Greenfield High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Greenfield, WI)

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l H arriefs - onference Champs And . VARSITY CROSS COUN- TRY John McDonald, Tom Purvis, Paul Lewandowski, Paul Rediske, Tedd Zamjahn, Mike Doolin, Curt Awve, Mark Kujath, Craig Harris, Dave Johnson, Pat Guiney. Hg f ., 5 7 t, . , sew. -. p N, we klziaifigrrtttle-, rwtt 11 ,6 if ' 21' 5-3v51.FE FKi,,',,:iff,,. . If gf fg,, , . 12:25 JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY bottom row: Tim Heisel, Jeff Karnowski, Jon Heisel, Jeff Hovind, Greg Castren. row two: Coach Dale Hay- mann, Peter Lehrer, Doug Jenkins, Ken Ast, Dave McBride, Danny Urfer. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY GHS-I5 New Berlin-45 GHS-16 Whitnall-47 West Allis Central Invit.-4 out of 10 Spartan Invit.-3 out of I 1 Highlander Invit.-5 out of 10 Marshall Invit.-tie for first GHS-I5 GHS-15 GHS-15 GHS-15 GHS-20 GHS-45 GHS-I6 Greendale-47 St. Francis-55 Greendale-47 Oak Creek-52 Franklin-39 Racine Park-I5 Eisenhower-40 Parkland Conference-I State Regionals-3 out of 8 State Sectionals-9 out of 12 JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY GHS-I7 New Berlin-46 GHS-29 Whitnall-29 West Allis Central Invit.-8 out of I0 Highlander Invit.-4 out of 10 GHS-29 GHS-19 GI-IS-24 GHS-46 Greendale-28 St. Francis-31 Greendale-31 Racine Park-15 A 1 I -3 . ' I Q wQ...v ' Without a doubt, Greenfield was the Parkland Conference's premier per- former this year in Cross Country. Not only did Coach Haymann's Harriers go undefeated against all Parkland rivals in dual meet competition, but they also were victorious in the Conference meet and the perennially tough Mar- shall Invitational. All-Conference medalists Pat Guiney, Paul Rediske, and Mike Doolin placed 2nd, 4th, and 8th respectively in the Parkland meet. Guiney was recipient of the Most Valuable Player award. 92

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F rosh Learn F ootbczll S kills FRESHMEN A TEAM bottom row: Jerry Rabideau. Steve Mackowiak. Tim .larecki. Ted Szarzynski. Bob Wene. Mike Hiller. row two: Brian Bucliol1.Jim Dembowiak. Mark Castern. .lel'l' Kellner. Lonnie Peterson. Bill Lentscher. .lim Curtis. ron three: Mr. Hess. Mark Falvey. Brian Biles. .lohn Moos. Doug Rolland. Lee Gutbrod. Jerry Koehler. Mark Harris. Richard Raslka. Ron Yaehinich. row lour: Mr, Bone. Tom Blawat. Jerry Winiarski. Tom Holla. Steve Hoese. Chuck DuPont. .lay Harrison. .lel'l'O'Bricn. Dan Herrmann. George Lobosl, l-'RESHMEN B Tl-.AM bottom row: Mike Woznicki, .lim Holmes. Gary House. Jim Michalski. Brian Hurley. Bob Stanislcwski. Mark Czarneeki. row two: Tom Jung, Terry Bresslcr. Dale Roeglin. Steve Schofield. Dean Laing. Dale Hammernik. Randy Larock. Rich- ard Borkowski. Don Roelil. row three: Coach Strand. Coach Cinatal. Scott Vida. Art Lohrkc. Dick Lipka. Steve llegedus. Richard Roe- dell. Bill Bruslmood. Ron Tiesler. Mike Olson. row four: Mr. Mrochinski. .lohn Mathis. Jel'l'Czarniak. Steve Sorocinski. Glenn Dillard. Gary Frederick. .lcI'I' Remington. Tom Daniels. Wayne Lictlau. .lcrry Hagen. Robert Kahn.

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Gymnasts First in Stale VARSITY GYMNASTICS bottom row: Darjo Tercic, Mike Felske, Mike Peschl, Jeff LaFIeur, Greg LaFleur, Tim LaFleur, Jon Heisel, Brian Kueny, John Shelton. row two: Jim Gazvoda, James Peterson, Paul Rozwadowski, Mike Lu- ther, Dave Kueny, Roger Chwala, William Radmer, Dan Beck, Mark Daniels, Mike Peppey, Tim Heisel, Coach Chuck Serwin. The Hustlin' Hawks gymnastics team, at the completion of its third year of competition was undefeated in its regular duo and tri-meets this season. Besides compiling an undefeated record, the Hawks hosted the first annual Fuhrman Invitational and placed second by losing to Bay View. Jeff LaFluer, who was named the Most Valuable Gymnast , led the team to a first in state by cap- turing firsts in four events including all-around. VARSITY GYMNASTICS GHS-113 Racine, Marshall-76, 93 GHS-112 Waukesha-103 GHS-116 Whitnall-lll GHS-115 Brookfield Central-93 GHS-115 Washington Park-83 GHS-110 Racine Horlick-86 GHS-110 Homestead-107 Fuhrman Invit.-2nd Sectional-2nd State-lst