Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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coaches i working TE MS underclass softball cc learning and building year with a very talented group of girls,', is the way Coach Carol Van Dusen described the JV soft- ball team's season. I really enjoyed coaching this year,', she added. We had some pretty spectacu- lar plays and it's fun to share them with the players. Coach Shari Oliver described the fresh- men season as 'la building seasonf' The team covered the basics of base running, batting, and fielding. I love coaching frosh level softball, Oliver said, because youire rewarded when they finally learn the basics. . enjoy with their '-- v Upper Right: Sophomore Ellen Press Shows good form as she delivers a pitch. Above: Freshman Katie Keese aims and prepares to throw the ball to the first baseman for an out. 142 .IV Softball Team, front: Ardy Gist, Kim Davis, Julie Sorokowski, Lee Beth Alyea, Sara Spradlin. 2nd Row: Cheryl Fay, Kim Schwerman, Debbie Rehbock, Vikki Sielheimer, Ellen Press. 3rd Row: Jenny Carter, Barb Thurston, Shawna Wanland, Amy Skaleski, Coach Van Dusan, Coach Juske. 4 Freshmen Softball Team, front: Luanne Kowalke, Debbie Gottstein, Pam Galla, Stacy Hernandez, Dawn Parker. 2nd Row: Coach Oliver, Sandy Weisner, Denise Galitz, Chris Busch, Becky Catlett, Jackie Weber, Lee Smith. 3rd Row: Lisa Young, Colleen Quinn, Lisa Goze, Karin Hansen, Katie Keese, Andie Athey, Jenny Athey, Kelly Ma- goon. i l 7 1 l 1 - l

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ww M.. .,'M,vM,,. 'A varsity softball Y ls Back: Coach Jim deRivera, Coach Perry Wilhelm, Nancy Tuhy, Angel Lendvay, Lisa Sodt, Mary Supergan, Diane Zemaier, manager Dana Schwerman, statistician Steven Krebs. Middle: Jennifer Retzinger, Cindy Krebs, Sylvia Allison, Liz Steiding, Kristin Bottoni. Front: Tracy Borst, Lynn Quinn, Chris Pieroni, Sue Umbdenstock. Left: Chris Pieroni, who had five home runs, works hard behind home plate. Above: Shortstop Angel Lendvay sends another one over the fence. Angel, who was the team captain, had a recordbreaking year. She set new school records by hitting 64 RBIs, I5 home runs, hitting 2 home runes in one game four times, and hitting three hom runs in a single game. She batted .509 and broke the old school record of 35 hits in a season by hitting 43 times. She also set a new record of 49 runs. Named MVP, Angel broke several national records. Her 15 home runs in a season and her 25 career home runs set national high school softball records, as did her 64 RBls in a season, her 134 career RBls, and her I6 triple plays. Coach deRivera described hcr as a coach's dream a girl with the right attitude. Angel and deRivera were asked to spend the summer in Europe with the United States Youth Foundation Team, Angel as a player on the Spirit of Chicago Team, and deRivera as a coach.

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' x JV Girl's Soccer Team, front: Elise MacGlashan, Kim Keyzer, Lynne McRae, Maureen Harrison, Margarita Carrasco. 2nd Row: Diana Clem- ens, Karen Verschoor, Jackie Siedl, Kelly Shepard, Deanna Gonzales, Pam Peterson, Coach Aguilar. Not Pictured: Sopha Lor, Socheata Lor, Linda Selsor, Michelle LaBruyere, Cheryl Pape. Upper Right: Sophomore Kelly Shepard keeps her eye on the ball as she prepares to pass it to a teammate. Right: Sophomore Karen Verschoor attempts to trap the ball as she is marked by an opponent. Above: Sophomore Pam Peterson makes a save while playing goalie for the JV. 1 underclass girls soccer jv soccer shows and improvement unior varsity soccer had a learning season Although the team was mostly made of freshmen they showed energy 5 9 and some experience. They won only one game, against Wauconda 3- 0, but they showed improvement through- out the season. 'lWe did better than last year, said Karen Verschoor. First year Coach Paul Aguilar said, The girls really worked hard although our record really doesn't show it.'l 143