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

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Sophs finish fourth in conference meet St. Charles' sophomores concluded the season by finishing fourth behind champion East Aurora in the conference meet. Saints John Doba 11451, Odell DeBerry 11551, Dean Reader 11671, and Greg Ninkovich 1heavyweightJ placed second. The sophomores placed third at the eight-team Hinsdale South g gg gg Invitational with DeBerry being the only champion for the as . P78 , Saints. The St. Charles freshmen wrestlers captured the six-team Batavia Invitational. The five individual champions for St. Charles were Dave DeVllbiss 1981, Jeff Hultine 11261, Nick Staten 11381, Keith Millard 11855, and Dave Neilsen 1l'1eavyweightJ. Jwj, Rob Coleman rejoices after being declared the winner. fer rightj, Odell DeBerry puts a reversal on his opponent. 1Far wt, Having trouble taking down his man is Alan Mares. ,free 'QI E X V, -' :asf 1 . , 5-.img Sophomore-freshmen wrestling. First row, left to right: Jim Lazowski, Mitch Brown, Dave DeVilbiss, Jeff Kerner, Tony Simpson, Kirk Bonnel. Second row, I to r: Odell DeBerry, Rich Lidel, Alan Mares, Mike Simmons, John Doba. Third row, I to r: freshmen coach Ron Johnston, Dean Reader, Dave Neilsen, Greg Ninkovich, Lance Zahner, Stan Krasinski, sophomore coach Fred Flahser. 1Missing, Jeff Hultine, Nick Staten, Keith Millard, Chris Beary, Jim Mzhickteno, Tom Loera, Scott Horlock, Kevin Clark, Rob Coleman, Rick Pesina, Tim Benson, Carl Sellers, Tim Martin, Dave Flesch, Scott MacArthur, Bruce Heidlauf.1

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M a N Y , fAbovei, Dave Wells, who placed fifth in the state at 138 pounds, watches the action. lAbove rightj, The referee signals DeWayne DeBerry the third-place winner at 167 pounds in the conference meet. fCenter righty, Shawn Thornton, a two-time UEC champ, receives some encouragement from head coach Fred Bruder. lRightJ, JV coach Chuck Robinson throws Steve Biddle a towel after a close match. 182

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Saints basketball: the gals Some of the girls' basketball team's lack of popularity stems from the better and faster boy's teams. Although both girls' teams finished deceptively low in the conference, the team ended the season with an overall record of 12-12. The 77-78 varsity squad, coached by Mary Fasbender, was bounced out of the state race when they lost the regional title to Rochelle. But, their record is misleading, for as coach Fas remarked, HThere were four games in which we lost by only 1 or 2 points, and if we had won . . . Leaving the varsity squad at the end of the year were six seniors, Sue Pope, Re Matalonis, Molly Peddy, Kathy Lyle, Deb Bednarz, and Heidi Babel. Although four of these six were starters, next year will bring back juniors Caroline Carlson, Angie Mabry and sophomore Cristy Carlson. Of these players, Sue Pope and Re Matalonis were voted on the All-Conference Team, while Molly Peddy and Caroline Carlson were given honorable mention. The Saints had more players voted to this team than any other. The JV team ended the year at 9-10. V ,,,.., . . ' 1 iv From the corner, Most Valuable Player Re Matalonis shoots over a defending player late in the game. Above: As action starts, center Sue Pope 22 fights for the tip against DeKalb s center 24 Lori Weber. Right: High scorer on the Saints team Sue Pope goes in for another easy two