Harold L Richards High School - Golden Year Yearbook (Oak Lawn, IL)

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won honors during Bulldogs rugged season -X-'-' ? Z Q 2 5 Band struck up the loyalty song as the Bulldogs charged onto the field. Bulldog lucklers trounned a Cardinal ball carrier. JUNIOR VARSITY tl? L l A, L I R .,.- A - , - HLR Opponent 7 Tllornridge 20 0 Eisenhower 19 l 6 Bloom 34 7 Thornton 20 l 0 Rich Central 19 Enthusiastic fans cheered the Bulldogs onward despite frigid weather. Lmnx o oo, 207

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206 l i Last minute instructions from Coach Tysall were received by Rich Wright before entering the game. Taking the handoff from jim Bobrowicz, Bob Somerville charged around end with jack Nemeth and jim Welsh running the interference. Somerville and Sands 1 5 Ti, S q Ill ' , nt 3' .N Y, ., -S 1 , , 114 ,lf 1' .ff ' S -1, ,' S' KI-1.11 S Qi. it verve, ' 4 i s QI Y I 'NK- 'L is ,,...,fl at 15 T . -D 1 it .f 'g . .fei- .-.'..f,. 3:15 fi Alter running a kickoff back lor a touchdown. Tom Galowilch needed to wet his whistle, Some of the elusive foorwork which won Bob Somerville the Most Valuable Player award was apparent in this charge,

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208 B5 IX I' '62, 'vue '17 y N15 '13 '51, 75f gglyi I' Wo! digg 6 lstf SOPHOIVDRE FOOTBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW: Steve Kaar, Larry Nickels, Ronald Grahovec. Michael Willeford, Wayne Wilson, Glen Seimetz. SECOND ROW: Mike Selvage, manager, jim Martinez, john Immordino, Rich Lavaja, Dan McDermott, Ralph Schmidt, George Loera, Robert Wirth. THIRD ROW: Much will be expected of the sophomore team when they be- gin to play varsity football. Skill and determination highlighted each of their games and convinced the spectators of a reward- ing future. The intense games and rugged practice sessions of- fered the boys plenty of experience. Much of their success could be attributed to the fine coaching staff of Mr. Vock, Mr. Last, and Mr. Aramowicz. Sophomore football players often received much attention because their games were immediately prior to the varsity games and because they would soon make up the varsity team. The new Campus was still a young school, and the victories of the sophomores became symbols of hope for future games. Colorguards Martha Korke, Fran Komar, Rick Paus, Peter Davidovitch, Sue Angel, and Judy Paleczny stood at attention while the band executed formations during the varsity game halftime. 1iN Coach Vock, Greg Halm, Angelo Besbekas, Carl Leedy, Dave Noble, David Brown, john Lurquin, Mike leach, Coach Last. BACK ROW: Pete Brundage, Gary Strutz, Bruce Sindewald, Gregg Relnecke, jim Williams, Ron Finke, Den- nis Lejeck, and Larry Dillon. Sophomores learned SOPHOMORE HLR Opponent 0 Thornridge 34 13 Eisenhower 6 14 Bloom 26 13 Thornton 39 13 Tinley Park 6 6 Thornridge 27 31 Eisenhower 19 28 Bloom 39 12 Thornton 20 Eluding an opposing tackler, Brad White sprinted for a long gain after receiv- W ing the pass from quarterback Dennis Lejeck.