Eisenhower High School - Crest Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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5 6 4. Bruns running an option against Thorton. 5. Michael Carey going into Thorton's defense. 6. Varsity football team: ll-rl Bottom rovv: Manager Coleman Robinson, Herb Seyl, Chuck DeWilkens, Calvin Jefferson, Manager Lou Fieginelli. Second row, Cornelius Moore, Larry Glielmi, Scott Bruns, Fiich Mikes, Jack.Tieman, Dan Ferrin, Jim Cavallini, Mike Carey. Third row, Coach Jim Klutcharch, Mike Medley, Leroy Krueger, Pat Hanlon, Doug Topolski, Jerry Palomo, Bob Oderiol Darrell Wheatley, Head Coach Dick Wiener. Top row. Coach Bernie Budzik, Tony Fiutzen, Doug Wicks, Jeff Anhorn, John Kuzel, Charles Harris, Carl Atkins, Dan Sodersten, Bill Maihofer, 7. 85- Pat Hanlon and 55-Jim Cavallini team up to stop a Thorton ballcarrier. Coming in to assist is 74- Jerry Palomo,

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Vorsity Cords Post 6-3 Seoson 1 2 Varsity Cardinals finished the season with a 6 win and 3 loss record. Among the wins was a 48-6 victory over Eisenhower's sister school Richards, avenging lasts years loss at their hands. The Cards finished third in the S.l.C.A. North Conference behind tough competition. The Cardinals wide receiver, Jeff Anhorn, was selected i . to the Illinois All-State team after breaking the 3 school record of most receptions set by James Smith in 1972. MOST VALUABLE W Jeff Anhorn . i DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR i Pat Hanlon and Jim Cavallini i TRI-CAPTAINS Jerry Palomo Scott Bruns Michael Carey ALL CONFERENCE Pat Hanlon Michael Carey Jim Cavallini Jeff Anhorn ALL AREA lCHlCAGOl Jeff Anhorn ALL STATE Jeff Anhorn 1. Scott Bruns showing his passing form. 2. Jeff Anhorn brings in another Bruns pass. 3. Cardinals preparing to call a play. 16-Scott Bruns, 64-Charles Harris, 55-Jim Cavallini, 70-John Kuzel, 74-Jerry Palomo, 76-Dan Sodersten, 85-Pat Hanlon, 25-Mike Carey, 26-Darryll Wheatley, 35-Tony Rutzen, 84-Jeff Anhorn.

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Sophomore Footboll Runs l-lot ond Cold Sophs had all the talent they needed but couldn't put it together. Reflecting on this season, Coach lVlclVlillan stated, Overall, vve possessed talent but not the Clepm- VV9 needed a couple more weeks of practice to fully develop. The boys did a fine job, most of them going both ways, plus specialty teams. There vvill be some fine ball players out of this bunch. 1. Brady finds a hole and seeks daylight through Thorton's defense. 2. Ally drives for that extra yard. 3. Kuzanek boots the big one. 4. Brady angles around end supported by Cardinal blockers. 5. Top: R. Tomiello, S. Trester, IVI. Waszak, H. Ellis K. Kooistra, J. Stadnik, A. Alley, D. Kuzanek. Row 2- Coach Rumpf, C. Mills, Nl. Donovan, K. Ganzer, D. Koalowski, S. Volrath, J. Flores, E. Hedstrom, D. Patchin, Coach Enzminger, Coach lVlc lVlillan. Row 3- R. Brady, J. Heniff, T. Graben, D. Nlc lnturf, Nl. Brown, IVI. Gierman, D. Ferrin, T. Leppellere, lVl. Bowie. Bottom- L. Pinto, M. Houlihsn, J. Flademacher, IVI. lVlcNaughton, K. Koehler, J. Bitters, J. Hagadus, lVl. Werner, J. Kowalsky. 5 2 4