Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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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,

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Vast Participation by Renae Reardon Intramural sports has been around for 12 years and is directed by Philip Roos and Mike Marty. It was started 12 years ago by Roos, who was assisted by Marty, part-time and was recently taken over by Marty. Intramurals gives the students a chance to par- ticipate in athletics on a less competitive level than high school sports. It is one of he finest sports programs here at Hempstead. It's designed to reach people that can't or don't want to go out for the sport otherwise, said Mar- year was excellent and as good as, if not better than, last year. The boys completed their basketball tournament with the NBA's winning the class AA title and the Wads capturing the class A title. Monday and Thursday nights were set aside for the sports, except for bowling which was played at Imper- ial Lanes on various nights. Roos and Marty are plan- ning on expanding the program next year by ad- ding mixed basketball. I enjoyed playing in- tramurals because it gave me and everyone else a chance to play, said Chuck ty. Seymour '83, Intramural turnout this r' I 'N-A S S 'iivff 11 Dan Nicks '83, Karl Anderson '83, Tammy Shanahan 21 Mike Fleege '83 and Ioan Reiniets '84 31 Laurie Nesteby '84 and Ioann Hans' '83, and Iayne Iochum '83 discuss their team strategy display their ability as a badminton work as a team to get the ball over t for the upcoming game. Photo by Ieff Becker. team. Photo by Karl Anderson. net. Photo by Karl Anderson. SOMEIIETE Bglflgi-ING SINGLES Third - Marcia Dittemore - Sally Schwartz Connie Schute Kerry Miller r - t Sefond fClfu,is0Hi'fff,ry Mews BADMINTON DOUBLES gfgsliffffge Mlflkolfusaman Third I Cindy Wilson First - Scott Welu - Iay Kruse Ma N em lo lgman Second - Kurt Temple - Brett Bordewick Iodl-YB -ug MIXED VOLLEYBALL MEN's BOWLING SINGLES Third - Greg Payne V nw . nm . Dave Frey Denise Kapparos First - Power Hitters III: Mrxao BADMINTON oouarcs Becky Hmh Al' Hannon Second - Mike McGuire Third - Brian Gross WOMEN'S BOWLING DOUBLES Flrst - Kelly Gofflnet - Chris Hillary MI-ZN'S BOWLING DOUBLES First - Dave Frey - Lance VonAh MIXED BOWLING DOUBLES First - Chris Hlllery - Dale Palm Second - Connie Schuta - Lance VonAh Third - Kelly Goffinet - Dave Goffinet WOMEN'S BADMINTON SINGLES First - Deb Stoppelmoor Second - Carla Bayer Third - Diana Fitzgerald MEN'S BADMINTON SINGLES First - Iohn Ottavi Second - Scott Walu Third - Brian McDermott WOMEN'S BADMINTON DOUBLES First - Iulle Schmitt - Shelly Rupp Second - Tammy Shanahan - Ann laeger 66 First - Scott Welu - Andrea Barton Second - Tony Budden - Tammy Shanahan Third - Iim Quere - Angie Thies WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL First - juniors: Laurie Nesteby Andrea Barton Beth Butler Roberta Sharpe Sue Strong Tina Heires Linda Schmitt Della Schissel Second - Valley Girls: Stephanie Melchert Michelle McCarthy Ann Mihalakas IoAnn Hansen Amy Ball Ioan Reinerts Deb Donovan Chris Rolle Third - Spikers: Ian Brimeyer MEN'S VOLLEYBALL First - Power Hitters: Dan Leibfried Mark Herbst Chuck Seymour A.l. Hannon Dan Lansing Martin Sanchez leff Schockrnoehl leff Keller Second - Soul Brothers: Tim Esser Tum Ottavi Mike Waters Ion Avenarius Kelly Mudge Dave Maus Mark Phillips Tim Noel Third - Magnificent 7: Scott Schaltzach Scott Walu Len Lent Ierry Less Dave Becker Dan Leibfr-led Renae Reardon Lisa Guns Dawn Oberhoffer Second - Rangers: Dan Nicks Karl Anderson Ieff Duve Shawn Dralle Iayne lochum Tammy Shanahan Third - Super Spikers: left' Hammerand Kevin Brahm Steve Klein Renee Reinert Sandra lohnson Cindy Hammerand WOMEN'S BASKETBALL First - Goofus's Gang: Kelly Goffinet Donna Ostert Donna McGrath