Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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BASKETBALL RECAP VARSITY TEAM UHS 74 Valley UHS 61 Ankeny UHS 88 South Tama UHS 90 Boone UHS 72 Grinnell UHS 55 Hoover UHS 76 Saydel UHS. 59 lndianola UHS 82 Dallas Community UHS 80 Dowling V, UHS 87 Southeast Rolk UHS 83 'Dowling UHS 60 South Tama UHS 70 'Ankenyn UHS 64 lndianola M UH-S - 5102 4 Boonev- UHS 77 Southeast Polk UHS 78 Grinng.I,l ' '- UHS 83., Saydel UHS 1,15 Newton T H .. SECTIONALS UHS' ' '1f07i Tech UHS ZXo,. 80 Hoover UHS 67' East ' uns UHS. iDlSTRICT8 711' vCarlisle ,uns ' 697: Norwalk . r .WT42 ,East -1 41 K 54 53 57 58 55 l li, El 778 .I 59 -T T59 g 64 , l sal ,1 65 ' f 451- 46 es 754 55, Cerffral Iowa Conference T14-Of ,A , A 41- y Urbandale Invitational Holiday Tournament'- Champions. A as all l. ,i ,ga wx' 66: l 581 Star Wars: UHS vs East 56 55 53 44 l 4 l i

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Girls advance 2 to state meet In their second year of competition, the girls' swim team showed great improvement by placing 5th in district action. This was the highest point in our season, said junior Pam Mulder. The tanksters showed they were ready for the season by handling Boone with six individual victories in their opener. First place finishers included Gale Meinert, individual medley: Teri Christensen, 100 free style, and .lane Nolin, 500 free style. The Jayettes were slowed up a 116-56 loss to Hoover, but came back later in the season with a 113-55 victory over the Huskies. The J-Hawks advanced two state qualifiers to the state meet. Teri Christensen placed seventh in the 100 breaststroke and Gale Meinert placed 15th in the 100 free style. Boys gain CIC third spot The boys' swim team captured third place at the CIC tank meet at S.E. Polk. Mark Kline rallied for two second place finishes in the 100 butterfly and the 400 freestyle relay team. Third place finishes included Jeff Mohr in both the 200 freestyle and 100 freestyle, Tom Russell in the 200 individual medley, Brad Smith in diving and Kline in the 100 breaststroke. In district competition, UHS closed ahead of North for next to last place. During the second year of existence, the J-Hawk tankers improved their standing. We're very proud of them for doing so well, said Pam Patten, manager of the team. The team picked up their two victories of the season against North and Grinnell. Practice Makes Perfect ,f . Boys' Swimming Team 0 145

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Bardole named 3rd All-State team Taking the CIC crown for the first time in UHS history, the Jayettes had an undefeated conference record 14-O. They finished the season 27-3 over- all, the three losses coming at the hands of Hoover and two to the state champs Des Moines East. Urbandale met East first in sectional finals. Having won 16 games in a row, East sidetraced the Jayettes 67-86. The two rivals met again in district finals. The Scarlets were handed one of the closest games of their season. Down only six points at the half, the final score closed at 42-58, the lowest score of their total season. Two of the three games we lost were against the state champs, said coach Gary Page, we should keep this in mind when evaluating the team. Guard Shelley Bardole and forward Karen Ward were named to the first All-CIC Team and to the first and second All Area Team Crespectivelyj, by the Des Moines Tribune. Bardole was also placed on the third All- State Team by the Iowa Girls' Athletic Union. Shelle Fulton and JoEllen Hoobin were chosen for the second All-CIC Team and Jody Jenison was an unanimous choice for the third team. Becky Fortune and Joan Richman were awarded honorable mention. 1 Junior Karen Anderson and senior Joan Richman cover a Valley opponent. Season successes started with the first game as UHS trounced Valley 74-41. 2 Against Saydel, senior Jody Jenison taps a jump ball. Jenison led scoring with 25 points in the game. 3 Senior Shelley Bardole, guard, blocks a Saydel player. Bardole had the highest rebounding tally in the ClC. 4 Top scorer for the season, junior Karen Ward leads the Jayettes to a final score of 102-56 against Boone. 5 During district play, Joan Richman aids in a victory against Norwalk. The final score was 69-66. Girls' Basketball 0 147