Hastings High School - Seconds Tick By Yearbook (Hastings, MN)

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ATTEMPTING TO PIN another opponent, fvg fa 4 DURING A DOWNHILL Ski H1992 Chris Brent Lohman struggles to get his man. Gartzke, moves through the course smoothly. Brent Wresfled thg 167 weight class, , g 4 Y She peaks 2116 1g5bfi 9fJiHQM,c1oss, ifioeg f , f ff, 1, ,f ,,,,,.,..,...--'MW' mwwwwf mwM,,,,,,.,...,,,.,....,-'f--'f PRACTICING A FEW scxzcer skills, Brian White prepares to head the ball . Brian played on the varsity team. MMMMWMWMWMWMM, .,.,,. ,..,,., - - may RAIDERS TOWER above the rest, Senior for- ward Iim Harp begins his jumpshoi against Park. 9 ,3

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SPORTS Athletes should be proud! The 1980-81 Fall and Winter sports season has been completed. As the summer came to an end, the beginning of a new year of sports would begin. And it did! The accomplishments were tremendous. With the new beginning of the girls soccer team. The girls swimming team placing high in the conference again. But best of all, for the second straight year, the team represented Hastings at State Girls' Tennis. But with the accomplish- ments there must be disap- pointments and let downs. Time ran out on both Volleyball and Football teams. Getting close, but never close enough. The heartbreaker of them all, boys soccer. In the first regional game, second overtime, a foul was called, fgood or not ask Saatzl. A penalty shot was awarded. Raiders came up short- handed. i No more than one week later the Winter sports began. But winter didn't seem to come for the cross country ski team, al- though they did survive. Don Miller brought the wrestlers to their first lone conference championship ever. At state, they had four individual repre- sentatives. Girls ski team also went to State as ,they placed first in their region. Boys came close taking third in their region, but they're not without a represen- tative, Carl Dabruzzi and John Haugen took on that responsi- bility, placing high in the standings. A young girls Gymnastics team had a fine year. A newly coached girls basketball team fi- nally started to get it together at the end of their season. '7 WABMING UP on the uneven bars, ludj Weappa, prepares for her routine. Judy was co-captain of gymnastics. Swimming and hockey teams had a slightly rough year. But managed to pull out a couple victories from their tough con- ference opponents. Boys basket- ball team had an average year, and were scouted frequently. The dedication and hard work of each sport came to an end. Some hoped it could be done over again, but it can only be a y memory. WITH A STRONG EFFORT, Sue Groskroph tings won over White Bearylllake ,lll sets up 'ao spike the ball over the net. Has- ' ' ' .O if f ' Q i

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Time Runs Out on Gridders While the seconds slowly ran out of each game the Raiders football team always seemed to come up on the short end of their first three games played. Coach Terry Hartman said after Hastings lost its opener to Stillwater, I don't know if they ever rebounded from that game. Statistically the Raiders al- ways outplayed their opponents but stats don't show up on the scoreboard. As the season went on the Raiders improved their style but unfortunately they were too late to gain a playoff spot. RECEIVING A CATCH, Senior Dave Perry prepares to run up field behind Raider blockers. Dave became Hastings leading ground gainer. SPEEDING PAST a Stillwater player, Senior Pat Pohl races to pick up much needed yardage. Stillwater beat Hastings in the opener 28 to 20. , , - WI 1980-81 B-SQUAD FOOTBALL TEAM- Front row: Steve Hitt, Marty Hamilton, Scott Kranz, lim Yanz, Tom Sieh, Tim Johnson, Todd Cassidy, Randy Otto, Todd Radke. Second row: Bob Heller, Tom Wagner, lohn Simning, lerry Kane, Scott Reinardy, lim Peterson, Kevin Talbert, Cliff Harrington, Dave lohnson, San Truhler, Iirn Weiland, Eric Burright, Craig Glazier, Mike Hutchin- son. Third row: Coach lake Moore, Craig Moechnig, Dana Collins, Brian Lutz, lim Semington, Paul Wagner, Mark Vos, Ieti Burr, Steve Foster, Mike Kelly, Greg lung, Mike Thompson, Steve Santelrnan, Todd Bowman, Mike Kannmacher, Coach left Shelstacl. mn