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

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Girl cagers Win conference Girls basketball is ponytails, sweat socks, Converse tennies, a lot of practice and fun. The Glenbrook South girls' basketball team finished a suc- cessful season with an overall re- cord of 18-6 and a conference record of 11-1. Their conference record proved good enough to make the team the Central Sub- urban League Conference cham- pions for the first time. The conference games were all exciting, especially the game against New Trier West, which GBS won by just one point, and the games against Glenbrook North and Evanston, which GBS won by only two baskets. Never- theless, Winning the confer- ence championship had to be the highlight of the season,', said Coach Don Rabeor. The team was led to the championship by its top scorer, junior Jackie Monckton, who averaged 16.8 points per game. The top rebounders, Hollis Hindes and Monckton, averaged 10 rebounds per game. Coach Rabeor was pleased with the team's record, espe- cially because we started two ' ,,, , , I , , X sophomores, two juniors and just one senior. The team will have seven players returning next season. Coach Rabeor summed up the season by saying, 'lTheir re- cord was the best they've ever had. HOLLIS HINDES RISES above the outstretched arms of opponents to get off a shot. FRESHMEN-lst Row: Laura Boyajian, Joanne Miresse, Ai-Leng Sie, Lynn Boyle, Sarah Dore, Chris Cahmang 2nd Row: Assistant Coach Hector Carabez, Brenda Wallace, Cindy Speccia, Michele Hartman, Karen Strey, Doreen Heckenbach, Liz Stiglmeier, Kathy Hagedorn, Coach Janet Fullerg not pictured-Coach Nancy Edwards. JUNIOR MELINDA DANIELS search- es for a teammate to pass to during a game. Girls' Basketba

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