South Decatur High School - Cougarama Yearbook (Greenburg, IN)

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I Is it a curve or fast ball, Mark Oliphant? Far Left: Harlan Hull tags for the third out.

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For the second time in South Decatur history the Cougars tasted the sweetness of a sectional victory, plus the agony of defeat. In an upset, the Cougars defeated fourth-ranked Connersville 2-0. Pitching that two-hitter against Connersville is something I’ll always remember,” says Mark Campbell, Cougar pitcher. Winning was great,” admits Jim AmRhein. I en- joyed bunting in the winning run in the morning game against Waldron.” Winning the sectional my first year was great,” says Dave Elliott, but it really gives us freshman something to live up to.” For others, it was difficult to remember specific mo- ments but the feeling was We did it once; we’ll do it again.” Daryll Taylor winds up for his curve ball.

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Sandy Bewley pours it on during the 440. Linda Brancamp will bend over backwards for her team. GIRLS’ TRACK After all the aches and pain of practice, the girls’ varsity track team enjoyed a 9-3 season. First-time shot-putter Lori Carson qualified for the sectional and placed second in the conference. Sue Emly rated first in the 100 yd.-dash in Deca- tur and Bartholomew counties plus setting a record in the long jump. Sandy Bewley tried all season to break Linda Bruns’ old record in the 80-yd. hurdles and finally reached her goal at the conference meet. In her spare time, Sandy set a new record in the 440. Kathy Stier, Sue Emly, Laura Ryle, and Mary Anne Phillips broke the 440 relay record. Freshmen high jumpers and the freshman relay team show much potential for the future. Look out! Kim Agnew is coming through! 28