Preble High School - Prebleaire Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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Girls Gymnastics BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): C. Stimart, D. Peters, S. Brown, C. VandenHeuvel, D. Hess, M. Bluemle, B. Baumgart, P. Skarzynski. ROW 2 L. Somers, A. Zellner, C. Skarzynski, P. VandenHeuvel. J. Hostet, S. Uhazie, J. Hoslet, D. Krumpos, J. Brown, D. Cayemberg, J Meverden Carla VandenHeuvel competes in Floor Exercise during a Preble Triangular meet. ABOVE: Sarah Brown waits for judges nod before performing her unevens routine. RIGHT: DiAnn Peters executes perfection in her compulsory Balance Beam routine. 76

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V • ) r ' « » Jh „ V V — - • - ■ . , I C Tlr • :, • % r -V.W rS ;- ■ m Uj ' ■ ■ - S , SK ' -, K r ■M ' V ., . ‘ , -r O » -t ■ : ; m N i i- - r Bruechert works with injury Niedermeyer shows his style ■ Jv p ft i ■ irj . i-a ! I ABOVE; Glock shows height in scis¬ sors. LEFT: Lessmiller concentrates on form. The Boys Gymnastic team had an excellent season this year, with the capture of the State crown. The team won all of their dual meets and lost only two of a total 16 meets. Senior Bill Niedermeyer gained the top honor of first in all-around competition at the State meet. Also adding greatly to the team effort at the State meet were Ron Ropson, finish¬ ing eighth in still rings, and seniors Tom Glock, fifth in side horse, Ron Lessmiller, third on parallel bars, and Sean Bruechert, who while perform¬ ing with a painful shoulder separation, added valuable team points in horizontal bar, parallel bars, and still rings. As Coach Graham stated “This is the best team I’ve ever had.”

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- 0fc ,, i • • r • ' • ■ ‘ .• i Jane Brown concentrates before she dis mounts the unevens. Debbie Cayemberg waits for her scores at State. This year’s team was com¬ prised of 21 hard-working and determined girls. Practice was from two to two and a half hours a day, five days a week. At the end of their season, the girls had compiled a five and two optional record and a six and one compulsory rec¬ ord. The girls took the Section¬ al meet for the third time in three consecutive years. They finished third at State, which was held at Preble, before 1000 spectators. Each year the girls place their votes for whom they be¬ lieve were their Most Improved and Most Valuable teammates. Chris Skarzynski received Most Improved gymnast and Sarah Brown received Most Valuable gymnast. Colette Stimart performs on beam for the last time, for Preble Sarah Brown contemplates next year ' s season.