Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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11 Iulie Strong, '83, appears intent on securing the rebound. Photo by Karl Anderson. 21 1ulie Schmitt, '83, and an opponent go to their knees in an attempt to get a ball. Photo by Karl Anderson. 31 Michelle Arensdorf, '84, Iulie Strong, '83, and a Wahlert player await a rebound. Photo by Karl Anderson. 41 Iulie Strong, '83 raises her arms -n P Karl Anderson. rg. .- ,' 4-we to guard her opponent. Photo by x Y- + P' ' -Y - -Q C A , - , V Hempstead Opponent - 5 ' x 83 Cascade 38 1: B V 98 Maquoketn Valley 58 - 1, . 62 West Delaware 66 . ' f 'X ' '56 West Dubuque , 53 5 0 ' ', 4 . -lm V 67 West Delaware 70 A ' A 1 'tn ' ' - ' ' - ' 55 Senior 78 5 K- 1 - , I A 5 ' ' f 2 76 C.R. Washington 68 .5 - . 1 M A 64 Iowa Cltyg High 57 i,' 44 45.2 -Cf 48 Wehlert 1 72 ' 4 2: We Z2 , . ' ., . - , , h e u , Q 1, ' J '- i 90 Gamavlllo 68 Q I ST ' A 52 C.R. leffenon 77 3 fini- ', B5 geglolil Bd B9 1 ff., 45 ' 'fm Y 52 -. 4 A if ' ' Q A 56 CR. Washington 68 , t ' ' as ?'eS'E1, 'f?iT'i. es, owa 1 g I . Q 35 C.R. Kennedy 40 1 . . B2 Iowa City West 76 QI ,tg yr 85 C.R. lefferson 83 ' -..... as 5 -. 1 , Sectional Toumey y 1 1 5 , I W 46 Cascade 50 - 3 W ' M an fvs ,Nw , N .,.,, 5 5 ' , w X W . K K 5 A it r 2 - . a 1 Q X - ff -e f r X -kg . . 'asf e 3 m y ' . . 'j sf' 'fi 8 ' . - N 'H g -, it t f W 'N . ' g .1 7 . Q t 3 u www-STV - 'Y , i ,L'g-yj,1gI'gT4 ' . ,4-1. ,J t R S t- 8'-1 l - AQ '. ' 'f ' 1 f , o D ' ' l A A o - v ' V ' 'Y U r 1 N I L- .- . , K- . - ,' 'JO' t ' funn' ' . . 5 I u 'll 'A A . 5A r I n ' D I ' A ' -. I - 0 it T x 4 . ky .. at ,Q , 31 .- Q j 'ff 5 Q- s 1 - 61 Lisa Guns, '84, goes high for a 71 Michelle Rupp, '84, passes the 81 Iulie Strong, '83, finds new shot in the third quarter. Photo by ball over a defender to a team- strength in the third quarter Karl Anderson. mate. Photo by Karl Anderson. against Wahlert, as Michelle Arensdorf, and Kim Schroeder, '85, look on. Photo by Karl Anderson. a 43

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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

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Shoot! Best Season Ever By lim Oglesby For head coach Iohn O'Connell 1982 was a good year for girl's basketball. His goals for the sophomore girl's team were to have an outstanding year and to win more games than any other sophomore girl's team in the history of Hempstead. They did just that, with an overall record of 15 wins and 2 losses. O'Connell attributed this performance to each and every member of the team, which he described as one of the most gifted group of athletes from top to bottom. All fifteen girls played and worked together well. O'Connell said that the team did key on certain games, such as the Wahlert and C.R. Kennedy games. He said the Wahlert games were played up too much, though. Ironically, they were the only losses. Hempstead defeated Ken- nedy for the first time ever. I felt we made good progress in both skills and attitude during the season. This was a very enjoyable group to work with, said O'Connell. . .4 ' as s 1 1 ff 5 - 1 . .... . S S T V. gan, . 1 it ,,.. . CIR4 Iefferso y W 51 ' est?D ' an 26 72 Senior se Wann u 2 as so C.R. Ken 50 Senior my iw 47 51 C1 nyontt ' 'f 41 64 C.R, Washington 41 51 WeSi:Dubuque . ,V ea iowa city High so ss iowngcny I-tight N, Q sa Wahlert sz 42 C.R.Kennedy A, if-1-54 Iowa City west az 62 Iowa City West 66 56 C.R. lefferson ' , 1 fly ,. . .... ,M 'X U Al was 11 Beth Schumacher goes up for a shot as Michelle Miller guards an opponent. Photo by Karl Ander- SOIL 44 21 Back row, L to R: Coach O'Connell, Donna Beck, Debbie Lemm, Iudy Hartwig, Iulie Noel, Ruth Nicholson. Second row: Mgr. Laurie Iochum, Michelle Miller, Shelley Sharpe, Lisa Dralle, Amy Krause, Kelly Rellihan, mgr. Carla Beyer. First row: Amy Coddington, Melissa Klaussen, Margaret Wagner, Tracy Schildgen, Beth Schumacher. 31 Michelle Miller tries to over a City High defender. by Karl Anderson.