Sacred Heart High School - Reflections Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

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Galaxy goes eight-man BOYS FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD SH 16 Winnebago OPP. 38 8 Meridian 14 16 Nebraska City 38 34 Highland 0 31 Bern 14 12 Southeast 28 22 Pawnee City 45 44 Humboldt 14 30 Odell 60 Above: Identifiable Irish players Tom Olberd- ing. Joe Dixon, and John Fischer join the Irish attack on the opponents ball carrier. Bottom right: Tom Olberding and two unidentifiable Irish gridders successfully tackle their man. Members of the 1982 Football team include from left to right, front row: Pat Knobbe, Joe Fischer. Scott Smith. Mark Meinzer, Todd Scheitel. Tony Frederick. Joe Dixon, and Roger Helmick. Second row: David Aitken. Brian Hoy. Tom Sells. John Dixon. Mike Frederick, and Bill Helmick. Third row: Tom Olberding. Kenny Schawang. Chris Rathman. John Fischer. John Watton. Dan Goltz. Greg Liberty, and Coach Armstrong. The two water boys, Brian Witt and Jason Mez. are pictured in front of the team. The 1982 Football season was new and different due to the change to eight-man football, after the years of the standard eleven-man game. The Irish ended the season with a disap- pointing 2-7 record, but valuable experience was gained concern- ing the new rules and regulations of the eight-man game. Sacred Heart was proud to have four fine players named to the Galaxy All-Conference teams. Bill Hel- mick and Kenny Schawang made first team while Dan Goltz and Chris Rathman were awarded with honorable mentions. The kick is off and the Irish gridders move into action as the game begins. 17

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Girls rotate through season VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD S.H. THEM 6 Table Rock 15 15 12 13 15 10 Meridian 15 8 15 13 Nebraska City 15 13 15 15 Diller 11 15 9 9 Southeast 15 15 5 10 15 15 Pawnee City 0 15 9 8 Dawson 15 5 15 8 Humboldt 15 5 15 15 Pawnee City 10 15 7 15 Nebraska City 13 5 15 10 15 15 Johnson Brock 5 15 13 9 Lewiston 15 4 15 Members of the 1982 Irishette Volleyball team are shown above. First row, left to right are: Theresa Knobbe. Amy Slominski. Rhonda Roettger, and Amy Majerus. Second row: Janet Finck, Shannon Pierson. Amy Pokomy and Angie Dixon. Third row: Mary Knobbe. Gina Bippes. Kristi Olberding, Annette Keithley. and Shell Slominski. The 1982 Volleyball season tied things together with a 4-8 record. The Irishettes improved greatly from the year before. With Coach Kirkendall and four returning lettermen leading the team, the Volleyballers kept their spirits high and determination going throughout the season. Kristi Olberding was named first team All-Conference, and Amy Slominski was chosen for the second team. With most of the players returning with their experience and talent, Sacred Heart can expect a winning season next year. Theresa Knobbe goes up for an ace spike as Amy Majerus Kristi Olberding. Shell Slominski. and Theresa and Amy Slominski attentively look on. Knobbe prepare to return an opponents serve. 16

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Aim for the stars GIRL S BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD SH OPP. 40 Table Rock 57 45 Elwood 42 33 DiUer 53 31 Rock Port 65 46 Johnson-Brock 54 38 Nebraska City 34 30 Midway 48 35 Southeast 42 41 Mound City 37 41 Pawnee City 51 35 Dawson Verdon 61 27 Humboldt 45 27 Highland 59 The 1982-83 girls' basketball season ended in a disappointing fashion with the girls’ final record being 3-10. But, with the help of Coach Denise Kirkendall the girls showed a big improvement from the year before. They are looking forward to next year as many players gained valuable exper- ience. The highlight of the year was the Knights of Columbus Freshman - Sophomore Tourna- ment in which the Sacred Heart girls took First Place over Falls City High School. Members of the 1982-83 girls' basketball team were, front row: Shell Slominski. Rhonda Roettger, Janet Finck. and Kris Peniska. Middle row: Student Manager. Ann Schuetz. Gina Bippes. and Amy Pokorny. Seated Above: Angie Dixon. Amy Slominski. Kristi Olberding. Theresa Knobbe. and Amy Majerus. Upper left: Amy Majerus takes a shot at the basket as Angie Dixon positions herself to assist with the rebound. Above: Closely guarded by an opponent, Amy Majerus meditates on dribbling around her. 18