Benet Academy - Archives Yearbook (Lisle, IL)

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BOYS ' VARSITY SWIMMING Boys ' Varsity Swimming 1981-1982: (Front Row): Brian McCarthy, Greg Weizeorick, Re- nado Imana, Phil McCarthy. Vince Salano. (Row 2): Chris Breen, George Anderson, Jay Stewart. Mike Ginocchio. Rich Biederman, Boys ' Swimming had its most suc- cessful season this year, finishing with a record of 9-5. Coached by Mr. Brad Baumgartner, Mr. John Lane, and Mrs. Baumgartner, the Red- wings were led by senior co-captain Fred Zeski and Mike Ginnocchio. The team, which placed 2nd in the Shamrock relays, found strong fresh- man talent in Tom Swis, who set a new 100 meter breastroke record, Mark Raschke, Jim Talano, and Rob Engles, while returning junior John Hachett captured both the 50M and 200M free records. Senior Brian McCarthy set both the 500 free re- cord and 200 IM record. Other new record setters this season include the medley relay team of Weizorick, Walter Nachett, and Glimco, and in exhibition, the 400 free relay team of George Anderson, Mike Ginnocchio, Chuck Steele and Jay Shewart with a time of 3:11.69. Divers for this year ' s team were Vince Salano and Kevin Kilb. Bob Greene. Joe Hantsch, Fred Zaeske. Rich Walther. (Back Row): John Hackett, Chuck Steele, Bill Sima, Mark Anderson, Tom Swiss. Kevin Kille, Tom Loronzin, Rob Engels, Greg Glimco, Coach Brad Baumgartner. A Season of Records HA OPP 56 Downers Grove South 119 74 York 95 94 West Chicago 77 120 Morton East 52 72 West Aurora 99 lid Ottawa 56 75 St. Viator 97 123 Elmwood Park 29 90 St. Patrick so 58 Marmion III 109 Notre Dame 55 100 Waubonsie Valley 71 99 Morris 74 102 Elgin Larkin 70 FROSH SOPH SWIMMING BA OPP 63 Downers Grove South 102 54 York 71 74 West Chicago 52 76 Morton East 80 67 West Aurora 45 72 Ottawa 15 66 St. Viator 87 75 Elmwood Park 49 49 St. Patrick 92 57 Marmion 103 84 Notre Dame 64 80 Elgin Larkin 38 1981-82 Boys ' Frosh-Soph Swimming Team: (Front Row): Mike Hansen, Dave Kropp. Bob Karkowska, Scott Stading. (Back Row): Mike Cabana, Chris McCarthy. Mike McCarthy. Marty Smith, Coach Brad Baumgartner.

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Each day the 1981 Girls ' Swim Team trudged over to the Illinois Be- nedictine College pool to practice for what resulted in a successful season. The team ' s coach, Mrs. Toni Baum- gartner, found the year ' s members the strongest seen in years. Junior Beth Kelliher, a 50 yard freestyler, competed in the state meet and placed 16th out of the 40 girls in her event. The team accumulated a num- ber of trophies, sending 1 1 girls to District competition, and since the team is fairly young, the potential next season seems limitless. Girls: A Building Season The 1981-1982 Varsity Girls ' Swim Team: Front Row: Chris Swiss, Cindy Rauckhorst, Lynne Haumann. Rosemary Hackett. Shelia McNabb. Row 2: Ellen Schmidt, Cathy Cam- den. Marie Shea, Amy Senne. Row 3: Jame Richart. Daren Schmidt, Donna Hahn. Liz Susina, Tracey Mikutis. Sharon Drumm. Mrs. Baumgartner. Row 4: Beth Kelliher. Patty Baumgartner, Deanna Siddall, Jennifer Vese- lik, Ellen Zaeske, Megan Walsh, Karen Severyns, Jane Peot, Cathy Malone, Regina Peot. Above Right: The girls psyche themselves for the impending meet with a shout of Mary Queen of Victory, Pray for Us! Center Right: Lisa Marth and Amy Senne enjoy the meet from poolside. Below Left: The JV team prac- tices relays at the I. B.C. pool. 46 Junior Varisty Swimming: Front Row: Mary Coon, Amy Hoff. Jill Sanderson, Jane Raukhorst, Jan Spring. Row 2: Janet Spokas. Peggy Jacklich. Lisa Kosico, Andrea Markely. Mary Benway. Lexie Heiber. Row 3: Mrs. Baumgartner. Joanna Galvin. Kim Kramp, Katie Sullivan. Erin Sweeney. Nancy McMa- hon, Michele Capdevielle. Deidra Druktenis., Stephanie Krug. Shelia Doolen. Regina Peot. Row 4: Molly Stachmik, Sue Campbell, Christ Roy, Mary HarJess, Erin Hazelton. Lise Marth. Anne Moran. Cathy Tempestini. Laura. Wermes. Lisa Hemza.

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Furthering the winning tradition, the Varsity Basketball Team once again took 1st place in the W.S.C.C. with a perfect record of 11-0 and an overall record of 26-3. Under the skillful direc- tion of Mr. Bill Geist and assistants Mr. Joe Kilbride and Mr. Ken Leszczynski, the Redwings continued their confer- ence winning streak of 74 games. The team took 3rd place in the Glenbard West Tournament and made it to the quarter finals of the Provioso West Tournament. By the Associates Press Poll, the Redwings were ranked fif- teenth of the Class AA teams in the state of Illinois. According to Coach Geist, this year ' s schedule had been one of the toughest in the school ' s his- tory. .4 -- r f W Only the Beginning Boys arsity Basketball: (Front Row): Chuck Nelligan. Bill Kowalski, Dan Gallagher. (Back 63 Aeschhman. Ken Olp. Don Drabik, Chack Row): Coach Geist. Steve Derks Justin Hla Van Eekeren. Steve O ' Neil. Tim Campbell, vin. Matt Moser. John McLaughlin Jim Dean Fenton . (Center Row): M.ke Bagley. O ' Shaunghnessy. Chris Wnght. Dave Sulli- John Bajusz. Scott Veselik, Pat Collins, Joe van. Coach Leszczynski. BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL OPP Lane Tech. 43 De La Salle 61 Wheaton North 33 Montini 47 Buffalo Grove 60 Driscoll 41 St. Ed ' s 33 Libertyville 51 King (win by forfeit) 60 Marmion 42 St. Francis 31 Immaculate Conception 39 Naperville North 52 Downers Grove South 43 Driscoll 53 St. Ed ' s 41 Marmion 45 St. Francis 29 Wheaton Central 45 Immaculate Conception 31 St. Patrick 63 Montini 53