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

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Tony Schofield puts a headlock on the member of ttie opposite team. Varsity Wrestling: Front Row: . E. Dawson, T, Sciiofield, B. Carr, M. Heid, N. Reyes, T. Blankenhiorn, J, Robinson, Back Row: Coacli Strader, J. Kidwell, S. Adams, D, Jenkins, S. Farmiga, J. Feeney. Reserve Wrestling: Front Row: M. Dickey, M. Mitchell, M. Sutherlin, R. Morris. Back Row: Coach Potter, P. Mennel, J. Mathewson, J. Beasley, K. Naveroske, K. Williams, T. Martin, Coach Strader. Freshmen Wrestling: Front Row: T. Bertram, M. Schofield, B. Mohr, J. Ford, R. Carr. Back Row: Coach Potter, D. Heid, T. Williams, A. Abel, G. Wright, R. Thacker, G. Blackwell, M. Hollen. Phil Glasser starts his move on his opponent. Wrestling 63

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Wrestlers Capture Fourth in County The 1979-80 varsity wres- tling team received a fourth place in the County meet, with Ed Dawson and Tony Schofield taking second in their respective weight divi- sions. The team ended its regular season with a duel meet record of 10-3. The biggest duel meet of the season came when Perry defeated Southport, 34-21. The team placed in the Southport Sectional. Tony Schofield placed , and Ed Dawson placed , to add to the placing of the Falcon team. The reserve team finished with a 6-3-1 record, led by Joe Beasley, Mike Dickey, and John Anderson. The freshmen team had a 10-3 record, and was led by two outstanding wrestlers, Todd Williams and Mike Schofield. PM wrestler pins his Southport op- ponent during the meet which gave PM another mark on the All Sports Trophy. Coach Potter gives Doug Held ad- vice about approaching his oppo- nent. 62 Wrestling

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fr == Girls Sweep County Crown Girls ' varsity basketball: Front Row: C. Ellis, M, Schueth, K. Nitsch, K. Fair, R. Maxwell, D. Dunlop. Back Row: Coach Brunic, D. Orr, M. VanDe- man, T. Music, L. Cox, L. Courtney, K, Hall, S. Hinkle, D Gritton, D, Orr, Coach Murphy. 64 Girls ' Basketball The girls ' basketball team ended their regular season with a 15-1 record and a county championship. Led by Mary Beth Schueth, with a 23 point average, com- bined with the talents of Denise Gritton, Cindy Ellis, and Karen Nitsch, the Lady Falcons obtained a victory over rival Southport in the fi- nal game, 67-56. The only loss occurred during the scheduled game with Southport with the score ending 60-50, Southport ' s victory. The girls went to the sec- tionals to defeat Decatur in their first game 67-27. They advanced to a rematch with Southport, but were un- able to pull off a win, and were beaten by a score of 66-53. Leading scorer Mary Beth Schueth shows off shooting ability to her Greenwood opponent. Denise Gritton charges to the bas- ket with a lay-up.