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

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W captures district title for first time Victory was a common word this year in the vocabulary of a volley- ball team member. Everyone real- ly had it all together, and we had what it took to be good, and we were great! stated senior Donna Boyer. The girls were satisfied with their overall season record, except for the forfeits caused by the strike. We would rather have played the games and lost than to have had to forfeit them, complained Paula Albrecht. For the first time ever, the varsity volleyball team were district cham- pions. They also received a second place in conference and advanced to the Sub-Sectionals by defeating Eli- zabeth Seton High School. Captain Sandy McDonald and teammate Patty O'Keefe were named to the All-Conference squad for best all-around player, and best setter, respectively. As Coach Karen Haupert brought to everyone's attention on Fall Awards Night, This year we were it, we were the ones, we were . . . the winners! Above: In desperation, Cherie Tobin prepares to perform a rollout-dive. FROSH-SOPH VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Sandi Winter, Joanne Bagnara, Edy Fergu- son, Laura Plantinga, Kara Moll, Barb Schlesser, Michelle Mender, Sue Mikulski. Back Row: Coach Bobis, Karen Hanssen, Amy Veld, Carrilynn Jabaay, Marge Atele- vich, Malia Rosner, Chris Jureki, Tanya Tyree, Manager Donna Schuerg. Left: Finishing the offensive attack, Barb Schlesser completes a dink hoping to catch the opposing team off guard. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL 141

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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'

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