Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

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Senior Marc Tucker pre- pares for 0 return To his opponent Senior Jason WMenmyer leaps for his opponents return during 0 home match against Turkey Run. TENNIS 15

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During an away match, Brent Rus- sell makes a tremendous serve. ttThis is the hrst time in the history of the school that the tennis team has won a con- ference championship and now that's ours to keep. No one can take that away tram us, Coach Campbell aplied when asked about 5 memorable year with the 988 Boys Tennis Team. This quote exemplihes the high point of the team's season. There were many games throughout the year that were a real challenge for the team. However, they managed to overcome these trials and go on to sectional play. One such challenge the team re- Tony Gambaiani returns his oppo- nents serve during a home match. HoVVictoriousNough Courtmen Finish at Top Season Record: 43-3 First Row: 5. Edwards, E, James, T. Gambaiani. M. Weber. M Jacob. Second Row: Coach Campbell, 8, RusselL M, Tucker. M, Miller. J. Wit- tenmyer, Ki Albertson. T. Wegman, B. Harry. Tim Wogman makes a running dash for his opponents serve at a home match against Fountain Central. ceived and met was a match against the West Vigo Vikings. The Rox m 2 a decisive victory c 1 them, in the first roun . sectionals. In the ser round of sectionats, the remained at the top bi feating Bloomfield. The were then defeatec Terre Haute South in sec 01 finals. The final sev record of 13-3 wos n' possible by outstanding t formances of the er team. - Cheryl York 8t Star a y Perrine Junior Brice Harry warms up before a home match.

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First Row: H. Taylor. J. Dowd, C. Me- denwold. B. Rose. 8. Bettis, Hermon, Di Rozhon. J Block, D. Brucken, S White, B. White Ji Gregg Second Row: P. Williams, M Harden, J4 Mill- spough. E. Nelson, M. Stillwell, J. Brown, R. White. E, Schoibley. J. Por- is. K White. Third Row: E. Jones, C. Roosevelt, B. McMulien, J, Green, Ki Pearson, G. Olson, E. Thompson, D. This has been on excep- tional year for the Rox. Dedi- cation and team work led the Rox to o victorious sea- son. The Rox opened the season at home with Attica The Rox shut out Attica with a 22-0 win. The next three games ended the some way. The Rox quickly con- quered Covington 26-34 South Vermiilion 37-0, and Riverton Parke 42-0. The next game was a bottle of strength and skill. Fountain Central took us by surprise, the game was held 7-7 at the end of the fourth quarter. In overtime the Rox proved triumphant with a 43-7 victory. The Rox then traveled to Turkey Run to capture the C0vered Bridge Trophy. We defected Tur- key Run 38-0. Two excep- tional teams met on the field, Seeger and Rockvnie. 16 Big7Bod7Mec1n Dogpock Takes Control Season Record: 8-2 Eric Eslinger, junior, blocks on on- coming Falcon to let Ronnie White go for a long gain in the Test game of the regular season against North Hondiey. J Vouters, C xi E. Eshnger. Fourth Row Dee: Vi. Stutesf Lonrman,8 GTTOVT Ts, D Lcthrop, S Vondiwer In n, J Pickett Fifth Row Ccc ?T, Coach Barnes, Mgr B L H gr K. Dwyer, Mgr C Youn T Spengler, Mg! W. Pose, Cr; n, Coach Buck, Coach VUkCY In the nick of time John Dow n- Ior, passes the bolt before h t sacked A very close game that ended in defeat, 12-13. The Rox went to North Vermiltion tor HROX Revenge. A very close game that ended in o victorious overtime, 6-3. The Rox entered the play offs os WRC title holders. The Rox played Fountain Central for the first game of the playoffs The Rex won 17-7. The Pox went to South Put nom for the second game South Putnam dealt the R0. a deadly blow, with c: 32- defect. The Rox ended the sec- son with an excellent 8-2 record. When asked of what he thought of the sec- son's record, Head Coach Vukovits replied I'm happy with on 8-2 record, no mat- ter whether you win or lose, I'm glad it's done with class and sportsmanship.