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

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I Brad DeHart it concentrating at the net during a doubles match 2. Doug Beck at the net uhtle Brod DeHart serves to Mart the point 3 Peter Him hat hts patented backhand ■1 Randy Warring put hi aO into a forehand 5 Randy Waning prepares to hit the serve A3 BOYS TENSIS 25

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SLICERS WIN CONFERENCE M Sheers Opponent 2 Penn 3 4 Highland 0 4 S B RUtv 1 4 Homo- '.d Noll 1 0 North CentHl 5 2 Usd CatHedrol 3 3 Portbge 2 5 0 4 hi C Chton I 2 Gonhen 3 4 Valparaiso I 2 Hobart 3 2 Munster 3 4 Plymouth 1 4 Chesterton 1 4 Rogers I 2 S B Adams 3 I Culver Military 4 2 Warsaw • 3 1 Portage 4 stopped until the Stale Finals in Indianapolis. At the Fall Sports Banquet Peter was awarded with the Most Valuable Player and Mental Attitude awards. Senior Randy Warr ing won the Most Improved award and Senior Chris Heagy was voted team captain Freshman Jeff DeCrotte won the Dave Neely Dairy Queen Most Valuable Junior Varsity player award Coach LeRoy's 1985 Boys Tennis Team ended the season with a fine 1111 record. The Slicers were 4 and 1 in the Duneland Conference which earned them the co championship in the conference The Slicers were led this year by junior Peter Kim. his record was a superb 24 2 Although the team was eliminated in the first round of the State Tournament. Peter con tinued on in the Singles tourney. He wasn't J Brad DeHart unge at a pasung shot 2 Peter Kim concentrates on Hu serve 3 Team Captam Chris I Uragy Hustles during his singles mateH 4 The Vanity Tennis receives iheir uell deserved awards 24 BOYS TENNIS

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SWIMMERS GO TO STATE! This year the girls swim team, coached by Mr. John Shei. ended their outstanding season with thirteen wins and four losses. Sherri Jackson had an excellent year. Sherri set a number of pool records, won first at Conference for her third year in a row. and placed eighth in state. Hope Dewitt swam quite well this season Hope broke a pool record and went to state in the 50 Free and 100 Free Relay Chris Tompkins. Linda Jonkind. and Tracy Thomson were the other swimmers to Join Hope at state in the 100 Free Relay. The most valuable award went to Sherri Jackson. Most Improved was received by Amy Fogelsong and Natalie Hoover The Mental Attitude award was given to Marcie Brown, and Rookie of the Year went to Beth Gebhardt 1 The LaPorte and New Prairie swimmers relax and watch the divert 2 The LaPorte divers discuss how weU they are doing 3 Debbie Scvtgnte gets congratulated by Toni Russell and Tina Noswn 4. The LaPorte swimmers have fun at IUPUI 5 Julie Neary, Chns Tompkins, and Hope Dewitt show off their good looks 26 GIRLS SWIMMING