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

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xii so 0,42 Q1 We're Not Laughing At Youg We re Laughing W1t1 COQFUCJ , . . You o where else than in sports is the expression of human drama ' ' better caught on film. Grimaces, yawns and groans - all graphically de- picted on a canvas called the athlete's face. Almost everyone likes sports. Next to the weather, people probably talk more about sports then any other topic. We discuss a coming game, and after it is over we replay the excitement of a winning goal, a touchdown or a home run. Sports represent accomplishment for which the body must be trained, and foi which a person must work to become skillful. Perhaps the most important facet ol athletic training is sportsmanship. The term sportsmanship may be applied tc life in general. We like persons who can win without boasting and lose withou' offering excuses. We hope that the athletes on these pages will take the following photo- graphs in stride. Your expressions are tion and your hard work l can't believe I ran the whole thing. K I'm a little tea pot .. . 'Q 1 52fSports Feature simply a testimony to your concentral

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Molly Walsh endeavors to hit a backhand during a practice meet. A.. ,,Mm.,., , Kerri Carter expresses a sincere sense of loss, as the girls softball team tries to make a comeback. Mike Dunitz attempts head a soccer ball during a Maine East game. X ef QR Sports Division Page!51

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They told me if I hang here long enough, l'd grow a couple of inches. W When they asked me if I could do the bump, I thought they meant the dance. What goes up, must eventually come down. Pardon me, your in my way. J Sports Feature!53