La Porte High School - El Pe Yearbook (La Porte, IN)

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Girls Cross Country team breaks even. GirlsCross Country: Front Row: Chr» Brwcko, Jen- ny Boardman. Heather I.udwtg. Patti Bucheit Row Two: Anna Krtan|ek. Amy Koomtz, Amy Jones. Kim Liskey, Angie Breseke Coach Bill Gangwer's girls cross- country team finished 4-4 in dual meets, fourth in the sec behind three teams which were rated in the top 20 and fifth in sectionals. For the third straight year Chris Breseke won the Tri Kappa valuable award. Breseke set a school record with the time of 14:50. She finished 8th in sectional and 22nd at regionals. Anna Kratanjek received the Tri Kappa most- improved award. Angie Breseke won the mental attitude award. 1. Amy Jones keep» up the pace as she is off on another run. 2. Chris Breseke catches her breath as she finishes a race 3. Coach Bill Gangwer attempts to understand the mechanics of a golf cart

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Boys Cross-Country Finishes Seventh in DAC. The boys cross-country team of coaches Terry Miller and Jack Bransford finished 2-10 this year. Four of the teams losses were against teams rated in the top 10. The Slicers finished 7th in the DAC. Brian Piper won the most valuable award. The 2 year letterwinner finished 8th in sectionals, 28th in regional and 21st in the conference meet. Jeff Sutherlin won the most im- proved award and Tony Meinol. a co- captain, won the mental attitude award. 1 Brian Piper keeps up good pace as he runs to a victory. 2. Mike Carbon rests under the shade of a tree after a long run. 3 Shanin Davis takes time to glance at the photographer while running Members of The Boys Cross-country are: Eric Langford, Tony Meindl, Mike Car- bon, Dan Hardman, Brian Piper, Shawn Strojny, Steve Tobar, Mark Tulacz, Shanin Davis, Aaron Skelly, Jeff Sutherlin. T

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 Volleyball Girls Win Sectionals and Regionals. ▼ 3 The girls volleyball team, coached by Debbie Parry, had an excellent season with a 23-4 record. In addition to win- ning a sectional and regional, the slicers also won the Duneland Con- ference Crown with a 7-0 record. Lesa Lee and Peggy Johnson were named to the All-Duneland Conference first team. Johnson was also named the DAC most valuable player. Lee won the Tri Kappa most valuable award. Laura Backer won the Tri Kappa most improved award by a unanimous team vote. Rhonda Shumaker, who served at 95 percent won the Dave Neely serving award. 1 Lisa Lee talks about the game while Peggy Jon- son displays the teams title. 2 Paula Pavey, Pam Malckovic. Julie Lowdenslager. Jill Dutcher, Janie Whitacre. and Becky Matinic show their sheer spirit. 3. Coach Debbie Parry and her team are all smiles after their win. 4 Laura Backer blocks a spike 5. Peggy Johnson sits one up. 6. Members of the team talk with Mr. Parsell after the game. 7. Members of the team congratulate their opponents. 8. Senior, Jane Plant , is set and ready for the serve. 9. Laura Backer catches herself after an attempt.