Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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THE SPORTS LIFE R IS A PRESSURE CGOKER

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Us custodians working hard he custodians were there for every emergency. Before school even started they were at MHS mowing lawns, painting, and prepar- ing for a new year. After the Homecoming frolics, they worked over- time cleaning up the Hdecorationsf' They were here during the power failure work- ing on generators. They stayed in school long after most students were gone, sweep- ing and waxing floors. Most important of all, after the long winter, they were the first sign of spring when they got on their tractors to cut the grass. Above, the day custodial staff, front: Lenny Izzo, Victor Chromchak. Back: Joe Dietmayer, Gloria Niirelcs, Paul Pahlman, and Leo Drobinski. Upper Right: Gloria Mireles folds towels in the laundry room. Right: Fred Smetters relaxes for a minute. Not pictured: The night crew. 106

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Varsity football puts forth effort ea I 1 i ot oo o o oooooto e e ooro as rrr A-ef rrroo rrr oorrror ae o o r ,, as cc .his year was a real team ef- fort, said Varsity Football Coach Gary Heifner. We had many players we had not counted on coming through in the clutch. he said. Our 6-3 record and our 4th place finish in the conference was much higher than most people had predicted. We achieved our goals, but three more victories would have been better. The game of football is a great game with many carry-over values in terms of character and striving for goal achieve- ment,', he added. Above: Scott Wilson passes downfield as Dave Wings looks for a block. Quarterback Scott Wilson looks for a way to escape a Zion-Benton player while Rob Rodgers blocks. Right: Mike Meyn gets off a good kick against Lake Forest.