Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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wi--H E sf Above: Senior Guy Danhoff shows the form which made him a state qualifier in discus. He was selected MVP for being the leading scorer on the team and also for being a conscientious worker. Right: Junior Dave Wings runs the high hurdles. 146 M K Varsity boys track, front: Greg Lucas, Amado Ortiz, Jim Van Scoyoc, Jeremy Gustafson, Steve Baum, Bob Behm. 2nd Row: Roy Jones, Gene Plumlee, Alberto Trevino, Ralph Wurster, Mike Eckhardt, Tom Brydon, Rick Barr, Andy Campbell. 3rd Row: Greg Ander- son, Matt Gallimore, Scott Erlandson, Mike Range, Guy Danhoff, Bill DePue, Dave Wings, Mark Christie, Andy Mabe. . - ,agssfr-:fa,, QXK X Q w x S w I

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girls' soccer he varsity girls' soccer team had its best season yet. The conference with a 10-5-4 re- cord. Although the team had only been in existance three years this season, they broke 19 re- cords, including most wins, goals and shu- touts in a season. They also won a shutout victory against Highland Park in the Re- gional Tournament. Junior goalie Rita Apostaludias had ten shutouts and holds the school record. Sen- ior Anne Press and freshman Chris Get- zinger were named most improved players for their steady improvement and consis- tency throughout the season. Junior Linda Cardona was named MVP. She led the state in scoring with 28 goals and held the school record for most goals and assists in a season and career. Linda played soccer in Europe, too. team ended up second in 'GRE T' describes v-girls' soccer season Upper Left: Sophomore Alison Fultz concen trates on controlling the ball before she passes it to a teammate. Left: MVP, junior Linda Cardona shows her dribbling style as she dribbles past an opponent. Above: Freshman Alba Campos pre- pares to clear the ball up field.

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-an varsity boys track season SUCCESSFUL despite injuries e had many injuries to key players, but considering that, our season was suc- cessful, said varsity track Coach Rick Foss. Some of the outstanding people who helped to achieve the 3-8 record were sen- ior Guy Danhoff, senior Scott Erlandson, and senior Matt Gallimore. Success in track and field depends greatly on an indi- vidual's desire to deal with pain and ex- haustion. Many of this year's athletes be- came aware of this sacrifice and will im prove greatly next season, Foss added. MHS 62 Antioch 84 29 Fenton H7 52 Lake Forest 85 16 Libertyville l 30 100 Niles North 46 62 North Chicago 60 38 Stevenson E02 65 Warren 79 62 Zion-Benton 85 62 Crystal Lake South 85 62 Round Lake 55 Upper left: Running the last lap is junior Greg Anderson. Left: Clearing the bar with ease is sophomore Rick Barr. 147