Prague High School - Panther Yearbook (Prague, NE)

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1519 Top left - Carmon plays basketball with herself lwho won Carmon?j Middle left - Margaret shoots as Connie K. and Connie S, push their way to the basket. Above - Michelle uses her long arm of the law to scare IPQ an opponent. 24 Girls Basketball RUN RUN RUN The Lady Panthers Run to a Winn1'ng Season Although the 1986-87 Lady Panthers were in excellent shape, the much needed skills were absent at times. Their season started with a win over Cedar Bluffs which began their on and off year. The Pantherettes first loss came from C-l East Butler before Christmas. Another defeat to Silver Creek left the Lady Panthers with 3rd place at the Holiday Tournament hosted by Petersburg, The next two losses were against class C-1 Malcolm and Class C-2 Waterloo, Team effort! And a lot of hustle and determination was our key! , said Coach Tom Luxford. The Lady Panthers finished their season with a 7-game Winning streak before losing to arch-rival Snyder in sub-district finals at Cedar Bluffs. 'fWe Worked hard and played hard and lost as a unit! , said Coach Luxford of the Pantherettes 10- 5 record. Nevertheless the Lady Panthers ran to a successful basketball season. The 1986-87 Lady Panthers Basketball team left, first row.' St. Man, Traci Ka van, Elizabeth Nemec, Sherri Paseka, Deanne Wade, Shelly Odvody, Margaret S tanek, Carmon Egr, St. Man. Tammy Wirka. Back row: St. Man. Kim Smith, Connie Kratky, Marlene Sousek, Connie Stava, Michelle johnson, Deann Houfek, Kari johnson, Becky Vanek, St. Man. jenny Vanek, Coach Tom Luxford.

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slit. 1Ja1ffw'w52'f 'EIA 1 Niki ,II 3 C 15-15. 111 fy... 521 ,..,,,,,M gf, w..fs5.,o5 Us .fe 91443 .--W Top Left Corner: Darlene bumps while Deanne and Mel- issa backs her up. Top Right: Coach Paseka tells the girls a few tricks. Middle: Kim bumps while Kari watches for the set, Marlene and Connie wait to see who the set is going to. Left Middle.' Connie Krem spikes While Carmon and Margret are ready to return the ball. Right Bottom: Connie K. shows us her ability to serve, VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD VARSITY 3-1 0 PHS OPP 8,16,12 Snyder 15,14,15 , ., ,, 15,2,5 Monroe 6,15,15 K 15,14,15 Winnebago 8,16,8 15,15 Nebr. Deaf 1,4 15,13,10 Waterloo 11,l5,15 Chester' 15,15 15,10,12 Milligan 1,15,15 15,15 Hordville 7,8 Elba 15,15 Cedar Bluffs 15,15 15,125 Eligin 10,15,15 15,5,5 Wolach 11,15,15 Sub-Districts 2,15,3 Snyder 15,11,15 IJUNIOR VARSITY 1 -91 15,11,14 Monroe l3,15,l6 11,8 Winnabago 15,15 15,15 Nebr. Deaf 5,3 Chester 15,15 Milligan 15.15 Hordville 15,15 8,11 Elba 1 5,15 8,12 Cedar Bluffs 15,15 Elgin 15,15 11,5 Wolbach 15.15 FRESHMAN 0-2 6,3 Cedar Bluffs 1 5,15 Connie S., Kari J., and Connie K. re- 151811 Waterloo 4115-15 ceived honorable men tion in the Wahoo Newspaper. Connie K. also received honorable mention in the Fremont Tri- bune. Volleyball 23

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EUN RUN RUN Above left - Michelle shoots as Connie K. and Connie S. go for the re- bound. Middle left-Inj. V action Kari puts up a shot as Margaret, Deanna H, Michelle and Shelly look on. KDo you see any- thing?1 Below right - Becky and Deann W. pass the ball back and forth to ea ch oth er. K Pla ying catch?1 li?5??lllllllHfmlEu!tef l 'Ml' H 'T ' T ' ' is NBII.: ,M . .. ,uf , XM CA' f Y I' msg. gf 'I v, M- ef W 2, . ' N ggi Varsity g Q B 1'lf5.f .. . Cfff'3!?'!3f1EffS.. QPF' l l '36 54 ' 36 in-Oumameht T 5, .,!. ,QQj.QlS1IVek.Qreek Petersburg Malcolm Monroe ' Waterloo Douglas lWiPP!Fl?2g0 ?Sr1msfH 5HordVllle Brownell Talbot iiifllefilfffofk e 35 .55 T also 1wi1.. 50 ' 55 157 14 5 'C If 114 L-elz, 163 asap Jwrivf Vafsiiiizmg 7'2 Snyder by lv T ,N .N .East Bulter. Cedar Bluffs C . l if V Vfifgising ciz3W lll b N . .l.i T. EESEEUPP 30 f f 26 55 28 e 29. Q53 T T. .1 . ..ll.l. H015 'fi . '25 5' vwllllllllwill 'CL7 ...uw I-ang., vve - Receiving honors for the l986-87 season were ynne Wade KLincoln Star, Omaha World-Herald, Fre- at Tribune, Wahoo Newspaper, and Associated Press honorable mentionj and Connie Stava fOmaha World- fald, Fremont Tribune, Wahoo Newspaper all 2nd team lLincoln Star and Associated Press both D-2 lst teamj selected by Fremont Tribune to play on the West in the All-Star game. Girls Basketball 25