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

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Kristen Hognestad warms up her swing before the conference tournament. SCOREBOARD GBS OPPONENT ' 149 Prospect 161 156 Lake Forest 171 166 Maine Wes! 173 151 Niles West 170 167 Arlington Heights 169 151 Maine West 159 353 Barrington 348 153 Glenbrook North 164 160 Highland Park 162 164 Deerfield 163 697 New Trier 694 154 Waukegan East 167 160 Waukegan West 175 Champaign Invitational-5th Lake Forest Invitational-3rd Barrington invitational-3rd Naperville Best Ball-22nd Conference-lst Districts-2nd Sectional-lst State-5th SCOREBOARD JSI-I-SOPH-ROW l: Peter Boubel, Danny Byrne, Gil Valentine, Brit Stickney, 'id Silbar, Steve Glennerg ROW 2: Coach Ralph Ganzer, Darren Freihage, Jim ler, Frank Luppino, Matt Whipple, Craig Johnson. Best season ever for boys Girls notch 6-6 conference record, qualify for sectional competition. With a season record of 9-1, the boys' golf team wound up what Coach Ralph Ganzer called, the best season overall of any of the golf teams l've coached in my 20 years of experience. The most valuable seniors in- cluded Jeff Bruckner and Rick Blesi. The most valuable junior was Chuck Leuth. The boys' team won confer- ence, tied for second in the dis- tricts, and placed first in their state sectional. At state, the team placed fifth, trailing the leader by four strokes. Ganzer commented that the whole team was made up of usu- per competitors and a super bunch of playersf' The frosh-soph level, coached by Mr. Richard Gregory, wrapped up the season with a 8-4 record. As competitors, this year's group was dedicated and hard working, said Gregory. The team took fourth place in their conference. The most valuable player award went to sophomore Jim Miller. In conclusion, Gregory commented, With a strong soph- omore nucleus, we should do well Rick Blesi watches the flight of his ball during an afternoon practice. next year, for I foresee a fine season. The girls' golf team coached by PE teacher Jan Fuller, placedthird in dis- tricts, which qualified them for state sectionals. The team turned in a season re- cord of 6-6 and a conference record of 4-3. Fuller called the team, a fine group of girls who did their best in the end of the seasonf' The most valuable varsity girl was Kristen Griesser, and the most improved was Cathy Boubel. As competitors they found what maximum effort and concentration is neces- sary when up against the best in the state, said Fuller. On the JV level the girls finished up with a 6-2 re- cord. The most valuable JV girl was Kelly Pommerenke and the most improved was Tammy Lencioni. Fuller described the team as the most supportive and enthusiastic team we've ever had. VARSITY-ROW 1: Dale Johnson, Coach Ralph Ganzer, Walter Mitzen, Paul Meder, Mike Ziegler, Chuck Leuthg ROW 2: Rick Redondo, John Fridner, Kurt Speck, John Oroni, Charles Gonzalez, Rick Blesi, Greg Gricus, Kip Kelley, Robert Gapp, tNot pictured-John Tonkin and Jeff Bruckner. Boys' 85 Girls' Go1f'f227

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Varsity runners Leslie Benson and Dana Davenport run together as they near the mile mark during districts, where they placed 16th and 15th re- spectively. Karin Ulstrup, who placed 29th in dis- tricts, strides past the gate leading to F iii the outer loop of the course. 1 SCOREBOARD- Maine West Invitational-lst Ridgewood Invitational-2nd Liberty Invitational-2nd GBS Invitational-2nd Niles West Invitational-lst Palatine Invitational-9th Wheeling Invitational-2nd Evanston Invitational-lst Niles West Invitational-lst Conference-lst Districts-2nd Sectionals-3rd State-l6th -1 SCOREBOARD - Pacing their way to Peoria A Dedication paid off for the girls' cross country team, placing them 16th in state and first in conference l Cross country running may not sound too appealing to most, but for the girl's cross country team, running is a part of life. The girls officially began their season August 18th, working out for two hours a day. During the summer, wor- kouts consisted of long dis- tance running. This was super- With a Niles West girl closely behind her, Erika Welzel keeps an even pace and finishes the race in 7th place. vised by Coach Thomas Ne- ville. For the third consecutive year, the girls' won the confer- ence title. Anne Attea, Erika Welzel, Leslie Benson, Dana Davenport, Anne Towar, and Karin Ulstrup placed 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 9th, 10th, and 12th respec- tively. In districts, the Titans placed 2nd, and in sectionals they took 3rd, which qualified them for the state meet in Peoria, Illinois. The girls did quite well as a pack and had to be especially strong to quali- fy, commented Neville. Number one runner Anne Attea, placing 31st of 198 run- ners, led the varsity to a 16th place finish in state. The team will be losing sen- iors Anne Attea, Leslie Ben- son, Dana Davenport, Anne Brennan, Laura Keeler, and Cindy Kieffer. Girls' Cross Country 229