Evanston Township High School - Key Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Mr. Rothacher, head coach, worked primarily with the backfield while Mr. Connor coached the line. The regulars, who include several sixty-minute men, were the co- captains Dick Jones, center, and Erv hHauf, fullback; Bud Lemon and Jim Parsegian, guards,- Jim hlorne and Bob Bliss, tackles,- Corky Johnson and Buddy Rice, two junior ends,- Dick Snyder and Dave de Swarte at the halves,- and Orchie Benington, quarter- back. Senior reserves were Russ Aagaord, Sam Adams, Tom Boswell, Fred hHarker, Art Herpolsheimer, Bill hiaefke, Johnny Johns, Bill Ward, Ed Ziemet, and h arold Schulz. Of the regulars, Erv hiauf was chosen all-suburban fullback and Dick Jones, Jim hHorne, Bob Bliss, Bud Lemon and Dick Snyder received honorable mention. Next years co-captains. Buck Chaney, who alternated with Benington, and Corky Johnson, headed a promising group of juniors: Rice, Seymour, Smith, Theilman, Ligore, Helm, Francis, Shedd and Brumbaugh.

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Let us in there. On the bottom. Climb oboard.

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r™ ' ' : TOP — Al Perry, Elliott Westbrook, Clifton Merry, Coach Schultz. BOTTOM — Don Joyce, Art Murray, Leon Miles. Harry Jackson While the well-clad footballers were tearing up the practice fields, scantily-clad cross-country men braved the wintry winds to run their two-mile-plus race. An outstanding distance runner was found in Elliott Westbrook, who won firsts in all but two meets. In the big invita- tional meet at Proviso, in which the team finished sixth out of twelve competitors, Westbrook won a second. Other good men who placed in the meets were Art Murray, Leon Miles, Cliff Merry, Al Perry, and Don Joyce. Mr. Schultz was the cross country coach. In the season s record, which follows, low score wins: Palatine 48 Evanston . .19 Skokie . . . . 51 Evanston . . . 24 Lane 18 Evanston ..45 Morton... 34 Evanston ...22 Proviso 28 Evanston . .28 Maine . . .27 Evanston . . .30 25