Homestead High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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HHS OPP 1 NORTH SIDE 0 6 NORTH SIDE 2 0 Churubusco 7 6 NORWELL 1 4 BELLMONT 1 6 COLUMBIA CITY 2 Luers 9 . BLUFFTON 1 6 ELMHURST 4 2 Elmhurst 6 7 SOUTH ADAMS 0 5 WAYNE 4 EAST NOBLE WOODLAN ANGOLA Carroll NEW HAVEN DEKALB Heritage South Side GARRETT Sectional WHITKO Sectional CARROLL Sectional Warsaw 5 9 15 wins 6 losses 6 5 13 5 t A- 12 0 ' 3 9 10 1 3 2 1 ' 14 2 ' 3 9 O 6 ' 4 2 ' l 4 ' 8 , FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: Bill Fitzgerald mgr. Mick Baker, Fritz Sirk, Jeff Dalman, Steve Butcher, Terry Fife, Matt Johnston, Jim Sag- A stetter, Gary Chappell. SECOND ROW: Coach McKeeman, Tom Clevenger, Kent Berning, Rick IN A CLOUD OF DUSTJUIUOY Steve Butcher Bruns, John Grimmer, Andy Vogel, Jeff McDer- Y Steals Second base from Beumoflf and he1PS mott, Brad Schuchhardt, Rich Tobias, Coach Homestead to win. Kieth Gerbgrs' ,kk , K N C . gf N ,' AMT. . 1' A A ' V 4 - In li Baseball- 1 7

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it 'Q 'S' an Q. Q9 tQ.t'K'5'XS -1' LT l6B A Practice does make perfect, or almost perfect. With the help of two coaches, Keith Gerbers and Neil McKeeman, the Spartan baseball team ended the season with 15 wins and 6 losses. The most outstanding player was junior Terry Fife with a 12-0 record. Strike- outs were his specialty, along with his no-hitter against Angola. Fife was named to the All-Conference first team as pitcher. Also with him were senior Jeff Dalman at second base and freshman Kent Berning at shortshop. On the All-Conference second team, senior Fritz Sirk was named to the centertield position and homerun hitting junior Brad Schuchhardt was nominated at third base. The Spartans had a 9-0 conference record to win the NEIAC crown. They ad- vanced two games into the Regional play- offs but unfortunately lost the champion- ship to Warsaw, 8-4. Freshman Kent Berning set a new single season school record for batting average with a .408 mark to finish off a good season. I t A33 . i 511 mb-LD' -rg ,bd - - 'I ' ',:.-- STANDING ON THE PITCI-IER'S MOUND, ju- Q nior Terry Fife gets ready to hurl another ball for a strike out. STILL RUNNING STRONG, sophomore John y Grimmer crosses the plate for another Spartan IUII. AN ENTHUSED HOMESTEAD BENCH A watches as one of their teammates attempts to hit a home run. SENIOR RICK BRUNS takes a mighty swing at 1 the ball during an early season game against Bellmont. , . -I, l- uh Il 1 I . xx 4 111' 4

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X Roundhallers gm! f' af 6 'Q-...H Qs in-9 N ra E, 2 TL'-my i 6 2 -X W S, 1' G f 5 IZ . S g'3 AFIGHTING FOR THE BALL, sophomore Andy Q S- .X CD Vogel uses his athletic strength for basketball. DOMINATING THE BOARDS, Homestead's vis, 3 ik., yleading scorer junior Tracy Price averaged 15.9 points per game and had 333 total points. I sr , , D if , K ,I f fi n' ,ei - ' 'Hi i -' - 43 T If - J' WATCHING THE ACTION, Coach Neal Mc- gl , 1 Keeman and the Spartan bench look on with 'fl ' I x great interest. IF In 'ZIV , , B