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

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10 were seniors, 18 were ju- niors, one was a sophomore and one was a freshman. Ken Kasten, Ron McPhilliamy, David Carr, Careem Yunez, Ivar Mundal, Tom Verding, john Pellouchoud, Craig Wirth, Ron Puleo and Kelly Lacey were the seniors. With so many players re- . turning next season, Coach Rabeor is optimistic, With some work we can't go any- where but up, he added. Most valuable player on the team was junior John Sulli- van. Other outstanding, play- ers included Ernie Burk- holder, Stu Conger and Ken Kasten. The team worked well to- gether, and they got better with each other as the season went on, stated Coach Ra- beor. The coach looks hopefully to next year. We have a good foundation and l feel we will do much better-much, much better. The junior varsity booters, coached by Mr. Don Allen, had a record of O-5-2. The freshman team, under the di- rection of Mr. David Mullaly, had a combined mark of 1-13- 1. Although soccer has yet to establish a winning tradition at GBS, all coaches are hope- ful. A UW . . 1 M vi E v V Emre Burkholder practices a.pena ty shot on Scott Schurman prior to a varsity game. M .ss We We mataiwtsssifis as N as iisaa+itYg6tif,gfs1ifsRg?esiQ'?ifwlijQL?'?Qsa.ir is xroyefimw 5 .C assi-1. ts item iii: s i2s 22 Hlghianii Parkwslilwgi 1 me Paw MQ ., Q N'iestN6t' f N32 it is it 4 ifxgldt. N ami Stevenson rf., ...Sage MameaSoutIz. 0' Q Lake ,Forest fyxgieg Mme Bar-it mai if 9 i 3 if s.,,t,,,.t.,. , :., .,,.,,2 . .Q r tM .s...ar imma-Eg? ir, :gi 6 ,, 'fy gssttatg wks iiiyfw. 6 .1 1513823 tisfqs-'same i i?1Qs,'a.gt,.tPs H es mags ewgaviw was msgs? . ,frm XM, img? ,mi aiflffwsrgt Qt, we as ss. t ,r gigs: Qaawsxfasxikwsxxs -- - 1 as we H seam Mews .,5g,m55Q-.t,xgmtK X.: Q ,i Q X Qs. fa s,QRE?'tf.,w.t,Ng 'Q 1.Q5f'w,K Stake www W5X'lwm,5QwWx,'sW.gx ifgfsw 'wg gf? FQQQKQM swf 2 ' w,33xQix,.:x4?k at KX Q' X Ng fi. mail' +a,s.r.fvsN.X, ' sf fm -is-tx wt is es X fi N v.ii'zQw.Q5: Sybex-rK:se:'b: .afxfsxgzxdgk as www , imesxa ww Sw: f Y, Y . sKE,..,m. Mwst. .1 , X, . wr .sw nw, .C X c west at 5T f' i'?5fs53.iM'f.5f t rffiffe- +iisx?e:aj:Si:?5K'gW N. E ifssxat,-ask grins f.+ ww f,.,g.,mgf,5igjw-1 my -. FV 3551, :swf W xi 4 - m2:v:f:fve?f': 5ftjff :gr::41sff:gQffff,':'s O sghesiggzetc LQAQQ- it X f6jb,i'tw,gfi:gsk its alexa X :sk 5 t. f. es, Q.g.,f.s sxsirsmitlfggiifsimk is 1 :Himsa 'mm ffm N. e m1swx.tf?s5'.jr:Egwgug sa. tg H xftgfii Xiwt - Q ft-2'qQ+i.N:x:x,K-5.1 Qtek wi iq wwfvs-ffQQ3'x Qsisifs-:T,f,Np, ftvreitwisffwitzigffiwyg we gygpg f5.gQgfaQ.,gs,3,..:s,.s,.' .1 12, efm:.fDw:s.f . .. fw.vs.sfzfM1f.ff:s , me :f11s1qs:'f:sssQfff:f+.aw:fig-.wwfifevsesaa ewfwmi wa 5' 'mimii MP' T. af it 1 3, .Misa , , , if , tgfw,gtert1ms.:.,! 5 gs' Y -.Qu1,+1.gQ:km.:f'fs,:if, 5r:f.,y:,tsi.:1fNgtg.t,.5f,.gtgswQ., ?fSS7Q,?a?E:1cE??i tis at .R eww QwE55s???5x5+,Qt:Nx fl? at,x..W1QgQts.,Mgg:, ,W e,,.5..,a,,,, ,X-X Q51-Q,eE'ff?tsIt rg Q TQ: . QXSW1 whiff . -K tffw f?'QSQ,1?' at .Q 1, .,5,fr, M.....V.., C .W . i,w,,. wg, is N tk Q. -wt at 4 Q, vw ,sg was ,wigtga .5 'NN Y' br Nat 'Q h. of KNXI-swab 5 , Q lx NN .asa .qi t ta , ., . X. X Q , tt N ww ,as W. awiarstk N 'Q X kwa X'-1 Q it ., as X, X pw ,ras to Qs? fr .tk Q QNX? Q Q.. X . X Q . that Q t we 'W 5 ii' zlaiti we Q M. N 1 tis.. A was wif .3 X 2.-.. e 1 , at t. is .. N N We so We kg FROSH SOCCER: 1st Row-M. berg, M. Dunitzg 2nd Row-J. Kupfer, Row-T. Cullitan, S. Sinton, J. Bubala, chmidt, C. Goodside, A. Kendrian, I. Feldman, S. Loochtan, R. Finfer, C. K. Menegas, V. Sarrafian, C. Shin, .Cysewski, R. Warshow, M. Green- Eassa, P. Anderson, K. Glickg 3rd Coach Mullaly, Soccerf73

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721 Soccer Booters Have Losing Year he soccer team, coached by Mr. Don Rabeor, had a disap- pointing season with a record of 1-13-2. This team is young and inexperienced, said Rabeor, but considering the competi- tion, we did all right. This year's soccer team had 30 team members, of whom Iunior goaltender John Albrecht punches the ball out from in front of the Titan net. Ron McPhilliamy and Rob Suhr Ernie Burkholder splashes in the wa- fight for the ball infront ofthe net in ter for control of the ball in a Deer- a practice game. field game. 5 .sf VARSITY SOCCER: 1st Row- B. D'Alexander, S. Conger, D. Hansell, R. Suhr, D. Maurides, T. Kluge, D. Coach Rabeor gives a halftime talk Schrauth, D- Can., R- Reiter: 2nd to his varsity soccer players. Row-B. Venable, I. Pellouchoud,,E. Burkholder, L. Finfer, J. Krasno- debski, N. Giampietro, M. Maloney, J. Albrecht, S. Anderson, J. Sullivan P. Papageorgeg 3rd Row-Coach Allen R. Puleo, D. Nicholson, K. Kasten, C Yunez, K. Lacy, T. Verging, C. Wirth, I. Mundal, S. Schurman, S. Gibson, M. Schrauth, Coach Rabeor, i

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South Keeps Winning Habit - his year's varsity golf team had a record of 11-4 overall and 4-2 conference. Overall, says coach Mr. Ralph Ganzer, we had a pret- ty good season. Top players on this year's team are Tom Nelson, Walt Suberg and Dave Strey. Ac- cording to Coach Ganzer, the outstanding individual playing achievements were by Dave Strey and Walt Suberg. Outstanding achievements by these boys were Strey's first place out of 49 boys in the conference and Tourny and Suberg's first place of 100 boys at the Conant Invita- tional Tournament. This years frosh-soph golf team had a clubbing overall record of 12-3 with a 6-0 con- ference record. However, the team gained momentum only after a slow start. They were not very impressive early in the season with an 0-3 re- cord, says coach Mr. Richard Gregory. They finally decid- ed to keep up the tradition. The tradition is winning first place in conference which 74! Boy' s Golf South has done four out of the past five years. Prosh-soph losses this year came against New Trier West, Highland Park and Barring- ton. These out of conference games were the only losses this season. After these losses -the team won the next 11 meets and placed first in their division. This was a very, very good season! said Greg- ory. The top four members on the frosh-soph golf team were: Jeff Bruckner, a fresh- man, whose nine-hole aver- age was 42.89, Carl Krueger, a sophomore, whose nine-hole average was 43.69, Jeff Ras- mussen, a sophomore, whose nine-hole average was 43.84 and Dave Curry, a sopho- more, whose nine-hole aver- age was 44.11. These were a very competitive group of guys. says Coach Gregory. In the conference meet, Curry played first of 49. Jeff Cozad, a freshman, placed second, Rasmussen placed eighth and Carl Krueger placed ninth. Putting on the green is Walter Su- berg, a valuable asset of the golf team. Kevin Winsauer attempts to perfect his stroke. David Strey uses his nine iron pre- pares to send the ball toward the green. ...swf 22 ws: me :fs zsfgmgzgwr swz zfisfai Q.N..snssf5m5f........... . .M ::rs?tsz::ig:m5f5fE, ..,. smgsg vjlxgglliffa Wham E fi 4 I 'W Q' A- .mnszs Nzigsw fwfiflii- H251 .sw s....n,....55. . ggi ggi -f.m..g W .resign fffigssgSa5325335512-me552ts5ffgtigsiEsiissgsiw-Mfisfitff :amazes ici W itwgpk zWX4gaA4535W6565'fi'O5-S56'Seeskkaieeiiseiggiimiifiu ,Mi F N Ss, rwgsmwx gs , .. Masai xissfgzfggfggifeggimrigssssftss 2 5 t e 5 i fi E Z I 1 6. W w W W qw-Z mmm- ,M www v.wSy,3wy twmewsww-abs-5523?.Nf'i' 75- 23525 2.3-.rffirtfws Sm? .a..:,.:?::es:t:E:f:e:sz-1?3s---M1-,aa.a.....,..,