Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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Clockwise Hop Lem Holding the line, J.V. Lions prepare to pounce! Psst , . . Hey, soccer season's not until March, pal! Kenneth Johnson ME takes the handoff from QB Casey Jones and goes to the fourth down. Has Mark Sullivan been dismembered? Sports 55

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hough the 1985 Junior Varsity Lions were young and inexperienced, they still put out 101 $6 and fought their way through a tough season. Through their great sportsman- ship and team work, they proved that old saying really is true, ttltts not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game. At the 1985 Sports Award Night, awards went to the outstanding J.V. Lions: M.V.P. and best offensive back e Mike Davis; best defensive line- man e Chris Orlando; best defen- sive back - Pat Lukes; and best offensive lineman -- Mike Jacobs. Coaches Anderson and Morgan kept confidence in their players and encouraged them to be the winners they were. Ed Waldron charges past the Ramstein of- fensive linemen. tFront row, left to righO PJ Johnson, Floyd Villies, JR Ginter, Tyrone Hawkins, San- tiago Orta, Donald Brown, Mark Sullivan, and Casey Jones. t2nd Rowy Charles Broomfield, James Vorpahl, Ricky Henson, Joe Benavides, David Snyder, Cliff Maurer, Dietrich Knapp, Mike Jacobs, Coach RaiI- ton Anderson t3rd Rowy Mike Genrich, Tyler Cook, Matt Prost, Tony Ortiz, Monte Davis, Kenneth Johnson, George Mitchell, Eric Williams, Mike Davis Mth Rom Bruce Brakeman, Brad Hogan, Mike Draper, Ed Waldron, Jon Syumpf, Burt Walsh, Pat Savage, Doug Bentz t5th ROM Platt Robert, Eugene Quinn, Chris Orlando, Pat Lukes, Joel Tanaka, Rich King, Ronald George, Marcus Graham tLast Rowy John Yesis, Brad Walsh, Kevin Miller tmanagerx John Chase tmanageo, Missy Jones tmanagen, Mark Gonzales, Shakey Jardine tmanageo, Coach Don Morgan 54 Sports JVts On The

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Lionettes kick their way to success. he Heidelberg High School Lionettes Drill Team showed great enthusiasm and spirit during the school year of 1985-1986. Tryouts were held at the beginning of the year to the song entitled, HLoverboy , also the first routine performed by the 85-86 Lionettes. The Lionettes chose 15 new members, bringing their total to 22 with 2 alternates. Every day after school, under the supervision of Debbie Erickson and Ellen Peppers, the girls learned and perfected routines for the half- time shows, pep rallies, and parades. At pep rallies the Lionettes Monkeying around! Laura Nelson and Laura Spink rest up before their great per- formance. It takes a lot of hardwork and practice for the drill team to look so good. 56 Sports performed to such songs as: HWake Me Up Before You Go-Go , HCalifornia Girls , Uingle Bell Rock , and 11Legs . The HHS student body enjoyed the 1986 HLegs routine choreographed by Amy Peterson. Performing at halftime at the home and away football and home basketball games the Lionettes were cheered on by the HHS student body, teachers, and parents, and the girls also worked together to earn money for team projects. In addi- tion to halftime shows, and pep rallies, they also performed in various parades such as Fasching, and the PHV Fasching Party.