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

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2l6 Q54 NORTHTVEST FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM- FRONT ROW: Hob David- BACK ROTV: Coach Korhonen, Steve Horvath, Kirk Humbrccht, Toni Delluer, uviich, Rich Thompson, Ron Murray, captain, Greg Galgnn. SECOND ROW: Dave Anders. Toni Mackey, and Kirby licleus. Mark Lewis, Bob Logsdun. ,lack Vogel, nm- mini, Jody scimier. non sigma. Freshman basketball teams were taught NORTHEAST FRESHM.-KN BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW: Fred Posch, jarnell. BACK ROW: Couch ATHIIIOWTCZ, Tony Piwowarski, Dave Enright, Dar- Gcne Pallardy. Gary Polcliow, Ron Anderson. Daryl Swanson. SECOND ROW: rell Onken, Mike Baird, john Pakallca, Ron King, Chris Kirkel, and john Bev' Tom Shcppy, Kirk Lichenslein, Allen linker, Bill Neubauer,.Iim Langland. Rich ink.

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in preparation for following years Gaining position and out jumping his opponent. Greg lleineeke came flown with the rebound. 4 l Bulldog center, jack Ncmcth, tipped in a shot as Ken Lrmgland awaited the rebound. The members ofthe sophomore basketball team showed much promise and talent as they worked their way through a rough year. Competing on the same schedule as the varsity, the sopha omores got off to a slow start, losing six out of their first seven games. Under the patient guidance of Coach Lalfoy, the team finished strong and had a record of 4-12. It took many long hours of practice to prepare the boys for the tough competition ofthe South Suburban League. Driving down the floor, jim Bobrowiez looked to pass to Rick Murray or Bill Kavanagh. SUPHOMORE HLR OPPONENT 43 Morgan Park 34 31 'fhornridge 70 31 AA. Stagg 35 41 Eisenhower 49 25 Thornton 69 27 Bloom 60 51 Momence 53 61 Providence 47 54 St. Anne 51 26 Thornridge 51 48 Eisenhower 61 44 Bishop McNamara 39 41 Thornton 72 38 Bloom 68 44 Providence 46 43 Evergreen Park 48 2l5

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NORTHWEST FRESHMAN H LR 01-'PONEN T 64 Thornridge 79 62 Northeast 31 56 Old Main 58 41 Thornton 37 53 Southeast 45 47 Rich Central 51 63 Oak Lawn 60 57 Bloom 73 66 Thornton Frac. South 68 48 Old Main 61 73 Thornridge 52 61 Thornton 73 52 Tinley Park 36 68 Bloom 59 73 Southeast 52 69 Northeast 49 importance of good NORTHEAST FRESHMAN HLR OPPONENT 32 Rich Central 36 31 Northwest 62 59 Southeast 54 31 Lemont 25 13 Thornton 79 19 Old Main 42 41 Bloom 58 36 Thornton Frac. South 41 17 Southeast 64 42 Thornridge 50 31 Thornton 56 40 Bloom 68 29 Old Main 51 49 Northwest 69 .ini Fighting his way toward the basket, Ron Murray, A5 Slew Howalh Pu' UP 3 Shen leading freshman scorer, shot for two points. lump Shot, lack Vogel hauled for inside rebounding position. The Northeast and Northwest schools had separate fresh- man basketball teams. Mr. john Aramowicz coached N.E. and Mr. Gary Korhonen led the N.W. Bulldogs on to victories. The teams played the same schedule as the junior varsity. N.E. and N.W. competed against each other plus other mem- bers of the South Suburban League. The N.W. team was the only team to suppress the freshman Thorton Wildcats, their loss ofthe season. Ron Murray, who played a guard only position, averaged 19 points a game. sportsmanship Helping Steve llorvath rebound a Rich Central shot were Tom Mackey and Tom DeBoer. 1 W ZI7 1