Joliet West High School - Alpha Omega Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Lack Of Practice Results J WF? I feel the tennis team did well even though they needed more practice, said Coach Nancy Ruby. With a seventh place finish in conference, the Varsity team had an overall record of 2-8. Finishing fourth were Jenny Parker and Kathy Flynn. In conference competition, the Junior Varsity team placed fourth with an overall record of 5-5. Placing third were Kris Agnich, playing singles and Stephanie Wastulu and Janet Fagerman playing doubles. I was very pleased with the Junior Varsity team, said lVls. Ruby, They accomplished what they set out to do. ,. we f - 'M ffl' ' i J ' ' Y ,..',. J ix 7 gm, 3 r x , g,,- 1 s .Ill I tisi - Getting into position for her backhand, Junior Donna Dawn Giovanini concentrates on returning her Juricic eyes the ball. opponents serve during a home match.

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Soccer Club Kicks To Victory Heip Ton, Hung Truong, Floy Flugebregt, and Rich Adams led the soccer club to an 8-2 record. Beating Catholic High three times this year had to be the high point of the season, said Coach Mark Arabadjief. Close victories over Catholic High and Joliet Central were proof to Coach Arabadjief that his team played better in the clutch. Coach Arabadjief also asked the school board to make soccer a school sport. Because it was not being a popular sport and they could not afford it, the board members voted against it. On the other end of the spectrum, the golf team suffered a losing season. Finishing with a 3-7 record, the golf team had a disappointing year, beating only Rich East, Lockport, and Joliet Central. f'The team went through a rebuilding year, said Coach John Murray. Coach Murray also said, We lost three of our top four golfers that were supposed to play so we had players that did not have the experience. Leading the team was Scott Huss, who averaged 8.10 over par. Chris DeVries, the only girl on the boys' golf team, finished second in districts, third in sectionals, and 23rd in state tour- nament competition in the girls' divi- sion. The sophomore golf team finished with a 2-6 record. ,4 - .- ,,,, X7 ,im ,-or :iss With a steady swing, Junior Scott Huss tees oft l At the district meet, Ted Brodeur chips a shotl onto the green.