Parker High School - Annual Yearbook (Parker, SD)

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f' Fil! E .-Z1 2.4113 S. Mohr, E. Friese, J. Viet, P. Huseman, R. Buseman, M. Salter, C. Nelson, D. K. Pletz, Coaches: Gayle Hoover, Art Hagg PAWS! le ,- FUN' ymluxl wagner Wm' 1 I4 In 4295 W. 3U.,, . 'ii ned 1985 Boys Junior Varsity Team: Back row: Coach Hagg, D. Elliottt, B. Levene, M. Jefferies, P. Huseman, M. Salter, K. Mielke, T. Miller, T. Leininger, Front row: J. D. Richter, J. Chester, K. Pietz, C. Novak, M. Poss, J. Schmidt, J. Hrdlicka 1985 Boys Varisty Team: V. Preheim, C. Krumbach, M. Roth, M. Joffer, M. Jefferies, 2 NNW Hay, Hertel, Y Darin Hay soaring up for two. Jim Vlet drives for the bucket. ildll mlm D we 9 ga 73 vu- ' g 1 The players and cheerleaders with their parents on Parents' Night. 61 .. . A .., :-.' - Q . smmmmw . -lx f-1. 1, .13 1 I? VJEKWQVIK 4-3 N21V19f5N --V Y' H Z l

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BOYS BASKETB LL , wwf 'Efi5f!?5X?f'?7l3f?A5lf123593 ke:-.mf Qs Vhrfgugzlgcw M, .1.s12:5:5?.g:s5,25gw. ISSN- -9' 55,3 4 .W Ekki . ., The Pheasants were turnin' it on as again had a successful season. It was a sea- mgii son that ended the era of two class basketball. ifgg Next season the State will have three classes: A, B. As this era came to an end the Pheasants finished with an 18-5 record. They finished 3rd in the Conference and Conference Tourney. Jim Viet was turnin' it on with 437 pts., averaging 20.8 a game. Viet also led the rebounding category with 228 552 2 '41 rebounds, averaging 10.9 a game. He also made 101 freethrows. Evan Friese shot 752 from the line and Darin had 186 assists, averaging 8.1 a game. Viet also WK . . Eaconnected on 632' of his field goals. iii? The Pheasants will be back next ear as a classy? y B school and turnin' on towards another successful A season. in M. Roth layin' lt up for two ,. ,W 'WSSIF9 ..m1fii2E2f?W xy.sifxiefsaffsxfss-ffw7:sfz?1zwf:.'f- M my W' 'hz:x535?rZ'6Qiif5?E,Wf:2Q.TY15'Q Jan Viet and Rhonda Friese were this year's statlsticlans. M. Joffer looks for a pass from M. Roth.

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VOLLE YBA LL This year the Lady Pheasants showed their opponents what they were made of A winning season of 9-8 proved that. The credit goes to the excellent coaching of Jill Christensen and Dave Versteeg. More than anything, the girls' hard work and effort made a difference. The over-all setter was senior Le Ann Sturzenbecher with 416 sets out of 455 for the year. The other two seniors were Lisa Dyshorn and Regina Leber who also did well in spiking and digs. After school one could always see Lisa Luke and Lisa Marsh running around washing uniforms and totalling stats. Relax by Frankie goes to Hollywood was played before almost every match to help the girls get ready for action. This year the team came one point away from the State Tour- nament. Unfortunately, the mighty Lady Pheasants couldn 't score that extra point, so in the end they became runner up in the Regions after a grueling match with Gregory. Next year the team will be turnin' it on to victory at the State Tour- nament. WW? . YNX al wi gi fi Mr. Versteeg tells the players what to do. First Row: Mr. Versteeg, Ann Nelson, Tamara Munkvold, Jerrice Cheryl Merritt, Karrle Butenschoen, Mrs. Christensen Second Row Koller, Ann Merritt, Lisa Marsh, Lisa Luke, Tricia DeVries, Dawn Third Row: Lisa Dykshorn, Regina Leber, Le Ann Stuzenbecher, Ketcham, Denlse Weeldryer, Kammy Ostrom B team goes over their Strategy. On Parents' Night everyone had fun.