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

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Tennis: Front Row: B. Cherry Wich, M, Smith, J. Pittman, B. Wat- son, S. Eoson, T. Tillery, L. Wittery, M. Porrish. Back Row: Coach Bagley, B. Harlan, S. Driver, M. Green, R. Hays, J. Miller, S. Miano, T. LaRosa, K. Chatterton, R. Sobieray, Coach Boehm. 52 Boys ' Tennis

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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

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Working on his foretiand is Brian Cherry as he prepares for his South- port match. Tennis Is A PM Racquet Coach Tom Bogely ' s boys ' tennis team was a very com- petitive group in the 1979 sea- son. The Falcon team ended its campaign at 17-8 and finished a strong fifth in the North Cen- tral Invitational, and second in both the sectionals and re- gionals. The squad ' s tough over-two punch consisted of juniors Mike Smith and Steve Eoson. Smith was the team ' s all-around aware winner, and for the most of the season, he was rated eighth in the state. Bo- son ' s performance suffered because of an injury to the shoulder which affected h is stroking power. This injury kept him from competing in the sec- tionals, but during the regular season, he was rated among the top 20 players in the state. In the sectional, the doubles team, consisting of seniors. Lance Wittery and Tom Tillery, was too tough to beat and brought home a first place fin- ish in the sectional. Running close behind, was the doubles team of Brett WIch and Brian Watson. They were good competitors and worked well together. A sectional vic- tory was just inches from their reach. Other team members who played well throughout the season included Brian Cherry, Jeff Miller, Sal Miano, and Mark Parrish. Boys ' Tennis 53