Notre Dame de Sion High School - Sionian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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NDS 201 Cameron 257 Richmond 213 NDS 225 Cameron 261 NDS 209 St. Joseph, Benton 272 St. Joseph, Lafayette 278 NDS 191 St. Joseph, Benton 209 St. Joseph, Lafayette 244 Richmond 190 NDS 198 NDS 189 Plattsburg 219 NDS 194 St. Joseph, Central 198 Plattsburg Tournament—2nd place District Tournament—2nd place State Tournament—9th place MATCH SCORES A. Susan Finlen goes off with confidence to play 9 holes. B. During point Vicki Huerter, Susan Finlen. Ann Kryger, and Susie Huerter pause for a conference during mid-match. C. Susie Huertej- practices in the rough. D. The Sion 1991 Golf Team regroups before beginning a round. Left to right: Susan Finlen. Kelly Karr, Susie Huerter. Ann Kryger, Vickie Huerter, and Coach Kay Miller. E. Ann Kryger proves her stamina by carrying her bag at the end of nine holes of prac- tice. Go If 47

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Team Drives to State Sion golfers had a victorious year, with five wins and two losses in the regular season. They followed these triumphs by taking second place in both the Dis- trict and the Plattsburg tournaments. Placing in Dis- tricts qualified four girls for entry in the state playoffs in Columbia, Missouri. Accompanied by new coach, Kay Miller, team leaders Ann Kryger, Susan Finlen, Vickie Huerter, and Susie Huerter spent two exhaust- ing days playing matches in the Missouri mud. In spite of the poor weather conditions, they emerged with a ranking of ninth place for the state. Upon their return from the State Tournament, Susie Huerter reported, It was a great feeling that, after all the hard weeks of practice we put in, we were re- warded by going to State.” Susan Finlen added, “We got to meet a lot of neat people from other districts by going to Columbia.” All the team members and alternate Kelly Karr spoke enthusiastically of the support and guidance of Kay Miller, their coach. Her many hours spent in making arrangements for meets and transportation made it possible for the golfers to concentrate on im- proving their games. In planning for next year, Miss Miller plans to recruit both present and incoming stu- dents, for three of the current players will graduate. Girls with golf experience and enthusiasm for the game will be needed to fill the spots left vacant by the steady seniors of this past season. 46 Go If

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 V Aces Tennis Season When thirty-five eager candidates showed up for ini- tial tryouts, it was obvious that choosing a varsity and junior varsity tennis squad was not going to be an easy task for Coach Jim Schmidt. Finally the list came out, and the returning veterans welcomed freshmen: Althea Abaqueta, Jennifer Fields, and Barbara Courville to the Junior Varsity Team. These players went on to help bring the Junior Varsity to a fantastic finish with an undefeated record of seven wins and no losses. Particularly satisfying were victories over arch-rivals, St. Teresa’s and Sunset. The Varsity welcomed back most of the 1980-81 team, including sophomores Mary Jeanne Solomon and Fran Crowe, who led the Varsity on to a final record of four wins and four defeats. “I was really happy with the way the season went,” stated Coach Schmidt. “The seniors did a super job. The members of the tennis team were very united. They encouraged one another, helped one another, and cooperated with one another to bring the team in to a successful season. Opponent NDS—Opponent VARSITY St. Teresa 1-6 Excelsior 5-0 Barstow 2-3 St. Mary 1-4 S.M. East 2-5 Center 2-3 Sunset 3-1 JUNIOR VARSITY St. Teresa 7-0 Excelsior 7-0 Barstow 6-1 Bishop Miege 7-0 S.M. East 6-1 Center 7-0 Sunset 7-0 48 Tenn s