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

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BIElY'5 TENNIS JOHN ALBRECHT VOLLEYS a Niles West shot while his doubles partner, Jim Rhind, awaits a possible return. Albrecht and Rhind won the conference cham- pionship at second doubles. 6fBoy s Tennis Junior Varsity Team-lst row: Mur- ray Ascher, Kip Kelley, Brian Willner, Dave Schrauthg 2nd row: Bob McCar- thy, Robert Grusin, Mike Schmidt, Steve Ridenauer. SCOREBOARD GBS O Deerfield 5 GBS 6 Hersey 1 GBS 1 New Trier 4 GBS 5 Niles West 0 GBS 3 Glenbrook North 2 GB5 5 Maine West 0 GBS 3 Maine South 2 GBS 5 Maine East 0 GBS 5 Waukegan East O BRIAN WILLNER PRAC- TICES his serve during a wor- kout at Northbrook Racquet Club. MOVING FORWARD FROM the base line, Lee Thompson prepares to hit a forehand return.

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f l W !. ,V,1- JV Team-First Row: Jean Hammer, 7am 7' Lori Glennor, Laura Rugen, Carol Walk- Boiff er, Barb Gratz, Judy Bogdanski, Connie Hackett, Sue Wojcik, Liz Stump, Sec- ond Row: Lynn Moderow, Cathy 1 v .fmrbitai Doetsch, Cindy Silvers, Tanja Johnson, Sharon Hoffman, Jackie Monckton, Ka- ren Cooley, Nancy Ford, Patti Thiel, Marcie Wangman, Coach Tom Mclntyre. FRESHMAN BARB GRATZ works to perfect her batting technique, ,, 3 A D M Q Freshman Team-First Row: Wendy Harkovich, Peggy Fletcher, Marla Lorange, Joy Schaum, Pam Doetsch, Greenburg, Nancy Franzmeier, Anita Be- Renee Hrejsa, Danielle Theriault, Mar- Clenian, Denise Kmiec, Assistant Coach lene Nicolas, Laura Meyer, Nancy Sue Ramstack. Schmitzg Second Row: Coach Nick Softball

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Team wins its second straight conference championship lenbrook South's varsity N boys' tennis team won its second consecutive conference championship last spring by edging second-place Glenbrook North with a score of 36-34. Junior Brad Pontow cap- tured the second singles title, while the team of senior Jim Rhind and junior John Albrecht won thesecond doubles cham- pionship. South capped its season by placing second in the district tournament. Sophomore Eric Korita led the way by losing only four games in five matches on his way to the first singles cham- pionship. The team began its season in the Liberty Bell Invitational held at Glenbrook South and Glen- brook North, and although South lost this tournament, the tandem of Rhind and senior Bill Podulka took second place out of 16 doubles teams. The follow- ing week South went on to take a second place trophy in the eight-team Maine North Tourna- ment. In this particular meet, Rhind and Albrecht won the championship for second dou- bles, 12-5, against Wheeling while Pontow finished second in first singles against Buffalo FIRST SINGLES PLAYER Eric Korita lashes a forehand return during a prac- tice for the conference meet. Varsity Team: lst row-James Park, Bill Podulka, John Albrecht, Brad Pon- towg 2nd row: Coach Larry Faulkner, Steve Elliff, Mike Schrauth, Eric Korita, Kirk Vogel, Jim Rhind. Grove. The varsity team earned its first dual meet victory against I-Iersey by a final score of 6-1 and with all six South teams win- ning their games. Yet the team's first big win occurred when the tennis team defeated Niles West 5-0 in the first conference match of the season. South also won its second conference meet, 3-2, as it hosted Glenbrook North. The team upped its conference re- cord to 3-0 when it blanked Maine West 5-0. In the Titan Invitational, South was defeated by Glen- brook North but still had cham- pions in the doubles team of Po- dulka and senior Kirk Vogel, as well as Korita, who made his conference record 4-0 by win- ning his match at first singles. Other players contributing to the second place win were junior Steve Elliff at third singles and Rhind and Albrecht at second doubles. Mr. Larry Faulkner, tennis coach, stated that last year's team was one of the strongest teams as far' as depth is con- cerned. We had two exceptional singles players and two success- ful doubles teams because of hard work and practicef, B0y's Tennlsj