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

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Gymnastzcs team has qualtfters for the state Many long hours of practicing were necessary in order to develop the skill of the precision routines per- formed by the girls on Maine South's girls' gymnastics team. Under the di- rection of coach Miss Goll, South's girls were able to prove themselves very competitive to many opponents. With the help of many talented in- dividuals, Maine South placed six- teenth in the state out of 61 quali- fying schools. Five girls on the team qualified to compete in the state meet, while Janet Krueger was able to place eighth in the state in vault- ing. All in all, the girls' gymnastics team performed Well. LEFT: Gymnastics Team: Top: J. Tripicchio, L. Sheflott, J. Krueger, K. Nesbit, J. Wilkas, J. Hultberg, C. Numrych, K. Zybora, K. Amado. Third: Ms. P. Goll, R. Becker, V. VanderWerff, S. Ebner, K. McGovern, L. Keenan, K. McFarland, L. Schlomer. Second: L. Riordan, M. Michuda, C. Braun, T. Bak, H. Mittlacher. Bottom: R. Vogel, D. Tyska, C. Peterson, L. Belmonte. BELOW LEFT: Senior Thadine Bak worked the bars and beam. BELOW: Sophomore Janet Krueger was eighth in state in vaulting with a 1- 'ft vault. f 75

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Girls volley to super-sectionals Maine South has another winning girls' team in volleyball. Advancing to the super-sectional match with a 12-1 record were seniors Sue Leo- nard, Peggy Lukens, Amy Pontow and Mey Seng. Although each tour- nament team player gave a fine per- formance, the individual skills of the four seniors will be greatly missed next year. Because both the varsity and JV teams were primarily young this year, the excitement and valu- able experience of being involved with a high ranking winning team will surely stay with each girl through next year's season. With this spirit and the guidance of Ms. Voelz, Hawk's goals will be met. I . ' , 1 .f.. -- ' '1! ABOVE: Terry Milligan was successful in spiking against Glenbrook North's double block. ABOVE RIGHT: Varsity Volleyball Squad: Standing: P. Lukens, A. Pontow, Ms. C. Voelz, L. Madsen, J. Henley, B. Lukens, C. Kazuk. Kneeling: M. Seng, S. Leonard. RIGHT CENTER: Junzbr Varsity Volleyball: Standing: J. DiCola, Mgr., J. Bixby, T. Milli- gan, J. Nelson, R. Rortvedt, J. Boesen, L. Kean, Ms. C. Voelz, S. Fay, Mgr. Kneeling: D. Miller, Y. Robery, L. Vedrine, A. Fischer, P. Digati, L. Skaathun. RIGHT: Toumament Team: Back: J. Henley, A. Pontow, B. Lukens, J. Nelson, Ms. C. Voelz. Middle: M. Seng, S. Leonard, L. Keane, P. Lukens, L. Madsen. Bottom: P. Digati, J. Bixby, C. Kazuk. 74

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Girls' badminton places first in conference meet The 1976-1977 badminton season was very successful for our girl's team. Due to many strong returning players, the girls were able to finish with a 7-0 dual meet record in the C.S.L. As a result of much practice, the team won all their meets decisive- ly and proved very competitive to the other teams. Also, this year's J.V. squad was able to finish strongly like the varsity with a first place in their division. With many unde- feated players at the conference level, our Hawks also took first place in the district meet. Obviously, with the outstanding performances of many, Coach Albrecht was very pleased. . , l KJ' ABOVE: Mary Depke contributed much to the success of the team. ABOVE RIGHT: Badminton Team: Top: Asst. Coach Tilley, L. Fritz, Mgr., G. Hadawi, S. Denham, S. Rat- cliff, A. Pontow, L. Riordan, Mgr., Coach Albrecht. Third: C. Kazuk, E. Eastman, M. Dumond, M. Scott, S. Slazas, K. Kuechen- berg, L. Kean. Second: J. Kay, T. Roche, P. Digati, C. Abezetian, K. Plaza, L. Talamantez, D. Gawaluch, M. Frick. Bottom: B. Shinn, A. Gawaluck, M. Depke, D. Forde, K. Lange, A. Childers, J. Slade. RIGHT: Doubles Sara Denham and Pam Digati won many matches. 76