Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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1-9-9 K Y 'nav sa .gig New - SL- P 7218 'i ,, f-if me e. Q A 51 gee . !l+ The 1982 freshman gold team: row: Dan Dona ue, Craig Mike Sutter, Steve Kaufman, Kemp, Doug Bishop, Wade Luke Less, Matt Davis. row: Rick Ishman, Mike Kelly Piper, Curtis DeWulf, Chris Stahr, Brian Sabers, Sharkey, Terry Westhoff. Top Coach Duane Nilles, Dana Charles Sheperd, Dave Kohl, Gukeisen, Todd Irwin, Doug Ioe Moorman, Coach Bob Coach Dennis Barber. Not Ken Bakey, lim Chappell, Fransen, Iohn Livingston, Ieff and Iim Seymour. 21 The 1982 freshman green team: bottom row: Clarence Oberfoell, Eric Blakeman, leff Ant, Dean Behrens, Kelly Davis, Gary Sprague, Kevin Shetler, Tim Iones, Brian Niday. Middle row: Ioe Meyer, Dueane Frick, Brian Ruden, Gary Cliff, Ieff Kaufman, Keith Hoffman, Shane Hyde. Top row: Coach Gary Potter, Steve Ball, Clark Buss, Iohn Cuinta, Rob Germain, Ken Gordon, Robert Northouse, lim Hem- ing, Ryan Hefel, Ion Baker, Coach lack Lovell. Not pictured: Coach Marlin DeWeerdt and lay Beck. First and Ten! Different than the Past by Larry Billmeyer The freshman football teams were handled differ- ently than in the past. There were two teams instead of three. The turn-out was down from last year, but the talent was still there. The combined record for both teams was 6-8-2. The green and gold team both had a 3-4-1 season. Another addition to the freshman football program was a third team, the white team made up of the re- serves left over from both teams and a new coach, Dennis Barber. The coaches for the green team were Gary Potter, lack Lovell, and Marlin DeWeerdt. DeWeerdt also coached the white team. For the gold team it was coaches Duane Nilles, Bob Fouche, and Dennis Barber. The freshman teams were successful, said Nilles, but the mental aspect of the game wasn't there. :S sr 0 5 Us g R 31 A green player is swarmed upon by 41 A green player escapes being tackled f R t t,, the opposing members on the gold team. by a gold player and runs for yardage. 155' Photo by Dan Heinz. Photo by Dan Heinz. Hempstead Hempstead 0 Hempstead K go Senior in Hempstead B H p t d B1-2 Y -A 'X ,JH-N-sg,,,m.t.,..,,, Y Hempstead C 8 Wahlert Blue shi!! ' t 'ff K FRESHMAN GOLD FOOTBALL Vi if HEMPSTEAD SCORE OPPONFMI SCORE Hempstead 0 Wahlert :Blog K 6 W f 'f?' Hempstead' 0 -A p :.- reen 6 ' H M' ' Hempstead - Z9 , 0 ,, . VlQff'Lf,xf1 Hempstead 12 ' - 12 r 'iTi7Q 1 Hempstead Sen . 6 1 Hempstead 22 Hem as d White 14 Hempstead 16 - '- que 26 Hempstead X8 f'jSf'- 6 1 I N -K L -.-..+ L. J' m new at 37

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Touchdown! Another Winning Season by Larry Billmeyer The sophomore football team kept a tradition going, the tradition of another winning season. This year they finished with a 5-4 record, which was a win- ning season and one of head coach Dick Core's expectations for the season. The sophomore football staff consisted of: head coach, Dick Core: assistant coaches, Roger Baylor and Dan Dunhamg and man- ager, Ben Pobanz. Coach Core said, The team progressed as far as any sophomore team has from the first game to the last game. Blocking and tackling also improved greatly over the season. Mike Waters was an outstanding running back who had some spectacular runs during the season. He had an average of one hundred yards per game. One of his biggest runs was against I.C. City where he ran over four would-be tacklers and went 56 yards for a touchdown. Determin- ation like that carried on the tradition of winning here at Hempstead. 11 Dave Maus shows his team spirit. Photo by Dan Heinz. 21 As an Iowa City player tries to escape, Mickey Horstman scram- bles to gather his opponents legs for the tackle. Photo by Ieff Becker. 31 A Hempstead runningback carries the football to gain a first down. Photo by Michelle Wer- nimont. P S T E A t , ocnem ttl The 1982 sophomore football team: front row: Larry Billmeyer, Mike Metelak, Loren Hefel, Ion Avenar- ius, Tom Davis, Mike Waters, Darren Corson, Darin Fischer, Tom Ottavi second row' Gre as ' . . ' 8 Peterson, Bob Frederick, lim Weis, Mickey Horstman, Ioe Giunta, Ed Clancy, Greg Hartford, Eric En- gelby, third row: Chris Lyons, Iohn Weber, Ieff Menzel, Tim Cate, Todd Hahlen, Dave Maus, Kelly Mudge, Tom Houselog, Steve Pins, fourth row: Dan Heinz, lim Fransen, Brian Gross, Tim Dague, Mark Phillips. Ieff Roen, Craig Koehler, fifth row: Ron Snyder, Tim Noel, Chad Seastrand, Scott Faulkner, Iohn Gremmel, Iohn Smith, Eric Bredesen, Ted George. 2: 5 3 i.: an . im t .f.. - I X' L Senigr Q Ok Iowa 2City High f i'y-'ftlf-wt M S .'Washington Writes Wife Ji' Q' frtfizsffssaas-ittf at 1 ...Q gk ii . wrssesf-Ste? flvfiii A 5533.3 gg , QW i it iitr 1 l f f QM tg S, ,au . ,i Mu , Ana.f.a.....A4.....m' W or 'll 'f

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Swim Two Go by Cheryl Iler Every individual im- proved his time or score by some margin, said head coach Rick Shwery in regards to the boys swim team. Shwery's goals for the season were to win two or three dual meets and make it to the state meet. Co-captain lim Quere felt the team lacked the depth needed for a better dual record. Quere also thought more people on the team might have brought on improvement. Better physical condi- tion might have helped improved our record, said team captain, Mike Kuhn. Quere took his swimming very seriously and con- tributed a lot to the team morale. A real team man To State Shwery said. The highest point getter on the team was Mark Welu. He had a 2:03.17 time in the 200 yard individual medley and a 1:07.65 in the 100 yard breaststroke. Another outstanding team member was lim Lester who had many 1sts in diving and qualified for the state meet. We need to get more freshman boys out for swimming, commented Shwery, To come out in their sophomore year is almost too late to be suc- cessfulf' According to Quere, being on the swim team is fun and great for one physically. It's a sport that will last a lifetime. 11 Tom Dean, '86, prepares to do a back flip off the board. Photo by Karl Anderson. i-ala, s- , . Y . 4 tv vw , .- . U, .. , .,.- r ,. ,,.H'i ' M ,avl.- 1 if ,,,,,,..:-...N 1, .- , . ..--if .. M-.32-5' 7 mth . 45- ' A: H E we 'Q 963515 fmt ..-. ij, 1 0 .15-5 .. . 1 ,gmt-. ' 1' il ' - ...QA - I K .... btw A . i ., , .., A - 'ri , V f' f, ' l .. w .11ff: I? ' M... 21 Mike Glausser, '86, practices the 31 Tom Dean 86 does a back dive breast stroke for the next big meet. Photo by Karl Anderson Photo by Karl Anderson. 38