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

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Volleyball basketball remain popular intramurals Basketball and volleyball intra- murals proved to be successful and rewarding activities sponsored by G.R.A. Not only did the girls get enjoyment out of the many sports offered, but they also received awards ranging from goldfish to golden shut- tlecocks. Of course, meeting new people and learning and improving skills were among the advantages of the girls' intramural program. In basketball and volleyball, competi- tion was divided into three categories of class, all-star and intramural. This year, the freshmen class team was victorious and the all-star team beat the faculty after a close volleyball match. V LEFT: Intramural Basketball All-Stars: Top: L. Vedrine, C. Kopp, K. Schroeder. Middle: D. Forde, S. Fay, J. Boesen. Bottom: T. Lusig- nan, B. Buford. BELOW: Intramural Basket- ball Champions: Top.' S. Shaw, J. Conley, M. Heraty. Middle: S. Cubberly. Bottom: D. Forde, S. Fay. i' 71

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RIGHT: Class Volleyball Champions: Back: P. Varco, L. Madsen, J. Nelson, M. Bringas, J. Boesen. Front: M. Ganser, A. Fischer. BELOW RIGHT: In- tramural Volleyball All-Stars: Top: T. Rortvedt, A. Fischer. Middle: R. Rlortvedt, J. Kay, D. Gawaluch. Bottom: L. Vedrine, C. Kay, L. Krajewski. BELOW: Intramural Volleyball Champ- ions: Top: S. Denham, D. Gawa- luch, C. Krause. Bottom: J. Walsh, J. Bogacz, V. Washkow- iak Q7 70 Qf PL' Eu D I t

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Girls' tennis boasts of a very consistent season Both the varsity and JV teams had a stable and consistent year with an overall record of 5-5 for varsity and 8-2 for JV. Although the girls fought some tough teams, they gained strength to overpower their weaker opponents. All varsity players, both singles and doubles, had either a 3-4 or 4-3 record. On the other hand, JV was undefeated in South Divi- sion Conference Competition. Their strength was divided between each player, for every JV player finished with at least a 6-0 record. Under the coaching of Miss Albrecht and Mr. Lange, the girls' tennis team held together with an inner strength. e .1 fi: 1,5 'Q . .ni 142.114-' -ag.: . .,. f'd?r41i vi iii ' I I-,.., . :J 1 1 ', , . -qv-w,,.1 1-fl J Y l r , ' ' 'wif -aw '. - .. 4. ' 1 ' if u..,..L4:.r.-2. yr., - FAR ABOVE: Pam Kezios sharpens her skills with partner Cindy Seno. ABOVE: Girls' Tennis Team' Standin ' Asst Coach . g. . B. Lange, J. Delfosse, C. Seno, L. Fabianich, M. Ploussard, K. Schiesser, M. Frick, L. Bona- hoom, K. Kuechenberg, E. Eastman, Coach J. Albrecht. Kneeling: M. Scott, C. Kazuk, M. Depke, M. Lee, G. Kielhoffer, S. Paphitis, D. Pozdro, J. Bixby, G. Schwieder. Sitting: K. Muno, J. Wilkas, C. Nelson, K. Wells, P. Kezios, L. Chidester. RIGHT: Mary Scott's talent will truly be missed next year. 72 tizgglug xl w tl . , P 1 .i - 3: . airs- A .: il