Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Oliver breaks record in dash , Banks, Cunningham district champs TR's varsity track team had a fine sea- son, finishing fifth in the district and third in the league. Ron Oliver qualified for state competition in the 120-yard high hurdles and 200-yard dash. The time of 14.1 in the dash broke a school record and was second fastest in the state. Grantlin Banks captured the District Discus title and holds the school record. Milt Wilkerson advanced to the semi- finals of state shot-put competition. He also holds the school record. John Cun- ningham was District Long-Jump Champ and finished tenth in state competition. The freshman track team was undefeated. Above left: Tom Galen leads his opponent with Ieff Hall not far behind. Above: While Scott Briney runs a close second, Ron Oliver takes a hurdle. Left: Sophmore Track: Front Row: Randy Wray, Don Unhock, Mike Prizy, Stephen Weathers, An- brey Jackson, jim Mulvenna, Mike McNamara, Tim Sigler, Jeff Wagner, Back Row: Jerry Bey, Joe Farrell, Ron Hull, Larry Vanderhei, Tom Galen, Dennis Jones, Richard Camadeca, Derrick Jackson. 131

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Changes expand girls swimming This year under National Federation Rules, several new events were swum. Besides the new events many of the dist- ances became longer. Coached by Mrs. Betty Bergstrom and Mrs. Lynn Jones, the girls finished with a successful 6-2 record. Another new event in girls swimming was the State-wide Invitational Swim Meet. The girls competing in this event were Cindy Brand, Denise Dwyer, Sue lIE.IlIEYi f' 2 : ,,.:i-s.ifik.2 57 ' . M wi..-1:ss,1.,ff'ff ---, f- :- ggt p 121 Bloom sisss 51-g 108 Reavis gg . 72 . 3:h0mW00d ffs 1 itt. 9 3 .-,g ornton ,..,.sE 5 90 J ff,, . .. .ifr S6 ... . ..., 85 V7 s'iTiii illllomewoi gglflossmooif 95 98 Hillcrest K rgg lifliz. 6 wins 2 es Dwyer, Brenda Erilcsen, Liz Hall, Idalee Hines, Chris Holleman, Maxine Mastey, Iune Merritt, Cindy Mullen, and Jan Pawlows ki. Seniors Denise Dwyer and Idalee Hines garnered the most points to help TR in their season. Another first for girls swimming was the hosting of the TR Invitational in which six schools partici- pated. TR placed second in this meet. Above: Girls Swimming Team: Front Row: Pam Patlak, Diane Dwelis, Rose Eby, Iulie Bloom, Beth Corey, Iulie Kloep, Nancy Morgan, Iune Merritt, Row 2: Terri Heath, Vicki Wilson, Pam Papas, Ann Crober, Diane George, Maxine Mastey, Cathy lor- itz, Erin Froicla, Domenica Samargin, Row 3: Sherri Eierman, Sharon Zatarga, Sue Brzozowski, Dawn Holmes, Cindy Mullen, Linda Pencakowski, Lynn Nelson, Sandy Podlasinski, Beth Cima, Idalee Hines, Row 4: Maureen Guerin, Gwen Eriksen, Martha Kross, Liz Hall, Laura Voss, Cindy Brand, Denise Dwyer, Sue Dwyer, Cindy Dulce, Sharon Haney, Linda McLaughlin, Back Row: Mrs. Betty Bergstrom, Sally Lynn, Linda Pilastro, Brenda Erik- sen, Michelle Isaacson, Judy Anthonsen, Ian Paw- lowski, Karen Zdzinicki, Jill Isaacson, Carol Segv- ich, Cheryl Straka, joy Iergens, Celeste Penca- kowski, Mrs. Lynn Iones. 133