Highland Park High School - Little Giant Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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FRESHMAN A TEAM Bottom Row: Bob Ohlwcin. Howard lashtz. Jack Peterson, Terry Somenzi, Jim Juul. Dale Hall, manager. Top Row: Mr. Hall, coarh; Tim Russell, Bob Hollmann. Chuck Mau, Mike Walton. Bob Luckman. Bob French, manager. FROSH B HP 25 Morton 30 HP 43 Niles 39 HP 31 Waukegan 32 HP 50 North Chicago 30 HP 41 Proviso 23 HP 33 New Trier 39 HP 36 Oak Park 31 HP 39 Waukegan 35 HP 47 North Chicago 40 HP 44 Proviso 45 HP 62 Oak Park 37 JUNIOR V ARSITY HP 41 Morton 29 HP 42 Niles 31 HP 35 Waukegan 57 HP 59 Proviso 66 HP 56 New Trier 49 HP 52 Oak Park 73 IIP 63 Niles 33 HP 60 Waukegan 63 HP 56 North Chicago 64 HP 56 Proviso 48 HP 47 Oak Park 83 FROSH A HP 41 Morton 29 HP 41 Niles 42 HP 51 Waukegan 49 HP 47 North Chicago 59 HP 51 Proviso 58 HP 57 New Trier 59 HP 45 Oak Park 42 HP 61 Niles 59 HP 56 Waukegan 29 HP 55 North Chicago 49 HP 42 Proviso 38 HP 67 Oak Park 48 FRESHMAN B TEAM Bottom Row: Peter Williams, Bill Keogh. Bob Palmeri. Tom Stone. John Poser. Second Row: Tom Camp. Ray Xord. John Fox. Bill Philips. John Cahill. Dave Peradotti. Top Row: Mike Zucker. Harris Goldstein, Grant Abrahamson, Dennis Castelli, Bruce Dierking, Mr. Rohling, coach.

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Boltom Row: Ron Maestri. Mike Altman. Toby Aaron, Jim McLaughlin. Top Row: Paul Homung, manager; Harry Vignocchi, Wally Stein, Ron Norman, John Knoll, manager. The junior varsity squad participated in basketball for the first time this year. Several juniors obtained valuable playing experience. Ronnie Maestri, Toby Aaron, Wally Stein and Harry Vignocchi were the JV standouts. These players, along with Peyton and Ellis, should be the backbone of next year’s varisty. The freshman teams were especially successful. Coach Holding’s B squad won a fair share of their games and showed steady improvement. The A squad, coached by Mr. Hall, took third in the unofficial league standings. Tim Russell appeared to be one of the finest freshman cagcrs in recent years, averaging thirteen points per game. Other freshmen to watch next year arc Steve Oggel, Chuck Mau and Bob Hollmann. Page 22

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VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM Bottom Row: Al Alschulcr. Bud Frank, Alan Greenberg, Bob Wilson, Rich Downic, Dave Goel er, Mr. Kendig. coach. Top Row: Ken Landau, manager; Dave Peachin. Pete Fechheimer, Dave Drake, Bill Mcyerhoff, Jim Frehncr, Don Strand, Chris Binner. The Mermen The varsity swimming team swam their way to the most successful season that HPHS has had in several years. They took third in both the Suburban league and state, won the Riverside-Brookfield Invitational, and were third in the New Trier Relays. They lost only to New Trier and Evanston in league meets, and had a perfect record in non-league meets. Bill McycrhofT, a junior and the team’s high scorer, placed second in the 100- yard free style in both the Suburban League and state meets. Dave Drake, swim- ming in the 100-yard breaststroke, also took a pair of seconds. Don Strand finished second in the 100-yard backstroke in the league meet and fourth in the state meet, while Bob Wilson won the 50-yard free style in the league meet and placed third in the state. The sophomores and freshmen had records almost identical to the varsity. Both placed third in the Suburban I-caguc and were undefeated in out-of-league competition. Tops among the sophs were John Newmann, who took third in the 50-yard backstroke in the Suburban Ix-ague meet, Chuck Thompson, who took third in the 100-yard free style, and Richard Albin, who placed fourth in the 50- yard breaststroke. Setting many records among the freshmen were Bob Engleman, Bill Bachle, Larry Cable, John Brooks. SOPHOMORE SWIMMING TEAM Boilom Row: Fret! Driscoll. Rick Albin, I-arry Alschulcr, Richard Goldwach. Stove Seiler, Howard Greenberg. Top Row: Al March, manager: Harry Oppenheimer. John Newmann. Stanley Lind. Ed Locb. Rick Asher, Jeff Furgeson, Chuck Thornton, Mr. Davis, coach; absent, Alan Marcus, manager.