Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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underclass boys gymnastics guys show lots of I PROVEME T he underclass boys gymnas- tics team showed nphenom- enalw improvement said Coach Lee Battaglia. The team went from earning 51 points at the beginning of the season to earning 86 points at the end. Coach Battaglia said, If they increase next year half as much, theyill be one of the best frosh-soph teams in the state. In their 2-6 season some of the best performers were Mike Farina, Jeff Am- brose, and Bob Supergan in the all- around, Thaun Troung on the vault and Jim Gratz on the pommel horse. The underclass boys gymnastics team, front: Bob Mullins Mark Chamberlin Mike Farina .leffAmbrose Top: jeff Ambrose Works Oh the high bar- Thaun Troung. Second row: Jim Gratz, Bob Supergan Bob Carneke Tony Montano Paul Rodgers Doug Bottom: Doug Eckhardl Concentrates oh his Eckhardt. Back row: Coach Lee Battaglia and Manager Brian Ferguson pom mel horse routine. 156

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boys' gymnastics MHS 91 Schaumburg 88.5 96 FremclfBuffa1o Grove 96.2 126.9 Niles North 101.1 109.9 Libertyville 121.8 Varsity Boys Gymnastics, front: Manager Theresa Adelmund. Paul Wen- 113.3 Leyden 118.6 nerstrom, Mike Farina, Eric Jones, Manager Brian Ferguson. 2nd Row: 117.6 Niles North 129.1 Assistant Coach Battaglia, Chris Seebaeker, Keith Williams, Gary John- 116.4 Lake Park 117.0 son, Mike Rommel, Coach Mayer. 116.4 Larkin 87.2 . wi Left: Senior Keith Williams does arm swing as he performs on the highbar. Above: Junior Mike Rommel steadies himself on the parallel bars. 155

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es-Q ,.. ,V spirit groups rises Upper left: Junior cheerleader Cindy Krebs exhibits energy while cheering the football team on to victory. Upper Right: Although they look like football players, junior Pom Pon girls Diana Verschoor, Julie Hanson, and Micki Hess perform a routine during an assembly. Above: A cheering senior crowd shows its spirit by enjoying themselves during March Madness. The cheerleaders and Pom Pon girls helped boost their spirit - and the spirit of MHS. oss together in a high school 1,100 energized students, 71 cheer- leaders, and 20 Pom Pon girls. Add to the cheer- leaders and the Pom Pon events, assemblies, and special activities. Blend in the school song, cheers, dance routines, and the battle cry. Beat in many hard long prac- tices, freezing weather, sore muscles, competitions, and grueling tryouts. Mix in uniforms, emblems, shoes, and a little money. Spice up the spirit with smiles, shouts, and hand-clapping. Yield: Two spirit groups who stood be- hind all the Mustangs, and who gave the fans the spirit they needed. girls athletic dedication and hard work are behind the pom pon and cheerleading SPIRIT l,57