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

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Spartan Girls Varsity Softball Team. BACK ROW QL-Rl Coach Mrs. Gabriels, Denise Meadoyycroftf, Manager Liz Hovelandf MIDDLE ROW: Manager Patty' Ramirel. Terri Ryan. Colleen Stafford, Kristi Aserlind. Sandy Jensen. Bitsy Galliganf. Maureen Quinn. FRONT ROW: Kathy' Galliganf Cindy Hanson? Sandy Andringa Laurie Frank? Amy Schlecht? Girls .IV Softball Team. BACK ROW: Coach Mary' Vandenhuevel. .lulic Laird. Rachel Link. Tammy' Reilly. Sue Craddock. Debbie Garland. FRONT ROW: .Ioy Llnverfaght. Debbie Steindl. Diane Buelow. Lesa Craig. Girls Great Memorial's Girls' Varsity Softball team repeated 3-7 final record for the second consecutive year. The Squad boasted several standoutsg especially in Rhonda Benson, the Spartans' top re- bounder with 122 and in Captain Kathy Galligan, Most Improved Player Cindy Hanson, and Sue Tallard who were recognized for their valuable efforts in terms of rebounds, quickness and lead- ership. Chris Tallard was chosen Most Valuable Player and Top Scorer. The Junior Varsity program had a very' suc- cessful season posting a 5-4 finish bet- tering their breaking even mark last season. Sue Craddock was chosen Most lmproved Player, Patti Stellmacher captained the squad and Dee Ann Dougherty' was the team's top scorer and Most Valuable Player. The Freshman Green Squad had a respectable season rounding out their 4- 2 record with a one point loss to Madi- son West in a disappointing over time loss after leading throughout the entire game the closest any team came to beating West. Ann Armstrong cap- tained the squad and was the High Rebounder, Nicki LoPresto and Amy Schlecht were voted Most Improved and Most Valuable Players respective- ly. The Freshman White team had a few difficulties and ended their season on a I-5 note, their only win against East. Sandy Andringa captained the Whites and Mary Nankavil was out- standing as Top Rebounder. High Scorer and obviously. Most Valuable Player. Co-Most Improved Players were Julie Smitl and Jan Pepper. At the end of their ssasons, both Freshman squads combined to face Edgewood - recording their final win by outscoring the Crusaders 29-l l, making their composite records 6-7. 1?l

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Spartan Girls Set Two NATIONAL Records Sue Tallard, as a freshman, astounded state officials as she blazed to a 60.0 second quarter mile timing. As a graduating Senior this year. she eclipsed that mark to set a National 440 yard dash record in 56.9 seconds! Alongside Miss Tallard's phenomenal quarter mile performance. she was also anchorman for another National record-break- ing relay. Sue. along with Barb Zaiman. Sonja Lee. and Mary Berlach, set a new Na- N . L The 1974 Girls Track Team. lL-Rl TOP ROW: Sue Pope. Tina Esenther. Patty Mackesy. Cindy Rebholz, Candy Ring. Jane Wegner. Colleen Foy. Linda Delsioliart. Karen Nelson. ROW TWO: Renee Ritchie. Diane Disch. Pat McCarthy. Katie Kelly. Diane Maly. Gyyain Byrd. Marlene Cordes. Bev Lucia. ROW THREE: Paula Armitagef Laura Colluccyx. Denise Foyylerf. Debra Disch '. Maureen Hall , Jenny Hartman, Ellen Esenther? Lisa Eckert? ROW FOUR: Asst. Coach Ginny Garnett. DeeAnn Dougherty . Sharon Cefalut. Carrie lshniaeli. Mimi Tallard. Anne Doctert. Mary' Gerlach . Claire Levin? Chris Tallard? ROW FIVE: Head Coach Beth Emshoff. Sonja Lee? Barb Zaimanl. Mary Schmidt . Sue Tallard? Mary O'Connell'. Lori Wasserburgeri Rhonda Benson? Asst. Coach Tim Whittingham. Not Pictured: Sioux Stevens? Kim Shragof, Marcy Onkenf. Laura Webster . ' denotes letter-winners. hurdle title, she exemplified a true sportsman's heart in her congratulating tional 880 medley' relay in an outstand- ing l:47.7 timing. Two National Rec- ords! a distinct indication of the Spartan girls' prowess and domination in track. Head Coach Beth Emshoff guided her Varsity' girls' talent to an impressive l l-4-0 season record and her JV's broke even. 4-4. The Varsity girls also boast such titles as City Outdoor Champions. Conference dual meet Tri- Champions, Conference Invitational Champions. Regional Champs and State Meet Runners-up after a dis- satisfying loss to Madison 'West by two points. to which Coach Emshoff re- plied. Having West beat us by 2 points at State means nothing. ln duals we womped West by 30 points! Most Valuable Player honors went to Barb Zaiman and to Mary O'Connell for her leadership and example of a true win- ner and sportsmanship. at the state meet. After being edged out ofher 1973 and conduct toward the new state champion. Miss Tallard received a special Most Valuable Award for her four years of excellence in track. Lori Was- serburger was the Spartans' Most Im-proved Player as she competed extremely' well in two new events this season shot put and discus -- as the Spartans' rrl weight man, along with her usual hurdle event specialty: W3