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

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mmf' Aiifitl FRESHMEN - lst row: Sean Parmley, Pierre Mitchell, David Ellis, Brian Marsh, Adam Domecqg 2nd row: George Stel- las, David Popper, Marc Hartler, Paul Enzinger, Scott Campbell, 3rd row: John Nugent, Craig Metternich, Michael Roth, Daniel Stevens, Darryl Wilsong 4th row: Chris Cernek, Coach David Mullaly, Mike Mallegg. SOPHOMORES - lst row: Bill Peters, Mike Bradtke, Andy Hutchinson, Jett Feldman, 2nd row: Phil Schubert, Mike Schmidt, Chuck Eassa, Gene Shin, 3rd row: Scott Loochtan, Coach Bill Utley, Paul Anderson, Vick Sarrafian. i 1 wt! LTLT iff! t ,ff VARSITY: lst row: Mark Grodsky Volker Kluge, Dwight Hansel, John Al- brecht, Torsten Kluge, Jim Maurides, Robby Suhr, 2nd row: John Bubala, Er- gi , nie Burkholder, Stuart Conger, Dave ant Guy, Lee Finfer, John Sullivan, Scott Schrauth, Jim Titus, Claudio Galvan, Shurman, Mike Schrauth, Pete Livaditis, James Sohn, Robert Roiter, Victor Chi- John Kransnodebski, Mr. Terry Benja- gasg 3rd row: Coach Don Rabeor, Bry- min, assistant coach. Soccer ,

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SIQEEER Booters Hnish 9. - - ike any other year, the soccer team this year - - had its ups and downs. Usually it has had too many downs and not enough ups, but this year things were different. Glenbrook South's soccer team had its best season ever, with a final record of 9-2-3. By the end of the season, the team acquired 28 goals. The defense was strong, earning seven shu- touts. Besides being its best sea- son, it was also South's first win- ning season, as the team finished second in conference and made it to the playoffs. Some students at Glenbrook South may wonder why the team did so well, After all, it won but one game last season. Ac- cording to John Sullivan, senior, The team did play well last year. We lost our games by just a point or two. We had the po- tential, we just couldn't win. This team has been together for the last four years. Always getting better, always learning more. We even played spring and sum- mer soccer together. When the team beat top- ranked Evanston in its fourth game, lt was the spark that got our season going, according to Sullivan, The booters won many awards, and there were several great individual performances. Four players earned all-confer- ence recognition: Ernie Burk- -3 holder, Dave Schrauth, Stuart Conger and John Sullivan. Sullivan was also voted the most valuable player of the team. He was awarded the Sportsmanship Award from the Optimist Club of Glenview. Sulli- van was also recognized as one of the top 50 high school soccer players in the state. Dave Schrauth led the booters in scoring with 13 goals. John Krasnodedski was award- ed the school's most improved player award. Robby Suhr led the team in assists with eight. Finally, Volker Kluge was pre- sented with the Academic Ath- lete award for keeping a high grade average. The team lost a tough first playoff game. When asked to comment on the loss, Sullivan said, Most of the team was dis- appointed, but I really can't complain because we did have a great year. Senior Torsten Kluge said it best, All these years GBS has been a football school, but now soccer is beginning to have quite an influence. The team was led by Head Coach Don Rabeor. The coach seems to really enjoy running the team, The players have a great attitude toward playing and winning. I really enjoyed coaching the team. It's always more fun to coach a winning team, he states. SENIOR STUART CONGER dribbles past the opponent in the Homecoming game. wif --H11 if V 51001 5'-342 CAPTAIN JOHN SULLIVAN and Er- nie Burkholder discuss ground rules with the referee before the game against Waukegan East.

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, gf, ,-9 SIQFTBHLL Team wins pairg -T - - it , -K if t. coaches n spite of the varsity softball teams disap- pointing record of 2-10, its coaches, Mrs. Kay Sopocy fvarsityl and Mr. Tom Mclntyre ljayveel, are optimistic about the future. The varsity team's only wins were against Waukegan East, by a score of 5-4, and New Trier East, by a score of 13-3. The team was mostly seniors and sophomores. Senior Pam Theriault was named most valu- able player and sophomore hopeful Dawn Johnson was named most improved. In addition, junior Melinda Daniels was named to be on the CSL South Division all- conference team. According to Coach Sopocy and Coach Mclntyre, the year's bad season was attributed to the girls not being used to playing together as a team. Next year should be better in terms of team work because the girls have already had one sea- son togetherf' concluded So- pocy. GBS GBS GBS GBS GBS most v Scoreboard Varsity Girls Softball GBS 4 New Trier West GBS 4 Maine East GBS 13 New Trier West GBS 6 Maine South GBS 0 Niles North GBS O Niles West GBS 2 Deerfield 5 Waukegan East 2 Maine West 5 GBN 9 East Leyden 3 New Trier East Record 2-10 Pam Theriault pitches another Ti- tan strikeout. Theriault was voted aluable player. Outflelder Patti Thiel relays the ball to the infield. ..,, Y- 3 72'-',ifQfi.r 12.2 ,'Ffg:vT if z fsjii .ep-:ibm ' FY ,-F '?.?q- - . . ' ' 35-,lfl ff L -' X 97-ga:-S tx., ii: -:A 1 .dl-a 1: . . .. Q-.sa v i5l7 1:-J c ' ..:7?Ef--zz ,,-1,-1 'rt-. ,.-.31 -V. ji-G-I J . .uf . - -fr 552' 'w,p55..5r-.,.ff: . .fa fm f ' ' -ffl- i 1 L.f '. , ' - -2, 13 .- A. , . V ' 1 'i.i,,.fif f- fbi! 'fi 1.1,---, . : --. 11.1 , ' -' V . V + 3? 'Ng 2 S4 , . f v' . 'aff , G -Q if 1 X 1 xxbv 7 Y x ' 4 f C s f r .A 1 . ' YO 15:43 1-U' .. .f V 9? Y x fix?- ,zynsi llsg ..L. QA r- QPF' ga? X, . J X 3 C Q f w Qc C Y xi- 'Jar ' 'iz .. , , 7' al fr , iii., ,:'-zcji -C VS?-g.1:,. , -1 -r . ..,.. at Q. ,gi I H I-js 5 s ,K . L . H . I ,Q 4 1 2,A'V .ir if 4 I -' ' 1 , ' ' 1 'Legs f is :iw f .FW . 1 -1 . . Q , I J 1 E ., 22: .- 7. f -Q , 1 Varsity Team: Regina Stathopulos Kathy Gerken, Maureen Oaft, ,Barb All lardice, Cindy Weiss, Melinda Daniels Carolyn Boubel, Susan Rouse, Susan Ed- nu... wards, Sharon Schneider, Pam Th iault, Dawn John mm Boscan Mary Schmidt, Patz , i