Colusa High School - School Daze Yearbook (Colusa, IL)

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Frosh A Opponent Evanston Waukegan Waukegan Highland Park New Trier West Glenbrook North Niles North Maine South Niles East Niles West Maine West Deerfield Glenbrook South Highland Park New Trier West Glenbrook North Glenbrook South Frosh B Opponent Evanston Waukegan Waukegan Highland Park New Trier West Glenbrook North Niles North Maine South Niles East Niles West Maine West Deerfield Glenbrook South Highland Park New Trier West Glenbrook North lykill SOPH BASEBALL: Bottom row: B. Sylverne, D. Malter, B. Markin, A. Teicher, M. Sir Heinz. Second row: S. Donatucci, R. Musso, J. Berenson, N. Prorok, T. Johnson, M. Jac Levin. Top row: F. Krohe, Coach, F. Landsman, T. Spino, M. Small, M. Stone, B. Ringstr: Perry, J. Fischer, The frosh A and B teams had 1 triumphs this year. The A team had a c pointing 4-13 season, while the B team fin with 12 wins and 5 losses. Coach Gregg proud of all his team members and felt the hibited good individualism. Gregg feels th: A team was hurt by the numbers of mis 1 Glenbrook South 9 FROSH BASEBALL: Bottom row: S, Keigan, G. Goralski, S. Barlett, T. Bradley, J. Walsh, D. Janofskey, mgr. Top row: S. E DeChaud, J. Hoffman, B. Nakao, T. Gavlin, B. Etchingham, B. man coach, M. Schneider, G. Stoltz, T. Brady, B. Tinkoff, B. Co Levinson, M. Werba, S. Cohen, J. Dahlgren, A. Steifel. Second row:J. Fajnor, G. Perschon, J. Arnold, D. York, G. Vishoot, D. Pin Greenfield, mgrg R. Lent, T. Barto, J. Koza, T. lmburgia, C. Naprav- Shore. M. Palmas. S. Chase. J. Gregg.

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J. Lenard, FROSH TRACK: Bottom row: Broton, S. DeChaud, M. Buttliair, J. Schutten, Soloman, P. Miller. Second row: L. Alemon, P. Millar, B. Facotr, . . Grosscup, J. Fitzpatrick, C. Hanson. Lckmen Win Honors r- I' Jones, G. Bolioux, J. Polizani, Donetelli, J. Nakao. Top row: Racknavich, B. Bailey, R. Mussar, B. Drennon, . Varsity Outdoor Track OMORE TRACK: Bottom row: J. Gagliardi, S. Nelleson, B. Warman, A. Lebanon, T. Vin- lecond row: J. Mattes, D. Wacktenheim, G. Mattes, T. Betti, C. Fry, B. Kirby, K. Struck. row: J . Osborne, B. Sellers, H. Joern, B. Ringstrand, B. Anderson, J . Tichman, T. Tomasik, n. Top row: P. Donahue, B. Fied, C. Kulas, T. Plodzien, K. Domanchuk, J. Hackl, D. Cwik, ltzer, C. Mass. Vith a 12-2 record and a second place in rence Maine East's varsity level indoor team did very well this season according to h Couglan. Maine East defeated 57 teams 2 Oak Park relays by placing sixth out of 63 als. Schmid, Rea, Babcock, and O'Hagan com- l the outstanding varsity relay team. Plac- igh in all meets were long distance runners Evanston relays. On the frosh level the con- ference championship was conquered. Varsity outdoor track succeeded in taking high honors at each invitational meet they attended. Outstanding performances were given by both the varsity and the frosh-soph teams as they both placed first at the C.S.L. divisional meet. The varsity also took third out of twenty- two teams at both the Niles North and Prospect - -. .1 1 1-1 .1 11 1 1 . 1 1 ME Opponent 105 Wheeling 22 Palatine 21 148 Deerfield 45 New Trier West 4E 105 Niles North 25 Frosh-Soph Outdoor Track ME Opponent 98 Wheeling 21 Palatine 21 109 Niles North 21 113 Deerfield 55 New Trier West 51

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Varsity Baseball Sophomore Baseball Opponent ME Opponent Evanston Lyons 4 Evanston 9 New Trier East 5 New Trier East 6 Glenbrook South 2 Waukegan 1 Waukegan 6 Waukegan 5 Waukegan 2 Highland Park 1 Highland pei-li 2 New Trier West 1 New Ti-ier West 7 Glenbrook North 4 Glenbrook North 7 Niles N01'th 8 Niles North 1 Maine South 11 Maine South 8 Niles East 7 Niles East 2 Niles West 3 Niles West 1 Maine West 3 Maine West 3 Deerfield 2 Deerfield 4 Glenbrook South 1 Glenbrook South 4 Highland Park 5 Highland perk 10 New Trier West 1 New Trier West 2 Glenbrook North 3 Glenbrook North Glenbrook South 6 ather Interferes With ITY BASEBALL: Bottom row: B. Contorno, M. Zweig, B. Swanson, J. Alt- Sellergren. Second row: M. Ligget, ass't. coachg J. Peterson, R. Galbavy, J. M Lauesen, D. Scher, H. Ward, head coach. Top row: B. Feezor, T. Jacobs, C. ll M Elatkin, M. Mahoney, R. Batliner, E. Mendrala. Season Snow causing backlogged games created a disadvantage for the varsity baseball team. With a late start the team only practiced on their game field twice. With a 7-7 record in league play and a 5-12 in conference, the season ended better than Coach Ward expected. Co-captains for the team were Mahoney and Christell. i MVP Laussen along with teammates Christell and Elatkin made all-conference. Next year's season promises to be a real challenge. With a change in the set-up, the Demons will be playing in one of the toughest divisions in the state. The sophomores finished their season with a 9-5 record. They captured the North Division championship and placed fourth in conference. a triple. Opponent is tagged out trying to stretch his hit 1