Glenbrook South High School - Etruscan Yearbook (Glenview, IL)

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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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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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4 50fl:Oofb FfQlEl'FBfHl.:h radua tzon he 1979 1980 varsity football season was a disappointment for the Titans who finished 4 5 To be gin with GBS lost 23 semor who were big factors in South s conference title victory in 1978 At the start of the season remarked Head Coach Bob Schoenwetter I felt it would be a struggle. The team dropped the season opener 28-7 to Mt. Prospect. South s only score came on a pitchout from relief quarterback Mike McPhilliamy to John Marcquenski who skipped across the goal line in the final minutes of the fourth quarter. The second game was more promising. The Titans scored one touchdown in the first quarter and came up with a win of 7-0 over Evanston. Lack of experience wasnt evident when GBS beat New Trier West in the teams first conference game of the year. Jim McCauley scored twice on handoffs from Jeff Cieply and Ed Lees scored once. Todd At- kinson kicked two extra points and GBS won 20-0, ii hurts team Next on the agenda was the annual grudge match against Glenbrook North It was deci sive for us Coach Schoenwet ter said We could ve scored early in the game The Titans lost 7 0 The Maine West game was an other letdown They were the best team we played Schoen wetter thought. GBS lost that game by a score of 22-0. The following week s game at High- land Park was also a big disap- pointment for South which lost 4-0. The homecoming game played against Waukegan East was a much needed victory 14- 2. Schoenwetter felt that the blocking improved. We came up with big plays. He also commended players Jim Klausner John Marc- quenski and Scott Dickau for their play although he added Im satisfied with the majority of players. Sophomore quarterback Mike McPhilliamy noted We had the talent. We just didnt put it to- gether. COACH SCHOENWETTER YELl instructions to his offensive unit. JOHN MARCQUENSKI AND Je Grolig carefully scrutinize play from tl sidelines.