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

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Soccer teams get on the ball Both underclass soccer teams at Maine South upheld very fine rec- ords. The sophomores completed their season with a 6-2-6 record. Out of many outstanding -athletes, Bill Shinn was choosen as the Most Val- uable Player while Torn Winkowski, Ron Muck, and John Lincmaier were made tri-captains. For the freshmen level, Mark Dudko was voted captain as Dave Hepburn received the M.V.P. honors. Many fine athletes led this team to a 5-2-1 record, that was recognized by all their oppon- ents. With these performances, South's future varsity teams should prove extremely talented. Obviously, much dedication and hard work went into training these young athletes for competitive soccer at South. ABOVE RIGHT: Frosh Soccer Team: Top: P. Barrera, T. Gauger, J. Dano, S. Stavr- akas, T. Sebastian, M. Dudko, D. Schiesser, D. Hepburn, M. Corr, S. Terpstra, M. Kli- mas, W. Robinson, K. Pinney, M. Curtis, Coach Higgins. Middle: M. DeCicco, C. Don- ovan, P. Jacobs, K. Pilarski, S. Andersen, D. Bower, D. Kellenberger, S. Stachowiak, M. White, D. Mortimer, K. Wessel, T. Mc- Lennan, M. Fitzsimons, G. Schon, M. Greis- ing, J. Dunsing. Bottom.' D. Szumal. RIGHT: Sophomore Soccer: Top: Coach Paulsen, R. Muck, D. White, R. Rythlewski, R. Tite, T. Foster, W. Bilocerkowycz. Middle: J. Crilly, P. Tinaglia, V. Alberchero, J. Linczmaier, W. Shinn, C. Stranahan. Bottom: B. Shinn, J. Petrowski, T. Meehan, P. Bringas, J. Gnaster, B. Kash. RIGHT: Varsity Soccer: Top: Coach Tilley, R. Sigle, E. Novak, J. Krumwiede, M. Moorman, D. Murray, J. Hep- burn, P. Vinopal, J. Nicholas. Middle: T. Pfister, M. Zdeblick, C. Paluch, D. Greis- ing, J. Dano, T. Gnaster, J. Getz, T. Keating. Bottom: W. Erickson, J. Raslawski, B. Peli- kan, F. 0'Connor, D. Laszczak, N. Leever, M. Mueller. 56 f f .1 .. if,-

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nderclass cross country endures tough meets The two underclass cross country teams were two of the many frosh- soph teams that showed great poten- tial for the upcoming varsity seasons. The sophomore team, with Most Val- uable Player Dave Mau, finished 6-3 in their conference. Although they had a fine whining record, the sopho- mores had tough competition and did not place in the conference top two. The frosh team showed great promise for the next few years. In their first '76-'77 season the Hawks lost four of their seven losses by five or less points. Their conference record of 4-7 does not really show the quality of the harriers. Coach John Kil- cullen had a great number of boys that should prove to be valuable in upcoming varsity seasons. All in all, the underclass harriers endured many competitive meets. ABOVE RIGHT: Frosh.-Soph Cross Country: Top.' Coach Dren- nan, F. Ziegler, W. Schirmer, W. Pozdro, C. Pelzl, P. Bickler, Mgr. Fourth: J. Lunde, A. Peterson, S. Tolan, R. Wesson. Third: P. Fricke, M. Borows, P. Bogard, D. Mau, S. Jarosz. Second: D. Bieschke, J. Grichnik, S. Stuart, M. Oddo. Bottom: N. Honcha- ruk, D. Phillips, J. Giovannini, J. Whaley. RIGHT: Varsity Cross Country: Top: Coach Kil- cullen, M. Arnold, C. Hansen, T. McNamara, T. Mueller, Mgr. Third: R. Udischas, D. Schiffer, R. Engh, K. Sandrock. Second: D. Craig, S. Senf, M. Bergmann, J. Walley. Bottom: J.Bogard, J. Hefferan, L. Rogers. 57