Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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Team improves during REBUILDI S621S0ll his was a rebuilding seasonf, said Coach Chris Eiserman. She believed the team achieved the one goal they had set for themselves - improvement. Although the seas0n's statis- tics do not look impressive, each one of the nine girls improved in her own way. The highlight of the 6-19 season was, ac- cording to Coach Eiserman, defeating War- ren at our Homecoming game. Seniors Angel Lendvay and Nancy Tuhy were named MVP's and sophomore Diane Won Lost Won Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won - Lost A Lost 'Won ' ,Lost LOSK A . Won Lost ' r Lost Antioch Stevenson Niles North Warren Lake Forest Libertyville North Chicago Fenton p Zion-Benton Antioch 4 Stevenson, Niles North. 1 Warren , ' Lake Forest ' Libertyville' North Chicago V L V Fenton y Zion-Benton Zemaier was named the Most Improved. W 2 A M922 5 3 40 A, 4' Top: Nancy Tuhy spikes while Angel Lendvay and Sarah Catlett back her up in case of a block. Above: Coach Eiserman discusses the game plan with the team during a time out.

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underclass volleyball Sophomore Volleyball Team, front: Coach Oliver. 2nd Row: Chris Loeffler. Patti Popowski, Darcy Maki. Jacki Dimicelli, Kris Zeigler. Cindy Rodrique7. 3rd Row: Cheryl Fay, Linda Talbot, Denise Galitz. Barb Beyersdorf. .leinine Dolan. Ellen Press. Vikki Seilheimer. Not Pictured: Luci Gore. Alison Fultz. Freshmen Volleyball Team, front: Suzi Lindblom. Esme Ohshita. Debbie Gottstein. America Cardona. Margarita Carrasco. Debbie Davis. Katie Keese. 2nd Row: Coach Scocchera. Colleen Quinn. Karin Hansen. Rachel Galan. Diane Lubkeman. Becky Rezek. Becky Catlett. Pam Ryczek. he sophomore volleyball team might have had a dis- appointing season, but they had a good attitude throughout the season. lt's easy for a team to give up after losing several games, said Coach Shari Oliver. My team had a dedicated attitude since day one. Our record does not dictate the type of season we really had. The girls improved and kept fighting for a victory. All games were hard fought, but unsuc- cessful, and attitudes were good through- out the entire season. Although there was a great deal of improvement from various members of the team, we simply couldn't get our act together, she added. The team ended its season with a record of 2-16. Denise Galitz and Cindy Rodriquez did the setting for the team. Spiking was pro- vided by Jenny Carter, Vikki Seilhelmer, and Linda Talbot. Serving came from Chris Loeffler, Rodriquez, and Seil- heimer. The Most Improved Player was Seilheimer. The Most Spirited was Rodri- quez, and the Rookie Award went to Ga- litz and Loeffler. Freshman Coach Jan Scocherra said, This was my first season coaching a team sport such as volleyball, and I found the girls helping each other improve for the benefit of the team. l was hoping for more winsg however, I did notice steady improvement by all of the players throughout the season, she added. The girls improved their skills and got in a lot of playing time. Esme Ohshita and Katie Keese were players that helped the team attitude. The Most Improved player was Pam Ryczek. Left: Sophomore Cheryl Fay concentrates on bumping the ball while her teammates watch in anticipation. V-ball teams lose b t h ilhpjogilnent and

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volleyball ing'n:nsuv I .J y Lb. LD Varsity Volleyball Team, Front: Sarah Catlett, Jennifer Retzinger, Cheryl Fay, Martha Groh, Patti Popowski. Back: Coach Eiserman, Diane Zemaier, Nancy Tuhy, Angel Lendvay, Lisa Wesselak. Senior Angel Lendvay was co-most valuable, co-captain, and North Suburban All'Conference. She lcd the team in most spiking kills and was recognized for her service acts toward the team. She was on the team for four years, and this year she was named MVP. Senior Nancy Tuhy was also co-most valuable, co-captain, and North Suburban All-Conference. She also lead the team in spiking, passing, serving, and setting percentages. Nancy was on the team for four years. and like Angel, was named MVP. her senior year. i 1 Above: Both Angel Lendvay and Lisa Wesselak attempt to block a spike. Un- fortunately the ball was trapped on our side of the net.