Parker High School - Annual Yearbook (Parker, SD)

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F115 g 645,- 5 a-'?, '4m to v-q is Xi., VXLL .. 2 :1x,g 1 K Y , ,IA SAX f --D - Q' '22 '55 37,965 , , Q M 4:5 w K- ' 1, Row One: Jeff Hertel, Cory Jensen, Travis Friman, Tony Edgington, Robb Jenseng Row Two: David Petersen, Da- vid Richter, Scott Keeley, Leo Even, Reed Friese, Andy Andersong Row Three: Mike Poss, Jeremy Meyer, Tim Miller, Joe Wolff, Brian Janzen, Mike Chaney, Row Four: Jeff Trainer, Terry Fluit, Brett Meadors, Jason Luke, Brett Levene, Gary Lindstromg Row Five: Susan Andal - stats, Robert Sattler - As- sistant Coach, Gary Kropuenske - Head Coach, Nikki Smith - stats. Phea ants Strive for Victory The 1987 Football team began their season with eager anticipa- tion that one continued to gener- ate enthusiasm and interest throughout the season. The Pheasants provided many high- lights, including the defeat of Gayville-Volin, and an overtime victory over Irene, one Week af- ter the Cardinals upset the sec- ond ranked team in the state! Parker also played an exciting Homecoming Game against Al- cester. On offense, running back Da- vid Petersen rushed for 1,211 yards on 192 carries and caught 22 passes for 45 yards, to yield 98 total points. Quarterback, Mike Poss threw 114 passes with 46 Football 45 completions totaling 786 yards, including 9 touchdown passes. Receiver Scott Keeley also had 158 receptions. Defen- sively, the leading tacklers were Mike Poss and David Petersen. They each earned Ace of the Week honors from the Argus Leader. Dave was also included on their Elite 45 list. Many records were broken as another sign of success. Petersen set marks for the most carries in a game 1367, and season f192J, most yards rushing in a season 112115, and the most points in a season C98J. Poss set the record with 11 passes completed in a game, and also teamed up with Petersen for the longest pass and catch from the scrimmage Q87 yardsl, in Parker's history.

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In the closing days of August, the girls' basketball team donned their practice uniforms and high tops for yet another season. On September 3, both the ju- nior varsity and varsity were vic- torious in the opening game of the season against Salem. Throughout the year, the girls had many close battles with the area's toughest teams. The Lady Pheasants proved how competi- tive they were when they defeat- ed Marion in the District uchallengei' game to earn the privilege to compete in the Re- gion Tournament. At the end of the season when the totals were in, the team's record was 9 wins and 14 losses. J errice Nelson was the leading scorer with 214 points averaging to be 9.7 points per game. Coming in a close sec- ond was Stacy Leininger with 212 points which is 9.2 points per game. The leading rebounders were Paula Viet with 196 and Jerrice Nelson with 192. Averag- ing 4 assists per game with a to- 14 nters with a Victor v1987 Junior Varsity Row One: Kathie Hanken, Amy Pietz, Mr. Bjor- Two: Tricia Poss, Cindy Marsh, Val Schmit, Jenny Kasten, Karen Merrill, tal of 87 was When the ast lg top was taken off and the uniforms were all packed away, the team, Coach Christensen, and Assis- tant Coach Bjorneberg, could look back at the season with pride. With the help of the fans directed by the cheerleaders, the girls and coaches worked hard to prove to everyone that they had what it took to be seriously com- petitive and soar into success in the years to come. ' -. Stacy Leininger races a Raiderette for the ball. Y Ileberg, Monica N6lSOI1, Lisa Ertzg ROW Deb Shumaker. vG0ing up St1'O1'1g is Jerrice Nelsgn, an .,... -Q .fm r -V WMM -. A-1-1 ,wmwww M. f . rm.. . m Q .a wp Wm Q... . ff :I- ,..- .1