Colusa High School - School Daze Yearbook (Colusa, IL)

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ams Improve Record Q GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBA Bottom row: L. Lampert, S. Webber, Gries, managerg E. Santry, R. S zypchak. Second row: Coach Guerrs Top row: B. Makens, D. McCormack Golan, B. Furlan, C. Weisberger, l Richards, M. Benson. Both the J .V. and varsity basketball teams succeeded in improving over last years records. Additionally, the average number of points per game steadily increased over the past few years. High scorer for the J .V. was Laurie Chrobak with 85 points, who was also named MVP. Co- captain Sue Webber led the varsity team with 90 points. Each squad became a more unified team as the girls learned to believe in themselves and their team by developing positive mental at- titudes. Miss Guerrero, coach of the teams, was very much impressed with the girls' outlook on the games. Below: GIRLS' JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Bottom row: M. Rosen, D. Andersohn, K. Sedjo, K. Brown, C. Bobula, C. Glassman, D. Broadrick. Second row: Coach Guerrero. Top row: D. Loscsyk, M. Kulas, M. Kalas, L. Costello, G. Cohen, K. Pratscher, M. Coleman, L. Chrobak, L. Lobel, M. Moore, M. Tillman. Left: Interteam play comprised many of the practices to ac- quaint the players with a variety of situations. Girls' Basketball Varsity ME Opponent Glenbrook South 45 New Trier West 46 Glenbrook North 40 Highland Park Glenbrook South Junior Varsity fX,, W ,,. -,.L

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Varsity Tennis ME Opponent 1 Highland Park 4 2 New Trier West 3 1 Maine South 4 2 Niles North 3 3 Niles West 2 3 Glenbrook South 2 2 Niles East 3 1 Deerfield 4 2 Maine West 3 2 Glenbrook North 3 ARSITY TENNIS: Bottom row: B. Kosberg, M. itzberg, R. Glickman, J. Mozdren, D. Barrish. Top 5 A. Belmonte, coachg D. Mozdren, S. Arden, K. Aschacher, J. Harkansee, N. Peterson. . ml. Netmen Successful in Tourn Terminating the season with a 5-9 record, the Varsity tennis team was quite pleased with its good season. The numerous indoor tennis clubs in the area enabled the team to play more frequently in the winter. Coach Belmonte feels that the team acquired a winning attitude and more spirit. The team placed fourth in the Maine South Invitational and third in the dis- trict meet also held at South. Sophomore Norm Peterson, whose record was 18 and 4, was un- defeated in second singles in the conference meets. Next year, the team will have access to five more courts which are being built at Rand Park where the team plays. Coach Dan Wilson feels that the frosh- sophs, 5-5 record was very impressive con- sidering that they played in one of the strongest tennis conferences in the state. Tournaments seemed to highlight the season, with East taking third at the Maine North and West tourneys and accepting first place honors at the Elk Grove contest where they outplayed eight teams. Mr. Wilson noted that this year was a year of rebuilding, since five out of the seven starters were freshmen. According to the coach, there will be better seasons ahead as next year's team will have the experience this year's team lacked. Frosh Soph Tennis ME Opponent 1 Highland Park 4 4 Maine South 1 0 Niles North 5 5 Niles West 0 3 Glenbrook South 2 1 Niles East 4 O Deerfield 5 3 Maine West 3 3 Glenbrook North 3 Teammates Kosberg and Aschacher exhibit good form as they ste their upcoming V fi JE 1 is 'Y - li

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JV Badminton ME Opponent 4 New Trier West 3 5 Highland Park 2 4 Glenbrook North 3 4 Glenbrook South 3 Varsity Badminton ME Opponent l 2 New Trier West 5 5 Highland Park 2 2 Glenbrook North 5 , 2 Glenbrook South 5 ARSITY BADMINTON: Bottom row: N. Lesaltato, S hivley, M. Rafa, V Larson W. Osterber er To rouv M . , g . p 2 . rown, P. Schuttler, M. Berresheim, W. Benjawan, C. Surman. With an increase in interest, badminton ex- panded. The season consisted of eight dual meets, one invitational and a conference meet. The varsity ended their season with a 1-3 record and a fourth in conference. J .V. placed first in conference with an undefeated record of 4-0. Conditioning, skills to perfect aim, strategy dis- cussions, and game play comprised the prac- tices. Mary Rafa, captain and MVP, stroked her way to the title of first singles' player on the team and a second in conference. Miss Broucek, the new badminton coach, feels the 24 girls worked hard. She described the season as a building year and believes that things are going to look up. ary Rafa exhibits the quickness that helped her earn the title of First Singles' Player. Badminton Expa JUNIOR VARSITY BADMINTON Bottom row: L. McCormack, D. Duckett, S. Gonnella, B. Harris, E. Sikc Schwartz, L. Pasterski. Top row: T. Rafa, P. Settipani, M. Ludkowski, V. Landguth, K. Polinski, M. Kaufmai Berresheim, D. Grant.