South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

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Jenny Rohr watches her partner serve in the doubles match. The 84-85 girls tennis team members are front: Char Smith, Jo Jo Foltz, Vicki Hunt, Deeanne Dick, Ann Antonini. Back: Anna Finger, Becky Bush, Chellie Gardner, Lori Waugh, Tonya Helt, Jenny Rohr, and Sarah Orman. fl The 84-85 boys tennis team members are front: Scott Royer, Freddie Craft, Mike Mattsey, Chris Uselman. Kirk Rohr, Andy Kirkman, J.C. Dressier. Back: Frank Waclawek, Chris Beard, Shawn Wilson. Roger Callese, Scott Davis. Chris Bash. Dave Albin, David Shearer, Chris Strobel. Not pictured is Nelson Alexander. Junior Dave Albin tries to serve the ball past his opponent. 28

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Of the nine letter winners, three were freshmen, two were sophomores and four were juniors. This will be a good factor in next years team, but it was a disadvantage this year ending with a season of 3-12. Dave Albin had a tough season at first singles, but showed improvement from beginning to end. Some hope for the future lies in freshman Shawn Wilson who played as high as second singles in his first year. Award winners this year were: Nelson Alexander, most dedicated; Roger Callese, most improved; and Chris Strobel, mental attitude. Next season looks very hopeful as all nine letter winners will be back. The girl's tennis team had a slow start this year, but steadily built their way up to winning the Wabash River Conference for the fourth year straight. Since this was their main goal, they felt like they had accomplished a great deal this season. The team ended with a 9-3 season. The award winners were Ann Antonini and Tonya Helt, most valuable; and Jo Jo Foltz, mental attitude. Senior Ann Antonini looks up as she serves to her opponent. 28

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UTT UIM “I wanted it more than anything. I was completely dedicated to my training which I did dll summer. I enjoyed training and pushing myself to get the results. —m The T984-85 Boys Cross Country team: (Front) Brent Sykes. Rich Trimble. Marty Russell. (Back) Manager Tom Stevens, Ron Baysinger. Vic Timmons, Pat Barron. Andy Poletto. Coach Bob Byrer. This years Cross Country team finished with a winning 6-4 season with Senior Pat Barron going all the way to semi- state. The team didn't do as well as they hoped, but they still had an enjoyable season. Seniors Andy Poletto and Vic Timmons kept spirits high even when bad times hit. Award winners were: Most valuable, Pat Barron; Mental attitude, Andy Poletto; Most improved, Pat Barron. Even losing these three seniors, the team still looks strong for next year. The girls Cross Country team also finished well by splitting their season 2-2. This was the first year for a full team and the girls improved well. The award winner was Stacey Myers, Most valuable. The team did well and next year seems even better. The 1984-85 Golf team looked promising this year with a win-loss record of 20-12, and a second place in the conference. Mike Ball performed well and seniors Mark Jones and Rob Shepard worked hard to improve the team. Awards are: Mike Ball, Most outstanding; Shawn Wilson, Most improved; and Nelson Alexander, Mental attitude. The team is young and shows much hope for next year.