Thornwood High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (South Holland, IL)

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VARSITY RESULTS TW OPP. , . . 59Vz 39Vz THORNTON .,.. . . 61 37 BLOOM ....,...... . 48 40 EISENHOWER ..... . 76 38 RICH CENTRAL . . . , 76 42 HOMEWOOD- FLOSSMOOR ..,.. . 85 43 CARL SANDBURG . . , 85 43 THORNTON ........ , 65 63 THORNRIDGE .... . 45 83 RICHARDS ...,... . 95 35 EISENHOWER . . . . 68 60 W L T VARSITY ....,.., . 10 1 0 FROSH-SOPH . , . . 10 1 O Above Diane Mateja springs high trying to break a record in the long Jump Top Left When running a relay race one of the most important factors is the passing of the baton. Lynette Davis hands off the baton quickly to Angela Jones in an effort to keep the teams overall time low. VARSITY TRACK Front Row: Peggy Kane, Jean Williams, Shirley Fain, Diane Mateja, Kathy Raske, Lynette Davis, Annette Vie- celi, Gloria Clark, Manager Sue Kuzdrowski. Back Row: Annette Giertych, Lisa Wostl, J u- lie Rentz, Amy Mat.son, Lisa McElmurry, Diane DeGroh, Angela Jones, Beverly DeN- eal, Tanya Tyree, Virgie Bullie, Teresa John- son, Tracey Lofton, Daphne Wright, Coach Haupert, Coach Ferris. Left: Teammates join together just before the meet to warm up and psych each other up for the meet. They stretch to prevent muscle cramping while running. This is a must for all good track runners. GIRLS' TRACK 139

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Girls' track advances to state competition The Girls' Track team, coached by Mrs. Karen Haupert and Mrs. Mari- anne Pearson, raced through a very successful season as seven girls emerged from the IHSA District meet qualifying for the state compe- titon. Those qualifying were Diane de Groh, one and two mile run, Be- verly De Neal, 440 yard dash, Tra- cey Lofton, high jump, and the 400 meter relay team, comprised of Lyn- ette Davis, Kathy Raske, Angela Jones, and Virgie Bullie. At the State meet, Diane de Groh placed sixth in the mile run and eighth in the two mile. Debbie Zubic finished seventh in the shot put. Coach Haupert beamed proudly that though track is mostly individuals striving for the setting of records, it's team spirit that creates the in- centive to win. Both varsity and frosh-soph posted winning seasons with 10-1 records, placing second in the SICA conference with 8-1. Above: The thrill of victory is a great part of the excitement of a track meet, but often the shoulder of a teammate is needed for support. After an exhausting race, Diane de Groh em- braces Julie Rentz. Above Right: In an effort to gain the lead, hurdle jumper Kathy Raske springs over the hurdles pacing her strides in perfect form. FROSH-SOPH TRACK Front Row: Valerie Lofton, Karen Quillings, Rochelle Downey, Carole Herman Manager Sandra Dickerson. Second Row: Edy Ferguson, Barb Iaconelli, Peggy Clavio, Jen Ramos, Daria Ferrante, Debra Sewell, Stephanie Drayton, Dawn Douglas, Linda Mazzorana, Carol Bruene, Colleen Byrne, Sharon Irons. Back Row: Kel- ly Mazzorana, Cindi Knittle, Cathy Alessi, Karen Schueman, Carolyn King, Melody Col- lins, Sandra Walker, Vanita Haymon, Crystal Tousana, Maureen DeGraff, Coach Haupert, Coach Ferris. 138 GIRLS' TRACK

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VARSITY RESULTS TW OPP. OAK FOREST .... ,... 0 ,.,..... 2 THORNRIDGE ..,, ,... 2 .,...... I JOLIET EAST ,... .... 2 ...,,... O RICH CENTRAL ,... .... 2 ........ 0 MAINE SOUTH .....,....,.... 0 ..,..... 2 BLOOM TRAIL ..........,.... 2 ,.....,. O HOMEWOOD-FLOSSMOOR . . . 2 ..,... . . 1 THORNTON .................. 2 .......A 0 ROLLING MEADOWS ,....... 0 ...,.... 2 RICH EAST ..,..,....... .,.. 2 ........ O GLENBARD WEST . . . ,... O ..... , . . 2 THORNRIDGE .,..., .,., 2 .....,.. O RICHARDS ..,,... .... 2 ......,. 0 EISENHOWER ... .... .... . .. O BLOOM ....,.,,.............,. .....,.. 2 BLOOM TRAIL ........,,..... ........ 0 2 0 2 HOMEWOOD-FLOSSMOOR 1 .,..,. . . 2 0 2 2 THORNTON ,,............,.., ....,,.. 2 THORNRIDGE .......,.,..,... ,.,..... O RICHARDS ..... .... ........ I EISENHOWER ...., .,,. 2 .,.I.... 1 BLOOM ........,...A. ,,.. 0 .,....,. 2 EVERGREEN PARK .,. .... I ...,. . .. 2 T. F. NORTH ..,......., .... 2 .,.,.... O ELIZABETH SETON . . . ,... 2 ..... . . . 0 ANDREW .........,... ,... 1 ....,... 2 W L T VARSITY ..... ,.,..I6..10..O FROSH-SOPH ,...,,..,...,..... 9 H. 8. , 0 Above: A very important part of volleyball is setting. After receiving a bump, Mary Schell thinks fast and sets the ball. Above Right: With a determined look on her face, Linda Abbott skillfully bumps the ball to be set up for the spike. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Cheryl Tobin, Paula Albrecht, Nancy Scan- lan, Patty O'Keefe, Denise Hess. Back Row: Coach Haupert, Donna Boyer, Carla Hoek- sema, Vivian Korenic, Linda Abbott, Captain Sandy McDonald. 140 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL MZ'