Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Best team slate in ten years; ViS??, Pair sets two school records ' ' With Kevin Pair and Ricii Gurnell at running backs, the freshman foot- ball team posted the best season in ten years, 7-2. Pair set two new shcool records by returning a punt for 97 yards and returning a kick-off for 91 yards. They could be as good as they wanted to be. The 1981 team will al- ways be remembered as one that re- fused to quit and accept defeat, stat- ed Coach Jim Inman. Assisted by Coaches George Klinger and Paul Cornett, the consis- tent offensive players were Pair and Chris Hurt, and consistent defensive player was Hurt. Leading the team with 155 defensive points was Jay Cook. Anchoring the defensive line was Jason Whitlock with 138 points, while Artie Stockburger led the team with 4 interceptions and 115 defen- sive points. Their best games were against Creston and Northview during the second halves. Grimes, Lance Scheib, and Michael Atkins led in passing, while Danny Ryan, Stockburger, and Terry Van Skyock led in receiving. Summing up the season, Jason Whit- lock added, We played pretty well together. If it had not been for a few mental errors we could have been un- defeated. ViOi «t. Showing his ability to run the ball, Kevin Pair(36) heads for the goal line. Preparing to make a tackle are Wes Grimes(25) and Billy Cook(87) while Kevin Pair(36) assists. 84 Freshman Football

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Releasing the ball is hurler Andrea Cly. ' ■ (if.ttfg. Girls slug out .388 average The ability to play anyone any- where was the key factor which led the seventh and eighth grade softball team to a winning season of 4 wins and 1 loss. Three games were can- celed due to rain. This team was probably the best all- round group I ' ve had. They had a lot of team effot and got along well, commented Coach John Taylor. The team had an overall batting average of .388. Scoring 56 runs during the season, they only gave up 31. Their toughest game was against Creston, 9-8. Best games were against Wood- view and Northview. According to Coach Taylor, The team always played heads-up ball, and they were excellent in the field. Most valuable players were seventh graders Debbie Rigdon and Chris Carraher. Outstanding outfielder was Bobbie Morris while Cindy Payne accounted for 7 RBI ' s and An- drea Cly scored 7 runs. 7th 8th SOFTBALL 4 wins, 1 loss Coach John Taylor (Spring- 1981) STB OPP Creston 9 8 Ben Davis 17 11 Woodview 9 1 Northview 6 3 South Way ne 5 8 SEVENTH EIGHTH SOFTBALL. FRONT ROW — S. Stroup, D. Csillag, C. Carraher, K. Ellis, C. Payne, B. Morris. BACK ROW — A. Scheib, K. Hyer, J. Toth, C. Moore, D. Rigdon, M. Hoog, A. Cly, N. Miller, S. Meredith, Coach John Taylor. Arranging the lineup for the Belzer game is Playing first base, Kathy Hyer stretches to get Coach John Taylor. a hold on the ball. 7th 8th Softball 83

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Wes Grimes(25) prepares to make a cut up the field for yardage. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 7 wins, 2 losses Coaches Jim Inman, Paul Cornett, George (Fall - Klinger - 1981) STB OPP Beach Grove 28 8 Clay Eastwood 6 22 7 Creston 20 Warren 16 20 Northview 24 6 South Wayne Ben Davis 36 18 8 Decatur 46 20 j J H ■ ■ I Wim J i - 4 i 2 « Mm, 1 iq r H- ,. - » » 5 r 2 » ' £]:J» E:W — -;- i. ' ri bSi ' • ' ' @ S t5 ' «iw ! kk i Ti ' -• •jj;; ' %-- : 45 ijiL-» «-ia .- ; v FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. FRONT ROW — J. Harold, Y. Miller, J. Toth, J. Davis, f .OW TWO — Coach Jim Inman, S. Bischeff, A. Donaldson, D. Ryan, G. Dowler, R. Cork, B. Bogigian, L. Scheib, W. Grimes, K. Schaffer, M. Quinn, D. Weir, G. Cushinberry, D. Smith, C. Cesars, Coach George Klinger. ROW THREE — Coach Paul Cornett, J. Gilliam, F. Meyers, E. Mont- gomery, M. Redmon, R. Payson, C. Howard, P. Chappalow, T. O ' Meeara, R. Smith, T. VanS- kyock, C. Hurt, K. Pair, R. Gurnell, T. Spradling. BACK ROW — T, Jackson, C. Hill, J. Cook, S. Ferbrache, B. Cook, J. Whitlock, A. Stockburger, C. Fazio, T. Crenshaw, R. McWhirter, W. Lindsey, A. Brown, M. Atkins, NOT PICTURED: G. Jones, C. Coleman. Showing his style of running. Rich Gurnell(44) tears through the defensive line. sisg While reaching for a first down. Rich Gur- ' - nell(44) tries to avoid a Warren opponent. ■, After intercepting the ball, Wes Grimes(25) f A ■ ' U s n Tor a touchdown. Freshman Football 85