Glenbrook South High School - Etruscan Yearbook (Glenview, IL)

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ar-sity: First row: M, Walker, L, Walsh, Second row: L. Mogensen, L. Clark enzer, S. Rouse, I. Iennings, M. D0ld, K. Gabrovich, W. Wagner, J. Senior Qualifies Por State , he girls' tennis team ll' -M finished its season -- with a 5-3 record. In the conference meet, out of ten teams the Titans placed fifth, one point out of second place because of a three-way tie. Awards went to all-confer- ence Molly Walsh, most valu- able varsity player, Julie Jen- nings, most valuable jayvee, playerp Cindy Weiss, most improved varsity player, Lau- rie Frenzel, most improved jayvee was Dana Davenport. Senior Molly Walsh took fourth place out of 20 singles. Finishing fourth qualified her for a position in the state meet. In the state meet, Molly won the first set 6-3, but lost the next two, 6-4 and 6-3. The team will be losing many im- portant team members such as Walsh, Kim Gabrovich, Maren Walker, Laura Dold, Sue Leverenz and Beth Cal- derwood. The girls had a very suc- cessful season and overcame several adverse conditions. The girls seemed to have ex- ceptionally strong morale and grew with each meet of the season, said Coach Larry Faulkner. Displaying her experience, Molly Walsh lobs the ball to her opponent. Girls' Tenn1sf97