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

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Second Row: Byrnes, Gilson, Kaufman, Long, Norcoff, Trusdell. Seiger, Cook. Fronf Row: McFarland, Babcock, Capfain Voigfs, Sfevenson, Currie, Daly. Griggs, B. Jones. Wifh a fhrilling fwo-poinf vicfory over Deerfield, Coach Rocky l-lampfon's baskefball squad added anofher championship frophy fo fhe growing collecfion in fhe gymnasium. 'l' 'l' + Because of fhe keen compefifion for firsf-sfring berfhs, af no fime during fhe season could one have named fhe sfarfing line-up. Capfain Bob Voigfs and Junie Griggs were oufsfanding for fheir sfellar work af guard and forward. Jim Currie worked well af bofh posifions, and Bill McFarland played a sfeady, dependable game af guard, while a quarfef of ofher forwards- Earl Cook, Frifz Gablenz. Ollie Babcock, and Bevin Jones-saw frequenf acfion. The pivof sfyle of offense, wifh Bob Norcoff. Sfre'rch Sfevenson, and Bob Daly alfernafing af cenfer, proved very successful, yef fhe greafesf example of our coordinafion and feam play was fhe beaufiful sfall offense, a sfyle which demands accuracy and perfecf fiming. + + 'l' ln confrasf fo fhe heavies, fhe lighfweighfs had one of fheir pooresf seasons in recenf years, due fo fhe lack of sfeadiness in fhe players. Don Rogers, Dal Jones, Cy Williams, Dick l-ledblom, and John Nieznanski 'rurned in good records. 'l' 'l' 'l' V7 LA

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BASEBALL TEAM FronT Row: Johnson, l-l.STenholm, Seiger, D.Deck, Byrnes. Fronczak, Wegman. Second Row: llvlanagerl, VoigTs, Brinker, Kaufman, Hanscom, Johns, Gilson. WiTh The warm, sunny afTernoons of lafe spring Beardsley field becomes alive wifh aThleTic acTiviTies-runners circling The dark cinder oval, -orange-iersied spring fooT- ballers, and The smooTh green of The baseball diamond, 'sprinkled wiTh sprighTly, gray- clad figures. Here one hears The smack of baT on ball, The chaTTer of The infielders, and The banTer of The lolling galleryiTes wafching baTTing pracfice-all These make one feel The vigor and pep ThaT make baseball America's favoriTe sporT. 'l' 'l' + This year's Team is alrnosf enTirely new To varsify compeTiTion, buT iT is a nine ThaT has been show- ing iTs meTTle from The sTarT. A Trio of hard hiTTers make up The ouTfield-Hanscom, Gilson, and Johns. VoigTs aT firsT, Taylor aT second, Don Deck aT shorT, and Seiger aT The hoT corner give Evansfon a peppy infield. + + + BuT The hearT of a Team is iTs baTTery. Coach Rocky I-lampTon has again found a sfellar piTcher and a depend- able caTcher in Jack Kaufman and Bob Brinker. Though ofTen called upon for heavy duTy, Kaufman has supplied The Team wiTh The sTeady moundwork iT needs Tor vicTory. Carr SJC 9,320