Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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. TOPPING US Tracy Brown concentrates on the goal yet she is fully aware of her opponent. iLisa Beuerman displays some of that awesome Lion defense. E g 2; Heather Rudderham Clears her head after receiving a body block from one of the Lady Panthers. Kyla Wrightys exceptional soccer skills leave her in a class all alone. SPORTSHT

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L here was a great of new talent on the Varsity Womenis soc- cer team. This new tal- ent combined with the experience of the eight following returners: Liz Barney, Heather Rudderham, Melissa Meyer, Laura Rainey, Robin Micket, Tracy Brown, Kerstin Low- man, Katja Fletcher. The team worked well together and as a result won many of their games this season. After their 4-0 Victory over the Wiesbaden Warriors and their 9-0 Victory over the Nuernberg Eagles, there was no holding back the Lady Lions. Coach David Pope and assistant coach Mr. Di- eter Arnold were ex- tremely proud of the 1986-87 Lady Lions and they knew, along with the rest of Heidel- berg High, that they were unstoppable. Freshman Cathy Coppit aims for a powerful corner kick. vamazzzmmamwz X2296 f THEREiS N I Back row: Lisa Beuerman, Becky Haslemann, Katja Fletcher, Liz Barney, Suzanne Haslemann, Mindy Cash, April Amparan, Heather Rudderham Front row: Wendy Hummel, Cathy Coppit, Melissa Meyer, Laura Rainey, Kyla Wright, Alison Hough, Robin Micket, Tracy Brown, and Coach Pope. Not Pictured: Sonja Entrekin, Kerstin Lowman. Robin Micket demonstrates the proper form while passing the ball. TEVSPORTS

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PRECISION andGRACE he Heidelberg HOHEIT sports staff introduces the 1986-87 Var- sity Lions Rifle Team. Although the rifle team has been a part of JROTC for several years, this year was the first year it was considered a varsity sport. The Lions won every match this year which added to the 13 consecutive Victo- ries over the last 3 years. At the DODDS Rifle Team Championships the Lions scored 1387 points out of 1500 to assure them the Championship Title for an- other year and to also set a new Europe- Most Improved Shooter Matt Galan demonstrates the Kneeling position. an Team Scoring record. The Lions also took 1st place in three of the four posi- tions: High Individual e Kevin Gomez, High Standing e James Vorpahl, High Prone e Matt Galan. Sophomore Matt Galan had a perfect score in prone position. Senior James Vorpahl was voted Most Valuable Shooter with a total of 1790 points out of a possible 1800. J unior Jon Harrison demonstrates the high stand- ing position. Carolyn Lewis fmgri, James Vorpahl, Matt Galan, Jon Harri- son, SGM Windsor, Patrick Redahan, Fred Keville. Not pic- tured: Kevin Gomes. his years gymnastics team looks better than ever before, and first place seems to be within reach. With tough competition, tryouts took place in early February. Many young hopefuls demon- strated impressive flips, tum- bles, and turns for a spot on the 2nd place AAA European gym- David Gage, Brad Cogswell, Melanie Byrd, and Yvonne Ti- ger do back flips in uni- son. Shannon McManners displays extreme grace and balance on the beam. 78 Sports nastics team. Team coach, Ms. Phyllis Sullivan has high hopes for this years team. ffThe team this year has an excellent chance of winning first place. Most of the members are returnees from last year so there is a lot of ex- pertise and experience behind them. 11m looking forward to a great season? Standing: Kristin Aasen, Heather Kroger, Cathy Vonvorhis, Shari McManners, Janey Morris, Margie Armijo, Heidi Schenk, Kathy Sch. Yvonne Tiger, Natasha Dunham, Phyllis Sullivan tcoachi. Kneel Vickie DePietro, Jan Porter, Melanie Byrd, Kathie James, Vickie J0 Not pictured: Michelle Foster, Thandie Harris, Debbie Hoffmeyer, McKenna, Krista Mueller, Ursula Murrin