Harmony High School - Rocket Yearbook (Farmington, IA)

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Sports Summary This was the year for many welcomed recognitions in the Harmony athletic department. For the year of '66-67 the Harmony boys started making a mark for themselves by having a very successful football season. The captains for the squad were Steve Reno, Dwight Stanley, and Maurice Huff, who led their team to a 3 win, 6 loss season. Honors for the team went to Marc Reno who led in tackles with 69 with brother Steve right behind him with 66. Maurice Huff led in the touchdown department with a final tally of 12. When the season ended the team was very honored to have Marc Reno chosen for lst team offense and 2nd team defense all- conferenceg Maurice Huff for lst team defense, 2nd team offenseg Steve Reno for 2nd team offenseg Charles Boyer for 2nd team defense. All in all, the boys felt they had a very good season. The boys basketball season was as equally rewarding. They set quite a different mark for themselves than was accomplished in '65-66. Their record was 7 wins and 12 losses. The high point game average was held by Jerry Deere with 14. Jerry was also this year's team captain. He also held the record for scoring the most points in one ball game which was against West Burlington where he scored a total of 33 points. After completing a very good season. all- conference teams were named with Jerry Deere on first team, and receiving honorable mention were Tim Rider and Dave Therme. When track season started, the school witnessed Mr. Downing running right along with his boys. Not much was heard from these boys except for the fact that it was a very proud squad who sent their qualifier Maurice Huff to the state meet in the 180 yard low hurdles. They say new things are always happening at Harmony and the tradition was carried out since this was the first year for spring baseball. The pitchers for this year's team are Tim Rider and Gary Drummond. MOOTHART PHILLIP 66 Hillsboro

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Softball and Baseball Back row: Mr. Thomas, coach, Karen Elliot, Vicki Stotts, ley, Sherry Medaris, Barbara Moothart, Joan Jennings. Susan Sandra Stecker, Geri Smith, JoAnn Phelps, Jane Hoover, Kathy McCabe, Connie Stecker. Rohdy. Front row: Cindy Medaris, Nancy Meek, Norma Hart- Back row: Mr. Molander, coach, Steve Reno, Marvin Richardson, Paul St. Clair, Tim Rider, Gary Drummond. Front row: Dale Stecker. Dick Moore, Dave Therme, Marc Reno. V HEATON PLUMBING 81 HEATING Farmington

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Girls were also a very important part of this year's athletic department at Harmony. They started off the year with a very successful softball season. Their record was 8 wins and 3 losses. Norma Hartley was their pitcher. Leading in the batting department with their averages were: Nancy Meek with .5005 Susan McCabe with .438g and Connie Stecker with .406. To reward them for a good season, the girls brought home the sectional champions trophy. Basketball was a very recognized part of the Harmony girls schedule this year. With an over-all season record of 12 wins and 14 losses, and with a conference record of 6 wins and 6 losses, the girls surprised many people in the locality. Captains for this year's team were Norma Hartley and Sherry Medaris. As a senior, Sherry had her peak season by leading the team with her high point average of 21 and most points scored in one game of 39 against Win- field-Mt. Union in the district tournaments. Sandy Stecker led the defense in rebounds with 275 for an average of 10 per game. She also holds the record for most rebounds as a sophomore. To add grandeur to their season the girls came home with the runnner-up trophy in the sec- tional and they were fourth in the district. As their season came to a close, the conference teams were named on which Norma Hartley was named as first team guard, Sandra Stecker, second team guard and Sherry Medaris, second team forward. Honors also went to Norma Hartley as she was chosen for honorable mention on the all-state teams. She was also chosen as most valuable player of her squad for the season. When the time for track rolled around 13 girls reported for duty to Mr. Thomas. The team was led by Connie Douthart and Debbie Watson who scored 50 and 42 points respectively.These two girls also placed in the conference track meet. SWARTOUT'S SALES Sz SERVICE Hillsboro