Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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1 - - girls' track - 1 I 3 Front: Michelle Lamberty, Esme Oshita, Amy Rose, Debbie Jo Davis, Tammy Rinaldi, Steph- anie Hertel, Sue Finch. Middle: Karen Anderson, Stephanie Getz, Alberta Green, Diane Rouse, Jennifer Petersen, Lisa Slove, Carrie Fuller, Chris Davis, Tabatha O'Dell. Back: Jane Zoellick, Sue Stegmeier, Loreen Bagley, Sally Stegmeier, Donna Wojtysiak, Pandora Marsh, Kathi Wilson, Pam Kinkelaar and Coleen Harrison. 1 Above: Pam Kinkelaar was named MVP for girls varsity track. Pam was high scorer for the season with 279 points. She broke two varsity records and participated in four events all year. Above, she runs in the 100 low hur- dles. Above: Karen Anderson is relieved after run- ning the two-mile. he varsity girls' track had a small turn-out, but did very well in the big meets and in- vitationals. They placed 3rd in conference and 3rd in the Waukegan West Invita- tional. Three girls broke past school records. They were Peggy Koehler, who high jumped 5'4 g Karen Anderson, who ran the two mile in 1l:22.1g and Pam Kinke- laar, who broke two records in the 200 and 100 low hurdles, with times of 30.1 and 16.1. There were five girls who qualified for the state meet. Four girls, Sally Stegmeier, Donna Wotysiak, Pam Kinkelaar, and Stephanie Hertel, made up a 800 meter relay team that qualified. Karen Anderson also qualified in the 3,200 meter run and Pam Kinkelaar qualified again in the 200 low hurdles. Working with the ladies was a plea- sure. They were dedicated, talented, and enthusiastic. We achieved all our team goals, said Coach Foss.

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. five qualify for TTE MHS 58 Antioch 70 35 Fenton 93 59 Lake Forest 69 14 Libertyville 1 14 77 Niles North 49 66 North Chicago 56 76 Stevenson 52 24h Warren 89 74 Zion-Benton 46 L S3 Round Lake 31 83 Carmel 49 N 74 McHenry 36 Upper right: Harsh winds and bad weather made running difficult. Lisa Slove feels pooped after a hard meet. Above: Sue Stegmeier gives it her all. Right Loreen Bagley is managing to stay just ahead of her opponent.

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v-gymnastics together during season cc e had a successful seasonfl said Coach John Mayer. 'GWe increased our scores from 91 to 119.4 in one sea- son. The boys gymnastics - team also added an assis- tant, Coach Lee Battaglia. During the season he was a tremendous asset to the teamf' said Mayer. Senior Gary Johnson, junior Mike Rommel, and freshman Mike Farina qualified for sectionals and Farina quali- fied for State. Farina, named MVP, took first in regionals and third in sectionals. 'gWatching the team pull together mid- way through the season really made me - i proud to be a coach, added Mayer. .,, 4' J 1 'tlt 1 ' S 1 1 1 Upper Right: Freshman Mike Farina, MVP, holds a steady position as he performs on the parallel bars. Right: Junior Paul Wennerstrom uses his muscles and concentration to perform on the still rings. Above: Senior Gary Johnson, all-arounder, performs on the still rings, one of his strongest events. 31' nmwfl 154