James Madison Memorial High School - Olympian Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL Spring Sports GIRLS VARSITY TRACK INDOOR SEASON JMM 59 La Follette 32 JMM 62 Malison East 34 City Indoor Meet: Second Place 52 points OUTDOOR SEASON JMM 66 Janesville Parker 39 Madison East 58 JM M 47 JMM 65 LaFollette 39 JMM 83 Janesville Craig 22 JMM 73 Beloit Memorial 32 Janesville Relays: First Place 76 points JMM 34 West 3I City Outdoor Meet: First Place 70Vz points Conference Meet: First Place Regional Meet: First Place -- 60 points Sectional Meet: Third Place 33 points State Meet: Second Place I8 points Season Record: I I-4-0 GIRLS JV TRACK INDOOR SEASON JMM 72 LaFollette 24 JMM4! Vz East 54 V: OUTDOOR SEASON JMM 64 Parker 43 JMM 39 East 66 JMM 84 LaFollette 20 JMM 73 Craig 30 JMM 45 Beloit 56 JMM 46 West 55 Season Record: 4-4-0 118 SPA RTAN SOCCER MENDOTA LEAGUE RECORD JMM Tigers 5-2-l JMM Cougars 4-4-0 JM M Panthers 4-4-0 MONONA LEAGUE JMM Cardinals 4-l-2 JMM Orioles I-6-0 WAUBESA LEAGUE JMM Jets 5-0-0 JMM Giants I-4-0 JMM Raiders I-4-0 BOYS FRESH MAN TENNIS JM M 9 East O JMM 3 LaFollette 6 JMM 3 West 6 JMM 5 LaFollette 4 JMM 7 East 2 JMM 2 West 7 City Meet: Fourth Place BOYS VARSITY TENNIS JMM 9 Stoughton 0 JMM 4 Oconomowoc 5 JMM 9 Arrowhead 0 JMM l Parker 8 JMM 0 West 9 JMM 9 LaFollette 0 JMM 5 Beloit I JMM 2 East 7 JMM 2 Craig 7 Dual Meet Record: 4-5 Conference Record: 2-4 INVITATIONALS AND TOURNAMENTS: Stoughton Invite -- 2nd out of8 teams Memorial Invite 3rd out of8 teams Janesville Invite 3rd out of8 teams City Meet 3rd out of4 teams Big Eight Meet -- 3rd out oI7 teams Subsectional - 4th out of9 teams JMM I2 Edgewood ll JMM I Edgewood9 JMM 3 East 7 JMM 9 LaFollette 6 JMM 3 West I7 JMM 3 LaFollette 6 JMM ll West II Season Record: 3-4-1 FRESH MAN BOYS' BASEBALL JMM 7 West4 JMM I0 La Follette 6 JMM 4 East 2 JMM ll West 7 JMM 2 East0 JMM 3 La Follette I JMM I9 LaFollette 2 JMM 3 West 5 Season Record: 7-I-0 BOY'S VARSITY GOLF Conference Fourth Place City Second Place Regional Second Place Sectional First Place State Third Place FRESHMAN GOLF JMM 3 V3 WCSIS V2 JMM 6 LaFollette 6 JMM4 V: LaFollette7 X JMM3 V: East 8 V: JMM 0 West I2 City Third Best Score Karpinsky 39 McGinnity 40 Season Record 0-4-I

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Girls Gymnastics Blossoms The l973-74 Girls' Gymnastics Team. QL-RJ TOP ROW: Roberta Fortney, Karen Gregerson, Mimi Tallard, Laura Coluccy, Leslie Garland. Chris Cates, Emily Herb, Lori Wasserburgerl, Barb Bryant, Julie Larsen, Carrie Ishmael, Sioux Stevens? Becky Nuendorf, Sandy Stanley. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy King, Donna Singler, Edie Tackowiakx, Nancy Fee, Faith Zabiti, Beth Gilbert. Terry Schwoegler. Mary Gilbert. Patty Mackesey. Chris Sheallx, Bobbi Reif, Peggy Sullivan. BOTTOM ROW: Diane Bryant. Alta Williamson. Kristin Hanson, Debby Garland' - co-captain, Kathy Hummel? Mrs. Krieger ff coach, Nancy Baldwin? Marsha Harrington, Barb Engledingertl' co-captain. Chris Waggener? Knot pictured - Tamara Lal-'arga b denotes letter-winners. sh as H. -4 The l973-74 Girls Gymnastics Program here at Memorial has been highly gifted in several ways, First of all, the Spartans' enrollment has more than doubled since last season's. and participating interest in the program has skyrocketed! A total ol' 31 girls from all four grade levels participated in Head Coach Gail Krieger's gymnastics squad. lMrs. Gabriels. Gabe , assumed the Head Coaching position after Mrs. Krieger moved out of state.J Secondly, the tal- ent and potential of this year's team is so evident that the years to follow should be very successful. The team has been bolstered the past few years by Senior Standout Barb Engeldinger, who's leadership and talent has been one ofthe contributing factors to the Spartans' success. Miss Engeldinger, along with six other girls qualihed for Sectionals, and placed second to Chris Waggener's lirst place honors on the lloor exercise mat. Of these six girls only Chris and Barb qualified for State, and only Barb placed tenth on free exercise. Barb Engeldinger was chosen Most if Valuable Gymnast and Kathy Hommel was voted Most Improved Gymnast. On the Junior Varsity lev- el, Edie Tackowiak and Terry Schwoegler were cho- sen Most Valuable and Most Improved Gymnasts respectively. Captains for this year's squad were Miss - Engeldinger and Debby Garland. in ll' 'Y ll7

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Levin Spartan Medalist Freshman Golfers. LAR TOP ROW: Matt Vaccaru. Jim Barmore, Jon Pepper, Greg Miller, Kevin Kumpf, Dennis Claver. Jeff Larson, l.en Babcock and Coach Levine. UPPER MIDDLE: Neal Bringe, Rich Cov- ert, Greg Wise, Mike'Ayres, Mark Spaith. LOWER MIDDLE: Lynn Miller, Steve Jennings, Jefl' Dabel, Bruce Owens, Mike Ace. Pat Johnson, Tim Holt, Bryan Field, Chris Nelson, Brian Karpinsky. FRONT ROW: Terry McGinnity, Jim Brandenburg and John Zilavy. , is . Varsity Golfers. L-R TOP ROW: Coach Fritz Kaump, Tom Pappas, Andy Settler, Mark Waggener. FRONT ROW: Jeff Johnson, Dave CDocl Cookson, Randy Steinhauer and Ken Levin. Not pictured Tony Nuzzo, Dan Speers, Bob Beaver Volkman and MIKE J. Weiss. Freshman golf was enjoyed by everyone. All members were able to compete. The players improved throughout the season and their scores were respectable at the end ofthe season. Steve Jennings earned the Medalist title in Intra Squad competition. The Most Valuable Player was Terry Mc- Ginnity and Brian Karpinsky was named the Most Improved Player ofthe year. This year Ken Levin was named the varsity Most Valuable Player while Dan Speerschneider and Jeff Johnson shared the Most Improved Player title. Ken Levin took third and Dave Cookson placed sixth in the State Competi- tion. Six varsity lettermen will be returning next year to develop and even stronger team. 119