Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Fore! Second in Conference by Iana Kolker The 1983 girls' golf team finished with a 21-9 record for the season. Coach Dennis Geraghty said, With losing last year's two top golfers, I was hoping to be respectable. Our record indicated we were more than respect- able. The team consisted of three seniors: Laurie Amundson, Chris Hillery and Sammy DeLong: five sophomores: Kris Amund- son, Dawn Schuster, lane Hess, Tammy Weiland, and Karen Unmachtg and two freshmen: Colleen Ray and Liz Payne. Michelle Dunn was manager. The girls received second place in the Mississippi Valley Conference meet. Chris Hillery was fourth in the conference and Kris Amundson was ninth. As a team, the girls were third in the sectional meet. Geraghty said that all three of the seniors out played a very important role in the teams success this season. i l 60 f Q. t ,ff if I 1 g ' f 4 ' :ft M I' , j': ,f 4- ,Jef :' ., , ,Q ffefwv. L nf., . ,..a,.,,,... - , we 1. .. ... . ,f a,i4a,?fg,4.?.,g4 Y-is r... :4 Mag- L -, f1w'T.,':5' 1. as ' if R . mi? v,'- 1 ff.- 2 if - sf:-J. 4 'H 1 .f 5:75-'g'ifi.f.A'i ,gif . - Mir? - ,K f,r'.,.,1zf. , ., , ww. , we . it 13 . , . 'fwefxi i w? QV' 'ii' I L ff' ,fi Lnf'.., . W M595 P 2v11F'.5ff'a74msfif?z1s5Lb ' f tr' . V-5' 1i5?7?l'4'?:Je 5Hx,:Lt-Vf'jgiiT,1,f.51ftff, ' , -t fggiamxffiiit, f A . .H ,V L V Qsfts f an frff f 1 . X , A . 4 ya., arg ,as-'X . I i. i:1f,4, 2,1-T, gf-,my ,VM .M , v w,,, . - WN. 4'r.p ??A b MQ ,:p.Y,i, ,,,,M3M,, ,- f4iY1.a.:f1 ?'FK Wf5Z34f .- . -1' 1 tit '- ,5 W2 Ja 52.5 1 'g.' y Qs., - .W - -af' fwxzb '- M. 11 Kris Amundson, '85, eyes the ball as she putts. Photo by Kim Clark. 21 Dawn Schuster, '85 follows through her putt. Photo by Kim Clark. as T

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ACE! t . . better than I by Kim Clark The 1982-83 boys' tennis team had a very successful year. The team finished 14-1 for the season, second in the conference, and was the district team champion. They also set the record for 9-0 meets with nine games. The team was an average size with eighteen boys out, including five freshmen. There were very few injur- ies, and even they eventual- ly strengthened the team. Coach Philip Roos said, This group worked very hard during the season. There progress was little ever anticipated. short of amazing. I knew when we beat Iowa City, we were much better than I ever anticipated. Scott Welu, '83, Iohn Ottavi, '84, TOIII Ottavi, '85, lim Quere, '84, and Bob Derouin, '84 qualified for the state tournament. Darren Corson and Chris Smith played a strong role along with the state qualifiers in an extremely successful season. The freshmen are a strong group if they can put in the hours of practice and maintain their enthusiasm, said Roos. 21 Front row: Tom Ottavi, Rick Gabriel, Chuck Fredrickson, Tom Swift Second row: Iohn Ottavi, Darren Corson, Iason Cruse, lim Haig, Luke Less, Chris Staumbaugh Third row: Coach Philip Roos, Bob Derouin, Scott Welu, Chris Smith, lim Quere, lohn Iameson. Photo by Kari Anderson 11 Iohn Ottavi, '84, practices before leaving for state. Photo by Kim Clark. 31 Tom Ottavi, '85 watches his opponent miss the ball. Photo by Kim Clark. C16 ,Q