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

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1 ■ h 1 ■ ;i H i 1 1 BH H Women ' s Swimming , Front Tow, left to right: A. Williams, N. Bryant, J. Miner, E. Petcoff, S. Hughes, C. Byrum, J. Reitmeyer. Second Row: S, Huevel, J. Carr, L. Smith, L. Bridwell, J. Powers, K. Dear- dorff, M. Stiker, K. McClain. Back Row: Coach Webb, K. Mosby, B. Burmeister, Mg., D. Powers, T. Mathewson, S. Groschelle, M. Schanke, K. McBride, J. Mills, L. Owens, mg., D. Rizzo. Diving Boards: C. Alvado, D. Gritton, K. Enright, K. Eliot, L. Neu, K. Fair Kelly Enright concentrates on perfecting her dive. Janet Newman heads towards the finish . ' ' T ' -. ' f

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Margo Schanke and Mary Stiker enjoy the routine practice lops. Janet Newman, Cheryl Byrum, Jenny Carr, and Elly Petcoff take time out during practice. Lady Falcon swimmer demonstrates her ability in the breast stroke. Swimmers Stroke In A Successfull Season The 1979 Lady Falcon swimmers had a greatly im- proved season in team spirit, team achievement, and in individual success, accord- ing to Coach Beth Webb, She added that the im- provement was because of team effort. The team reached a re- spectable 8-6 record, after a previous record of 4-10. The team record was over- shadowed by the individual performances of many team members. Kelly McBride, holder of seven school swimming re- cords, had what may have been her finest year. Among her records are the 200 free style at a speed of 2;35.5, 100 butterfly at 1:03.6, and the 500 free style at 5:34.3. Denise Powers captured the 100 breast at a time of 1:13.5. The relay team of Cheryl Byrum, Mary Stiker, Denise Powers, and Kelly McBride broke the 200 med- ley relay record of 2:06 by 2:05.4. In state competition, Kelly McBride and Kelly Enright both achieved a 13th place standing. McBride placed in the 100 back and 100 but- terfly, Enright took her hon- ors in the diving competi- tion. Jenny Carr and Karen Deardorf were among the beginning freshmen who were strong during the 79 season and will be strong in the upcoming seasons. Retiring seniors are Kelly Enright, Denise Powers, Elly Petcoff, and JoAnn Miner. Returning veterans include Margo Schanke, Kelly McBride, Denise Griffon, Jana Reitmeyer, Janet Newman, Julie Powers, Do- minique Rizzo, Carmen Al- vado, and Karen Rair. 54 Girts ' Swimming

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PM ' s varsity basketball team had a good balance of youth and experienced ballplayers. The starting line- up included Mil e and Keith Thompson, Jim Spears, Dave Coffey, and alternated Ken Sarber and Howard Bertram. The team had a 14-6 re- cord despite losing six sen- iors from last year ' s team. Di- recting the offense was all- county, Mike Thompson. He, along with brother, Keith, and Dave Coffey, led the team in scoring. The scrap- py Ken Sarber, Jim Spears, and Howard Bertram added consistent scoring and re- bounding. The bench was laden with the talented likes of Mark Cravens, Jim Maschmeyer and Doug Pillow. They amply filled the starter ' s shoes when they were vacated. Also seeing limited action were Keith Eberg, Rick Mu- sic, and Scott Kiesel. Jim Spears shocks Columbus North by shooting a quick one from the foul line. Varsity basketball: Front Row: M. Greathouse, K. Eberg, D. Pillow, R. Music, M. Thompson, K. Thompson, J. Maschmeyer, B. Wheeler. Back Row: Coach Bertram, T. Wilkinson, S. Kiesel, K. Sarber, M. Craven, J. Spears, H. Bertram, D. Coffey, Coach Hohlt. Falcon Basketball Has A Successful Season l i «— — ' l THIS IS F-ALCON COUNTRY P. a Dave Coffey shoots one over his Whiteland opponent.