Monroe Central High School - Central Hi Lites Yearbook (Parker City, IN)

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9 s f i n 'Y Q,.. ,t A , E MX., Akxw in .. I if-u 6? ..:' h all 1 Front Flow: Ben Butts, Paul Mosser, Matt Jonston, Shane Bennett, Randy Holliday, Chuck Chalfant. Second Row: Jeff Miller, Randy McCord, Ensel Moore, Chad Wright, Tony Winner, Lester McEldowney, coach. Third Flow: Robbie Gray, Mike Hurst, Brian Clark. MC's fine athletic record is due to its many dedicated coaches. Due to the fact that there has been a proliferation of various sports as girls' athletics have begun to receive added attention, it has become neces- sary for teachers of academic subjects to coach MC teams. These fac- ulty members deserve recognition for the time and energies spent with extra-curricular activites. Junior high athletics may not receive the attention of the high school student body or of the community that they warrant. Without a pro- gram to build for the future, there will be no reserve to depend upon as students move on into high school athletics. The junior high program is important for the school, and it provides the training ground for the high school teams in years to come. 126 1 Junior High X 3 'xi Mr. McEldowney contributes much time to MC athletics. He coaches both junior high wrestling and varsity baseball.

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