Perry Meridian High School - Passages Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Coach Harveth instructs Laura Cor- Diane Durrett attempts to sink the coron on the correct piacement of ball into the cup, her club when she hits the ball. Teresa Crowe exhibits her golfing Laura Corcoran practices her dhv- ability with her swing. ing techniques. Wm:; iimi 50 Girls ' Golf

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Reserve Cross country: Front Row: L. Long, S. Lyghtel, Bock Row: R. Dil- lard, D. Bird, M, Shimp, M. Mariner, M. Sutherlin, Coach Hickman. John Hughel discusses his time with Coach Hickman. Freshman Cross country: Front Row: R. Sisco, A. Williams, K. Murphy, M. Resener. Back Row: K. Ellett, D. Alexander, E. Ohisen, T. Fought, Coach Brendel. Cross County Prevails In The Long Run The 1979 Falcon Cross Country squad began the season on a fair note and kept it all through the sea- son. The team ran mile after mile in practice, after school and on weekends. They were devoted to their running and worked hard at it. Senior Tom Jenson claimed the number one runner award. He earned this award after placing second in sectionals, ad- vancing to regionals, and finishing nineteenth out of 122 in semi-state. Junior, Mike Campbell won the number two runner award. Through determina- tion and hard work, he fin- ished seventeenth in the re- gionals. Previously he had taken an eighth place finish in both the sectionals and in county. Senior John Hughel won the award for the number three runner. He placed a strong twenty-seventh in the sectionals. Unfortunate- ly, an injury kept him from regional action. The team as a whole was a very competive one, and ended their season with a 4- 2 duel meet record and an overall record of 38-32. Most of the team will return for the ' 80 season with strongpoint, Mike Campbell. Cross Country 49

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Experience Drives Ladies To Fifth Place In County The 1979 girls ' golf team concentrated on one main factor during their golf sea- son. They strove to build a tough, determined, and ex- perienced squad of golfers. With the teachings of veter- an golfer Coach Greg Har- veth, the ladies built their teeing, putting, and driving performances to a level of excellence. The squad used this experience and talent during the season to log in a record of 6-7 and a fifth place finish in the county tourney. The most valuable player award was presented to co-winners sophomore, Kim Smith and senior, Kandi El- lio tt, Kim Smith consistantly shot in the mid 40 ' s for nine holes. Kandi Elliott, only a few strokes behind Smith, also averaged in the mid 40 ' s. Other awards for determi- nation, spirit, and Improve- ment were received by golfers, Theresa Crowe, Diane Durrett, Lisa Lancas- ter, Theresa Evans, Kim Kuy- kendall, Laura Corcoran, and Julie Bales. Kim Smith follows through on her drive. Kim was one of the best golfers for the Lady Falcon Team. Kandi Elliott watches her boll sail through the air. Girls ' golf: Front Row: Kim Kuyl en- dall, Kim Smith. Back Row: Coach Harveth, Diane Durrett, Lisa Lancas- ter, Jamie Bales, Laura Corcoran, Kandi Elliott. Girls ' Golf 51