New Prairie High School - Prairie Life Yearbook (New Carlisle, IN)

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Freshman team, ROW 1: D, BODE, B. DEUTSCHER, D, HERTZBERG, A. MARKLEY, D, SIEBE, S. SMITH, D. KETTRING, D. PALMER, B. COX, D. COOK, COACH MOFFIT; ROW 2: COACH STRICK, J. RUSH, A. MILLS, R. JOHNSON, R. ROSE, D. ROSE, R. SIMON, Dy, SCHREIBER, T. STACY, D. SWARTZ, J. SHRADER, L. HALL. 24.) 26 : pee 40 - B-team ROW1: E, SIPOTZ, J. KANE, S. HORA, J. BALDWIN, J. ROMIG, J. ZOLMAN, R. CAUFFMAN, S. ENGEL, M f ‘ alle ple ; : P . INGOLE F. MORYL, K. SMITH, T. HANS; ROW 2: M, WHITEMAN, L. HALL, D. BODE, B. DEUTSCHER, A. MARKLEY, D. SIEBE, S. SMITH, D, KETTRING, D, PALMER, B. COX, D. COOK, J. REINHOLD, J, LOUCKS, T. CURLESS; ROW 3: COACH MOFFIT COACH STRICK, J. RUSH, A. MILLS, R. JOHNSON, R, ROSE, D, ROSE, R ; SWARTZ, J. SHRADER, COACH KAUEMAN. ’ 7. , R. SIMON, D, SCHREIBER, T. STACY, R. ECKERT, D 16

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AWARDS Most Valuable Back: Paul Zahl Most Val. Lineman: Gary Curless Most Improved Back: Pat Kane Most Imp. Lineman: Brian Galvas Sportsmanship: Bruce Stoner 100% Helmet: Paul Zahl Most Tackles: David Akin Co-Captains: M. Scott and P. Zahl Paul Zahl MVP Northern State Conf. All Conference first team: Gary Curless Off. Tackle Paul Zahl Quarter Back ‘Jim Gadacz Half Back Pat Kane Def. Tackle Monty Scott Def. Tackle Dave Akin Linebacker Jeff Kent Def. End Bruce Stoner Off. Guard We'll never forget... . . . Our season's opener at Concord. We won a wild scoring game, 42-21 and Zahl had a hand or foot in every point (Mirer). . . . Three touchdowns in 2 minutes! That's the story at Knox. Zah! scored twice in 2 minutes, sandwiched between a Redskin tally. . . . In the Homecoming pep session, Mr. Miller pre- dicted, You'll never forget what the team did on this occasion. We relished a 41-0 shutout. Zahl, Gadacz, Kane, Akin, and Baldwin scored for us. . . . Star sprinter Gadacz took a long 58 yd. bomb from Zahl on the very first play of the game to upset Jimtown's defense 34-13. . . . Akin had 10 solo tackles as we plucked No. Liberty's Shamrocks, 26-13. . . . Gadacz established a team record for yds. 15 rushing when he ground out 263 against Goshen.

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Volleyball takes Conference } BACK ROW: Coach Cortier, Coach Keenan, Nancy Small, Shai Kincaid, Yvonne Weir, Denise Cortier, Jeanin Wilcox, Chris Sherbun, i Lanette Cowley, Julie Barnhart. FRONT ROW: Lisa Smith, Hedi Pfieffer, Peggi Kizer, Tori Ice, Kim Ice, Tammi Kizer, Jerri Lam- | bert, Jenny Kane, Mallory Brewer, Janet Schroeder. ar eae Neen WD Weel Os fe A graceful new trophy was added to our showcase this year when our girls' volleyball team battled their way to the Northern State conference cham- pionship. The talented team, under the tutelage of Miss Sue Keenan and Miss Chris Cortier, spiked their way to an impressive 14-3 season record. In addition to their conference crown, t he girls de- feated South Central and LaPorte as they battled their way to the finals of the Sectional tourney. south Bend LaSalle put an end to their winning skein. Mal Brewer and Chris Sherbun served the team as co-captains. Mal was also named as the most valuable player. Janet Schroeder was cited for her improved play and won that honor. Lanette Cow- ley was the team's leading scorer with 124 points. Kim lce, Lisa Smith, Julie Barnhart, Denise Cor- tier, and Jeanine Wilcox were other letter winners. Jean Boyts was the official scorer. a