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

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Expenses Hamper Efforts Cf Titan Icemen As the opponents wait to defend their goal, Bill Digilio skates toward the net. Senior Dave Kapustka races with an opponent and tries to maintain con- ,,trol of the puck. f Vwffl' Hssksv . r A riflfffi . FINAL SWBFNWNG5' ,,,, Y , 5 l1'm55.w4fw.1L.en3L.' H ,,.,..i i,isi . -, ,, .,i,i . 1 gjriefgwefr - fIG1sii5rwk Nbrrhf ' l 'Evanston ' 'fz5ifi3'1aN idea Deerfield V ' 'iQjljQAg7ii 14 Q Tiiffkj? -feyvia r .flffffv .5 . A fr-!?s??550f'f5' yr QQg?ifQ4l5,sl ..s...a.sss . zezzsrwm.. Z.. M., 90X Hockey john Allen prepares to move in as the puck is dropped for the face-off, sig- nifying the start of a game. 1 i. thi Mi, if 4' I es Row 1-S. Digilio, B. Weldon, J. Har- ham, M. Rennigerg Row 2-B. Voitik, E, Bur-kehglder, L riS,S.P1unkett,I. Al1en,W. BUCl4iI1g- M. Pollack, D. Kapustka, B. Diglio, Andy Allen, Frenzel, Coach

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Freshman: Row 1- C. Eassa, D. B. Hershy, Row 2- L. Herskovitz, M. Kraig, M. Villa. Schnell, P. Cysewski, A. Kenderlian, Brickman, B. Haughton, B. White, B. Wrestlers Capture 4th In CSL nside one of the gym wings are Glenbrook South boys in the strangest positions on the mats. They are wound up like knots. These boys are wres- tlers! Over all I'd say the season was good, says Mr. Max Far- ley, wrestling coach of the varsity squad. The individ- ual record could have been better, though . The Glenbrook South wres- tling team had a season of six wins and 12 loses. The top four varsity players were Steve Brody, 19-7, Dave Brody, 20-4-1, Dave Wyatt, 17-7-1, and Steve Donovan, 15-11. As for the suburban teams CBS came in fourth. In dis- tricts we finished fifth, with two second place awards and two third place awards, said Farley. The juniors of this year should have goals of going down-state as seniors, Farley concluded. Wrestl1ng!89 1

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, ou can't win them all says Dave Kapustka, I I captain of the Glen- brook South Hockey team, but you can win! The Glenbrook South Hockey team is a non-school- sponsored activity, which did not do too well this season, with a record of 17 loses, three wins, and five ties. Kapust- ka's explanation for this is, A lack of money has pre- vented us from being able to rent the ice. It isn't like other activi- ties, if you make it on your team for free. With hockey, if you make it, you pay S275. This money pays for the ice during games, ice for practice, the referees who officiate the game. The varsity team, which Kapustka and the team repre- sentative, Bill Digilio, play on, consists of 12 GBS stu- dents. Although the team finished in last place it hopes to do better next year. You win some, Kapustka says, and you lose some. S at 8 H 4 X S 'I 'x Ilan-. iezzzf-ell ki . p oil ni, at 3 ,I-9' 1 in Q ? l Bob Weldon tries to get through the defense in order to take a shot at the net. As the whistle blows, two players battle for control of the puck in the face-off. Hockey! 91