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

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. l .. ,, .-I ABOVE: Varsity Basketball Standing: M. Lottich, K. Fritz R. Smith, P. Preston, E. Swan son, T. Barr, R. Schmelzer, D Areen, D. Fiddler, J. Baker, T. Wessel, K. Meyer, C. Daly, P. Nugent. Kneeling: R. Barrera, Mgr., Coach Andrews, Coach Sullins, M. Gibson, A. Kidston, , Mgrs. RIGHT: Junior Varsity ii Basketball Team: Standing: .I Coach Andrews, T. Wessel, E Swanson, D. Fiddler, N. Ras mussen, D. Areen, K. Meyer, A. Spicer. Kneeling: T. Seng, W. Holmes, K. Fritz, K. Hoeppner, M.Lottich. 58

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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

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Freshmen basketball teams take conference title grit '57 I l V 5: E7 . 'I 3 L, All of the underclass basketball teams completed their 1976-77 season with outstanding records. On South's freshmen level, the A and B teams both won their conferences, having winning records. At sophomore level, there was a bit of a letdown, as this team did not win conference as they did in their freshmen year. Key in- juries hurt the Hawks early, and two players, Jeff Baker and Dan Fiddler, were both on the varsity. The J.V. Hawks only had two losses during the season, winning conference with a 17-2 record. The J .V. Hawks showed great promise for the '77-'78 varsity basketball team. Standouts David Areen and Andy Spicer are up and coming athletes for the Hawks. ABOVE LEFT: Sophomore Basketball Team: Top: Coach Schmidt, Al Marshall, Mgr., G. Gianakopolous, T. Vukuvich, T. Loeffler, C. Theodore, T. Brovm, G. Schwan, W. Finnegan, D. Peak, Mgr., J. Stomello, Mgr. Kneeling: D. Hoelscher, B. Sir, J. Crowl, J . McCarthy, R. Howard, J . Toulon, J . Huyler. LEFT: Freshman A Basketball: Top: P. Barrera, Mgr., C. Theodore, D. Schiesser, T. DeGrazia, B. Ashbrook, Coach Verber. Kneeling: R. Reibel, M. Oddo, M. McCarthy, J . Walewander, J . Jensen. BELOW LEFT: Freshman B Basketball: Top: Coach Kerr, J. Slazas, J. Wille, M. Paulik, S. Stassen, D. Bell, M. Frank, M. Grant.Kneel- ing-' N. Honcharuk, P. Campo, M. Arm- strong, M. Curtis, K. Wessel, C. Walsh, W. Glennon, A. Hale. ABOVE: Torn Barr watch- ed Russ Schmelzer get a rebound as the Maine South Hawks beat Maine East. 59