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

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Practice Sessions Improved TENNIS TEAM: Bottom Row: Lorrie Laing, Elaine Kaup, Kathy Hanna, Mela- nie Shimman.. Row Two: Bev Hanna, Vicki Firzt, Patti Snyder, Linda Ahrens. Top Kathy Miller, Judy Richardson, Laura Lawlor, Pat Miller, Robin Bender, Leslie Sandy Padden. VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: Cheryl Putz, Judy Peluso, Corinne Ross, Karen Alred. Row Two: Terri Ullrich, Sandy Waclawski, Val Palla, Chris Trujillo, Sandy Padden. Top Row: Sandy Schwedler, Kathy Moore, Jan Betterman, Robin Bender, Linda Ahrens, Lorrie Laing, Elaine Kaup. XX Girls' Athletic Skills As soon as school started in the fall, the 1970 Girls' Tennis Team began to practice two hours daily, improving skills and learning strat egies. Teammates wore gold, black, and white sweaters on the days of their meets. Two wins and four losses placed the team fourth in the Mid-Suburban League. Spring practice helped to ready the girls for competition in 1971 The Girls' Badminton Team completed its fourth year of competition. This team competed in ten meets, playing schools in the Mid-Subur ban League. The girls strove to surpass the 1970 record when they lost only to Barrington. Miss Joanne Travis and Miss Diann Dalicandro coached both the girls, tennis and badminton teams. For the first time at Forest View, girls competed interscholastically in volleyball Coached by Miss Diann Dalicandro, the two volleyball teams successfully competed in the Mid-Suburban League. Much practice prepared the teams for two sports days, in which twelve schools in the MSL participated. A-Team cap tain Robin Bender led her team to first place at the Conant Tournament and second place at the Sports Day hosted by Glenbard North, while in the same two events, Valerie Palla's B Team finished first and second, respectively GIRLS' BADMINTON TEAM: Bottom Row: Donna Johnson Nancy Hewitt, Geri McFadden, Val Palla, Jodi Schroeder Row Two: Elaine Kaup, Linda Ahrens, Barb Cavandugh Terri Ullrich, Lori Trossen. Top Row: Miss Joanne Tra vis, Janet Holl, Kathy Moore, Sue Maas, Karen Jacobsen Robin Bender. Girls' Sports 143

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, ff... ...L . f'f-- ' FRESHMEN BASEBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: John Conway, Gary Ches ney, Mike McCafferty, Dick Pankrantz, Carl Lindquist. Row 2: Bill Gee- gan, Mark Dick, Tom Prieto, Dave Retzer, Bill Kidd, Paul Trousil, Craig Stiles, Chuck Willes, Ken McKown. Row 3: Coach Mark Thorne, Robert Schaedel, Mike Quinn, Pete Ceraulo, Gregg Fink, Keith Semar, Greg Bublitz, Mark Abruzino, Lou Leuzzi, Coach Ray Cipriano. Row 4 Ed Katzman, Joe O'Brien, Mike Meyer, Dan Brightwell, Rich Novak, Bill Millner, Bob Richter, Rich Hajt, Ed Nelson. Top Row: Marty Egan, Marty Knight, Jack Lloyd, Gary Lesley, Jim Burke, Ed Johnson, Mike Robert- son, Jerry Foropoulas, Dale Schoenbeck, John Rohde, Steve Dolphin. Chuck Meade. BASEBALL PEP SQUAD: Bottom Row: Mindy Boles, Diane Janssen, Kathy Kosche, I Debbie Smith. Top Row: Ronda White, Sue Maas, Debbie Topping, Carol Winkler, Cathy Berra. 5-v 142 Baseball Ed Bansfield showed his determination at the plate. -.. Q ,Y ki,-Q bv l

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Cheerleaders Generated Fightin, Falcon Spirit Spirit hoops were a regular part of pre-game activities. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Bottom Row: Mary Joyce, Chris Bansfield, Capt. Kay Corbett. Top Row: Karen Ledding, Lynn Cuga, Co-Capt. Arleen Vandervliet. 144 Cheerleaders After a series of spring clinics and try- outs, twelve energetic girls became the 1970- 71 varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders In June, the two squads attended a clinic at Northern Illinois University, Among thirty- six other competing schools, Forest View's varsity cheerleaders placed second for ex- cellence in jumps, mounts, group co-ordination, appearance, and enthusiasm. Shortly after school reopened, the varsity squad, aided by Mrs. Barbara Farroh, chose six qualified freshman girls to form the third cheerleading squad. The cheerleaders, responsible for planning the pep sessions, supported their respective teams at all football and basketball games. They participated in Fall Festival activities by conducting the mum sales and organizing the memorable Coronation assembly. During the year, the girls, who sold ribbons and made spirit posters and banners, sparked the enthu- siasm of the entire school. During a basketball game, cheerleaders create enthusiasm in the home bleachers.