Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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Taking It In Stride . . . on the track season was memorable. The four coaches, Mr. Morgan, Ms. Sullivan, Mr. Mosely, and Ms. Shahan helped them meet their goals in every way. For the first time Heidelberg traveled to Berlin to compete. 1 5 track members took everything in stride, their In every event there were people who were outstanding: Triple jump, Lisa Roberts, Anthony Leaphart; Mile Run, Missy Ray, Nisa Buster, Tom Shelten, Mike Green; Shot Put, Regina Lomax, Stan Hather; Hurdles, Anthony Smith, Natascha Buckner, Chris Hollen- baugh; 100 Meter, Shon Green, Shelton Smith; and, the most difficult run the 1600 Meter, Missy Ray, Nisa Buster, Tom Shelton, Mike Green. In every sport, the Championship is the goal and for track it's no different. The top winners from the AAA Championships went on to the European Finals. Only a few made it and placed; they were Deon Cockrell, Vann Ross, and Missy Ray. From the first practices to the European Finals, it certainly was a roaring season. Right: Moving right along are Missy Ray, Nisa Buster, and Lisa Waldron. First row: Karen Stovall, Lisa Waldron, Maria Portillo, Simone Mitchell, Linda Blaney, Lisa Roberts, Natascha Buckner, Tammi Gould, Dena Massenburg, Vanessa Donnell, Shon Green, Sophie Richards. Second row: Lisa Glad, Shelly Aasen, Kris Wright, Tina Case, Nisa Buster, janet Rudderham, Dawn Anderson, Kim Collmar, Missy Ray, Sabrina Perrault, Shannon Tyreer Third row: Ms. Sullivan, Lori Blaney,james Branch, Regina Lomax, jobie jobe, Charles Newkark, james Glover, Vann Ross, Anthony Leaphart, Raymond Taiese, Greg Swift, Burt Walsh, Mike Swishery Mike Green, Chuck Brown,jon Harrison, Deon Cockrell, Richard King, Stephen Chavis, Stan Hatchet, Terry VanWormer, Tom Shel- ton, Tom Farmer, Brian Lee, Paul Hogan, Eric McNett, Marc Brown.

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Rough nl Ready Guys! he Men's Varsity Lions started this years season off setting standards of excellence with their first fight-to-the-finish game against K-Town with a score of 1 to 1. This years' team worked as a unit and it is diffi- cult to name the outstanding players. With our offense pushing out and our defense pushing back, we couldn't be beat! From the start out Lions practiced daily for hours and offered each other positive encourage- ment and advice to enable the team to roar through an exciting season. With only four returning players Coach Flowers strove to cover the fundamentals of the game, along with endurance and speed development helping the budding new team members. The hours of practice provided a learning exper- ience for all team members, who in turn, proved that our Lions of Heidelberg are still Kings of the Mountain. T0p left: Gabe Armijo blocking an opponent from reaching the ball, while Scott Moen prepares to assist. Middle left: Anticipation is part 0fthe game as Bryan Knapp shows us, Middle right: Proving to be a truly crafty Lion, Marcus Carpenter demonstrates his speed and skill. Fat left: Showing us how cunning a Lion can be, Raul Padillo steals the ball from the opposing team. Above right: The Mens Varsity Squad, standing, left to right: Mike Corliss, tadvisorl, Bryan Knapp, Marcus Carpenter, Steve Fellenz,joe Ockert, Scott Moen, Peter Pappas, Dennis McCray, Sam Torrey tassistant coachl, and Coach Flowers. Seated, Left to rightjohn Fellenz, Gabe Armijo, Nick Sands, Tim Sands, Raul Padillo, Brian Hall, Tony Bruno, and Marc Labovichi Bottom left: Giving us a good idea ofjust how smart a Lion can bejoe OCkEIt heads the ball into the goals Mens' Varsity Soccer 9

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Above: In his own stride, Chuck Brown cruises around the track. Middle: In a flash, Terry VanWormer soars over the pole vault. Lower Left: Using all her strength, Brenda Blaney charges over the high jump. Lower Middle: Lisa Roberts stands out in any crowd. Below: Sabrina Perrault hurries to get the stick to Lisa Waldmn