en's basketball team, AAA Conference runner-up, awarded Britta Kilpatrick AII-Conference and All-Tour- namerit awards. Tanya Poslik was also an AH-Tourna- ment award winner. Heidelbergis esteemed wrestlers were AAA Conference and Regional Champs, as well as European runners-up. Mike and Maurice Sipos contrib- uted a fantastic combined season record of 55-0. The Heidelberg Lion's pride was going places as students got involved in school and community activities and ended their year by having a roaring good time.

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i :J ust anotherJV. soccer team, you ask? Not these girls! Action packed! wasn't enough to describe 1985's Lady Lions. With heads, kicks, wins, and occasional bruises, they gave their all to contribute to the pride of the Heidelberg Lions. Both individ- ually and as a team the Lady Lions continued to show their remarkable playing skills with confidence, and, in addition to their abilities, their spirited enthusiasm added much excite- ment to the thrills of many great games. The Lady Lions finished the 1985 season un- defeated with a record of three wins, r10 losses, and three ties. Congratulations to each player for a su- perb season! Top rightzjV Lady Lions: Back Row: Mrs. Sands tassistant coachi, Tracy Cooper, Kim Fraze, Pam Danielski, Kim Davis, and julie Lauzon, Wendi Weichel, and Mrs. Barney ihead coachi. Middle Row: Kathy Baxley, Scottie Place,jo Carr, Alicia Lawny, Shan- non Hendell, jennifer Frew, and Wendy Hummel. Front ROW: joy Oenning, Laura Rainey, and Tracy VanWormer. Not pic- tured: Karen Cressy, Annette Sieracki, Sara Slovacek tmanageri, and Kim Annis tman- aged. Far right: joy Oenning prevents her oppo- nent from taking the balli Below: Shannon Hendell aims a powerful kick at the goal. Right: Deeply concentrating, joy Oenning throws in the balli 6 Girls j.V, Soccer