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BEIYS 'HNIEJ EIRIJS EREISS EIQUNTRY Girls Hnish undefea ted,' new coach leads boys - - eople may not find run- ning to be a fun way to - - pass the time, but the girls' cross country team sure enjoys it. The girls, under the direction of Mr. Tom Neville, had a re- cord of seven wins and no losses. They also placed second to Evanston in the district meet, which qualified them for the state meet. The team worked out two hours each day. Their workout included sprints twice a week and running three to seven mile three times a week. Carol Mockros and Anne At- tea shared the honor of most valuable runner. Neville said, The team had BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY- lst row: Sam Lee, John Hutar, Brian Burkhard, Brian Conlin, Jay Daab, Andy Kramer, Kevin Salem, 2nd row: Rick Redondo, Steve Bakir, Harry Gottlieb, Chris Dix- on, Otto Shineflulg, Rick Walsh, Mike Ramires, John Vergeer, Rob Mrz. 48fCro: Y :larry an outstanding year all year long. They just kept believing they could win and did. South's boys' cross country team was under the direction of a new coach this year, Mr. Dave Pasquini, social studies teacher. Pasquini came to GBS from East Leyden, where he developed a successful cross country pro- gram. Hampered by a lack of depth, the Titans won only one dual meet this year, a forfeit from Niles North. Junior Mike Emmons was vot- ed most valuable runner by the team members. Most improved honors went to freshman Sam- my Lee and sophomore Dan Schnell won the iron man award. Junior Carol Mockros paces the girls cross country team to a state meet berth in the ISHA district meet at Highland Park. l 3 E 4, 't. ,. I I f ' L M 1 if Q 'I .. K Q ' 7 Q f Q ss T .. .f it J lfwggsr 'G . rs .rss s. f - A' bi . . ' ,.., . ,.... . .m.t..,.Lm.sw - . ' ' as T.. . is ,., .,,. . -. ..,., 2: ,, '-'- .w ir -Tr: X if P Q tiv. V Q , Eff l ' Fgifg. ' -1 V , I A fs? dim X p A l ,,., ,1 va lbqxg .vv.A Y ull - W I VV fr Xi . V. In 'Vgynl Z I .iv 4 23, E Z J 'f, - s.-' : , i I Q 2 ' 'vi t ...- 1 55' I - . J V 4' 1- . -0 - f ' fa-V 1 , S 'S - ', . .g -'-, ' ' .- . - - -' , -, , , qi' X f i ,- f A .. - . ' 351' ' X- V. .- i ' .. , . 1 4' . ,sg rg . V 5 ,. -1' . - S .S , t. 3- ll , . ..,, ' sf , ,g A ' Q e, M. 2 ir 1 , .f- K v 3- M. -, I Q r ,-f1:v'4 ' ' ' lr , ,' LW' -M X f' Nw- . ix -ww ' fs - - --. A hiv ll N in 'E I
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WWW Q 1-93311 7. ,,,, . 1 ' - ' 52.421 - A.-MM' 1.h :If, -.Q W ,W , f . 2 ' 4 ,.,., .,,,.,. -,7,-,:r.,i, ww MARLA PEARLSTEIN MAKES a clean entry during a diving competition. SENIOR KARIN UREVIG takes a breath cluring a bacl-:stroke race in the f 5- 4 1:25 . if :rf rf ' hmm- its f H fi? GBS pool. SENIOR TRACEE HOFFMEYER churns her way through the water in the butterfly. DIVER BROOKE BAUER executes a reverse dive during a late season prac- tice. 4' , A . - , 1 ' as Fi 'Asif J. fr .,.f 2 1. ' z fc, ,,.4g fm:r 'J c , -t fs? . E ., f ,Q ' - , 's is , 1 31 f',- gg-gage?-Jlgxl , X W M ,ttf '-we J ,A rv i' A , rig .15 x Q.: Vl.1 r it, l QQ4 ' ' 4 v ev -T r fr-..1 Q ff 2 3 , fig? +365 23 4 ' ' ,,x .,, QQ -:, n.-,, 3 if-,.' J: 'Q f. -.3-, '. L, rr:--Y 1:4 rfi,-gsm. lm: Is'.n,3 X, gws A ,E , -wma 1' 4A,, 'E'-iyfsgi.. mf kg .153 my vmiig, + , rw i Q Q ' L r l fe ,v l K Q. Ag In ,- ,im Varsity Swimming- lst row: Tracee Hoffmeyer, Jodi Stetson, 2nd row: Dar- lene Mikeska, Becky Johns, Karin Ure- vig, Connie Stimmler, Nicole Suerth, Nancy Mockros, Linda St. George, Sandy Dickau, and Jane Gardner, 3rd row: Sherry Camacho, Deanna Carson, Cheryl Silver, Trudy Holeczy, Sue Carl- borg, Bridget Schneider, Lisa Hultberg, Maureen Mulvihill, Diane Dohnalek, Kim Milz, Val Colis, Stacy Aschenbrener, Nancy Hannigan, Jennifer Jacob, Katie Foote, and Karin Melberg. wfwww Junior Varsity Swimming- lst row: Monica Welzel, Karen Weldon, Sue Pow- ers, Shauna Morgan, Katherine Urevig Rachael Santos, Nancy Hoefs, Ann Przy bylski, Maria Oviedo, Donna Schweer Francie Phelps, 2nd row: Sue Dawson, 1 ' ' , ,gy Wgyy ,Q ' . ,nz gay' YQ, Jenny Ackerman, and Lisa Carrollg Srl row: Linda Montalbano, Lisa Gerage, Doreen Heckenbach, Sue Evans, Kelly Schrauth, Gina Niles, Linda Halstenrud, and Sue Scavo. Girls, Sw1mm1ngf4
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SOPHOMORE ANNE ATTEA charges toward the finishing line in a home meet at GBS, GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY lst row: Cindy Kieffer, Ann Brennan, Leslie Ben- son, Sue Reusche, Anne Attea, Kathy Hagedorng 2nd row: Linda Satterfield, Sue Kite, Lisa Burda, Laura Keeler, Car- ol Mockros, Judy Gebert, Eileen Sha- piro, Reggie Pankau, Lisa Asher. SOPHOMORE LESLIE BENSON and freshman Sue Reusche keep in shape by running with the girls' track team in the spring. .mg-4.., awe-...wfw-f Cross Country f 49
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