Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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BTS intramurals ntramural sports had three basic purposes. One was to enable students to learn a lifetime activity they would not ordinarily have in P.E., such as bowling. It also per- mitted students to get more in depth with a subject they liked and excelled in in P.E., such as volleyball or basketball. Its third purpose was to enable students to meet and compete with people they might not ordinarily meet. The main reason for me participating in intramural volleyball is that it is the only competitive volleyball offered for males here. Also, it is a lot of fun and I can make new friends, said senior Chris Klein. Twenty-four teams competed in bowl- ing, six teams in volleyball, and ten teams in basketball. PLAY IlVI'sg meet new people Top: Laura Kozien gets ready to roll a strike. Middle: Top row: Nick Rehm, Paul Jurgens, Guy Danhoff, Dan Mueller. Bottom row: Joe Plucinski, Rob Sinkovec, Steve Baum, Steve Ollendick. All were members of a basketball team called E-Z Does lt, named in honor of their friend, Eric Zemaier, who died tragically in a car accident in October. Far left: Mike Bruett serves during a volleyball game. Below: Lee Rumpel, Mike Lucas, and Ken Klein warm up before a basketball game. , 1 8

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Below: The ducks in the courtyard attracted a lot of attention. Here, mom is with five of her thirteen ducklings. Bottom: Terri Powell goes toga at the March Madness Dance. closing ' If f if a 'QW Wsw izbmgiag t a ,, 'AWfW3ff?Qr15Zi4 --- -I-. The editors of the 1984 Obelisk, Vo- luem 23, would like to thank the many people that made the final publication of this book possible: Mr. Dennis Eder, our yearbook representative, Mr. Glenn Green who provided us with much needed pictures, Ron Fomby for many of the pictures in the book, Mrs. Ruth Ann Wilhelm of the athletic depart- ment for providing us with important sports stats, the many coaches, advisers, and teachers for putting up with retakes and scheduling problems, the guidance department for important information, Gene Plumlee for the story on page 53, the Zemaier and Dungjen families for their support and understanding, the Board of Education and the administra- tion for supporting the book, and most importantly section editors and staff members for the many long hours they sacrificed for the good of the book, and Mrs. Beth Fredrickson, our adviser, for her hard work and effort, but especially for her self-composure during late deadlines, work nights, and those final days after school let out. Wendy Donnell Randy Kane co-editors of the 1984 Obelisk 183 w it 1