Mount Vernon High School - Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IA)

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SOFTBALL TEAM Bow 1. Beth Carlson, Brittany Baalberg, Tiffany Stoltz, Angie Vittetoe, Janee Boehn, Jamey Miell Bow 2. Brlsta Meeker Valerie Bula, Deede Bair Jennifer Clark, Heather Gugler This years Baseball team promised to be exceptional due to seven seniors returning. Six of these were starters last year. Mr. Schwiebert was confident of a winning season and a high ranking in the conference. Last years Softball records were 8-19 overall, and 4-10 in conference play, After getting off to a slow stan, winning just one out of ten games, the team excelled to win seven of their next nine games. The team won two games in a row against West Branch and Anam- osa, also winning the last two confer- ence games of the season. This sea- son, Mr. Meeker is confident of a win- ning season and also landing in the top five of the conference. BASEBALL TEAM Bow 1 Stacy Gross, Carter White, Doug West, Scott Gross, Dave Bandall, Todd Pliehaos, Dan Schellberg, Greg rlanson Bow 2 Todd Beal, Mike Syatosch, Joey Soukup, Spencer Gross, Paul Mort Matt Ostrom, Matt Miller Fred Skretta, Jeff Meeker Jason Booth, Dayid Spellerberg, Jeremy Elliott Bow 5 Jason Happel, Dewey Petersen, Bran' don Kurtz, Jason lzlosekj Chris Mcvay, Plat Mlchaud, Jayson Wilkinson, Todd Lehr Buss Byan, Joe Stoltz, Eric Schmidt, Coach Jeff Schwleoert, BASEBALL SOFTBALL

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F I Q I U I Mr5chwiebertloolwslil1e hes worn outfrom - - - prom. Chris Brown, Joy Harkeh and date, and Jeremy Elliott look great ih their Classy prom attire. Julie Lheniclwa and itacy Ferris take time out Leslie Slife struts her stuff to The View from the dance floor to Cuddle. lf?