New Castle Chrysler High School - Rosennial Yearbook (New Castle, IN)

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W ' Em ,-wg-1 Boys' Track N.C. OPP. Anderson 34 67 Muncie Central 34 58 Connersville 60 67 Rushville 46 81 Muncie South 56.5 70.5 Marion 22 70 Richmond 22 67 Shenandoah 63 47 Record 1-7 Running the Hurdles ... Chuck Sadler and Kenny Bassett use a combined effort to put their team on top. fDave Murphy photoj Taking the Hand-Off . . . Wally Neel pushes toward victory demonstrating the talents that took him to state. CDave Murphy photoj Boys Track Team - Front Row: Mark McKinney, Mike Elson, Jim Faurott, Matt Dynes, Pat Kinkade Scott Bravard, Darrin Riechart, Matt Coffey, Chuck Huse, Jeff Brown. Second Row: David Herron, Larry Neal, Gary Wilson, Todd Shellenbarger, Greg Geozeff, ,gs Jeff Phelps, Dan Sewell, Mark Taylor, Brian Razor, Don Bow, Todd Key. Back Row: Coach Pryor, Andy Carter, Jerry Brown, Chuck Sadler, Fred Thurman, Kenny Bassett, Greg Pinneo, Wally Neel, Jason Duff, Mike South, Jeff Geozeff, Assistant Coach Walker. Boys Track

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I d' id al t lents shine throu h Atmig tliyusses QM state fina ist. Neel placed g the 1982 boys' track team eighth in the state meet. exceeded the wins, there Most Valuable Field Event was a lot of individual Man was Greg Pinneo. He talent and success among became the second best the team members. discus thrower in Henry Coach David Pryor County history during the expressed why he felt that season, with a throw of they was not more 150' 5 . Pinneo also successful by commenting, placed fifth in the NCC. We had a good team Other important team except for the sprint members were Fred events. Lack of sprint Thurman, Todd Jarvis and speed hurt us in nearly Kenny Bassett. Thurman every meet. became the fourth best The team captain was high jumper in Henry Wally Neel. He proved to County history with a jump be a great asset to the of 6'4 . Thurman placed team as well as an fourth in the NCC and third exceptional leader. in the sectional. Jarvis Neel's accomplishments proved to be a strong included being named Most performer in the 400-meter Valuable Track Man North dash, and Bassett used his Central Conference talents in the high hurdles champion at 8:00 meters, to help the team. sectional champion, and vw .. J 3-wt-ew-es . K Y K tt ...s.l ttt iw fffs ..... slls l fsss sf isi if sss lssss sssss 1 N . f V. :.: ,. ,..,.. l ' V Up and Over Fred Thurman Every Ounce of Energy .. . Shot ssss . T ' demonstrates the high jump putter Ron Stults puts all his ' ' . technique that ranked him fourth enefgy behind this throw- CTirn -is C C photoj 28 Boys' Track .tt v f s .tt . in the county. fTim Davidson Davidson photoj t ,

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Like every spring, it was wet and becoming wetter. The 1982 golf season was facing limited practice outdoors due to the conditions of the past winter and spring weather. However, that did not dampen the spirits of linksmen. March 17, 1982, Coach Jerry Koger called for his first golf meeting, and to his surprise, 32 young men came out for the sport with just five varsity and five junior varsity positions available. This large number had to be reduced to 25 golfers and eventually 18. The Trojans had five returning lettermen in Seniors Roger Kirkpatrick, Bill Hoke and Rick Brenneman and Juniors Ron Longo and Scott Kelley. The strength of these young men was very important to the success of the team, said Coach Koger. Besides the four varsity returning members, Sophomores Dean Severence, Mark Schofield and Ed Flemming helped the 1982 campaign along, aided by Senior Richey Gardner and Juniors Chris Young and Bill Stawick. The team members Sure Shot . .. Roger Kirkpatrick shows his skill while putting the ball. fDave Murphy photoj worked on their skills all season to be able to do well at the North Central Conference. North Central Conference has yielded some of the greatest names in Indiana Golf history and has shown other conferences that few teams can beat them. Last year, four of the final 16 teams were North Central Conference members. In essence, each time we play a North Central Conference opponent, it is going to be a tremendously difficult task, said Coach Koger. Coach Koger thinks golf here will improve in the future. Long Drive . . . Ron Longo drives the ball down the fairway. CDave Murphy photob , . 'r W, Boys Golf 1 ' wi WM!