Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Q X! 'ia li 'X 'ak- .ahh Smash! Both Teams To Finals by Mary Arlen Coach Iim Roling tasted sweet victory during his first year of coaching vol- leyball at Hempstead as his two freshmen teams both placed in the conference finals. The gold team, which finished the season 14-1, had a first place tour- nament victory after beat- ing Wahlert in 2 out of 3 games. The green team, finishing their season with a 10-5 record, lost disappoint- ing matches to Hempstead gold and Wahlert blue to gain a 4th place victory. First Rowl Kelly Sercu, Darcy Donovan, Tammy Mozena. Second Rowl Kim Miller, Gina Herber, Sara Potts, Delisa Debolt. Third Rowl Cindy Borchert, Connie Winter, Angie Theis, Sharon Davis, Lori Graff, Kim Allen, lim Roling. First Rowl Kim Schildgen, Anne Driscoll, Paula Stotlar. Second Rowl Sue Sheppley, Wendy Baker. Third Howl Cindy Borchert, Cathy Brandel. Leah Davis, Kathy Shan- shan, Kathy Hayward, lim Roling. There were 12 teams in the freshmen conference. Coach Roling said, The teams progressed in leaps and bounds. At the begin- ning of the season, both the green and gold teams were equal. The gold team just progressed at a much quicker pace. Cindy Borchert, 83, who has been a member of the Hempstead volleyball teams for three years, was the freshmen assistant coach. Leah Davis, a member of the green team, was the team captain, while Sara Potts was the captain of the gold team. According to the mem- bers of both teams, they felt that they had a very suc- cessful season. They are also looking forward to next year's season, when the two teams will combine their talents into one team. . H fi, ..., Qrwmzgg... M i llie- Goli flley .,k' .,,' 'lit opponent h K opponent 1 . g X, col 'v ...L fVPgQ1?Q,1.,.,1Z,1iQ.'!3gSTfG?ff 8rS9!1i N013 any rtgggi g g e umament ' man t 1 ' Ka won Sfiht t, Dllbi M K Wg K ia wpni -:-. ,ior scar . e wonwfflflempstea s en won, 1 na whi , lprt gold -. Wong ' lert bluelz 5 W S g ngwreen A- ' A . .... . , t , .. ,W 71 Delisa Debolt, '86, improves her volleyball skills by working with the upper classmen. 29

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Spike! A ' arvey' Season by Mary Arlen The 1982 sophomore vol- leyball team finished the season with an 11-6 record and went 8-4 in conference action. One could always hear encouraging yells and praises coming from the sophomore bench. Accord- ing to spectators, the team was full of spirit and the members showed good sportsmanship. The highlight of the sea- son was being the only sophomore team invited to participate in the Galena Tournament, while all the rest were varsity teams. Although they were only one match away from being in the finals, Coach Ed Mittvalsky felt that his team did a nice job. He said, I received several compliments on what they were trying to do as a team, even though the attempt wasn't always suc- cessful. The team had a 4-2 record against varsity teams this season. Iudy Heires said, I thought that the highlight of the season was beating Wahlert at home in three games straight. We really got fired up and played tops. We also had a lot of supportf, Iulie Noel said, I hope to become a better player in the future, and also be a member of a team going to state! At the end of the season Coach Mittvalsky praised his team. He said, I think that we had a 'marvey' season and I enjoyed work- ing with them. 11 Shelly Sharp gives signals to sophomore spikers Iulie Noel and Ann Callahan. 21 Amy Krouse concentrates on her bumping skills during practice. 1455- 31 Front row: Amy Krouse, 1ill Nauman, 1ulie Noel, Shelly Sharp. Middle row: Marcia Dittemore, Dawn Schuster, Kelly Rellihan, Mary Arlen, Ann Callahan, Mi- chelle Miller. Back row: Lisa Dralle, Tracey Schildgen, Sally Schwartz, Melissa Claussen, Coach Ed Mittvalsky, Nancy Breit- UST Ns bach, Iudy Heires, Beth Schumacher, Cathy Greibe. 41 Iudy Heires chuckles as Beth Schumacher dares the photo- grapher to take a picture of them after a volleyball match. Photos by Dan Heinz. lost won won ore Volleybggljzf. at f 5 f i 11-6 W' in WL.

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PACE! Sophomores Excel by Cheryl Iler Looking back on the Boys' Cross Country season, Coach Penning remembers the hard preparation put forth to build physical and mental strength before fac- ing the City and Conference meets. The freshman and sophomores succeeded in winning all three of their last meets of the season surpassing Penning's expec- tations. Penning said On Varsity level Keith Stowell and Bob Derouin deserve special mention for a third and fourth place in the City meet. Both ran super races. Team Captain Kurt Tem- ple, said There was a lot of youth on the team and they performed better in some meets compared to the previous year. I felt the team lacked consistency in some of the meets. Being captain was a good exper- ience. ,. X Team members prepare for a meet, Photo by Linda Meehan. Bottom Row: Mike Harris, jeff Bardon, Dominic Vargas, Mike McGowan, Mike Hammerand, Mike McBride, Lee Hammer- and. Row 2: jim Oberman, Tim Schmitt, Mike Harris, Shane Finn, Craig Maggio, Troy McCarthy, Tom Ludescher. Row 3: Tom Fulton, Andy Meyer, Peter Wiederholt, jeff Lukens, Chris Thurlow, Steve Becker, Kurt Temple. Back Row: Coach john Penning, Brian Habel, Keith Stowell, David Gibson, Daryl Kobza, David Higgins, jeff Rusch. Photo by Linda Meehan. 30 we QMXCX' ' Mwst 426'