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

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DOUBLES ' champs Gregg Luginbill and Rick Hill await a serve. SEXY Rexy in action, girls! JUDD Johnson receives valuable advice from top-notch Senior Gregg Luginbill. RESULTS OF TENNIS YEAR ■ VARSITY SA THEY Union City 5 Winchester 2 3 Mississenewa 2 3 Jay County 1 4 Bellmont 1 4 Dekalb 2 3 Wayne 1 4 Norwell 3 2 Homestead I 4 Bluffton 1 4 East Noble 2 3 NEIAC Bellmont 3 2 Homestead 5 SECTIONAL Bluffton 2 3 Final Record: 4 Wins 1 1 Losses H RESERVE Union City 5 Mississenewa 3 2 Jay County 4 Bellmont 5 Wayne 2 3 Norwell 5 Bluffton 3 ) East Noble 2 3 Final Record: 7 Wins 2 Losses ■■ 1

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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.

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CROSS CoiuUiy members: (I ' lont row L to R) Loii Bdwcii, (kiry I ' llcnbL-ijicr, Lee I ' Uicckigcr. Curtis Bailey, Manager Ron Downini;, (back row L lo R) Coach C.rouj;, 1x1 Wheeler, Nate Stahly, Mark Lehman, Ted Beitler, Steve Ban- man, Jell Doherty, Kurt I ' rank. THE Cross Country team under tlie di- ord in years. The harriers won the Coun- ty meet, finislied third in the Bi-County, and placed seventh in the Conference. Junior Mark Leliman was named MVP and Co-Captain for tlie Starfires. Senior Ted Beitler was named Co-Captain. Coach Grogg is expecting an even bet- ter year next year, because with two freshmen, two sophomores, and two ju- niors usually finishing in the top eight positions for the Starfires this year, the team will be young but experienced.