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

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adminton hitting a birdie with a racquet, is a sport that is often taken advantage of, but not by Glenbrook South's girls' badminton team, which had a very good year. The previous year most of the varsity team had graduated. It was one of our most successful seasons in terms of improvement, desire, and de- termination, said Coach Ja- net Fuller. The varsity finished sixth in its conference with a 1-5 record. Jayvees had the re- verse five wins and one loss and finished second in con- ference. The season was filled with being invited to invita- tionals and playing the great- est number of dual matches. CBS hosted the first Central Suburban League junior var- sity and varsity Meet. The ju- nior varsity team captured second place and the varsity team received fifth. Outstanding players for the team were first singles player Erin Lisk who captured third place in districts and also third place in the league meet. Cathy Falasz and Mary Mar- concini were first doubles and Showing great enthusiasm for the game is Karen Oatt. received fourth place in dis- tricts and third place in the league meet. Most valuable player for Varsity was Mary Marconcini. Most improved Varsity player was Heidi Lindblad. Most valuable Iu- nior Varsity player was Bon- nie Chatel and most improved was Iulie Gilbertson. Carrying out a backhand is an easy task as shown by Maren Walker. Varsity Team: Front row: H. 'Lindb- lad, P. Forester, S. Jacobs, S. Moody: Middle row: E. Lisk, K. Falas, M. Marconcini, K. Oattg Back row: M. Walker, I. Gillespie, D. Byczek, R. Paloyan, T. Holloway, Coach J. Puller. Badm1ntonf55

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South Hosts First CSL Badminton Meet Ztsst 4 sttts l if .ifiii t tttt l ff .ial fA'. sttttttst T 1Alo tsss Shelly Jacobs reveals her skills to her opponent. l 1 Lisa Mason exhibits her form as she sends off the birdie. Attempting to meet the birdie is Kathi Angelopulos during one of their practices. 54f Badminton JV Team: Front Row: D, Dillworth, row: B. Humage, N. Shaffer, J. G T. Wipawin, A. Diaz, V. Vasista, C. bertson, Coach I. Fuller, B. Chatel, Campop Middle row: Y. Koeck, S. Flo- Angelopulos, J. Gricus. ra, B. johns, T. Kolba, L. Masong Back J Y'

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Girls' Track Places Fifth In District Meet - he girls track team ran to a finish of a 3-2 re- cord, their wins were substantial and their losses were narrow. The team placed third in both the Waukegan West In- vitational and the Central Suburban League South Divi- sion meet. The Titans received fifth place in the district meet. Debbie Revolta and Carol Mockros placed fifth and sev- enth in the state meet. Most valuable runners were Debbie Revolta and Car- ol Mockros. Betsy Ginger re- ceived most improved. The workouts were hard. The winter ones were a real hassle runnig through slush and snow, but at the end of each race it was really worth it. Coach Jody Gitelis thought highly of the girls. We've got a great bunch of girls who are willing to work hard at their goals, stated Coach Gitelis. 56X Girl s Track Boys Improve Performance On your marks, get set, go is the way it starts. For the GBS boys track team the fin- ish is even better. There are between 60 and 70 guys on the team, said Coach John Davis. It takes a tough kid to go out for track. However, Davis felt that the team could have been bet- ter. We didn't get anybody in state meet for only the sec- ond time. The Varsity team was 1-10, sophomores were 5-5 and freshmen were 1-2. Varsity and sophomore teams came in fifth at conference meet. The varsity team came in twelfth at district meet. Track had suffered be- cause there weren't a lot of kids out and there are so many events to fill, said Da- vis. Ruth Colley effortlessly glides over a hurdle during a meet at GBS. GI '- aa.. s uf as ...M I fgtiti iffy? . ff . 7 lg AW L. , , V, - .g 'IOS GIRLS' TRACK: QROW 1, C. An- drews, C. Nawrocki, D. Revolta, D. Horvat, R. Colley, M. Getschow, W. Suerthg QRow Zj R. Villa, W. Stuart, M. Kornak, K. Haas, l.. Wiemann, P. Brunner, C. Mockros, L. Foote, C. Foote, J. Piccinini, P. Colley, fRow i l I l It 31 B. Savio, M. May, N. Marco cini, D. Koebel, 1. Fundakowski, Leverenz, D. Schwartz, M. Reset K. Mathis, E. Shapiro, Coach 1. G telis. Not pictured- K. Adler, Staup, P. Erickson, A. Fisher, Ginger, J. Wallace, W. Wallace.