Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Henley vaults his way to state competition Placing fifth in vault at sec- tionals, George Henley guali- fied as an individual to the state tournament. Though only one team member went to state, the team itself worked to- gether to do well. The team's record of 3 and 7 was an improvement because the team members worked to- gether as a team and not as individuals, there was never one consistant stand-out. I feel that the team members proved themselves and came out with good performances during crucial times in the sea- son, stated Coach Frank Walsh. The team placed third at conference and regional competitions. Seniors Gerald Sowell and George Houston led the team at conference with second place performances in floor exercise and high bar. ln regional competition, it was senior Henley placing fourth in vault and junior lim Morgan fourth in all-around competition and fifth in paral- lel bars, leading the team. Sophomore Noel Milzarek, who was promoted to varsity Top: The most consistent gymnast on the team, Craig Papineau, leads into a front giant. Upper Middle: Varsity Gymnas- tics: Front Row: Ken Birmingham, George Sowell, Ron Spruiel, Alan Lib- by, lim Repasig Back Row: Coach Frank Walsh, Bill Rodenberg, Steve Lopacki, lim G'Donnell, George Hen- ley, George Houston, lim Morgan Lower Middle: Freshman Gym- nastics: Front Row: lim Veyette, Dwayne Tysen, Tom Daugherty, Ken l3O Boys Gymnastics for regional competition, placed fifth on the high bar. 'll was surprised l made the team to compete at regionals and felt the experience would help me in future years, said Mil- zarek. The freshman team finished the season with a record of l-6 and the sophomore team fin- ished with a 3-7 record. Opponent 89 5 Rich East 76 89 5 Rich South 108 4 South 104 0 Oak Park 110 4 103 9 Downers Grove NOFil'1 120 6 92 2 LYOHS 98,4 Thornwood 72,0 Homewood- Flossmoor 1084 96, Glenbard Eas 140.4 94,9 Lincoln- WGY 89.9 3 wins 7 losses SCOREBOARD TR . ' .l 96:7 Glenbard l 96.7 f . l l l l 96 5 5 t lohnson, Sean Lewandowskip Back Row: Coach Rocky Hill, Roger Banther, Andre Tate, Lou Debs, lohn Henry, Klinton Banther, Coach Paul Caldwell: Right: Sophomore Gym- nastics: Front Row: Ron Spruiel, Klinton Banther, lim Throw, Tom Daughterty, Sean Lewandowskig Back Row: Coach Rocky Hill, loe Dugan, Lou Debs, lohn Henry, Noel Milzarek, Randy Lichnerowicz, Coach Paul Caldwell if Jlit

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