Donovan High School - Donovo Yearbook (Donovan, IL)

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BASKETBALL BANQUET TnunslAv'Evenrns NhR0l'27TN Tae V 4qgE. BASKETIRLL :ws Ano mean PATHERSWQFRB, suesrs AT A BANQUET PLANNED .uv TMAQQH 4 'XLTTHQE EDITH Jonnsron, Hone eoononnos 'rEAossze::i. fa ' AFTER THE BANQUET SHORT TALKS WERE .Qg4Qpf oiven BY MR. Goee, MR. BETHEL, REV. 4, Uoonnan, FATnen Hazen AND FATHER Louen- 9 Len. THE TOASTMASTER UAS Mn. SCHARFQ 5 THE GUEST SPEAKER wAs FA?HER PAT FARR2LLgCHAPLlN AT THE PONTIAC Reroan- ATORYQ ' SEVERAL or THE BASKETBALL nova MADE snonv TALxs on THE PAST AND ruTune'oe THE BASKETBALL TEAM, GREATLY IM' rnoveo ov THE coAoH, MR. GoFF. COACH AWARDED LETTERS To seven senaoas: WARREN SWANSON, DALE Mevznneen, Roo- ERT Jonnson, Ross Mbaaxson, Mvnon Mbnnxson, RALPH Linus enen AND RUSSELL DOYLEQ Five Junxons, dunxon Ansenenu, ELnon Mnnauls, Rouen? WARD, DonALn Anoenson AND IVAN Jonnson. A LETTER UAS AWARDEU TO THE Mhnseen Bun Jonn- SONQ TENNIS Tennis as EAST necomxns AN ACTIVE SPORT IN 0onovAn Elan. Mone ce THE novs Ann GlRLS Ane GAININBA tnTEnesT an IT exon YEARu THE uovs was Aae AcTlvE an THE sPonT ARE: EMxL ESKENGRENf Geonee W. BARD, DQNALD WDUQKU Annenson, RICHARD HDICKU Jonnson, Ano Gene Merzlneen , THE GIRLS uno ARE MOST Acrnve nn TENNIS Ame: WYONA Nounle, VxvxAn CHANGNON, MARJORIE Beooneg Ano HELEN ELL I OTTQ TRACK Tnns YEAR oun TRACK TEAM HAS aneATLY'nnPaovEo. Wm nAve won SEVERAL nxaaons Ano MEDALS in VARIOUS' ueers. AT THE lnoquozs Gonreaenoe MEET UMOOSEU Mbnnnson non Pxnsr nn THE MILE, AND seconu nn Tue R20 YARD nAsH. ROBERT LAIRD won FIRST IN THE HIGH Jump WHSLE RALPH LINDGREN PLAoEo seoono an THE nunoneo YARD DASH AND rounrn an THE 220 A AT THE counrv MeeT Mbose' ion FinsT xn Tue urge AND Elnsr lN.THE HALF MlLEg Rouen? LAIRD PLAGED FOURTH an THE nten JUMP.

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ANOTHEM IMEURTANF ITEM IS THE . AHEQR STATE BASEDALL TOURNAMENT IN WHICH ITEM Q p THE .JILDCATS ARE TO 'DEE-EYN-T15-R.ED. AND Ann TT ik, 'MAY we SAY THAT DF THEY CAN.RtAY THE ig HQ' SAME CALIBEH ,OF' BASEBALL THAT THEY A 1-Q5 f- .Q gg NE DID LH-T FALL AND ADD'SOME NATURAL tl IMPROVEMENT THEY MAY TRAvEL A LONG L N - WAYU I . ,, . , . , DUE TO THE LOSS OF SUCH A FEW ' SENIDRS--HPEANIEN, TONY, R4 MORRISON, , SHORTY-NEXT YEAR'S SQUAD WILL-DE com- POSED MOSTLY or EXPERIENCED PLAYERS. JUNIOR ARSENEAU WILL DE DAox AS PITCHER AFTER A WHALL SUMMERIS WORK. No DDUDT THE REST or THE TEAM wILL ALSO GET EXPERIENCE THIS SUMMER ON THE AMERICAN LEDIDN TEAM. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF BOYS WHO SHOULD MAKE THE BASEBALL SQUAD AN IMPROVEMENT UPON THIS YEARISI ROBERT KBDDJ WARD JUNIDR KSPIKEI ARSENEAU JUNIOR KSOAKD NDURIE BYRON KSUCKERD NOURIE ARTHUR KSPEEDI MARTELL ELMER KWHIZZERI WHITE WILDUR KNICKI BAUER GENE HMETZ, METZINSER RICHARD KDICKQ JOHNSON Bos KBUDBYJ DEPATIS DONALD QDUTCH, SwARTz THE FIRST NINE LAST FALL PITCHER JUNIOR ARSENEAU CATDHER. UPEANIEH SWANSON FIRST BASEMAN SECOND BASEMAN . SHORTSTOP THIRD BASEMAN RIGHT FIELDER CENTER FTELDER A -LEFT FIELDER T .,, DALE METzINeER JDE LAMIE . IVAL JOHNSON ELUON MARQUIS GERALD DEPATIS Ross MORRISON DONALD SUABTZ

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FIRST ROW! SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: BASEBALL ' J. Anssnenu, J. LAMIE,' W. SWQNSUN,' I. JOHNSON, D. NETZINGERQ R, MORRISON5 D. Swnnvz, G. DEPATxs, E. MARQu:s. R. DEPATIS, R. LAREAU, J. Nounzs, R. DOYLE R. WARD, E. WHrTE,'B. NOUR3E,'Wo BAUER, A. MARTELL, E. THoMAS, L. LESAGE, MR. Gorr. TRACK R. DEPATIS, E. THoMAs, E. MARQUIS, A. MARTELL, O. ARSENEAU, E. WHITE, R.LzNuh anew, B. Nounxz, MR. Gorr, D. METZINGERQ H. LAJRD, W. SwANsoN, R. MORRISON, I. Busw WELL 1 TENNIS R. Jbnnson, D. ANUERS0N,A G. BARD,-GENE Mzrzlwssn, E. ESKENGRENQ