Tinley Park High School - Scythe Yearbook (Tinley Park, IL)

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Varsity Tennis. Front Row: Rick Bailey, Ray Price, Jim Tworek. Back Row: Coach Dean Schultz, Bill McGregor, Terry Shannon, George Boothe, Assistant Coach Vern Gregrich. Left. Junior Varsity, Front Row: Tony Williams, Conrad Herse, f ' Wayne Matthews, Pat Wood, Greg Rockrohr, Ray Price. Back Row: Coach Vern Gregrich, Bill Thomas, John Waite, Tom De- Jan, Roger Stock, Doug Acter- hoff, Bob Goldsberry, Jim Two- rek, Assistant Coach Chuck Les- ter. Not Pictured: Tom Callahan, Don Law, Jeff Wince, Assistant Student Manager Kathy Farring- ton. Right: TinIey's top tennis ace Bob Miner follows through on a serve. The 1973 tennis campaign was by far the wettest in the school's history, since only 8 of 20 scheduled meets were played. Special honors went to Bob Miner, most valuable play- er, Terry Shannon, team captain: Rick Bailey, most improved player. Despite a 2-6 record, Coaches Schultz and Gregrich felt that a full roster of returning juniors and underclassmen should be able to turn the tide next year. it is WV :i mg W 57

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5 E s , S 5 l l - 1 Front Row, Left to Right: Dominic Bertinetti, Don Bettenhausen, Mike Babecki, Jerry Farruggia, Jon Meyer. Standing, Left to Right: Coach Axelrod, Bill Wilms, Ed Howlett, Dave Smith, Bill Eppelheimer, Jack Aitcheson, Jeff Houston. Above: Jack Aitcheson lines up a putt. Lower Left: Dominic Bertinetti gets some good wood on the ball. Below: Jon Meyer tees off. The golf team this year saw many new faces. So many in fact, that for the first time cuts were made. Coach Axelrod's golfers were made up of mostly all underclassmen making this year a building year for the sport. Now with talk of a new golf course next to the school in 1975, and scores of freshmen out, the future of golf at Tinley Park High School looks very good.

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Front Row: T. Caliban, T. Schutzius, D. Bogusz, D. Zubaty, D. Gerritsen, S. Clemmer, J. Noak, P. Corcoran, S. Skinulis, B. Boughton, E. Scott. Middle Row: B. Bose, K. Koliboski, D. Krause, B. Fix, E. Violante, J. Brown, J. Biczo, T. Leonard, D. Schultz, D.Hughes, B. Burgee, D. Cody, J. Uthe. Back Row, Coach Gallagher, Coach Wyzgowski, H. Kukulies, T. Bowlds, C. Zubaty, T. Matthews, D. Bulow, K. Kinser, K. Klebenow, J. Schutzius, R. Aggen, W. Bernas, Coach Fredenberger, Coach Farley. Junior Tom Matthews shows the out- Coach Farley's track team pulled off an unexpected third place in conference this year. This showing was unexpected because there were only thirteen varsity runners. An outstanding figure this year was Terry Cali- ban. Not only did he place fifth in the pole vault at the district meet, he set a new school record of 12 feet-8 inches. Terry was also part of the fifth place mile relay team at districts, which narrowly missed qualify- ing for the state finals. Other members of the relay team were Dave Krause, Curt Zu- baty, and Dan Bulow. Other standouts were Tom Matthews, rated as one of the top hur- dlers in the area, Bruce Boughton, Tinley's foremost distance runner, Bill Burgee and Wayne Bernas, both top-notch at the 220 meter. standing form which enabled him to take conference places in the high , jump, low hurdles,and high hurdles. ' 58