Evanston Township High School - Key Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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VARSITY FOOTBALL Third Row: Schnering, Walworth, Frank, Lowe, Whiteside, Meigs, Schlacks, Erlnnd, Siddall. Srcomz' Row: Walker CManagerJ, Feltes, Masak, McKinley, Babcock, Champion, Woods, Haines, Foster QManagerJ. Front Row: Dawson, Constable, Tonk, Cook, Najdowski, I-Iaug, Dolke, App, Wakefield. if The excitement, the nervousness, and finally the satisfaction of the Oak Park game- the tension during the last minute of the New Trier battle, and the unrestrained enthusi- asm after that touchdown are moments unequaled. But these recollections are over- shadowed by the memory of the cooperation, the fine coaching, and the will to win that made possible a championship. 1 ' JUNIOR VARSITY ' Tlairrl Row: Breeden, Shumway, Stolle, Hanson, Bartlett, Smith, Wells, Gunn. Sccoml Row: Cohen, Graves, Howe, Martin, Fogarty, Siamas, Wilson. Front Row: Petrick, Harker, Johnson, Eadie, Page-Woody Frazier, Przybylski, Horder. SENIOR YEAR BOOK 1933

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Qi JI B 1 s 4 'lib If W-1' S f 'R ln l --N A-J : .... ., 4 5 f'f' ' ' l COACHES Svfoml Row: Lieut. Reeseman, Rifleg Lieut. jones, Track, Mr. Buffmire, Footballg Mr. Cameron, Footballg Mr. Parker, Boxing and Wrestling, Mr. M. Hampton, Business Manager of Athletics, Mr. Muchmore, Football. Front Row: Mr. Magill, Intramural and Tennisg Mr. R. Hampton, Basketball and Baseball, Mr. Vance, Football and Swimming, Mr. Schultz, Football, Basketball and Trackg Mr. Wilson, Basketball' Mr. Glennie, Football and Baseball. :l It is the coach 'that builds the team.', Without the unselfish service of its coaches Evanston's record would undoubtedly be less commendable. Through their efforts we have Won four championships in one year. 1 Another successful season has passed into history. For the coaches a championship is not an unusual event, but to those who participated, it holds a multitude of stirring reminiscences. Living over some of the games, a few high spots stand out. 1 9 Below: The big worry of the 1895 football coach-complete with manager and both substitutes. We wonder who was the official corset-lacer-upper! 1883 THE EVANST-ONIAN

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Serond Row: Hammar, Fogarty, Frazier, McCarthy, Porter fManagerJ, Beach, Smith, Jones, Najdowski, Williams. Front Row: Griggs, Wood, Deck, Barnes, Frank, Greenslade, Peters, Crawford, Voigts, Najdowski. 5 Not to be outdone by the Evanston football team, the wildkit cagers romped off with the undisputed titular -honors, the runner-up, Oak Park, was two full games behind. 1 Coach Hampton's quintet was seriously handicapped all year by the lack of a lanky lad for center. Moose Moore, Louie Peters, and Jerry Barnes handled the center post in a skillful fashion. Jack Crawford and Clint Frank teamed together as guards in stopping all opponents' scoring activities. Leonard Wood and John Greenslade rang up many points in the forward line. 1 Below are the boy-wonders of 1901. Now we know what coaches have to go through. The object on the chap's knee is a basketball, not the class pillow. 1, nw :- vt jx A W he f WA 1883 THE EVANS-TONIAN