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

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GIRLS TENNIS Front row: Noreen Carrig, Jodi Curlee, JoAnn Schuman, Sue Button. Middle row: Lisa Weisfuss, Laura J anicek, Peggy Tse, Mary Pat O'Connell, Ginny Napp, Judy Lamberty, Barb Cullen. Top row: Donna Gerrie, Sue Bicksler, Mary Shannon, Patti Hallahan, Judy Bothwell, Holly Herter, Patty Littva. Above: Mary Shannon points to opponent's weakness: Right: Denise Ebeling finally gets the fly that was bothering her. TENNIS RESULTS Opponent V H. L. Richards T. F. South Thornridge Bremen Hillcrest A. A. Stagg Oak Forest Rich Central Homewood-Flossmoor . T. F. North Bishop McNamara KKK Eastridge Carl Sandburg We They 1 11 2 3 5 7 10 2 5 7 3 2 8 4 4 8 0 12 DEFAULTED 8 4 1 4 4 8 Jodi Curlee does her thing Girls' tennis ended its '73 season with a 5 win 8 loss record. Although the season had its ups and downs in September, a much improved team greeted the op- ponents in October and thus was able to put more vic- tories on the side of Tinley Park. Highlights of the season were the smashing victories over Oak Forest and Bremen. Awards at the end of the season Went to Ginny Napp and Denise Ebeling. Ginny was voted the Most Improvedi' player by her fellow teammates. Denise, who has played on the Titan team for three years, was overwhelmingly voted the Most Valuable player of the '73 season.

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CROSS COUNTRY First row: Barry Boughtou, Keith Stark, Dave Ebert. Middle row: Jeff Fredette, Paul Opalacz, Bruce Boughton, Matt Karninski. Top row: Tim McCabe, Chuck Monohan, John Schutzius, Terry Leonard, Ken DeGroh, Tom Schutzius, Coach Farley. E Left: Tom Schutzius smiles for cameraman. Above: Terry Leon- ard legs it out. Right: Bruce Boughton gets a photo finish. 56 This past Harrier season found much excitement, but turned out to be very disappointing. With the team led by senior star Bruce Boughton and freshmen sensations Keith Stark and Matt Kaminski, Coach Farley looked forward to the conference crown. But as in past seasons, lack of experience proved fatal, and the Ti- tan Harriers failed to bring home conference honors. Undaunted, Mr. Farley is looking forward to next season, when his young runners will have gained experience from this past year.

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.I.C.A. SOUTH WRESTLING CHAMPS First row: Dan Rogers, Dave Lamberty, Bill Buettner, Ed Weber. Rich Robilotta, Tom Jalowiec, Rich Broughton Randy 7olner Second row: Bob Januszewski, Jim Noak, Jim Antonson, Herb Bill McGregor, Mike Feil, Brad Bose, and Phil Tylin Kukulies, Dean Schultz. Third row: Coach Furlan, Rick Zolner, iw! The 1973-74 Titans wrestlers started the season as underdogs. They listened to words boasted by other teams. The Titan Gvrestlers did their boasting on the mats, and became the team to beat by win- ning the S.l.C.A. souwth confe1r- ence. The Titans had four cham- pions: Dan Rogers, Bob Januszew- ski, Rick Zolner, and Dean Schultz. Ed Weber took a second place. Third places Went to Bill Buettner, Jim Antonson, Brad Bose, and Herb Kuklies. Dean Schultz took first place at the Rich Central District and Dan Rogers placed second. Dean Schultz, a sophomore, went on to take third at the Rich East Sectional. The Titan Wrestlers dual meet record was 8-7-1, and 5-0-1 in conference. Since the Titans are graduating only four seniors, the 74-'75 season should put the Titans in a good position to again become the SICA south champions.