Wheaton Warrenville South High School - Timberline Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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Grapplers 3-16, Bangs to Sectionals Varsity 81 J.V.!Soph.- Front L. to R.- D, Aldrich, T, Maher, D. Spiotta, D. Lellbach, D. Dion, M. Mehl, Middle L. to R.- K. Dragstrem, C. Connelly, J. Bangs, S. Dye, T. Guilfoyle, B. Baker, Coach Beilfuss. Back L. to R.- Nl. Timmers, D. Conroy, S. Jacobs, T. Velzy, C. Miller, D. Sibery, D. DeVries, B. Clifford, M. Keller. Not Pictured: B. Hock, B. Meeks, D. Vance. This year's Varsity Wrestlers proved themselves to be one of the finest sports teams at Wheaton-Warren- ville. The Wolverines had 3 wins and two of their 16 losses were by only 1 point each. The highlight of the Varsity season was the teams 3rd place finish at the 8-team St. Francis Tournament. There were two individual champions and two second place finishes. They surprised everyone but Coach Beilfuss. At the District meet, the Wolverines took 7th place out of 9. Jim Bangs won the Districts and went to Sectionals, where he won his first match. Several other Wolverines did well at Districts. The team finished 7th at the Conference IVleet. The SophomorefJ.V. team had a fine season and ended up with a 3-11 record. They were also 7th in F h B k R L t R C h C , G S h ,dt T K E Conference. The Freshman wrestlers were 5-7 YES men- ac OW . O .' Oa.C YOW , c C lT1I , . OUYOS, c - vera, R. Lucdfke. Front Row L. td R.-T. Maher, J. Schmidt, D, Aldrich, thls 5,ea50V'- TheY Placed 4th out of 15 teams at R. spicua. Not Pictured: J. i-ichdcrsch, R. ivicisdh, K. Welch, G. Pape, the Rich South Tournament and Tony Kouros was manager.: named the meets most outstanding wrestler. Varsity Wrestli Q,5cor 2. 73-74 df fi w.w. 14 ztru so w.w. 19 B 5 40 w.w. 21 ,ig ' 36 w,w, 24 5 5 ,,,' 30 w.w. fisfi-an Q5 Q2 18 19 anion ii iiii 34 Unwefsit 22 ilii 17 24 ,iiii dge Q 5 9 24 fvaf 35 24 ,ark 32 A 19 Lake Park 3rd arf t. Francis Tournament out of 8 7th at Conf. out of 8 ., 7th at Districts out of 9 ' 94

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Gymnastics Team Has Building Season ni' Q W' l i ' Back Row-L to R: G. Eggert, D. Wagstaff, A. Byers, C. Allo, J. Stoos, T. Carroll, IVI. Belon, J. Galambos, S. Fulmer, E. Wedow, P NlacAssey. Front Row-L to R: Coach Gilson, J. Cimino, J. Henderson, E. Benson, R. MacDonald, J. Raddatz, R. Carso, Coach Radunzel, The 1974 Wolverine Gymnastics team started out with very young team members. There was 1 junior on the team, so the best word to describe the Wolverines was inexperience. With every member ofthe team returning next year, the gymnastics team will undoubtedly do a lot better. This year the Varsity record was O-11. The Freshman-Sophomore team was 2-11 for the season with 3 very close defeats. The team was led by junior Jim Raddatz, and sophomores Eric Benson, lVlarc Belon, and Eric Wedow. The Varsity Wolverines ended up the season in 5th place in the Conference lVleet, and 6th place in sectionals 96 W.Wf wowv QL Wm., w'w-5, .,..,. T w.w. WQW.. WAN. W.W. W.W. W.W. varsity Gymnastics Scores 1973-74 1 231.515 138.65 30.90 28.68 38.45 31.26 41.19 22.47 33.12 32.18 W.W. Sih in Conference District 5 84 5 84 4 Sectional 6th Buffalo Grove 3 Ric? 0 El9 ' ssiiits 1 E l 95 fl Lafliiff? fififffff i Dems yr-f to Downers Grave Maine North Lake Park Palatine Glenbard South EA8igLeyden than .t,l 73.98 48489 43.43 86.60 57.23 77.61 73.16 104.58 82.90 83.04 92.13 96.75