Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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sins. I ,k,kL hVrfV,-L, 4' . 27g RichiCenTraly T T j Trnzsyfperks Q .T 5 Bloom T rail, 42. - . .19 28 1ThornTon M A To l9Tharnwood my . V-L 'L Qggcgloomy . 5 45. ,Homewood-Flossmoor l 46' 2'll-Eiserihower' - g '35 .19rHiilcresr..Q ,l7,'Tinley Pork: T 46sl?ichEasT, H 7 . T 15 lTFNorThjA'- A A ig T8 wins,.4 losses A Team 3 d in Sec tionals Steele qualifies for All-Conference Team efforT and consis- Tency led The girls' cross counTry Team To an 8-A sea- son. Our record did noT show half of The poTenTial ThaT The Team had, buT The girls ran hard To geT where we were, sTaTed co-cap- Tain Michelle Wozniak. During The season The Team placed in The Top fif- Teen aT all inviTaTionals. The Team ran well TogeTher. The girls pushed each oTher, and TT showed in The final resulTs, explained Coach Mary Ann Pearson. AT Conference The girls placed a solid Third. Laura STeele, junior, placed ninTh, which qualified her for an All- Conference Tifle. ul was is s TZ? M -i ig T32 Girls' Cross CounTry Girls' Cross CounTry: FronT Row: Jenny Foy, Aimee Gerloff, Verda AlsTon, Pam Hinrichs: Row 2: Mi- chelle Woznlak, Ginnie l-larfman. Jennifer STeele, Colleen Rogers: Back Row: Karen Gerlinger Qmgrj. KrisTie Szymanskl, RenaTe Wilcox, Laura STeele, Coach Mary Ann Pearson Reaching The end of The race, Gin- nie HarTman gives a sigh of relief. honored To be named Alle Conference. l peaked aT exacTly The righT Time during The season, buT l was noT The only one who ran well: The whole Team did Their share, which showed in our Third place, sold Sfeele. However, The Team did noT place as well in Region- als. They were fourTh, which qualified Them for Secfion- Mi peaked aT esr:as:Tly The TTQTTT Tlrrle durllng Tree sedsclrrl. pulls l was nd? The orriy we wha? ran weiig The wilele Tearn did Their shmoe. -M T..f.Tur'Cr STe+eie als. The Top runners were Ginnie l-larfman, Sfeele, and Jennifer STeele, who placed l2Th, 'lATh and 'l6Th respec- Tlvely. 'lThis race was noT only my besT race by plac- ing 'l2Th, buT The Team's. We finally came TogeTher and pushed each oTher unTil our voices gave ouT. lT feli greaT To place fourTh, sTaTed co- capfain HarTman. AT Secfionals The girls were sfopped. The Team was unable To place or ad- vance any runners To sTaTe compefirion. The girls gave iT Their all buT sTill came shorf of The glory. Z3

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Senior Joe Roque strives Towards The finishing line in The meer against Runners get a head sfari as the Bloom. Time clock begins. Boys' Cross Counrryz Front Row: James McCoy, Mike Woodrick, Joe Ferrara, Mike Srickann, Corey Bowen: Back Row: Coach Mike Fla- herry, Dave Ramirez, Jeff Wolfen- den, Joe Roque, Blair Hall, Coach T.J. Shirley Boys' Cross Counrry 43

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M ,A After tlnishtng the race, Laura 1 Steele tries to catch her breath. , r j M W, ....- Walting tor the race to begin, Jen- nifer Steele snrvers ln the cola. i 5' A j - ,.. .. L r eeee . an ff , .kk.k f . , . Y ::,: - ., I , ,L ,,,, 1 lg '- f ee-e . S r 2 E 3 ,gg fgef A K E Q1 as SMX Q. t SS X 1 W i al l Q8-f ,Q g- g at Laura Steele, Ginnie Hartman, and Jenny Foy battle for the lead at the start of the race. Girls' Cross Country 133 I