Hinsdale South High School - Vespa Yearbook (Darien, IL)

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SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL—Rou I: D. Lareau, J. Davis, D Karalis, P. Murphy. K. Wehrenberg, D. Howard, D. Mitchell. Rou 2: R Kenealy, M. Condinho, J. Scoermer, F. Velisek, T. Keller, W. Mengarelli, D. Sendra. Rou C C. Olexik, S. Duffy, M. Bocinsky, R. Stcjskal, J. Kartheiser, K. Pcrkinson.J. Hufford. M Cherry. Ron 4:D. Scbesta, R. Pormer, R. Malecek, M. Stevenson, T. Koelling, F Ktxlman, S. Zimmerman. Rou 5: Coaches N. Chesta, D Smith, L. Lobrillo, W. Ziliman, manager K. Kennedy. Sophomore Football An explosive offense and a strong de- fense characterized this years Stinger squad. Under the direction of Dave Smith and his assistants: Bill Zillman, Norm Chesta, and Larry Lobrillo, the sophomore team battled to a 6 win and 1 loss confer- ence mark. This, added with a nonconfer- ence victory over New Trier West gave a 7 and 1 overall record. The only loss was to conference champion Glcnbard East. “A tremendous team effort,” were the words which Coach Dave Smith used to summarize his team. Leading tacklers for the Stingers were Paul Murphy, Don Lar- eau, and Darius Karalis. Leading ball carrier was John Kartheiser with a 5.5 yard per carry and 375 yards gained. Those who should help the varsity squad next year are: Randy Stejskal, Phil Wickey, Paul Murphy, Kim Wehrenberg, Don Lar- eau and Darius Karalis. Riintiy Doerr, the leading scorer in the conference, hurdles a bewildered Addi- son Trail player for one of his 8 TDS.

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Power House Into Third Place Varsity Football Scores Hinsdale So. 21 New Trier West 19 Hinsdale So. 0 Willowbrook 14 Hinsdale So. B Morton West 26 Hinsdale So. 33 East Leyden 7 Hinsdale So. 21 Glen bard East 33 Hinsdale So. 34 Addison Trail 21 Hinsdale So. 34 West Leyden 13 Hinsdale So. 27 Downers Grove 26 Varsity Conference Standings Won Lost Tie Willowbrook 3 1 1 Morton West 4 2 1 HINSDALE SOUTH 4 3 Glen bard East 4 3 Addison Trail 2 4 1 East Leyden 2 3 2 West Leyden 2 5 Downers Grove So. 1 3 1 By forcing the Downers Grove South quarterback to hesitate for an instant, defensive end Mike Lamb 10) is able to move in for the tackle. VARSITY FOOTBALL-Rou I: R. Heern, F. Taylor, J. Mickle. Row 2: M. Keller, R. Smith, manager D. Weiner. Ron v R. Albaugh, D. John- sen, R. Largo, manager F. Kolody. Ron 4: M. Gabel, P. Wickey. manager A. Wehrenberg, equipment manager W. Barnes. Quarterback Randy Heern cautiously glides a pitchout into the waiting arms of Randy Doerr. as Mike Gabel (79) leads the interference. 23

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With the score tied at 0 to 0 during a crucial point late in rhe name, the Hinsdale South bench watches intently as the Hornet defense stands ready to repel any Willowbrook advancement. This years Frosh gridders compiled a disap- pointing record of no wins in seven outings. The Frosh A” team, coached by Merrill Hubble and John Higgins, and the “B team coached by Jim Driscill and Tom Kordewick, each had their share of injuries which along with lack of depth, kept the Freshman team from playing up to expectations. Leading ground gainer for the team was Tom Burton. Leading tackier was Bill Mather. Frosh Football The score is tied at 26 all with no time left on the clock when John Towle, in one swift and flawless motion, splits the uprights ro give the Horners a thrilling victory over rival Downers Grove South FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-Rou . J Pytel, R. Heiney. T Burton. J. Jessina, D. Dreher. K. Duffy. R Roebuck. S Matjora Ron 2 T K ReicM F,Cha K Haf2‘ ° Wc,SSmMcr’ C Hufford- S- Mattlin, P. Gawley, S. Murray. Ron 3: B. O Donovan. M Siebold D Strohfeldt.