Maine South High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Park Ridge, IL)

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Varsity tennis aces opponents After concluding a fine '75-'76 ten- nis season, the Maine South varsity tennis squad looked forward to another winning record in '77, With retuming lettermen Ray Emmerick and Mike Nelson, coaches Kent and Lange felt confident in reaching a successful year. For the state meet, the Hawks hoped to have junior Bill Muno qualify, along with other fine athletes. In the '76 season, the var- sity was able to have many strong competitive meets even though their record displayed only 7 wins out of 16 meets. Obviously with the return- ing lettermen, talented coaches, and all important teamwork and dedica- tion, the '77 record for the Hawks should be promising. TL Q X x 48 l

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F1-.Q Track team out runs opponents This year Maine South's varsity track team truly ran a successful season. Perhaps one reason for this strength was the team's overall bal- ance. South's distance runners and sprinters were among the top in the state and many placed in important individual meets. Fine performances were done by all, but some of our outstanding athletes were Tom Kroe- schell on hurdles, Chip Tosh on high jump, and Jim and Tim McNamara. Obviously, with these fine athletes, the varsity team was victorious in the very majority of their meets and did very well in the conference meet. Truly, South's varsity team proved themselves competitive. 7'll5l l H X . N X v . 7719 . X 47 ' V 5232 ,mi 5.-5 '55 E.. 33.14 I 7 N4 1.4 . 4 'a A: l

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BELOW: Sophomore Tom Wil- has played some varsity as a freshman. BELOW CENTER: Mike Nelson, junior, played first doubles in 1976. BELOWLEFT: Bob Heidkamp, Scott Gallus, Sherry Glasscock, Coach Kent, Tom Condon, and George Charuk discussed the forehand grip. FAR LEFT: Senior Mark Dzulinski was a returning letterrnan who played third singles in 1976. LEFT: John Thomas, senior, was also a returning letterman and played second doubles. -1? '51 '-4 i 5 1