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

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ROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM: Bottom Row: Mike Houldsworth, Brian lsen, Kevin Clarke, Jerry Porters, Jim Black, Barry Giovanine, Mike yk, Bill Goodhope, Row 2: Ron Lundin, Jim Park, Nick Longobardi, cott Rebman, Dan Pirron, Brian Rothermel, Steve Anderson, Steve Ba- ogh, Bob Cuttle, Ken Melone, Ted Francsis, Bob Arko. Row 3: Coach avid Brown, Joel Soderberg, Rick Ross, Rich Mathis, Chad Henderson, om Keyzer, Scott McGovney, Bill Bates, Dan Dahlquist, Kevin Harring- iscus throwing involved coordination. I ton, Mark Siekerman, Brian McHugh, Kevin Cantwell, Randy Schuman, Rich Sales, Carl Straumann, Jeff Kosmoski, Coach Bill Mohrmann. Top Row: Coach John Heenan, John Kreutzer, Bob Sloan, Bob Klein, Ken Beach, Dave Borgardt, Bob Reising, Jim Wegner, Mike Kramer, Dean Ballotti, Bruce Lighthall, Mike Fanizza, Rich Jensen, Bob Kohmstedt, Mark Seasly, Bill Blackmore. Sprints improved times of Mark Ennis and Mike Keen. 5 fl' ,I,' ,111 I, '13 1 ,f f we . ZF! 1 Mi, . .lgiizf I .1 I 1 , I 5 f I ,,1:1 I J I fy-:I I I I 2 f,1l'v 50 I:P rw.- I 3 3 ,' J 2' I 7 I , Conference Record , I Forest View Opponent I 21 Addison Trails 79 ' ' 67 Elk Grove 42 77 Niles East 30 63 West Leyden 46 Opponent East Leyden 30 : 701f2G1eI1baI'd NOI'th 27 Crown 62V2 71 Elgin 76 Lake Zurich 12 40 Elk Grove 43 Prggpect 76 50 Libertyville 60 Barrington 48 52 COI13I1t 48 Hersey 59 35 Arlington 53 Fremd 71 52 Wheeling 40 Palatine 64 12-X 37 ,J, :.,v-7: J, - V2.1 X-21: 3u

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Four Track Team Members Qualified for State Endless hours of practice coupled with a desire to succeed characterized the 1970 Varsity Track Team. Several of its mem- bers showed great ability in their par- ticular areas of the sport and diligently strove to attain new goals. Torn Dendor broke the school record in the shot put, and Keith Phillips set a new record for the high jump. In addition, four qualifiers, com- prising the 880-yard relay team, attended the State Track Meet in Champaign, Illinois, and placed sixth. Members of the .Frosh-Soph Track Team set new records on their level, also. V I -- ' 1. Scott McGovney and Ted Francsis achieved ziggy jig 'E V outstanding times in the mile and two mile, respectively. Coach Bill Mohrmann, as- p ' 15.15. WL 'i m f7 sisted by Coaches Darryl Phillips, David S' 'N' ' ' ' ' Brown, and John Heenan, worked with I . High jumping required perfect form. VARSITY TRACK TEAM: Bottom Row: George LaVigne, Ted Francsis, Scott McGovney, Tom Keyzer, John Dunphey. Row Two: Don Reid, Steve Gross, Rich Sales, Craig Henderson, Bob Strebler, Rich Leach. Top underclassmen to prepare for future var- sity competition. Row: Tom Dendor, Chris Jankowski, Ed Wojtowicz, Keith Phillips, Mik Keen, Mark Ennes, Roddy Read, Doug Guinn, Al Schmanke, Dean Ballotti 136 Track

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X ii is . l . ! 31 Prospect ,412T, Palatine f K 1 531 F F F ' 1 433 So' V o ' ' Q' L iiiiififiiv . . ' Y ,.Sgg.,fr...y Qi.. .c W5 'I gis- gxpia During a practice session, Kirk Buckholz worked on his backhand. TENNIS PEP SQUAD: Bottom Row: Linda Nero, Annette Jastrebski, Kathy Hanna. Top Row: Jan Linduska, Leslie Dargo, Pat Miller, Kim Turner, Debbie Jessie, Bev Hanna, Pat Snyder. 138 Tennis Returning Lettermen Created Backbone for Tennis Team A large number of returning lettermen provided Forest Views Varsity Tennis Team with the strength and experience that accounted for its winning season. With an 8-1 record and second place in the Mid-Suburban League Con- ference, the 1970 squad equalled the results of the previous year. The first and second singles players, Don Martin and Scott Vaughn, qualified for the state meet. At the close of the season, the varsity net- men voted senior teammate Don Martin as the most valuable player. The Frosh-Soph Tennis Team finished in third place in the Mid-Suburban League Con- ference. Coach Warren Myers worked with a squad of ten boys who played in nine Conference meets. The competition enabled the younger Falcon netmen to gain experience and perfect technical skills, two factors necessary for suc- cess in future seasons. Dick Martin perfected his serve. cans l .