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PORT Tennis: MIP Singles-Mary Kay Metzger. MVP Singles-Elaine Kostopolus. MIP Dbls- Amiee Burris, Nora Foreman. MVP Dbls- Mary Hollowed, Debbie Guenther. JV Volleyball: MIP-Nicole Demonte. MVP- Missy Zurawski. Varsity Volleyball: MIP- Elaine Winter. MVP- Evelyn Jennings. Gymnastics: Compulsory MIP-Ginny Sprinkman. MVP-Mary Vainisi. Optional MIP-Jeannie Hume. MVP- Mary Friel. JV Basketball: MIP-Kim Loss. MVP-Bessie Hafertepe. Varsity Basketball: MIP-Linda Blass, Missy Zurawski. MVP-Nora Foreman. Softball: MIP-Patty Svec. MVP-Julie Gruispier. Track: MIP-Kim Burgman. MVP Sprints- Pat Mazzanti. MVP Middle Distance-Mary Kennedy. MVP Long Distance-Antia Mazzanti. MVP Field Events-Evelyn Jennings. is bis ? Pat Mazzanti accepts her trophy for Most Valuable Sprinter. .mwla-.mi vff. ..,.. Z ?f ,.,., f Accepting the Most Valuable Long Distance Award is Anita Mazzanti. QUET Char Willer and Mary Lynn Mulcahy observe fellow students receive awards. Mary Hollowed proudly displays her Athlete of the Year award.
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AND FIELD 3 Patti Mazzanti-MVP Sprinter. VICTORY hug. Beth runs in the relay races. 1 or 1 r tt in i V- ' f ' . as Qb 1 t f' B' if ii 1 V Q 1 I Hurdler, Lisa. g, 3 ' HM ' Our state-qualifying champs. In 1981 the SI-IM track team enjoyed its most successful season ever. Beginning with victories in several indoor meets, and continuing through a number of dual and tri-meets, the SHM runners continued to improve. The Sabres began to attract the attention of other area teams when they unexpectally finished a second place in the Rolling Meadows Invitational. The high point of their season with af come-from behind first place finish Qin- the GCAC Championship. In the ISI-IAA B District meet the following week, the Sabres tin- ished in Sth place out of 18 local schools. The team of Mollie McCoy, Beth Gillespie, Mary Kennedy, and Pat Mazzanti quali- fied for the State Track Meet in two relay events. Vicki enters the home-stretch. A . s MVP Middle Distance-Mary Kennedy
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3:0 , ., Debbie, Mary, MaryAnne, Julie, and Laurie look over the awards. Mr. Levine speaks about the spirit and the sportsmanship of the basketball tea -wwpa-ui Mary Vainisi accepts her Most Valuable Gymnast award from Mr. Froehlke. the year. i Ms. Drummond speaks about the enthusiasm of the teams throughout III. ' ---Q' W 335 .f. .S s.fif iE254S ' za Q ' iviglll 7-as f - Q, ie.. fs I - sf- s i X ss, as x k F N ill , . if . X . r , .-' i f 55 2. - : xt sf- ---- 33 . se. 11 in l Mrs. Sheinin congratulates Julie Gruspier for her award of Most Valuable Player.
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