Proviso West High School - Mural Yearbook (Hillside, IL)

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Front Row: Chris Machacek, Venessa Brown, Kristen Andersen, Veronica Brown, Sue Bay. Back Row: Cindy ff Lewandowski, Lisa Guido, Amy Schultz, Heidi Wagner, Tammy Wehmhoeter, Coach Tammy Striedl. Varsity Volleyball Varsity Volleyball had a very exciting sea- son. Coach Tammy Striedel was very pleased to announce that Bonnie Brown was selected to play in all-conference, and she was also chosen the team's most valu- able player. The team ended its season with a 12 and 25 record in regular play, and in conference, they finished in a 5th place tie with a record of 2 and 5. i 2 i . M f, M-riff , ,.: , V . . 5. , , ' V i 5 M Sue Bay looks on as Heidi Wagner goes for the spike. Proviso West blocks the SLAM! Lisa Guido is fully determined to win. I 5 2 M5 rid Qfwgt. Michelle Provo practices her sets. Dawn Murray patiently waits for the ball. Unbroken concentration is shown on Amy SchuItz's face. 99

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Sophomore And Freshman Volleyball Heads up Donna Mele! Donna Maxymeu is ready and willing. Kathy is caught in action. BOTTOM ROW: Eileen Turner, Michelle Provo, Jenifer Fleming, Lisa Jorden, Pam Muellner TOP ROW: Silvia Pierotte, Kelly Saley, Beth Golden, Donna Mele FRONT ROW: Cindy Kusch, Sorah Scavo, Carmen, Dawn Cabay BACK ROW: Smith, Kathy Bruce, Marie Reed, Coach The freshmen and sophomore volleyball teams had a season, but they learned about the preparation, the hard work, the competition. Marie Feed proved this true when she was voted most improved freshmen. Unfortunately, the teams records were that impressive. The freshmen record was O-14, and in confere they finished last. The sophomores managed to tie for 4th in confer ence and had a 4-7 record in regular play. I I U

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Proviso West Varsity Football 1983 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Front row: Andrey Percy, Lionel Reed, Tom Larocca, James Strickland, Jerrod Clarck, Maurice McKinney, Tracy Robinson, Maurice Higgins, Keith Hill, Nick Nagel. Row two: Charles Pearson, Arron Lacey, Rocky Alicia, Anthony Harris, Eric Collins, Mike Akis, Larry Schill, Jim Ventrella, Mr. Colman. Row three: Pooky Triplet, Brian Leagan, Ron Poven- zano, Dwayne Wilson, Mr. Devitt, Steve Freels, Mike Gerhardt, Larry Verforth, ZOR9. Andy Silkaitis gives some sideline support. Tracy Robinson sets his sights for the end The Panther defense was a strong factor in V ' Proviso's success. T A Reggie Brown. Row tour: Bill Green, Tommy Bonelli, Clayton St. John, Paul Skordilis, Tim Fox, Rodney Bradbury, Gary DeHaven, Mike Sorey, Thomas Gerard Walsh. Row live: Leonard Watts, George Eaton, Tony Buzzard, Dan Jones, Leonard Corneilis, Jeff Burnbaum, Jim Wede, Dave Stillwell, Steve Wight- The 2-7 overall record Q1-6 in the conterencel oi the Varsity Football team does not do justice to the team's accomplishments. Tying for 7th place in in the conference, their biggest thrill this year was a dra- matic victory over Proviso East 13-7 snapping a 3 year drought of WSC victories. Tracy was elected the team's MVP after 4 years ot remarkable achievement and after he set the record for Most Yardage in a game with 254 yards. The Varsity also set two other Proviso records: Jerrod Clark's 94 yard kick-oft re- turn and Tracy Robinson's longest run from scrim- mage Q87 yardsj. Other Seniors who were given Hon- orable Mentions were Ron Provenzano, Pookey Tri- plett, Maurice McKinney, Dave Stillwell, and Leonard Watts.