Abbott Junior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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SEVE TH GRADE BA KETBALL N TIGERS: Tom Wright, Ron Voltz, Andy Schlaefli, lack Ben Royer, Dave Sinnet, Jerry Willey, Harry Lchubbe, Jim Shales - Mr. Hotsenpiller, Coach. 'SW Sw BEARS: Gordon Banwart, Don Bradley, Jerry Cirrincione, David Carey, Keith Carlson, Dick Ahrens, Charles Brandt, Mr. Niemi, fCoachJ. Keith Follman was not present for picture. X s i .C 1 n: ' 'H I A l Sunderlage, LIONS: 1 Everet Frey, Dale Furness, Jim Humphrey, I Craig Kowalski, Ron Koehn, Neil Grosnickle, Ray Holmquist, Roger Karsten, Mr. Hotsenpil- ler. LLIN P A N T HE R S: Larry Mades, Don Kramer, Perry Pope, Dale Reinking, Ben Redman, Roger Ritter, Jim Mor- ton, Roy Rasmussen, Jim Renwick, Mr. Hotsen- piller. EIN Elly R The Bears, coached by Mr. Niemi, won 7 games and lost three. The Lions, Panthers, and Tigers were coached by Mr. Hotsenpiller, The Lions won 2 games and lost 83 the Panthers won 9 and lost lg while the Tigers won 7 and lost 3. Forty seventh grade boys participated in the 1951 -52 basketball season.

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RAMBLERS: ROW 1: Joe Giambelluca, Sam Corapi Mr. Hulmes fCoachJ. ROW 2: Dick Ciaccio, Carl Buehler, Larry Christiansen, Ed Burke, Jack Cirrincione, Dick Anderson, Gerald Gilbert, Bill Culverson, Jules Aronson. EAGLES: Doug Williams, Chuck Schroder, Cliff Ward, Jerry Seagren, Lee Sparks, Gene Walz, Doug Wallace, Gary Shales, Fred Weaver, Mr. Hulmes CCoachJ, EIGHTH GRADE BA KETBAL BLACK!-IAWKS: FRONT ROW: Bill Scarritt, Herb Mullinox, Mr. Niemi fCoachJ. SECOND ROW: Bill Parlasca, Jim Payne, Bill Sandberg, Harold Rowe, La Verne Olson, Bob Pawlak, George McNabney, John Ross, Bruce Phelps. L The final standings would seem to indicate this is rather a lean year for the Abbott eighth graders. If .ludged on the basis of wins and losses this is probably true. However, with no less than 48 boys contributing to the welfare ofthe four teams, one can readily see there was no lack of interest in this group. The same is indicated by the many loyal followers and cheerleaders who backed the boys at each game. It should be recorded that this was certainly a season of exciting ball games, many being settled by one or two points. In Fact, Abbott teams were involved in four overtime games, which is probably a record. Wins Losses Zephyrs 7 4 Eagles 5 5 Blackhawks 4 7 Ramblers I 9 Z E P H Y R S: Karl, Tom Hickey, Mr. Hulmes QCoachJ. Jerry Hulke, Tom Grant, Leonard Leetzow, jerry Hud gens, Bill Johnston, Greg Koon, Jerry Marshall, Denton ua.3

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UN FRULIC The annual Fun Frolics stunt show, sponsored by the speech and music departments, under the direction of Mrs. Marge Radloff and Miss Ellagene Morgan, was presented on the nights of February 28 and 29. First prize winner was Seasons in Review, second prize went to Abe Lincoln , while third and fourth went to Beauty Parlor and Four Freedoms respectively. Other acts pictured are Atlantic City and Minstrel Show .