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

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New Coach, New Approach New coaches seemed to be the new fad in HHS. For the girls basketball team it was definite- ly that. As three new faces showed at the head of each of the three teams. The Head Coach being Mary Bartley. What has this coach brought to the girls team? Senior Tri- Captain Ann Weber says, She made it more of a team effort, although she greatly stressed in- dividual moves toward the bas- lfret. Jr. Center Joan Dobbelaere stated, She helped bring fresh, new ideas to our team, which in turn helped me to stay tough under the boards. She never quit. It seemed to rub-off. Although all this good came flowing in, the girlnetters had a frustrating start. Losing the first seven conference games. Then as all teams in time seem to do, each player learned to compliment another's style of play, which turned things around with three conference victories. Their final conference record was 5-9. I I W Wi OUTWITTING HER OPPONENT, Sr. Mary lo Kranz, dribbled in close enough to shoot for 2 . Meanwhile, Karen Swanson posi- tioned herself for the rebound. 1980-81 GIRLS IV BASKETBALL: Front row: Coach Terry Quist, lackie Moes, Back row: Margaret Endres, Deb Holm, Andrea Syltie, Karen Hallberg, Cindy Larson, Shannon Laing, lulie Loomis, Kim Destross, Sue Hammerschmidt, Kristi Kohn. 1980-81 GIRLS B-SQUAD BASKETBALL: Front row: Patti Tri, Lori Iohnson, Lori Doff- ing, Kelly Cahill. Back row: Katie Berens, Mary Herrmann, Kay Weber, Amy Renne, Coach Craig Smith, Sue Barrholomew, Deb Herrmann, lean Hackett, Beth Cooper,

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,as '-wemsmswkm .V ., I VL,, Q.. 'wg , .. mf f, 'f oi, 1980-81 IV BASKETBALL: Front row: l ohn Roberts, Steve Vermillion, Ken Chapin. Sec- ond row: left Exley, lim Fritze, Chris Schams, Troy Klein, Mike McNamara, Paul Milhaupt, Dave Robinson. Third row: Steve Trautman, Coach Scot Bigalke, Coach Gary Hamilton, Brian Schoeberl, Rob Shingledecker. Hoopsters Go Halfway Average is the word to de- scribe this year's boys basketball season. They had a conference record of 6-7. Craig Kilborn stated, It's been an up and down season, not quite what we wanted. Craig led the conference in scoring, with a 26.4 game aver- age. He also led in rebounding with a 15.2 per game. The season ended with the Varsity graduating, leaving HHS with an inexperienced team for next year. UP AND SHOOTING for two, senior for- ward, Iirn Harp adds two more tally marks to the score. 3 1980-81 VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front row: Manager Steve Vermillion, Chris Schams, Coach Gary Hamilton, Coach Scot Bigalke, Mark Evenson, Manager Ken Chapin. Sec- ond row: Todd lohnson, lim Fritze, Paul Milhaupt, lim Harp, Mike McNamara, Dan Olson. Third row: Steve Trautman, Rick Fuller, Scott Foster, Craig Kilborn, Pat Kelly, Brian Schoeberl, Robert Schingledecker.

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i k .X-. X, FIGHTING FOR POSITION under the bas- ket, Sr. Karen Peterson struggles to gain possession of the ball. Ir. Ioan Dobbelaere and Sr. Mary Io Kranz wait for the ball to corne their way. f-W - BLOCKED BY A Packer opponent, Sr. Ann Weber was not able to position herself to re- ceive the pass. Ann was a starting guard on the varsity tearn. CONFERENCE RECORD , HASTINGS OPP. White Bear Lake 40 45 Woodbury 33 43 Henry Sibley 53 57 Park 38 48 ' White Bear Lake 37 43 Tartan 43 46 No. St. Paul 38 62 Mariner 52 43 Stillwater 44 40 So. St. Paul 70 51 Woodbury 33 55 ,Y, W Henry Sibley 49 39 So. St. Paul 52 37 Park 34 49 1980-81 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Second row: Ann Weber, Karen Swanson. Front row: Linda Whitson, Mary Io Kranz, Cindy Larson, Ioan Dobbelaere, Michelle Deb Holm, Coach Mary Bartley, Iane Metcalf, Karen Peterson, Patty Hogetvedt. Nesbitt, Linda Daggett, Sharon Hovgaard. '