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

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eThfS'fhYE3.1ffS5-VSOPBQTHOPEI fVOl1yba1li i ,team haci spirit and edetelfrni- nationg how eVer,1 they dic1gnotdo asi 'Well as t?r1ey had hoped..FiniShi11g in 7th e place in e the conference, 'With c a e erecordof 146 andeanoveralierecord of e e 1-8,:the3teaiii iSc31O0kiI1SffUTWiU?de'50 L H , K ll kyv- V, . 1T1ieqhiehilieht 0f,11heecfS0ph0H10r9fS lseasdn Waseeetheir Win 'against 1111134- ida1eQ,Ce11ti?ale in three e ' games. Q'Ehe gneam itself received 151O A special rec- ogfnitionzihowever, COaChePreSt e1'6'Cf eognized the talent oft somfe off the Piayers- CO-Captaineand setter Silvia Pierottieand hitter Donna Mele were steady allearounde players. Chris Fuleo, a freshman, showed much po' igentiale for the future. The etc-:em is looking forward to a better season nextyear. c A e e Well Rounded Frosh Look Promising This year's freshman volleyball team was well versed and Wei baif anced. Having good depth, the team finished in 4th place inthe West Suburban Conference with a 3-4 re' cord and a 515 over-all record.TAgl1 the members of the team participated in helping the team to success, e e The hiehlighteof this year was the teamfs ast tyvogames ef theAseaso13.e Playing agamst LT and Yorkg who were tied or 1st, they won the first games strongly, however, lost 'the este two, Ae itt1e,e moxjegheight was needed.fto jwin.e j c cf e e 1 W e o 5 Coach' LavQPag1ia. foundlithate there was muchetalentfthroughout theen- tire team? Semi? iHZ:f21'SeSf00dooutl icetftainf areeegffgeamfsggce bestelgsetter' ' eth Lucas AH Laroundw Sharoh 1 f 5,1 f Q 1 , 5 j5fL'Q ' Su-eller, b1ockereTraCyeSchi1i,cSetter audi server, ,Patti PBuenost,ro,' gende 1sefverx Megar1 Mihele also received the? t2eam?s'Mostl Valuable Player riky L'-k - f .V L, . Ke Li L. In I ethink ethiS'teeh1A1ooiiS Very pfom-e giSi1'Ig L0 bee contendef in the WSC by jtheiro :var-sixye iyearj' e reflected, Coach LaPag1ia. f' f theyeepmk HP He little more heighLar1d keep thecipece thatethey are goingat Iam confmient they wil! have great success. I wish them the best o luck in the future. K EaS 1 : 'i:?f-.':. - :Ta- Nr. f-we 1-we X 5 TX I 1 . A Q 3 sornomorusz VOLLEYBALL: Front oemig mmm Me1e, Heather Rekggagy Dawn Qabfayg Silvia Pierotti. Back Row: Coach Prest, Kelly Dailey, Laura Becinarz, Kathy Bruce, Laura Matzelie, Chris Fulco. L . L L W e L L L I1-Sense voeeeymeo 1?g43igfn5ve snare Sque1Ior, PH1iti euee1iQsee,Q e are Row: JanetlffairdofiigeT136fQSelMaiZ61l6,.S11?lTiLCtawferd, LiseeGras2heefBaekBnwilCe3Ql'i5Leg5 - ,Pagliag Sue Krawcg:y1:QQT1fecy Sehill, RoshioeVJaII1es4' LisefQfCoo11ei,jBe1h

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' . ' 'c+--32-I rw-f w-V' v..---...Q,a,.,.- ......,.- liliiiiootltlliowxi Dcmitri lSt5Wfii3Qit15S 4iMatthew Alex, Dane bic, Robb Greenffxielirnir Vidakovich, Walter Longo, Petr Reid, J im Steve S1ag1e,'Doogi?HriLaandi. 501111 Carnegie, Joltiiftlknos. Long, Matt Morphy. r p Row: Coach Yaeger,sileffeeHoyne, Mark Voikmani Mickey Re- it y r IV I, ', ' ' . Varsity Soccer it i iy e Stavropoulos ,afnct rLong head downfieid to setfi1pfa Panther offensive. l Green i8keS H breather' during H half- Larry Taylor prepares to inbound a corner- time break. kick. Scores Short Not having a large turnout at the start of the season, the Varsity soccer team still expected to do well. With a strong defense and an inexperienced offense, the team hoped to have a successful season. However, ending with a 0- 6-1 record in the conference 10-15- 1 overalli, the Panthers did not play up to their expectations. In- juries and ineligible players also hurt the '84 season. The highlight of the season was their WSC playoff game against Downers Grove North. The excit- ing game ended playing two rounds of penalty kicks. Velamir Vidakovich was named the team's M.V.P. Named to the W.S.C. All Conference team Were Vidako- vich, Jim Long, and Mark O. Volk- man.

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Varsity Volleyball: Front row: Michele Provo, Chris Machacek, Kristen Anderson, Holly Liby. Back Row: Coach Gales, Tammy Wehmhoefer, Heidi Wagner, Tuesday Waddles, Beth Golden, Lisa Guido. Varsity Volleyball: Exciting Experience With New Coach This year was a learning experience for the new head coach, Gales, and for her team. The overall record of 4 and 10 C1 and 7 in conferenceb does not show all the talent and hard work that the team members dis- played throughout the season. Out- standing team accomplishments came with the impressive victories over Willowbrook, Hinsdale Cen- tral, and Notre Dame. Senior, Lisa Guido Cleading serverj, Chris Macha- cek, and Tuesday Waddles did a commendable job in leading the team on the floor. This year's bench strength played an important role in keeping the team alive. Two of the most consistent players were Beth Golden and Christen Anderson, who will join Heidi Wagner, who was M.V.P. and named to the All Confer- ence Team, Tammy Wehmhofer, Michele Provo and Holly Liby in re- turning next year to provide us with some exciting volleyball. Next year should be a good year, says Coach Gales, and with hard work, more knowledge, and more exper- ience, next year will be a winning season for all.