Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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underclass gymnastics he 1983-84 girls' JV gymnastics team had a strong group and the mam factor was depth. There were eight girls on the team and they all worked well together. Coach Mayer said, The girls worked very hard throughout the year and over- excelled in total scoring points at meetsf' Their record was 5 and 3, and they came in third in conference. The team's best event was the floor exercise with Debbie Rehbock, Barb Corrigan, LeAnn Johnson, Beth Clouser, and Lisa Lappe as scoring leaders. The cooperation the girls had as a team made it enjoyable to come to practice and coach them. One goal set for next year is to score in the 90's. To reach this, the girls have deoided to work outside of the season, Mayer said Above: standing, LeAnn Johnson, Lisa Lappe. Sitting: Kirsten Sloan, Brenda Adelmund, Amy Kress, Debbie Rehback, Gayle Castig- lione, Alberta Green, Beth Clouser. Top right: Gayle Castiglione attempts a new dismount on the uneven parallel bars. Bottom: Barb Corri- gan warms-up on the uneven parallel bars be- fore a meet. 130

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gymnastics Front: Cathie Hogan Kinkelaar, Stephanie ...M if , Michelle Lamberty, Lisa Vallierg Back: Sally Stegmier, Pam Hertel, Cindy Krebs. Sophomore Pam Kinkelaar was named MVP. Coach Mayer said, Pam was a key individual in scoring for our team, Pam received an 8.8 on vault which gave her a first in I regionals and a third for all-around in regionals. This was Pam's second year on the varsity squad. ... -.-.J Above: Cindy Krebs practices her bal- ance beam routine before a meet. Left: Stephanie Hertel stretches on the mats and practices her balance in her exer- cises.

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Freshmen Wrestling Team, front: Eric Goldberg, Skee Clendening, Jeff Ambrose Larry Piotrowski. 2nd Row: Rubin Gonzales, Ken Lasko, Pat Sloan, Bob Carneke Jay Schallock. underclass wrestling JV wrestling is he wrestling season was definitely a building year, commented Coach Dennis Szymkowlak. All the fresh- men wrestlers learned what i faw.,fLIFE' it was like to compete at the high school level, he said. I would have liked to produced a better win-loss record, but I can't complain as far as achieving instructional goals? This group of freshmen wrestlers had placed finishers in all of the tournaments they competed in. That is quite an accom- plishment, he added. Wrestling for JV is a way of lifef, said Steve Pape, who had a record of 11-0. I had to wrestle seniors that were good, but couldn't make the varsity team. There were many guys besides Pape who took wrestling seriously enough to give their season a solid 8-3 record. It takes a certain mental toughness to be wrestling on the JV team, commented Coach Frank Giannamore. The wrestler has to constantly watch his weight but still be able to wrestle either JV or on the varsity. Giannamore added that they had a super season. Upper Left: Freshman Pat Sloan looks deter- mined bcfore his match. Left: Sophomore Steve Pape moves in to pin his opponent. 131