Glenbrook North High School - Laconian Yearbook (Northbrook, IL)

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'5 LW., N. WW... , , 17 5 A is E MA 3 W' 'ei Q iq 'NS mt ala 'Dx T. Left to right, Row 'l: Coach Baker, Don Murdoch, Dennis Preusker, Larry Larson, Bob Kosid, George Rennix, Larry Pape, Jerry Stenson, Bob Commins, Tom Rogers, Jim Handy, Stu Gibson, Gibby Rose Row 2: Dee Nahigian, Harold Nygaard, Don Olmstead, Dick Lutz, Tom Lutter, Jeff Finlay, John Loose, Cliff Huske, Don Roach, Bill Kessler, Ron Matzen Row 3: Coach Watt, Ken N Eppert, Windy Lang, Tom Walczak, Jim Campbell, Orrin Rugen, Bob Russell, Tom Collins, Mike Bruce, Don Rion, Chip Boatwright Row 4: Steve Reynolds, Bob Gile, Tony Schmelitz, Wolf :M Freese, Phil Scott, Bob Kafka, Dave Slayton, Ron Wenk, Bob Gloor, Doug Colburn Row 5: Dwight Day, Tom Sullivan, Bill Wolter, Greg Sletteland U -: 1 L o is I gk Sophs Finish trong tw, F h Ch Ns' ros amps Although Glenbrook's Sophomore Squad was at Nw an early season disadvantage because of the loss of After losing the opening game 7-O in a close, hard- seven of the 1956 starting freshmen, who moved out of Q fought contest to North Chicago, the Frosh Squad went to the area, the Sophomore Gridmen were still able outscore their opponents l5l points to 60 points for the season. The Sophomore Squad really showed their ability to play football in the last game of the year on to win their next six games and finish the season with a 6-l record. Glenbrook had o total of l7l points for the sea- son, while their opponents scored only l4 points. Opposing coaches considered the team a big and hard running squad. when they beat Zion-Benton's Junior Varsity Squad 45 to 7. The 1957 team was led by co-captains Greg Slet- teland and Orrin Rugen. lt is believed that these boys will have much to add to the 1958 Varsity Squad. FROSH. FOOTBALL Left to right, Row 'l: Ken Whitlow, Dave Altman, Rick Hendricks, Bob Lutter, Al Vodicka, Joe Fitts, Jim Heppner, Jim Russell, Don Mors, Jim Schmadebeck, Ken Jensen Row 2: Gary Mc- Cowan, Dave Lass, Jerry Scott, Fred Lattin, Tom Doty, Bill Jones, Bob Olson, John Bolger, Bill Deering, Vick Lyczak, Rob Nicoll, Jim Coleman Row 3: Ross Benson, Jim Lichtenebert, Steve Page, Jim Barth, Otis Kline, John Cook, Bill Hettich, Tom Specht, Bob Muldoon, Terry North, Coach Siek Row 4: Denny Kellen, Grant Petersen, Henry Gartner, Eddie Rudolph, Jim Herbert, Tim Muldoon, George Christy, Greg Graham, Al Lemke, Ron Elko Row 5: Coach Aldridge, Art Hacker, Joel Fitts, Leroy Borre, Rich Braun, Tom Johnson, Ron Hill ,,,,, . c,,,.,,.,:..,M,4,,,,...f,,...:4 ,,,.. .4 :M ,,,. .W ..-.Q,,,M,Vm ,, , .V - V ss - V A Km so ,rp T, . g i Ear' 2 L ,1 Page 12

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v i Varsity Cross Country Team, Left to right: Manager Bill Upsal, Jim Nash, Larry Deering, Bill Frey Frank Stafford George Graves, Steve Ledger, Bob Litz Missing from picture: Jim Ledvinka CRCSS COU TEAM IS BEST IN S L'S HISTORY Glenbrook's Cross Co ntryl Team finished the sea- s n with the best record -- glxll harrier teams in the sc'ool3 hhtory. Led by Cap aid BHlFrey,they captured second place hmthe TH-Coun y Conference AAeeL beat ing the highly rated North Ch go team 27 to 28. This hig lighted the successful season, which ended with an eig t-won, seven-lost record. Bill Frey was elected most valuable runner for the t rd time in four years. Jim Nash was elected next year's captain by his team-mates. Frosh-Soph Cross Country Team, Let! to right, Row 1: Bill Cichanski, Rich Anderson, Rich Olson, Bob Eaughman Row 2: Manager Kirby Bay, Jirn Kahle, Garry Baerwaldt, Coach Conner Raw 3: Manager Dave Shideler, Lockie Grant, Ray Phillips, Mark Ledger Row 4: Chet Bloden, Rich Basset, Ed Fabiszak, Bruce Kurek Page