Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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97 ly Hempstead 55 . - .Mus 41 lim Lester, '83, attempts a perfect back dive. Photo by Karl Anderson. Dual Meet Clinton Muscatine Waterloo Central Platteville Senior C.R. Jefferson C.R. Washington I.C. West I.C. ony C.R. Kennedy I-Hawk Relays M.V.C. Championships Clinton Holiday Inv. District at Wash. State. U It Row: Mark Welu, Dave Fry, Mike Tigges, Mike Rahlf, Iim Lester, Mike Kuhn. 4th Row: Bob Ken- nedy, Dennis Lang, leff Herman- son, lim Quere, Kelly Trilk, Bob Freiberger. Not pictured: Pat Bonz. 51 lim Lester, '83, prepares to take the plunge into the pool. Photo by C J 1. af 'g, ., F' ' 4

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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

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CLUB-CLUB! Four Place at State by lim Oglesby With a small squad we knew it would be unlikely that we would have a winning season . . . but our girls did so well, we would win most of the events and lose the meet on depth, said coach Rick Shwery. The girls' season record was 1-6. We really thought we would do better as a team, but we had some great individual efforts, said co-captain Donna McGrath. Lori Melin was the other captain. Although the team was fairly small, there was a larger turnout than last season. The 200 meter Medley Relay consisted of Kris Reed, Lori Melin, Donna McGrath, and Iulie McGrath. They placed fourth in the State meet. Overall, the team placed seventh in the MVC Varsity meet, fifth in the District meet, and fourteenth in the State meet. Other individual efforts included Donna McGrath placing tenth in both the 50 meter and the 100 meter Freestyle. Lori Melin placed sixteenth in both the 200 meter Individual Med- ley and the 100 meter Butterfly. Kris Reed placed fifteenth in the 100 meter Backstroke. 11 Iulie McGrath tests the spring on the diving board. iPhoto by Karl Andersonl 41 First row: Iennifer Quere, Tina Perkins, Heather Williams, Debbie, Lake. Second row: Amy Allen, Cathy Klinkhammer, Kathy Gib- son, Lori Melin. Third row: Dawn Ryan, Stephanie Melchert, Shelly Connolly, Donna McGrath. Fourth row: Tammy Weiland, lane Her- ron, Michelle Wubben, julie McGrath. Not Pictured: Kris Reed lPhoto by Karl Andersonj 40