Gordon Technical High School - Tech Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ORES SOPHOMORE: FRONT ROW: (left to right) Jong Yi, Joe Sturgeon, Chris THIRD ROW: Dennis Gaynor (Coach), James Cannon, Jack Spiewak, Jose Kassanis, Robert Dyminski, George Alexiades, Joe Ruderschmidt. SEC- Soler, Steve Egresits, Dominic Dugandzic, Bill Erbacci, Francisco Ayala, OND ROW: John Ortiz, Eric Nickl, John Kuechel, Dylan Kramer, Robert Paul Iscra, Robert Mayer, Fr. John Nowak (Chaplain). Anetsberger, Mirek Kiec, Mike Moon, Hong Hwang, John Broniek. SOPHOMORE GORDON OPP. St. Joseph Evanston Loyola Hinsdale South Notre Dame Palatine Hales Franciscan Maine East Fenwick Maine South St. Rita St. Ignatius Brother Rice De La Salle St. Laurence Loyola Glenbrook South Gary Ferguson dodges opponent. NNON PH WHHRHEONNWONHRE FP ROOHHONDOOWDOOOWW CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPS

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Se ee Goal Keeper, Andrs Jacob talks to teammates. dropped to 3-1 in the Catholic League. However, Gordon showed their char- acter by defeating two of the toughest teams in the league, St. Ignatious and Brother Rice. Gordon continued their winning tradition by crushing De La Salle 5-0 and St. Lawrence 4-0. Then, it finally came down to the last game against archrival Loyola. They had to win the game against Loyola in order to tie for the league championship. With Rob- ert Craig scoring twice on headballs, Gordon’ out hustled Loyola and beat them 2-0. After beating Glenbrook North 4-0, Grodon carried that winning momen- tum to crush Quigly North merciless- ly 14-0 in their first state playoff game. Then came Francis Parker, who eliminated the Rams from the playoff last year. Going for a revenge, Gordon quickly jumped to a 1-0 lead with Wil- lie Felian scoring on a breakaway. But Francis Parker proved that they were tough by scoring one with five min- utes remaining in the game. However, this time, it was the Rams’ turn to prove their character by scoring with five seconds remaining in double- overtime. With this win Gordon set up a new record of 11 wins and no losses on their home ground. Gordon went on to play Evanston, who was by this time the second ranked team in the state, for the sec- tional championship. After allowing a goal, Gordon fought back hard. How- ever Evanston proved t hat they were also tough on their own home- ground, especially with a one-goal lead. Although Gordon lost 1-0, it was with a dignified loss, for they had giv- en their best. Inspite of this loss, this year’s team won its 8th straight Catholic League Championship and third straight Niles West Tournament Championship. All in all, the team can look back on a very rewarding and productive year.

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Soccer GT: ‘82-'83 FRESHMAN: FIRST ROW: Pat Christian, John Gillespie, Jeff Willgale, ROW: Kermit Eby (Head: Coach), Bob Gagner (Assistant Coach), Carl Danny Gercer, Steve Irezic, Jose Pellicier, Ceaser Vera, Mario Velez. SEC- Lemaine, John Dattoma, Salvatore Anemone, Mirscak Cubic, John Per- OND ROW: Juan Cruz, Ken Zech, Sean Ridgeway, Mike DaSilva, Dan kowski, Gus Antzakles, Atanas Oplchenski, George Austin, Fr. John Kang, John Vucicevic, George Carces, Hans Meng, Ernie Arteta. THIRD Nowak (Moderator). FRESHMAN . GORDON OPP Glenbrook South Loyola Maine East St. Viator Quigley South Hinsdale South Maine South N. S. Country Day St. Ignatius Evanston St. Joseph St. Patrick Loyola N. S. Country Day NN PRON RO OWNnNf OR RR Robert Craig passes to teammate. RPNNR ON OrRNrRRN WON -5 TIED -5 LOST -4