Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

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WRESTLING I ■v. ' r ■ Coach Bovee and Lynn Vyskocil looking for a win. Escape to Success A last minute “chat.” Jeff Schindler; Jeff qualified for state his sophomore year; however, an injury this year at districts hindered him from competing. The injury haulted his march to state but we are confident for his senior year. Jeff’s record is 24 and 5. Glen Shepherd; good job, Glen. We’re proud of you! Glen wrestled all throughout high school and finished with a record of 17 and 18. Glen qualified for state this year. Mike Copeland; Mike should be noted for putting up with his knee. He was put up a few weeks but did a nice job finishing out his season with a record of 16 and 3. Mike made it to state his sophomore year. We wish him good luck his senior year!

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A slam defense. Just strutting along. Driving hard. A very effective defense. Crystal strides down the court. That’s the way to fake out an opponent. A stylish jump shot.

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Shawn Ruppert; Shawn’s wrestling is definitely something to look forward to. As a beginning wrestler, Shawn went through a lot of learning and ended up with a record of 2 and 15. Neil Feldhacker; Neil has an excellent career record of 17 and 6. He suffered an injury at the beginning of the season and was unable to finish it out. Neil should be noted for the excellent skills he has in wrestling. Neil made it to state his sophomore year. The 1986-87 Waterloo Panther Wrestling team proved its strong ability this year by finishing with a 5-3 dual season. Although only short in number, the team made up for some of the dual losses by their drive and determination, which proved them winners. Mr. Jim Bovee coached wrestling again for the tenth year. This year he was nominated as one of the top ten Class D Nebraska state high school wrestling coaches, a very deserving and rewarding honor. Mr. Lynn Vyskocil is also commended for his positive attitude and spirit for the wrestlers. This year the team says good-bye to seniors Neil Feldhacker, Jim Rhoades, Glen Shepherd, and student manager for two years, Steph White. Jim Rhoades: A two time state qualifier, Jim also passed the 100th career win mark. (105) Jim has been a bright spot of the team and finished with a terrific record fo 26 and 9. Congratulations!