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Badminton Scoreboard GBS GBS GBS GBS GBS GBS GBS GBS GBS GBS GBS GBS New Trier East Deerfield Maine East Maine West Glenbrook North Riverside- Brookfield New Trier West Maine South Waukegan East Evanston Maine North Glenbrook North JULIE GRICUS RETURNS an oppo- nent's shot. Girl '5 badminton takes fourth in conference wish' Smash' The GBS N girls' badminton team has been working hard' Interest in this sport is increasing at GBS: the team played on three levels for the first time. Varsity finished fourth in con- ference with a 2-5 dual meet re- cord. Jayvees finished second in conference with a 4-1 dual meet record. The team also partici- pated inthe Maine East, New Trier West and Conant Invita- tionals. Outstanding varsity players included Mary Marconcini and Cathy Falasz, who won first place in the league champion- ships in number one doubles. These two were also voted most valuable players. Maren Walker played number one singles and advanced to the district quarter 4 i,-.-Y ,.,, finals with what Coach Jan Fuller termed, an outstanding performance! Julie Gilbertson was the most improved varsity player. Heidi Lindblad and Patti Forester took second place in number two doubles in the league conference meet. Jayvees finished second place in conference. Jayvees were really eager and they improved a tremendous amount, said Coach Fuller. Nan Schafer and Ceci Campo finished second in number one jayvee doubles at the League championships. Ceci was voted most valuable Jayvee player, and her only comments on her success was I love bad- minton and it was a great sea- son! Most improved Jayvee player was Ricki Gaynor. l DIANE BYCZEK WATCHES as her doubles partner, Nancy Stuart, hits an overhead. CATHY FALASZ AND Mary Marcon- cini, most valuable players, demonstrate their winning doubles form. THE BADMINTON TEAM: First row - Penny Budd, Ceci Campo, Connie Ericson, Colette St. Aubin, Val Ruddle, Debbie Dilworth, Susan Moody, Nan Schaferg Second row - Ricki Gaynor, Patti Forester, Heidi Lindblad, Tracie Kolba, Nancy Marconcini, Judi Neiween, Monica Heinz, Vilma Klassen, Jeri John- son, Mary Marconcini, Cathy Falasz, Ju- lie Gricusg Third row - Luane Dotla- vio, Tina Chatel, Nancy Stuart, Diane Byczek, Kathy Angelopoulos, Maren Walker, Robin Schuster lco-coachl, Coach Jan Fuller, Jane Gillespie, There- sa Holloway.
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GIRLS' EYMNHSTIES Girl gymnasts capture conferen ce title - - pon entering a girls' gymnastics team prac- - - tice, one is impressed with the atmosphere of chalk dust, blisters, and concentration that coincides with the serene grace and beauty of ballet. For the girls' gymnastics team, rigorous training paid off. The team had a conference re- cord of 6-1, which was good enough to earn them the title of conference champions, making it the first girls' gymnastics team in the history of GBS to win the championship. In addition to winning the conference title, the team placed first at the East Leyden Invitational, second at the district meet, third at the sec- tional meet, and third at the state meet. According to Coach Diane Kelley, the team's performance was good. Particularly at the conference meet and state. All girls were 100 per cent turned on. An extra pizazz seemed to radiate from them as never be- fore. They all really responded to the challenge at hand. Coach Kelley said the attitude of the team was very strong. This attitude helped the girls be- cause they would make up their minds before a competition that they could win. Apparent- ly, once the girls decided they could win, they did. The team captains, Briget Carr, Tammy Levy and Lisa Hussey, led the team to their best year ever, said Kelley. MARLA PEARLSTEIN PRACTICES a tumblng pass in a floor exercise rou- tine. COACH DIANE KELLEY spots Raeanne Sutz on a dismount off the un- even parallel bars. ,MJT J' 72fG1rls Gymnastics
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