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

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Coach Adams Builds Them Big-n-Bad Every spring Coach Glenn Adams has the job of building a respectable men ' s track team. In 1978, he did it. The team strained their muscles every day to end their season with a 6-5 re- cord. One of the team members, Mike Campbell, competed in the State Meet. Mike finished eighth in the 440 yard dash competition. Two of the school records were broken during the season, also. Bryan Hollingsworth broke the record in the 880 yard run, and Rob Harmon set a new school record in the long jump. In addition to these team members, there were many other outstanding competitors. Brent Bowers, Gordon Godec, Bill Kennedy, Steve Adams, and Randy Malicote were a few of them. A sophomore, Tom Jenson, was the high point winner for the team. Mark Spencer coasts into the finish of the mile relay with his baton. Two PM tracl ers l eep the Falcons out front as they complete the race one and two. Dave Scanlon, Bill Kennedy, Mo- hammed Abugidieri, and Mike Woo- dard do their stretching exercises be- fore a meet. Gordon Godec strides even with his Manual opponent as Brent Bowers moves up along the outside lane. Varsity track team. Front Row: R. Dil- lard, M. LaRosa, G. Show, D. Bird, R Kazmierzak, S, Adams, J. Scheil, D. Em- mett. Back Row: Coach Glenn Adams, A. Higdon, B, Ausbrooks, D, Scanlon, T Jenson, D, Gootee, M, Eldosougi, M Ham, M. Abugidieri. Not Pictured: B Hollingsworth. M, Woodard, K, Updike, R. Malicote, B, Bowers, J. Cherry, G, Godec, F. Sendemeyer, M, Spencer, B Kennedy. Boys ' Track 79

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) .9 i V Freshman track. Front Row: A. High jumper Gordon Godec just Nungester, T. Blankenhorn, K. barely clears the bar as he goes Miller, K. Eberg, T. Spivey, M. over. Dickey. Second Row: J, Dietz, E, Hohit, M, Moriarity, T. Martin, R, Huser. Back Row: T. Baxter, R. Clements, D. Barnett, J. Kidweli, B. Carson, Coach Jerry Muilinix. Bill Kennedy gets a good start off the blocks against his Manual opponent. Randy Mailcote puts his all into his long jumping form.

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Golfers Finish Seventli In County Last spring proved to be a very try- ing season for the 1978-79 boys ' golf team. Usually teeing off in crummy weather and walking the few miles each match, they never really played up to the best of their ability, Coach James Hohit commented. Despite the difficulties, outstanding putting and driving performance were logged in by seniors, Eric Engleman and Tom Sparks, and sophomore, Steve Mohr. John Lange walked off the green with the highest honors. The team worked well together, and helped each other out in times of need. Each golfer improved during the season and the team ended with a 15- 3 record and a seventh place finish in the county. Varsity Team; M. Buck and R. McMinn and front row; S. Fowler, E. Pemberton, S. Mohr, back row; E. Engleman, T. Sparks, R. Barnard, S. Eason, and Coach James Hohlt. Scott Fowler keeps his eye on the ball as he drives it straight down the fairway. The concentration is evident on the face of John Lange as he attempts to sink this putt. 80 Boys ' Golf