Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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f A Llso Drzewleckl and Meghan Miller say in your face To a Bloom hilfer as They block The bail clown on The other side of The court. Sophomore Volleyball: Fronf Row: Kerri Sullivan, Ta-Tanisha Payne, Gina Schulz, Jennifer Kern, Row 2: Cindy Alvarez qmgrj, Tracy San- didge, Jenny Small, Julie Sferk, Becki Coleman qmgrpg Back Row: Jennifer Purcell, Barb Dambek. Coach Nancy Lopez, Schusier Jennifer ' 24 in l liv a rf A 1 -5-V' V I ,V I ' V VV ,,.. , gg , ,V Q V V , N , :Mg J , . srvrlif JRJD1 31 . if 6 Hlmrp, Q. -1,w.,,,. L 3 f Varslly Volleyball: Front Row: Nga Nguyen, Paulo Beniley, Allison Gor- anson, Gina Slough: Row 2: Lisa Drzewiecki, Julie Carlson, Karen X .. X IE xg- f0??F.'i'I'lDG5 ,, bmw: . Karcewski, Meghan Miller, Dawn Ruisz: Back Row: Ann Linde, Kerri McKenna Cmgrj, Coach Kim Her- man, Anareo Freese Volleyball M7

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s l ','VOHeYbClllr!l' l. 1 TF North Bloom Trail ' 'HOITIGWOOCF Flossrnoor Thornton Richards T Thofnwood Eisenhower Bloom, ,Bioom Trail ' HOPVISWUOU- Flossmoor , Thornton' 1 Marian Catholic Thornwood Eisenhower Bloom 1 15-10, 14-16: 1s-s 15-7, 15-7 1 4-15, 17-15, Q-15 45-7, 1514 1 7-15, 46-8,4-45 1 13-15, 15-13, 5-15 15-7,15-0, 1 1s-11,15-5 15-10. 14-15, 15-5 7-45, 7-15 ' 15-12,15-5 , 15-11, 5-45,1 45-42 15-5, 10-15, 15-5 15-8, 15-10 15-1, 15-12 2nd in Conference taken Bentley selected for all-area team It was a disappointing season for the varsity girls' volleyball team. Although the players put together a second-place conference finish behind Homewood- Flossmoor with a record of Q- 3, the girls could not put to- gether the right combina- tion when it came time for the state tournament. They slid past Seton by a score of 8-45, 45-5, 'io-'ld in the regional opener but ended their season with a loss to Thornwood 'li-45, 'I2- 45 in the regional final. Losing to Thornwood in regionals was disappointing because our goals for the state tournament had been so high, but there were a lot shit . , . sf ,,-t 4 Q . 29? at is? lsmmms ,ig ' ..,, ,,, . 'L 146 Volleyball Freshmen Volleyball: Front Row: Tonia Michalski, Bernadette Li- powski, Beth Greenfield, Tammy Panozzog Row 2: Kristin Johnson. Christina Flores, Danielle Laffey. Mi- chelle Green, Karen Dykes: Back Row: Coach Ann Connolly, Lisa Ab- salom, Rosalynn ivy, Yolanda May- berry Senior co-captain Julie Carlson goes up for a kill against a Bloom blocker. of other highlights during the season like beating Marian Catholic and finishing ahead of Thornwood in confer- ence, stated senior cap- tain Paula Bentley. Another highlight in an up- and-down season was a first place finish at the Hillcrest in- vitational. Three Falcons were named All-Conference. They were Lisa Drzewlecki, 'Yver'-,if rgrirzjlrysafi' bssomrriisas a wir'rnes' befzzcciuzsie 'rims pulieai team, 'we linugiitt 1if1:si,iggii't bai ile-s, canrt vile sraisiarisxiitn grave up, ---tt -1 Kllrgtach Kirin Hei'r1n1:ii'i defense: Julie Carlson and Bentley, all-around. Bentley was also an All-State nomi- nee and was named to the All-Area team. Coach Kim Herman summed up the season with, i'AIthough our record may not have reflected a win- ning season, we were very successful. Every player be- came a winner this year be- cause we pulled together as a team, we fought tough battles, and we seldom gave up. The sophomore team fin- ished the season with an 8-A conference record, while the freshmen posted a re- cord of 4-6 in conference. if

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BOYS' Bdskefbull Sophomore Boys' baskefloall ended The season wiTh a record of l6 and I0 and placed 11Th in Conference. The Team con- sisfed of six seniors, Ten ju- niors, and Two sophomores. There were only a few players who played in every game, buf There were many high scorers. Townsend Orr led The Team wiTh an aver- age of 7 poinfs per game and Tofal of close To 400. He also had almosf l00 com- l didn'T expecf so much publicify, buf if did help wiTh colleges, l pracfice a lof, buf when l play, l really do whaf comes nafural To me, since l enjoy The game so much, TR Oppononf A0 Lockport 34 68 Peoria Manual 63 73 Naperville Cenfral 47 52 Wesf Aurora 32 69 Bloom Trail 65 76 Kankakee 53 63 Peoria Wesr 56 62 Homewood-Flossmoor 57 60 Bradley Bourloonnais 35 63 Phillips 52 57 Mendel 48 50 ST. Joseph 65 64 Evansfon 57 63 Argo 66 50 Thornfon 60 65 New Trier 68 48 Thornwood 43 66 Eisenhower 30 60 Bloom 73 63 Bloom .mn 60 plefed free Throws. as Leo X 42 52 Homewood-Flossmoor 53 66 Thornfon 6l 56 Thornwood 61 59 Eisenhower 78 64 Bloom 67 l6 wins, I0 losses said Orr. Varsity Boys' Baskefballz Fronf Row: Ronald Brafcher, Derrick Dab- ney. Craig Parham, Raynard Beard, Darryl Johnson. Derrick Dennis: Back Rowi Townsend Orr, Chris Paw- lowski, Roberf McDonald, Pafrick 148 Boys' Baskefball Porfer, DaNang Rockeff, David Cowley, Andre Fluker The varsity Team warms up before The game againsf Thornfon aT The Rosemonf Horizon, eason ends with I6-I0 Orr dominates scoring Byron Woods and Derrick Dennis were nexT wifh over 200 Tofal poinfs each, aver- aging abouf I0 per game. Raynard Beard and Reggie Ward pofh scored over l00 poinfs each, Dalslang Rock- eTT and Craig Parham, who were in every game, were also in The group of Top scor- ers. We gof off To a greaT sTarT, buf losses due To aca- l'l pro-slice Cl lof. mil wllsen l ploy, l rlssdlly filo wllrglf lztrglllfles rldfklrlgfll To The. sirlrxe l fsgirrlhirtsly Tlflrs gdme so l Tll.lCffIlT'l.H W- Towrlsend Qrl' demics and injuries reducer The Team's effecfivenes and led To a pad finish, saic Coach Mike Flaherfy. The sophomores were SICA Easf champions wiTh c record of 9 and 3. 'lWe wanfed To win 20 game and Take firsT in Conference and we feel we have achieved our goals. I wa also pleased wiTh The play ers' menfal affifude Throughouf The season.' said Coach Rocky Hill. Wifh a Conference re cord of Q and 3 and a regu lar season of IA and 7, The freshman Team ended if year.