Springfield Catholic High School - Irish Reflector Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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In I-. u .h . Above Carl Wade and David Rempe move in for a full court press. Freshmen practice was usually at 7 a.m. in the morning which took a lot of dedication and cooperative parents to be on this team. Below Taking careful aim Thomas Bramer sends the ball on its way for another two points. Thomas played on both JV and Freshmen teams, which meant many long hours of practice before and after school.

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.J'Wwe ' , vvvvv t -wum....l...,-u Mmm-W Strategy akes A Team A season of trials and errors gave 1981-23, added Mr. Hyde. the record of 13-3, winning their the JV boysi basketball team the A change from elementary school to last ten games, Mr. Horton stated, chance to show and improve their high school brought about a shift in 1This team has a lot of potential talents. Coach Bill Hyde explained coaches for the boys. From Mr. and Pm looking forward to coaching their strategy, nWe decided to play Jerry Lathem to Mr. Jim Horton themf, quite a few of the younger boys this proved difficult at the beginning of year in order to give them some the freshmen basketball season, but The future of Springfield Catholicts experience for next year. Working the team and coaches began to work basketball program was held in the with a tough schedule, the team together to make it successful. With talents of all these young men. showed a lot of enthusiasm and hoped to improve their season record of 11-13. iiWe hope to bring together the returning varsity players and JV players to make a 1003b team for the season of Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Back row Coach Jim Horton, Mgr. Vince Berg, David H311, Clay Smith, David EXIine, Robert Schroeder, Kevin Bold and Coach Bill Hyde; Front row Brad Quinn, Paul BingIe, Mike Donelson, Thomas Bramer, and Tom Bertalott. Freshmen Basketball Team: Back row Luke Nixon, David Rempe, Thomas Bramer, Coach Jim Horton, Robert Schroeder, Dan Ponder, and Rocky Gambon; Front row Mgr. Scott Plowman, Car! Wade, Ray Liermann, Keith VanRhein, CarIos Alcancia, and Mike Vienbage.

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unw r. .. .ng mx-u-Imlw, .- wmgvM-v-vv-v-vvnsa emu Vx , Girls Show Outstanding Season Enthusiasm and patience paid off for the SCHS girls varsity basket- ball team. Working with a tough schedule all season, and only playing two 1-A schools, they managed to pull off a record of 19-9, which took them all the way to the state finals held in Forland, Mis- souri. The excitement of going to state was soon replaced by a feeling of bitter disappointment, when the' girls were defeated in the first game - against Niangua. ttIt was a good game, but I believe we got a raw deal from the referees? a fuming Angela Hyde disclosed. Having a tough season didntt decrease the girls spirit, they kept in shape with practice after school. ttIt was a good season? reflected Coach Patty Henderson, ttthe girls worked hard and tried their best? Giving support to, and working with the varsity - the J.V. girls started out with a difficult schedule also. Not doing as well as the varsity, the J.V.Iended the season knowing that they would be able to return the following year to try again. ttI see next year as a rewarding season, with the exper- ienced girls taking over and helping the newcomers, reassured Miss Henderson. Even through their trials and disappointments, all the girls were able to look back on the season with mixed feelings of sorrow and joy and know that they had grown from the experience and were ready to prepare for next year. The Fightin Irish Varsity Basketball Team Coach Patti Henderson, Becky Rempe, Lisa Schroeder, Rita Fenske, Teresa K utz, Laura Castillon, Sharon Bmmer, Trish HeaIey, Angela Hyde. The Fightint Irish Junior Varsity Basketball Team Mary BingIe, Barbie Trimble, AngeIa Gray, Martha BingIe, Virginia Miederbofi; Molly Gimson, Joan Lee. 36 , , ... ,..,.,,,.Kn.,.,...,... ,,,,-,-...,-..