Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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turnout I.. - ... Senior Morris Mo Gist was se- affects X C-C season lectcd as MVP for the boys cross- country team. He finished the sea- son with the most points earned, 51. He also achieved his own personal best time, l6:55 at the Lake Coun- ty Meet in October. Junior Karen Anderson was the girls MVP. She established a new home course re- Above: Junior Mike Eckhardt contin- ues his stride as he crosses the finish- line. Right: Go! The varsity boys team takes off as the gun sounds at the Jacobs Invitational. 114 cord, broke three other schools re- cords, and broke the total point re- cord with 203 for MHS. Varsity Boys Cross-Country: Doug Holland, Jim Van Scoyoc, Greg Anderson Morris Gist, Ken Klein, Mike Eckhardt.

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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.

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