Inman High School - Teuton Yearbook (Inman, KS)

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a. Deann Suderman goes up for two points. b. Teutonettes playing tough de- fense. c. FRONT ROW: Dawn Gaeddert, Teri Sisson, Naomi Speicher, Deb Davenport, Becky Peterson, Vicki Davenport, Cindy Havercroft, Su- san Regehr, manager; BACK ROW: Mr. Elmer Cochran, head coach; Deann Suderman, Lisa Drassen, Jan Yoder, Larene Welch, Connie Wiens, Starla Os- born, Nancy Flickinger, Mrs. Pa- tricia Dole, assistant coach. d. All-League players were Lisa Drassen, Deann Suderman and Connie Wiens. e. Deann Suderman gets the tip. f. Coach Cochran instructs Junior Varsity girls. 29

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 Girls place third; Achieve win record Although there were only 14 girls out for basketball this season, the Teutonettes did exceptionally well. There were only two seniors out so a good part of the team was underclassmen. The Varsity, with a 9-5 league record finished third in the league. Their overall record was 12-8. The Teutonettes averaged 47.3 points on offense and held their opponents to an average of 44 points per game. One of the highlights of the season was fin- ishing second in the Berean tour- naments . In regionals, the Teutonettes were narrowly defeated in their first game by Sterling. Three Teutonettes received league honors: Deann Suderman was chosen on the first team and Connie Wiens and Lisa Drassen re- ceived honorable mention. The Junior Varsity finished with a record of six wins and eight losses. However, many of their players were used on the Varsity, which gave them experience for next year. A a VARSITY SCORES Opp. Inman Pretty Prairie 47 44 'Bunion 40 52 Moundridge 36 23 Peabody 19 70 Halstead 56 58 Hesston 52 47 Hillsboro 47 56 Fairfield 47 49 Remington 38 45 Canton-Galva 31 55 Marion 41 48 Hesston 51 48 Moundridge 80 39 Peabody 20 40 Halstead 41 40 Remington 35 44 Hillsboro 60 68 Fairfield 65 41 Hesston 40 43 Sterling 41 37 JUNIOR VARSITY Opp. Inman Burrton 11 23 Moundridge 27 7 Peabody 29 31 Halstead 52 44 Hesston 20 24 Hillsboro 16 22 Fairfield 37 29 Remington 18 42 Moundridge 37 18 Peabody 26 24 Halstead 34 20 Hillsboro 32 29 Remington Fairfield 20 56 25 20 Non-League games 28

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Squad size increases; Participate in meets Track marked the largest in- crease in participation over sever- al years. The girls team showed the largest increase and great signs of improvement. The boys team was slightly larger in comparison to recent years. Both teams participated in nine meets including regionals. Four of these meets were quads and five were meets of six or more teams. The varsity boys finished with two firsts in two quad meets and had other high placings. In League the boys settled for fourth place after some disappointing performances. The girls captured one first in a quad meet and picked up seconds and third place finishes. In League, the competition was stiff and the girls took seventh place with a lot of improved perfor- mances . The junior varsity boys had two major track meets and captured first at League and came home with a fourth place at the St. John track meet. At Regionals, the varsity team only placed in two events which were captured both by the boys team. Steve Friesen was the only person to place in an individual event by placing fifth in the half- mile dash. The other event that the Teutons placed in was the mile relay where they took first and a chance to go to State. On May 20 and 21 the mile re- lay consisting of Jay Wiens, Scott Luty, Scott Achilles, and Steve Friesen went to the State Track Meet and took seventh. I THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: INMAN LUMBER CO., INC. 30