Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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1 ff R 5 1 5 ,fig Karczewski rolls to state tourney he sound of pins falling at Fairlanes in Dolton was heard as the girls bowling team rolled its way to a 4-6 conference record. The team consisted of one senior, one junior, six sopho- mores, and three freshmen. The season was a valuable learning experience for most of the team since we had only one senior. Overall, the ladies performed quite well the last three weeks of the season, commented Mr. Michael Bor- tel, coach. Karen Karczewski, fresh- man, was the only bowler to advance to State. She placed 40th in the meet and ended her season with a 161 aver- age. lt was a great exper- ience l will never forget. I never thought of making it to State my freshman year. Even though l did not place that well, I hope to excel in the fu- ture, stated Karczewski. The bowling team placed third in conference, and Karc- zewski was named all-confer- ence bowler. TR 1617 1574 1377 1452 1336 1500 1500 1541 1546 1465 1572 1470 1557 Bowling Opponent Fieavis Eisenhower Richards Thornwood Shepard Lockport Evergreen Park Reavis Eisenhower Richards Thornwood Shepard Thornton 1466 1649 1575 1553 1518 1580 1268 1529 1717 1440 1597 1440 1504 6 wins, 7 losses Middle: Bowling: Front Row: Laura Oarfalianq how 2: Christy McCom- mack, Kerri McKenna. Tracy Wayne. Julie Talsma, Debi Sylvestrakq Back Row: Lucy Wingfield, Michele Law- rence, Karen Karczewski, Cheryl Wim- berly. Sue Karczewski, Michael Bortel tcoacht Top: Kerri McKenna is one of the strong freshman bowlers Left: Coach Michael Bortel and team- mates, Debi Sylvestrak, Karen Karc- zewski. Michele Lawrence, and Lucy Wingfield encourage Sue Karczewski. the only senior on the team. Bowling 155

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Team rebuild , gains experience he golf team, ending a disappointing season with a record of 3 wins and 8 losses, consisted of four seniors, three juniors and three sophomores. The un- derclassmen did well and also gained valuable experience, stated Coach Sam Tortorici. Highlights of the season were a 4th place team finish at the Thornton Township Tour- nament and a 5th place finish by Dave Pijarowski at confer- ence. l was really sick at con- ference so I was lucky to come away with 5th place. I might Top: Ken Poison, senior, swings away for his best game of 39. Middle: JV Golf: Front Row: Ken Maday, Mike Owczarzak, Kevin Yott, Joe Mosele, Steve Schaeferg Back Row: Paul Levin, Jason Simmons, John Larson, Coach Bill Hardlannert, Mike Pijarowski, Alan Quirk, Chris Pawlowski Right: Varsity Goll: Front Row: Joe Spiller, David Mosele, Pete Oulrk, Tad Mossellg Back Row: Dave Pijarowski, Tom Frazier, Brian Blackmore, Ken Poison, Tom Ballatore, Coach Sam Tortorici 154 Golf have been able to do better, but I was happy with my per- formance, commented Pijar- owski. The team finished 6th at conference. We didn't prac- tice enough during the sum- mer and our scores reflected that. We had a rebuilding year and most of the attention was focused on the underclassmen so that they could gain valua- bel experience, explained Ken Poison, senior. The JV team ended its sea- son with a record of 3 wins and 8 losses. Golf TR Opponent . 187 T. F. South 169 181 Homewood- Flossmoor 165 Thornton llllana Christian Thornwood Eisenhower Bloom llliana Christian Shepard Argo 176 187 177 ' ' ' 175 180 169 177 ' 195 1723 166 171 Bloom Trail 165 168 ' ' ' 173 167 161 174 171 3 wins, 8 losses .. ..... ...gt 'l5?lK1 ' f' Y if f f yg3g,. ,, -1 V, ,. , 7 r 4 in an . X. .. ,, ,V . .,. lm- 'R ' 'if xo . ,ye Q find'

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Lack of experience plagues team he girls basketball team went through a long conference season that ended with 1-11 and an overall record of 1-19. The team. pla- gued by inexperience, includ- ed 2 seniors, 8 juniors, and 1 sophomore. l really wasn't that pleased with our overall record. We had the talent, but we just couldn't manage to combine it all together, said Junior Jill Armour, who was known for her outside shoot- ing. The team's captains were Lynn George, senior, and Tarshwa Cooper, junior. They helped motivate the team by keeping up spirit. We tried to keep the team going through the tough season. We thought it was important to keep the team together so that the los- ing record wouldn't get us down, said George. At regionals the girls played theit best game of the season although they were edged by Eisenhower by a score ot 30- 28. Mr. Sam Keenan was in his first year as head coach. I was pretty much pleased at the progress. The girls' team was young but they learned the fundamentals well, state Coach Keenan. The sophomore team, under the direction of Coach Terry Wells, compiled a record of 9- 9. Coach Jan Eaker and her freshman team ended with a 12-4 overall record. 5- E Qi 'fb .. A j to it Top: Coach Sam Keenan goes over strategies during a time out. Middle Right: Freshman Basket- ball: Front Row: Denise Williams, La- Shon Cooper, Cinnie Thomas: Row 2: Wanda Williams, Lisa Gabaldon, Cyn- thia Lenear, Gina Slough ico-capt.j, Larry Eaker imgr.jg Back Row: Jamme Chestnut, Tina Goodwin foo- capt.j, Dana Hurst, Kris Baron, Tracie 156 Girls' Basketball Adams, Coach Jan Eaker Right: Tarshwa Cooper was one of the tearn's leading scorers. Above: Sophomore Basketball: Front Row: Debbie Beckman, Shonda Davis, Angela Turner, Toni l-lemmons, Cheryl Edwardsg Back Flow: Ginnie l-lartman, Amy Stud- zinski, Julie O'Neill, Sue Vogeler, Coach Terry Wells X1 -.-, Y 1. . of at sw gb