Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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B4 underclass girls basketball he girls JV basketball team won six more games than they did as freshmen. The girls developed more self confidence and competitiveness in them- selves. They improved as the season pro- gressed and played their last two games the best. They were down at half-time and came back to outplay and outscore their opponents in both games, coach Perry Wilhelm said. Diane Zemaier, who played on the var- sity squad for 11 games, averaged 10.5 points and 11.7 rebounds on the JV squad. The freshmen ended up with a record of 1 and 15, and the junior varsity came through with seven wins and 15 losses, but both teams were much more competitive and developed the basic skills better than their records show. JV, Above, Standing: Coach Perry Wilhem, Jennifer Behm, Vicki Burton, Diane Zemaier, Barbara Thurstin, Kelly Shep- herd. Kneeling: Tamara Rinaldi, Karen Verschoor, Ardy Gist, Kim Kyzer. Freshmen, Top, Standing: Coach Korening, Kelly Magoon, Andrea Athey. Kim Hassebrock, Jennifer Athey, Ka- ren Hansen, Chris Busch. Kneeling: Donna Ferkin, Socheata Lor, Colleen Quinn, America Cardona, Margarita Caraasco. 136 swea r, X Top: Sophomore Diame Zemaier makes a basket by using her jump shot. Above: Coach Wilhelm L. tells the girls the next play for the game.

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varsity girls basketball Back: Coach Graham. Peggy Koehler, Chris Ulrich, Jenny Carter, Angel Lendvay and Kristin Bottoni. Front: Chris Pieroni, Kathy Wilson, Liz Steiding, and Linda Cardona, Seniors Peggy Koehler and Angel Lendvay were chosen as Co-MVP. Peggy Koehler had a great four- year career. She held the records for most points scored in a season, 523, and the record for most points in a career, l,549. She held the records for the most free throws in a season, 427, and a game, 153 and the most consecutive freethrows, 14. The most career rebounds, 866, was another record she held. She was All-Conference, All-Lake County, and All-Area. Angel Lendvay was chosen as Best Defensive Player. She had the best field goal percentage and received the coach's appreciation award. Coach Graham said, 6'Angel was probably one of the most aggressive and competi- tive player we have ever hadf' Top Right: Angel Lendvay steals the ball from a disgruntled Lake Forest player. Above: Chris Pieroni drives the ball down court. Left: Peggy Koehler goes for another basket against Lake Forest.

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