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

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PUTTING HIS BEST FOOT forward Senior snsf dthb11h'l d Di D ' S fizcid. siil?SSysSfu1ibaZk dvr: liliggsocodzzlf e team. 1980-81 B-SQUAD BOYS SOCCER TEAM- Front row: Chris Glade, Dale Munson, Tom Cater and lim McNamara. Second row: lohn Klimek, Bentley Benzick, lerry Ruedy, lay Stark, Paul Harris, Kent Goodrich, Steve McMahon, Carey Rehder, Don Berg, Kurt Price, Khanh Le and Bill Kane. Third row: Coach lim Peacha, Dave Beamer, Tim Rubin, Mark Iohnson, Dean Hicks, Bob Talafous, Kevin Dilorenzo, left Doffing, Mike Fuchs, Mark Kokkeler, lohn Husting, Mark Zuzek and Mike Ritter. The boy's soccer team has not always been known as a domi- nating team in Hastings' sports. But this year things proved to be different. The Raider Kickers were very, very consistant. For every game they played equally well, if not better. They had the title of having the best defense in the conference. Senior John Symrski stated, 'iScott Fritze was outstanding and added a big part to our de- fense. The team not only had a good defense, but also had the ability to put the ball into their oppo- nents net. That left the Raiders with plenty of goals, which were lead by Scott Stepan and John Zuzek fteam captainj. They displayed great leadership during offensive and defensive play. This gave the Raiders prestige throughout the conference. 1 CONFERENCE RECORD Hastings Opponents Mariner 3 O South St. Paul l 2 Woodbury O l Henry Sibley l 2 Park 6 1 Tartan 0 l White Bear Lake 5 O South St. Paul l 2 Henry Sibley O l Woodbury 2 0 Simley 3 0 Stillwater l O Park 3 O North St. Paul 2 3 Stillwater 2 0 8 wins-7 loses REGIONS Woodbury f3OTj l 2

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DURING PRACTICE WORKOUTS, Senior Mike McMahon works on Heading the Ball. The hard work in practices helps out in the conference games. ON HOME TURF, Senior Karel Glastra QEX- change Student, and Iunior Dan Nicklay try to take the ball away from their opponents. 1980-81 VARSITY SOCCER CHEER- LEADERS-Front row: Sue Braun and .lo Dotting. Second row: Char Schommer, Renee Regenscheid and Sue Langlais. Third row: Lisa Wultf, Missy Sieben and Kelly Cain. 1980-81 VARSITY BOYS SOCCER TEAM- Front row: Bill McNamara, Chuck Loesch Bob Ruchs and Chuck Deutsch. Second row: Dave McMahon, Tom Ruedy, Iohn Zuzek Iohn Schnell, Mark Evenson, Dan Welshons Kurt Fuchs, Dan Nicklay, Dave Krall and 1 1 I Ieff Swedzinski. Third row: Coach Don Saatzer, Iohn Smyrski, Karel Glastra, Scott Stepan, lim Fritze, Tim Arend, Brian White, Iohn Haugen, Rich Herman, Scott Fritze, Mike McMahon and Coach Mike Louden.

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' ' EXECUTING PERFECT STYLE, I n'or Dona A H'H 'S' Saatzer kicks the ball out of scollnlg range. As a baby learns to walk, a soccer player learns to handle herself, and the ball with much more poise and skill than when she did at the beginning of the season. When is the beginning? For the girls soccer team, it all started this fall. You can say that's another step forward for women's sports at HHS. Wom- en's sports have been a part of athletics at HHS for a number of years. Unfortunately, girls soccer hasn't. To sum it all up, tri-cap- tain Julie Doyle proclaims, Ex- perience always helps! There's no doubt that this is true. Stat- istics do prove that in the close ones, the experienced teams seem to win. Unfortunately it was true for the Kickers this year, with their 3 win, 'Y loss, 2 tie record. STRAINING, IUNIOR Kim Destross, remains in control. Kim plays forward on the girls soccer team. H8 Dona is a fullback on the varsity team. 1980-81 VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER-Center front: lackie Moes. Front row: Tammi Knutson, Michelle Endres, Becky Hartung, Beth Truax, Colleen Meier, lane Pohl, lill Utpadel, Dawn Mann. Back row: Mary Her- mann, Coach Thom Vroman, Ianet Sevick, Kathy Tix, lulie Doyle, Shannan Laing, Ka- ren Peterson, Nancy Lunde, Kim Destross, Linda Klem, Karen Harris and Coach John DeWa1l. m