South Adams High School - Reflection Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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COACHED by Mr. Stahly, the Baseball Team finished 10-11. Jim Hartman led the team i n hitting 439 and stealing 25 bases. The team had fine pitchers who were Mike Meyers, Kelly Caffee, and Todd Steiner. Two Seniors who will be lost to gradua- tion are Rick Evens and Tom Dull but Mr. Stahly is looking forward to a good sea- son next year. JIM Hartman makes a mad dash for first. S.A. fans spend their free afternoons watching the Starfires perform. REX eyes the pitches carefully. RESULTS OF BASEBALL SA THEY Heritage 6 4 Wayne 5 6 Bishop Lures 6 12 Jay County 4-8 0-7 DeKalb 2 5 Norwell 5 Angola 12 Bluffton 8 -) Columbia City 12 17 Snider 0-8 6-7 New Haven 3 8 Bellmont 4 5 Union City 8 1 East Noble 6 9 Adams Central 13 -) Garrett 1 3 Homestead 5 i Parkway 3-1 6-13 H H H H H

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TEAM members: (Back) Coach Stahly, Curt Van Emon, Kelly CatTee, Mike Meyer, Tom Dull Todd Steiner, Gino Fisher, Jim Hartma, Rick Hill, Randy Moser, Mr. Miller, (front) Brian Grimm, Phil Lehman, Rex Lautzenheiser, Doug Lehman, Rick Evans, Mike Lehman, Ron Dull, Rocky Farlow. ABOVE: DOUG Lehman and Rex Lautzenhei- ser anticipate the next hit. SHORTSTOP intently watches the batter. RIGHT: MIKE Meyer in game-winning form!

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TAKING THE BALL TO COURT ALTHOUGH THE South Adams Tennis Team finished with a 4-1 1 win- loss record. Coach Bill Dorsch was not disappointed considering that they started with only one experienced var- sity player back from last year. Their record did not justify their tennis abil- ity, as they had several very close matches. Gregg Luginbill and Rick Hill, who teamed together to start as second doubles, set a school record with the most wins ever in a season, 12-3. Bob Sprunger and Rex Lautzenheiser had the second best record with 8 wins and 6 losses. Curtis May, who won the post season tournament, had the best sin- gles record with 4 v ins and 1 1 losses. The Netters will lose Greg Luginbill by graduation but will have nine out of the top ten players returning for next years team. With reserve players, who finished with a best record ever of 7-2, will also be returning to challenge the varsity players. Coach Dorsch is look- ing forward to the finest tennis team the Starfires have ever had for next year. VARSITY Players; back (L to R) Doug Sipe, Curt May, John Schindler, Mark Neuenschwander, Kerry Stiener, Rex Lautzenheiser, Judd Johnson, Rick Hill, Coach Dorsch, (front) Bobby Sprunger, Gregg Luginbill. RESERVE Players: back (L to R) Joe Dale, Scott Habegger, Kevin Nussbaum, Jim Sprunger, Tim Neuenschwander, London Scholer, Chris Jones, (front) Seth Scholer, Kyle Velasco. Mr. Dorsch pondering over his advice.