St Charles High School - Halo Yearbook (St Charles, IL)

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Cross country squads enroy fantastic seasons Cross country. First row, left to right: Scott Tyink, Mike Stahulak, Tim Van Heil, Evan Clarrissemeaux, Margaret Vogel, Michelle Vogel, Jim Knutson, Stu Hohm, John Harvie. Second row, I. to r: Ben Hershey, Dave Jones, Tom Haller, Hugo Moran, Bob Pillar, Shawn Thornton, Mark Peltier, Doug Jones, Tom Valent, Ken Jones. Third row, I. to r: Jeff Wheaton, Mike Peterson, Steve Tyink, John Leonard, Don Husby, Tom Clarke, Vern Francissen, Tony Mullen, Coach Trent Richards, lMissing, Lee Johns, Elizabeth Lyonsl 1 164

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lophs, frosh enjoy good seasons iman football: Joe Ayala, Tony Baert, Charles Barr, Bill Bealles, Chris Beary, Rich les, Pete Broecker, Mitch Brown, Dan Carlson, Scott Campbell, Tim Clancy, Dave Char- au, Rod Cregier, John Dallesasse, Rob Diplotti, Jeff Escamillo, Dave Evers, Dave Forni, foster, Joe Gil, Gavin Harshbarger, Jeff Hovorka, Jeff Hultine, Randy Hensey, Todd Karas, Kerner, Tony Loera, John Linden, Scott McKay, Rich MacNeille, Keith Millard, Dave Mor- Jim Mzhickteno, Allen Leap, Ron Neri, Dan Neilson, Tom Osland, Andy Panatiere, Mike y, Dave Potter, Terry Rogers, Chris Russell, Chris Schmitt, Jeff Seda, Mike Simmons, a Steidl, Pete Stevens, Jeff Straughn, Marc Thicksten, John VanBogaert, Steve Van- en, Tyler Viernow, John Verner. Head Coach Jim Parker, Coach Ron Johnston, Coach Gilmore. l l f 4 . E dis ' ' '.f:-H , 1 . as -QUMQ rf The St. Charles sophomores enjoyed a 6-3 overall season while finishing 2-3 in the Upstate Eight Conference to gain a third-place tie with East Aurora. The sophs began the season with five straight wins before losing to Elgin 22-16. The Saints' freshman team had a 6-2 year behind Rich Bridge's 1,017 yards rushing. it V T W wg 'L A V .st A . A sjfl A ' g .5 1' K ' - fir e 2 ' if F... f- 4- 3. 1- W if ,- ta- 'K . --Lf wish' M Q saga 'N K 'jf Z V yn, gk Q15 k','Sr ' -n. ' 1 aux . - . , .s. -- 1 gf-+ . f -- - rr 9 Q' - ,,,k,,. ,, ' -5 . .s rf ' ' , -ms.,-M xg. '3 5 g - . -.. , , . 'sir s 1- . - ' . 1 ' iomore football. First row, left to right: Pete Morgano, Tony Simpson, Doug Marvan, John Doba, Jeff Stoner, John Donnelly, Jeff Carl- Tim Willing. Second row, l. to r: Mark Middendorp, Dan Hultine, Odell DeBerry, Greg Bartosik, Marty Schingen, Rob Claus, Dave nach, Tom Cada, Scott Carlson, Russell Bishop, Doug Horton. Third row, I. to r: Head Coach Tom Kerner, Clay Kelly, Steve Page, Scott cy, Mark Rice, Rick Gomez, Mike Carr, Kirk Brown, Fred Koch, Wayne Roby, Stan Krasinski, Lance Maxwell, Coach Tom Haymond. Fourth I. to r: Greg Ninkovich, Mitch Williams, Steve Schreiber, Joe Bennion, Lance Zahner, Don Soderquist, Brian Larson, Dean Reader, Scott wson, Jim Wicklund, Coach Lee Mirabelli. iMissing, Tim Willman.J 163

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if Coach Trent Richards saw his varsity, junior varsity, and sophomore runners each turn in remarkable seasons for the 1977 campaign. The Saints' varsity squad finished with a 9-3 dual record, while finishing first in the Kane County meet, second in the Upstate Eight Conference meet, first in the Plainfield Invitational, third in the Dixon Invitational, fourth in the district meet, and finally sixth in the sectional meet. St. Charles' sophomores, meanwhile, completed the season with a 9-3 dual mark, a 5-0 first-place finish, and a second-place showing at the Kane County meet. The JV runners ended up with a UEC title and a second-place finish at the Kane County meet. Jeff Wheaton was named the Saints' most valuable varsity runner, while Evan Clarrissimeaux received most valuable from the sophomore squad. Wheaton finished fourth out of the pack in the UEC meet, with Doug Jones right behind in fifth place. Jones had a spectacular ninth-place showing at the district meet. 9. ' I f-5,5 Opposite page: fLeftl, Vern Francissen, left, voted the Saints' most improved varsity runner, and Mike Peterson loosen up before a meet. lRightJ, Mike Stahulak listens to some pre-meet advice given by coach Trent Richards. lAbove leftl, Senior Shawn Thornton physically and mentally paces himself toward the finish line. fLeftj, Doug Jones, left, who placed second in the Kane County meet, and Vern Francissen run stride for stride with each other. fAbovel, Coach Trent Richards looks at the outcome of his team's showing rather apprehensively. 165