Kendallville Middle School - Probe Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)

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PIGSKIN PLAYERS The freshman football team brought the season to a close with a record of 2 wins and 4 losses. The squad was coached by Mr. Ayton and Mr. Daniels. The seventh and eighth grade football team, coached by Mr. Savage and Mr. Szupryn, had a most successful season. The Meteors won 5 out of 6 games and lost only to Garrett. We They H Lakeland 12 18 T Dekalb 19 T Howe Military 6 H Milford 6 12 H Avilla 12 7 H Garrett 7 12 7th-8th FOOTBALL OPPONENT WE Auburn 16 Columbia City 26 Milford 28 Garrett Napanee 32 Syracuse 41 THEY 19 6 19 12 7

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OPPONENT WE They Garrett 26 42 Milford 38 32 Churbusco 28 26 Ligonier 36 31 Angola 31 26 Huntertown 31 29 Garrett 30 63 Columbia City 39 51 A ub urn 54 49 La Grange 37 39 Butler 50 21 Tourney Garrett 24 53 La Grange 52 30 EIGHTH GRADE Both seventh and eighth grade basketball teams had a good season. The eighth grade team with 8 wins and only 5 losses, while the seventh grade were 6-3. SEVENTH GRADE OPPONENT WE THEY Garrett 41 32 Milford 33 22 Churbusco 30 13 Ligonier 21 19 Angola 27 26 Huntertown 37 24 Garret 28 45 Columbia City 32 56 Auburn 26 48

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CO-ED SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM This was the first year for an intra- mural basketball program at our junior high. The organization was initiated by Mr. Savage and Mr. Czupryn who also officiated the games. There were eight participating teams with between eight and nine members on each team. The Royals and Pacers were tied for first place when the season ended, with the former winning the tourney. Royals: ROW ONE: Kent Caldwell, Ron Byerly, Rodger Knox. ROW TWO: Kevin Knott, Lee Howard, Dale De- Graff, Regan Ford. Boys versus girls in volleyball.