Downers Grove North High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Downers Grove, IL)

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Row I R. ( iihhi (Mur.). R (i i sniNMM., I ('•mm. T I’m mu. I. Smaii . R Davidson. B. Mavis. (• I an .i. r. I. Siinkowski. Row J I McKi rnan. I I’avi.ik. I) Mai i i h. IV Barr. I . Donaiioi A. Tirrviiy. R (imz. II. Kravsi. IV Ki.uoir. Rom V D III NTINl), ( . Scill.AI.il. I. I .CM S. I. SlAl.I.ARD. R. l)ci AS, T. I’.M I SI N. II. I’l.l TCII. M. Tl NNI'.RY, IV PrOSEK, I Viti.k. Mr. W’ii.i man. Mr. Siaiii. Row I I Banks. R W’ai.ni r. (• Bivik. I I vnir. I S am on. I Ioiinson. I Brotiii rton. I Siiwarison. I. Km mm i ( '. llOWIRS, I. DrINKWATIR VarAitif Jcctball SliASON SCOUliS 1). Cl. 20 Naperville 0 1). G. 10 ( denlmrd 13 1). G. 21 Arlington 1 leiglils 0 1). 13 K iverside 1 3 i). ( ;. 0 1 linsdale 20 1). (;. 13 York 6 1). Cl. 13 Maine II 1). c.. 6 1 .a ( irange 0 ( )nr rarsily football Irani established a name for ilself by playing an excellent brand of football throughout the entire season. With a conference record of four victories, two defeats, and one tie. they ivere able to clinch third place in the West Suburban Conference. I lie team of ’ mas better than average, for its two losses mere to an undefeated I linsdale eleven anil to once beaten Maine. In its only non conference game, which is the annual opener tvilh iXapercille. I).(' . emerged victorious with « 20 0 score. ( )ur two co captains, lack Stallard and I om Johnson, along tvilh lack- I )rinkivater and lion ( 'leadening, mere selected by the coaches of the conference for positions on the All Conference team Johnson mas chosen for a position in the bach field, while Stallard and ('leadening earned their positions of center and tackle respectively. I'or his outstanding performance at end. Jack Drinkwaler was the only I rojan repeater to the team. 28

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