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

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l SCOREBOARD 1 CBS Opponent 36 Niles West 70 5l Maine East 57 61 Waukegan West 45 40 Main West 57 49 Highland Park 51 58 Niles North 47 34 Elk Grove 52 62 Arlington 52 51 Glenbrook North 36 50 Lake Zurich 24 38 Deerfield 53 50 Evanston 29 53 Waukegan East 34 49 Waukegan West 63 55 Highland Park 50 47 Immaculate Conception 37 52 York 72 45 Lockport 57 52 Glenbrook North 32 47 Libertyville 49 41 Deerfield 45 58 Lake Forest 27 49 Waukegan East 45 45 Maine South 61 46 Evanston 40 60 Niles West 51 W SCOREBOARD 'i' FRESHMEN-ROW l: Dorothy Piotrowski, Roshelle Paul, Amy Cozad, Laura Zipersteing ROW 2: Julie Reisener, Tersa Andreas, Colleen Cavanaghg ROW 3: Kris Goetz, Joanne Burckart, Pam Johnson, Mary Besenjak, Pam Rotter, Coach Bob Schoenwetter. JV GIRLS-ROW I: Renee Walkowiak, Tracy Thomas, Julie Clementg ROW 2: Kristin Kelly, Clau- dia Wieger, Heidi Asad, Rose Minelli, Coach John Adams. Kristin Kelly launches a jump shot while surrounded by Highland Park defenders. 2lOfGirls' Basketball

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'RESHMEN A-ROW l: Lloyd Kolesky, Steve Juhl, Chris Mann, John Witt, lrian Flint, Dan Sullivan, Joel McClough, Coach Dan Sonnenbergg ROW 2. Doug Ardell, Arne Kelsey, Jim Sergent, Jeff Geier, John Dent, Drew Onufer. 'VW' fs f , , ff ffdftf wfll 1 Ali- ,lf-1,426 Ae FRESHMEN B-ROW l: Dave Wiviott, David Keeler, Matt Johnson, George Hides, Bob D'Alexander, Pete Anderson, Shane Schmitt, Tom Ritter: ROW 2: Kirk Ashleman, Ameer Abdullah, Gary Schaffel, John Cilligan, Tim Ewing, Pete Ellis, Scott Lacey, Coach Howard Romanek. SCOREBOARD - Sophomore GBS Opponent 41 Maine West 31 46 Grant 20 25 Maine East 44 171 GBN 39 35 Niles West 39 35 Maine East 49 36 Waukegan West 45 43 Forest View 41 42 Highland Park 43 40 GBN 53 43 Deerfield 56 42 Willowbrook 55 40 Hoffman Estates 39 42 Waukegan West 56 37 Highland Park 27 41 Libertyville 51 31 GBN 53 37 Rolling Meadows 58 50 Deerfield 64 Waukegan East 55 SCOREBOARD - 1 iight .J Despite Waukegan West's defense, a Frosh B player gets off a pass to his teammate. Underclass Basketballf209

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Varisty compiles 13-13 Mark The girls' basketball team has made a lot of progress this year, according to varsity coach Don Rabeor. This year's team consisted of a lot of younger girls. Also, Rabeor contended, We've been per- plexed with a tough schedule. Nine of are loses were against teams in the top 15 in the state. The varsity team record was l3-13. Their conference record consisted of six wins and four losses. The five starting players were Barb Gratz, Jackie Tracy Thomas advances the ball up the court without defensive pressure. Monckton, Michele Hartman, Chris Ney, and Kristen Van- Cleave. Rabeor concluded, The girls play good basketball. If there was one thing I could change I would increase school support of the team. Not enough people go to watch the games! The JV girls had a record of 4-16 and had a conference re- cord of 2-8. Coach John Ad- With a conference record of 7-0 the freshmen girls finished their season with a l4-5 record. year to show they can play de- cent ball. With a conference record of 3-7 the freshmen girls finished their season with a 9-8 record. The girls with the four best re- cords for shooting were Amy Cozad, Joanne Burckart, Pam Johnson, Julie Reisnener. Coach Robert Schoenwetter thought this team was one of the best in recent history at GBS. I think, Schoenwetter stated, It's safe to say they're the most talented squad we've ever had. They've worked real hard and blended their talents well as there record shows. They will definitely leave their mark at GBS. VARSITY-ROW l: Michele Hart- man, Barb Gratz, Chris Ney, Mary Manningg ROW 2: Coach Don Ra- beor, Jackie Monckton, Heather Asad, Kristen VanCleave, Helene Hindes. Pam Roder eyes the basket while shooting a free throw as Amy Cozad prepars for the potential rebound. Girls' Basketballf2ll