Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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126 Strikes, spares fill the world of Bowling Led by freshman Karen Zdzinicl4i's clutch bowling, TR's A team compiled a 5 win, 4 loss record. B team had a fine record of 6 wins and 3 losses. Mrs. Debbie Campbell, coach, chose 10 out of ZO team members to participate in the District Tournament. The team took seventh place. 'vga' Above Right: Sand Stocklose looks down the lane Sandy Ruggles, Donna Underwood, Renee Ralcow, with hopes of throwing a strike. jean Barlcenhagen, Ioan Waligora, Kim Major, Row Above: BOWlil'lg2 Fr0rlf ROW! 5l'191'i Sells lmgf-lf 3: Sandi Stocklose, Kathy Siadelc, Lori Spale, Deb- Nancy Patterson, Charity Waligora tmgr.J: ROW 2: bieTufteda1, Deborah Campbell, coachglBack Row: ,V A, 6 1237 Fatih Waligora, Cheryl Patterson, Karen Zdzinicki, Denise Dwelis,Tracy Sallay,'Karen Valente fcaptainj Not Pictured: Denise Tuftedal tco-captainj, Iulie Croteau.

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51.4, I .4 M' ,5,, 1., .ffet,..s,., f, . at M fu sr.. 1 s t ,,V,L i 4 K iw 11 t Swimmers train for Competition via water polo Water polo serves two purposes for its competitors. First, TR swimmers stay in shape for the swimming season. Second, the water polo team competes against area high school teams. Under a new coach, Mr. William Vogler, the team fin- ished with a 5-3 record. Treading water for long periods of time and adept ball handling were two of the skills exhibited by the water polo team in its eight games. Left: Peter Bihl attempts to pass the ball to a team- mate. Far Left: Tom Bush, with ball, makes advances toward the opponent's goal. Below: Larry Olson tries to score on the opposing team, with assistance from Chuck Bay. '.,,,.r gs if ,--. . ,H K 4. 3 .www fl. K I ., i K . ...' 1.1: pK 'W'P' 12

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- V-ball puts spike into foe's heart Pads on the knees as well as pads on the elbows type cast the members of the Girl's Volleyball team. The bruise on the hand from the game-winning spike is a happy sort of pain, as are all the aches and pains incurred in a year when the team comes in with a winning record, as this year's girls did. An excellent A team was 11-Z, while the B team was less successful, ending their season with a 7-6 record, Below: Girls Volleyball: Front Row: Penny Berg, Sharon Pietras, Maureen Guerin, Pam Spale, Karen Iarard, Pat Jacobs, Barb Eklund, Ian Heath, Debbie Maas, Diane Tomky, Row 2: Sherri Osborne, Ka- thy Corbett, Denise Malone, Claudia Rozewicki, Nancy Boling, Judy Eklund, Nancy Morgan, Kathy Davis, Patti Boling, Linda Pencakowskig Row 3: Marybeth Pencakowski, Denise Dwyer, Karen Wil- liams, Cheryl Straka, Kim Hunt tmgrj, Miss Nan- cy House tcoachj, Mrs. Yeager tassist. coachj, Car- ol Segvich, Cleo Seabrook, Martha Kross, Sandy Wicheleski. Far left: Nancy Boling watches the flight of her serve. Left: Setting up a spike is an important part of vol- leyball as Patti Boling demonstrates. 127