Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Girls Tennis Have A Trying Season The Girls Tennis team was coached by Ann Dodd, and had a 6-9 record. The team was helped by Seniors, Beth McGowan, Kelli Groves, and Sharyl Zwierzynski. Captains of the team were Beth McGowan and Sharyl Zwierzynski. The team was also paced by Fran Ginter, Chris Harley, Cheryl Early, Lori Leckac- zyk, Mary Butiste, Lisa Borrelli, Sharon Bonek, Anna Critchlow, and Jeanne Kowalski. Also on the team was, Sigrid Bettinger, a Foreign Exchange Student from Germany. M. V.P. was Sharyl Zwier- zynski, Chris Harley received the Sports- manship Award, and Most Improved went to Cheryl Early. Sharyl Zwiezynski earned the Kiwanis Award. Below: Sharyl Zu leizynskI gets ready for an on coming serve. Standing: Chris Harley. Beth McGowan, Lori Leckaczyk. Cheryl Early, Mary Butiste, Kelli Groves, Sharyl Zwierzynski, and Coach Ann Dodd. Kneeling: Jeanne Kowalski, Anna Critchlow, Fran Ginter, Sigrid Bettinger, Lisa Borrelli, and Sharon Bonek. Above: Mary Butiste warms-up before a big match. 24 Girls ' Tennis WWi»W»P » ' IWI I P j ' i f» W— WW

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Boys Have An Excellent Season The 1982 Boys ' Track team were Sec- tional Champions and was second in the N.I.C. with an 7-2 record. The team was lead by Seniors Tom Andrezjewski, Dennis Winters, Perry Sanders, Derrick Smith, Doug Fletcher, Skip Kalmar, Paul Dashner, and Pat Klaybor. Individual winners in the Sectionals were Tom Andrezjewski — Pole Vault, Lonnie Powell — 400 meter dash. Derrick Smith, Johnnye Love, Doug Fletch- er, and Lonnie Powell — 1600 meter relay team. M. v. P. was Tom Andrezjewski, and Doug Fletcher received the Sportsmanship Award along with the Kiwanis Award. Left: 1982 Boys Track and Field Team. Below Left: Lonnie Powell races lor tiie finisli line. Below Right: Tom Andrezjewski flies over the bar with room to spare. Boys Track 23

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Girls Fought To The End Above: 1982 Girls ' Softball Team The 1982 Girls ' Softball team, coached by Sue Edison and Roylene See, had a record of 4-8. This year ' s team showed a desire to play ball. Through all the games the girls fought to the final out was made. The fights proved to be beneficial since some of their games were won in the last inning. The team was placed by three-year starters. Deb Caudill, Lyndelle Egyed, and Judy Jurgonski. Two-year starters Sally Milliken, Lori Rothballer, and Michelle VanWyns- berghe helped contribute along with other outstanding players, such as, Pam Rzepnicki, Polly Szlanfucht, Tami McCammon, Wendy Engles, Tracy Gray, Katha Bucher, Jo Rodriguez, Chris Rzepnicki, Lori Colquitt, Sherri Bar- iewlski, Shelley Tuttle, and Roberta Dodd. M. V.P. was Lyndelle Egyed, Sportsmanship — Deb Caudill, and the Kiwanis Award was Pam Rzepnicki. Captains were Sally Milliken and Pam Rzepnicki. Left: Polly Szlanfucht, Lori Colquitt, and Shelley Tuttle take a rest between innings and cheer for the team. le- ' :al t ■ - t- . Jjppr i- i-: .- t vi , ■if ' .■ ' •Irti -- ■■ Above: Pam Rzepnicki, third Baseman, gets ready to make another outstanding play. left: Sally Milliken, Catcher, looks confused about a call made by the homeplate umpire. Girls ' Softball 25