Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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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

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Ace! A Respectable Season by Renae Reardon Hempstead's girls tennis team ended with a 5-7 record. The team was under new guidence this year with Kathy Hottenstein filling in for Carolyn Crews, the regular tennis coach. Hot- tenstein, who was a total novice at coaching with no previous experience, didn't know what to expect of the season. A respectable sea- son was hopeful because of returning juniors and sen- iors. Ioan Frick, '83, and Deb Stoppelmoor, '83, playing ill and 112, offered good strong leadership. The team became definiately stronger as the season progressed. Illnesses played a role in the season as Deb Stoppel- moor missed several meets early in the season due to illness. The turning point of the season for the mus- tangs was the Saturday they beat both C.R. Prarie and C.R. jefferson. Several of our losses before that time were very close, said Hottenstein. The girls helped me out a lot and were very cooperative. None of us knew what to expect but they accepted me as their substitute coach and the season went very smooth. We had a good team this year with a lot of under- classmen so next year's team should come back very strong, said Stoppel- moor, '83. 11 Deb Stoppelmoor, '83, watches to see if her serve return is good. Photo by Karl Anderson. 21 Kari Klinkhammer, '84, reaches high to return the ball. Photo by Ieff Becker. ac ff 7 f-if is 31 1982-83 girl's tennis team: 1st row: Lisa Dralle, Nancy Potzer, Deb 64 Sue Strong, Nancy Nagel, Kari Stoppelmoor, Ioan Frick, Photo by Klinkhammer, Ann Reddy, 2nd row: Pam Trent. Cathy Hottenstein, Andrea Barton,