Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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3 l xo.. Stats Hempstead Opponent 61 63 56 71 7 y 57 g ' 79 t Q ' 54 T2 73 Q62 pl was 4Q ' 78 21 Donna McGrath eases the tension by joking with teammates. lPhoto by Karl Andersonl 31 Coach Maria Landshulz is caught timing a relay. iPhoto by Karl Andersonl 51 Kris Reed splashes furiously towards a victor'y. IPhoto by Karl Andersonl 41

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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

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Score! Four Receive Honors by Iim Oglesby The 1982 Varsity Girls Basketball team finished the year with a 9-12 overall record, and they finished 5-9 in Valley play. Head coach LaVerne Kloster wanted to achieve as much team and individual success as possible, and to finish in the upper half of the Mississippi Valley Confer- ence. Although the sth ranked Mustangs didn't make the upper half of the confer- ence, two girls, lulie Schmit and Michelle Arensdorf, made 2nd team All- Conference. Schmit was also team captain. Also receiving honors were layne Iochum and Iulie Strong, who both received Honorable Men- tion. The team high in scoring, which set a new school record, came against Maquoketa Valley, where Hempstead scored 98 points. The individual high scorer was Iulie Schmitt, who scored 43 points against the Iowa City Little Hawks. Kloster said, The turn- out for the '82 team was an average turn-out in terms of numbers, but he men- tioned that the '82 team was probably more talented than previous years. For- tunately, injuries did not play a role in the season. Reflecting on the season, Kloster said that he and the team did not key on any one particular game or opponent, rather, they liked to take each game as it came and they strived to improve both in skill and attitude. The girls did improve considerably, but it wasn't enough to secure a .500 season. I thought we made good progress, although no team perhaps reaches the coaches expectations, said Kloster. 'W 51 Back row, L to R: Coach LaVerne Kloster, Sheila Steven- son, Iulie Gremmel, Iulie Strong, Iulie Schmitt, Lisa Guns, Kim Schroeder, layne Iochum. Second row: Shawn Dralle, Michelle McCarthy, Andrea Barton, Beth Stillmunkes, Ienni Van Etten, Coach Iody Wright. First row: Mgr. Lori Iochum, Kelly Kohl, Michelle Rupp, Pam Dralle, Mgr. Carla Beyer. Not Pictured: Michelle Arensdorf. A'f . ,jk if 8 Q F' i 5