Forest View High School - Talon Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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Y. I Q .H --', it if E. Linksmen Finished Third in Season's Conference Meets With a ten-two record, the 1970 Varsity Golf Team earned third place in conference competition, missing the championship by a small margin of five strokes. Victory in an important meet and high- achievement in a new event highlighted the sea- son. On one occasion, the team defeated Arling- ton, eventually the conference champions. Later Coach Art Kleinis squad participated in th Chevy Chase Invitational and placed fourth i a field of twenty-four rival teams. Varsity players Gary Abramson, outstanding golfer oft 1970g Wayne Meier, outstanding golfer of 19693 . EESQQ I ' A 1, R . ' X r 'I ik'-if .sv-1, , -N . . , - . 4 x '- . . -' - - ' 2 f 1--. 'Jr-5 Sandtraps posed problems for Tom Schmidt. E 'w and sophomore Phil Hausman guided the tear to a successful spring season. The Frosh-Soph Team, numbering fiftee players, competed against twelve school: achieving victory in six events. This recor secured third place in conference for th younger Falcon linksmen. Mr. Timothy Schaa assisted Mr. Klein in working with both varsit and frosh-soph golfers. FROSH-SOPH GOLF TEAM: Bottom Row: Michael March, Todd McDonald, Gary Mayer, Joe Murken, Dale Steingraber. Top Row: Bruce Sturgeon, F Bohac, Patrick Walsh, Bill Chilton, Jim Campbell, Bob Voigt, Mark Tesmer. 134 Golf 1

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Swim Team Remained Conference Co-Champs With a record of 12-0 in dual swim meets, the Varsity Swim Team, coached by Mr. Gor- don Auckerman, tied with Arlington for the Con- ference Championship. Four swimmers, John Mate, Scott Patience, Fred Westdale, and Mark Bailey, qualified for the 1970-1971 State Swim Meet, held at Evanston Township High School. An eighth-place finish in the 50-yard freestyle earned Captain Scott Patience four points in the state meet, in which Forest View placed thirty- third out of the sixty-six participating schools. The Frosh-Soph Team finished fifth in the Conference with a record of 5-7. Coach John Hillary felt that the squad had scored reason- ably well in dual meet competition but had lacked the depth to score well in the all-Con- ference Meet. Both the frosh-soph and varsity teams participated in two special events, the Sham- rock Relays, held at Saint Patrick High School, and the Big Red Relays, held at Niles West. In these two events, both squads placed second and third, respectively. tition against Arlington Sophomore Mike Tousey FROSH SOPH SWIM TEAM: Bottom Row: Coach John Hillary, Mike Sarich, Doug Schlak Warren Hertz Mark Gronke. Top Row: Dave Yates, George Dicks, Mike Tou sey Terry Ruff Joel Oliver, Bob Arko, Jay Kinder. Swimming 133

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I I Y A 1 ' ' ' A l I-Mx f E15- '4- si -1 an . ii 2' -I 'N It 'i' L ARSITY GOLF TEAM: Bottom Row: Ron Norberg, John Agger. Al Willert, Phil Hausman, Top Row: Mr. Tim Schaap. Gary Ross, Tom Schmidt. Gary I . . mson, Wayne Meier. Tom Maze, Mr. Art Klem. TRACK PEP SQUAD: Bottom Row: Candi Rusboldt, Melodye Serino, Sandy Hamilton, Karen Romano, Michele Riley. Cindy Lata, Diane Dahlstrom, Top Row: Peggy Bell, Willert concentrated on his stroke. Gail Ferguson, Linda Schar, Capt. Pam Bowersox, Bonnie Shipman, Dianne Rodig, Lori Bonk. Golf 135