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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olf, a small but popular sport, which boasted some fine players, finished the season with the best dual meet record in the school's history, 9-4. The Mustangs finished third in the conference 18-hole Tournament at St. Andrew's Golf Course, Mundeleinis best finish in this tournament since leaving the Tri-County Conference to become a member of the North Suburban Conference. In the Lake County Tournament held at , Countryside Golf Course, Mundelein had its best finish. No golf team at Mundelein I has ever finished in the top four in this I Columbus Day meet. I The highlight of the year was when the team beat the defending Conference , Champs, Lake Forest, who were rated 13th in the Chicago Area. ' I . Golf is a very unique sport because a . Varslty person can play and practice without an opponent, said Coach Dale Ems. finishes F The golfer can play against the course. It is a very easy sport to handicap, there- I fore, an amateur can compete against a ever professional on equal terms. Golf is also one of the most popular life-time sports, he added, because it can be played with one's spouse without being in direct competition? ' ' ' Ri ht' Senior Tre Carter shows ood form as he tees off E - Y 8 - Above: Senior Dan Marsh practices his swing on the driving - range, ll6