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

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GIRLS TOP RUNNER, 9th grader Leah Tammen, out does her competition to finish out front to give Hastings the winning edge. Runners Set the Pace As the season came to an end, the Hastings Cross Country team finished where they ex- pected to-in the middle of the conference. The seniors were the strong point of the team, stated Paul Langenfeld. How well they ran was usually the way the meet turned out. The only way to win is to practice, and practice can get pretty tough. That's why it takes a special kind of person to run cross country. You really have to love it. . and the Raider runners obviously did. This years team was very sta- ble, with the exception of 2 in- juries on the girls team. Vicki Jung was out with pulled liga- ments and Jo Harren was out with tendonitis. Althgugh they were a big part of the team, the others filled in well. Leah Tammen, a 9th grader, moved in to finish 16th in the conference and led the girls team. Senior Kevin Strop placed 17th at the boy's conference meet to carry the Raiders. 1980-81 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM- Front row: Vicki lung and IoAnn Harren. Second row: lane Zyblicki, Leah Tammen and Debbie Bradach. Third row: Coach Duwayne Minnaert, lill Swanson, Becky Strop and fill Schneider. CROSS COUNTRY'S official team photogra- pher, lunior Pat Gegen, covers the race mile-by-mile while 7th grader, Leah Tammen speeds into the homestretch of the girls 2 mile race. Although out with an injury, Senior Vicki lung plays a big role in team spirit.

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Netters Take 4th in State While other teams are still growing, the Girls Tennis team has hit their peak. For the sec- ond year in a row, they vollied their way to state. What brought them through? Margaret Endres says, Team- work played an important part. We depended heavily on each other. If one had a bad day someone else would always fill in. Tennis is a very mental game. You need confidence to win, along with determination as shown by Senior Co-Captain Ann Weber. Another asset to the team was 3rd singles Colleen McNeary and lst doubles Jill Magnuson and Jill Munson. The girls rallied their way to fourth in the state. 1980-8l VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS-Michele Stetierson, Cindy Mathews, Iill Magnuson, Thomas, Colleen McNeary, Ann Weber, Iill Munson, Katie McNeary and Margaret Robin Weiland, Cheryl Hemp, Coach Lyle Endres. A VITAL TENNIS STROKE, the backhand is demonstrated by Sophomore Cindy Mathews. Cindy plays 3rd Doubles on the varsity. DEEPLY CONCENTRATING on the ap- proaching ball Senior Ann Weber prepares to make a forehand return. Ann plays 2nd singles. f 'K , 4 . -.-V-Y .. .....s T .,,,fw.....,,,.,,. .. 1980-81 B-SQUAD GIRLS TENNIS-Front row: Kathy Kulzer, Carla Feidt, Amy Hanson and Lisa Glasenapp. Back row: Laura Lunde, lane Wright, Sonja Schnirring and Coach Patty Kiss.