Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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Cross Country Keeps 011 R unnjng GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS We They IVC 22 37 Kewanee 32 26 Rock Falls 29 26 Dixon 40 23 Ottawa 15 45 Streator 24 32 Oregon 24 32 Auburn 16 41 Oregon Open 5th place Princeton Homestead 1st place Rock Falls Invitational 7th palce Kaneland Invitational 13th place Dixon Invitational 10th place Sterling Invitational 17th place Amboy Invitational 5th place NCIC 4th Regional 9th 24 Cross Country GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Jennifer Khoshbin, Sue Josephson, Sara Jo- sephson Row 2: Greta Halberg, Lara Kautz, Coach Tacchi, Patty Johnson, Kelly Bosworth Most Valuable Jennifer Khoshbin Scott Williams Finn Service Award Sara Josephson Bonne Bell Circle of Excellence Award Jennifer Khoshbin Sara Josephson

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VYQ Fred Cartwright Shawn Nichols resh-Soph Golf Team: Brian Henning, Terry Kelly, Tim Murfin, Dave Tracy, tob Brown, Scott Farley, Mike Sitterly, Terry Smallwood, Chip Bird. Dave May The 1985 Princeton High School varsity golf team had another very successful season with a near perfect 14-1 record. For the second year in a row, the varsity team placed fourth in the IHSA State Golf Tournament. As an in- dividual, Kevin Johnson placed tenth in the state. Kevin was also named as the Best Putter and Most Valuable Golfer on the team, while Rob Brown won the award for Most Improved Golfer. Varsity Golf Results WE THEY Sterling 156 160 Ottawa 156 157 Kewanee 158 182 Sterling Newman 157 164 Rock Falls 157 182 St. Bede 155 177 LaSalle-Peru 158 178 Dixon 158 163 Putnam County 163 185 Hall 162 186 St. Bede 162 179 Kewanee 159 194 Rochelle 162 180 Mendota 162 192 Geneseo 165 154 Junior Varsity team had a 6-4 record. Go 23

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K9 NG' VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Mike McKune, Jeff Jansen, Tony Harris, Dwight Darling, Thad Boss, Scott Loving, Brian Wittwer Row 2: Coach Coates, Tony Grace, Jerry Oaks, Whitney Eckard, Doug Schroyer, Brad Anderson, David Headley, Art Wiliams VYWL I if if 1 1' Nr 3' is . -. C, Z FROSH-SOPH Row 1: Andy Morse, Dave Nelson, Thad Boss, Bob Koger, E. J. Carter Row 2: Mark Stephens, Steve Schennum, Steve Hendrickson, Bob Drake, Coach Coates Cross Countiiy is both an individual and a team sport. his was pointed out this year as the varsity had some great individual Berformances highlighted by senior Dwight arling's 88tlw ace finish in the state meet. Senior Brian ittwer won the Oregon Open, placed fourth at the Princeton Invitational, sixth at the Dixon Invitational, and ninth in the regionals while loggingi over seven hundred miles and being t e number one runner for the Tigers al season. Other seniors on this year's stiuad included four-year runners David Hea ey, Scott Loving, and Art Williams and three-year runners Whitney Eckard, Mike McKune, and Jerr Oaks. Junior letter winners included Brac? Anderson, Tony Grace, Tony Harris, Jeff Jansen, and Doug Schroyer. Sophomore varsitylletter winners were Thad Boss and Dave elson. Captains for this year's team were Brian Wittwer and Dwight Darling. Darling was voted most valuable runner. Tony Grace, the top junior runner, logged over 350 miles during the summer. ave Nelson and Jeff Jansen earned All-NCIC Academic team status by having an accumulated grade point average o 3.72 or above. The frosh-soph team had a great year as a team as they compiled a dual meet record of ten wins and onliy one loss, won three invitationals, an beat eighty-five schools while losing to twenty overall during the season. Top frosh-sgph runners included Thad Boss, Andy Morse, teve Schennum, Dave Nelson, Bob Koger, Mark Stephens, E. J . Carter, and Steve Hendrickson.