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

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Varsity. lst 1'ow: Rick Bailey, Wayne Matthews, Jim Tworek, Bob Mc- Nichols, John Waite, and Tom DeJ an. 2nd row: Mr. Dean Schultz fcoachj, Tom Rayson, Pat Wood, Dave Carelson, Greg Rochrohr, Absent: Conrad Herse Right: Sophomore ace Bob McNichols reaches for a low backhand dur- ing dual competition. Below: Sophomore Jim Tworek shows grim concentration executing a fine backhand against an Oaklawn Competitor TENNIS What can I say guys? quipped Coach Dean Schultz, following a rather disappoint- ing tennis season. But don't expect this kind of perform- ance in the future. With all but one of their top players returning, things are looking up. The only player who Won't be back is senior Rick Bailey. Bob Mc- Nichols, the squad's most valuable player, Will be com- ing back. Other top returning players are Tom DeJan, Jim Tworek, and Tom Rayson. With continued heavy turn- outs of freshmen in future years, added to the return of all but one of the top players, the Word for next season will be NoW. Frosh-Soph. Top row: Mr. Haynes, Mark Barzak, Bob Goldsberry, Roger Stock, John Phelan, Randy Salmich, Phil Johnson, Tom Rayson. Middle Row: John Kapala, Marty Bired, Larry Reimer, John Kaippel, Rick Bowlds. Bottom Row: Mike Pluksise, Phil Chandler, Phil Engel, Dave Ebert.

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SOPH BASEBALL CHAMPS, 11-3 Front row: Frank Muchna, John Steffy, Rich Carter, Mike Troy, Tom Pries. Second row: Paul Schiefelbein, Stan Johnson, Mike Borgard, Bob Zajacka, John Gordon, Mark Hanlon. Top row: Jim Schutz, Jeff Kalivoda, Norm Dean, A1 Dean, Bob Aikens, Paul Pellack, Coach Wojciechowski. Scoreboard Tinley Opponents 13 Kankakee East 8 13 Kankakee East 0 4 Bradley 7 10 Bradley 3 5 Crete Monee 9 5 Crete Monee 3 1 Oak Forest 2 4 Oak Forest 2 3 Kankakee West 2 4 Kankakee West 3 4 Rich South 1 13 Rich South 4 3 Lincoln-Way 2 2 Lincoln-Way 0 First in Conference The Tinley Park Sophomore Baseball team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons of competition. The Titans had a conference record of 11-3 which was good for first place, an honor which the sophomores hadn't merited in years. The team way backed by Chet Aiken's superior pitch- ing abilityg Bob compiled a 6-0 conference. The hitting at- tack Was led by Aikens C3383 and Paul Schiefelbein 13261. The hitting attack was also helped by Dick Carter C17 RBI'sJ, closely followed by Mike Troy with 15.

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GIRLS SO FTBALL This is the first season for the Girl's In- terscholastic Softball team. The team's rec- ord was 4-5, placing it in a tie for third place in the conference. Prospects are great for next year as 15 of the 16 players this year will be returning. Highlights include a 21-20 come-from- behind victory over Oak Forest, and errorless game against Crete-Monee, which Tinley Park Won by a score of 15-2. 3.11 Front Row: Allison Triplett, Mary Rady Cindy Janotta, Judy Johnson, Kay German. Second Row: Karen Lam, Sue Bicksler, Joanne Dusik, Patti Lach, Debbie Bettenhausen. Top Row: Cheryl Stewart, Sharon Connolly, Mary Pat 0'Connell, Regina Navakas, Jodi Curlee, Jean Markese, Coach Miss Gail Barber. Far left: Sue Bicksler signals for a high one. Left: Joann Vassrner leads off the show with a pike . GIRLS GYMNASTICS The Gal-Actic Gymnastics Club held their show The Time of Your Life May 23 and 24. The show was a variety of music and costumes, plus the talent of the girls which made the show a great success according to the many comments made by the audience. Row 1: Kathy Morger, Mary Kawa, Sandy Trayes, Gail Wright, Roseann Standish, Peggy Bates, Carol O'Connell. Bielecki, Joann Vassmar, Kathy Littva, Andrea Miller, Sharon Allen, .Julie Tse. Row 3: Lori Gallina Dana Snyder Mrs. S. Moorhouse, Denise Grandys Colleen Guilfoyle, Diane Gunther, Barb Prince. Not Uthe. Row 2: Cheryl Gleich, Carrie , Debbie Billeck, , Jenny Holder, Pictured: Barb