J Sterling Morton West High School - Talon Yearbook (Berwyn, IL)

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' S! ' . . 5 flow ofenfla ower .. I if at 1. an fm '32 .. T55 - if Row l: L. Antos, C. He-yn, R. Puccini, R. Fleming, J. KasTner, C. Kalazinslzi. K. Krononberger, G. Wilson, L. Nlack, R. Loll. Row 2: Mgr. R. Kasak, G. Dawson, D. Dragasic, VV. Coyer, F. Arbir, R. Defenbaugh, Nl. Milosovich, J. Wolak. Row 3: Coach Salberg, R. Berka, F. Kupka, W. Vandenberg, VV. Huml, M. Lipinski, T. Robinson, T. Stanazewski, J, FursT, J. Cholke, D. Stevens, Coach Rexilius. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL . . . Before sTarTing Suburban League play, The J.V.'s Travelled To York only To be beaTen 6-O. Home again Tor The games wiTh Niles and Proviso, The Junior lVlusTangs came back To win 26-l3 and 32-l 2 respecTively. A loss To New Trier by a score of 25-6 and a compIeTe vicTory over Leyden 20-O made The J.V.'s mid-season record 3-2. Losing To EvansTon 20-l2 and overwhelming VVheaTon Academy and Oak Park by scores oT l3-O and 47-14 respecTively, The J.V.'s ended The season wiTh a 5-3 record Hnishing Third in The Suburban League. W W Www A mswwwvwf- ff 7' 1 ' 'ZW L? ll T' V ....,, gqrcw' K W 'Why fV,. , sw. kXLL.- i Xxxi N gg,-was . ., ., +4 X. , NR + ' ' sag' V V ,. 4 Q f 4 f 1 . V- . ' L S X 3 , . , L f W t f' , f , 'T .H T M. . 'TMJ 3 . f 1 , I .130 J ,J T M To 'K , A 5 ., T M J V 3. .j Q ..- .. L.. . X Mustang lineman puts an abrupt stop to an end run, Opponent doesn't gain an inch as Teicck crashes into him. Page 228

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v-gpnggm, -.W .5-- V.,-ns. g- -T.. F- f V.----R - -.-M .,-- k --.-...Q-. V. ,- Vl G QC1fG0l1S0P!lS CZl3flflVQ Slflglfllfgdllfl VON!! S Y PX ' C I X S- .7 7?-sy, Coaches: Vohaska, Hohe, Napolski. Karli, T. Necker, R. Rickovvski, P, Salerno, A. Vesley, T. Roth, J. Polich, B. Pour, M. Cox, K, Michael, Latarner, Kelly Groll, Vitel. J. Kolek, J. Polz, R. Spansail, J. Kliedon, Richter, Novy, A. Statler, Manaco, E, Kopta, U. Demiduk, Weller, J. Harrison L. Schnabergier, L. Heger, Bryan, H. Svvade, D. Andritsious, B. Marek, B. Annes, P. Callahan, Rocoush, L. Mack, VV Tuirisik, A. Matueychik, Albinia. B. Ryan, Alberts, J. Duhasek, R, Stevens, G. Liska, B. Schvvabauer, P. Lammer, Osterman, Chemlik, E. Berberek, R. Drs. Rogalinski. SOPH FOOTBALL . . . The strongest Pony team in Morton history chalked up a spectacular undefeated season crushing all eight of their stubborn opponents. A comparable record has not been shovvn since 1929. Opening the season with a 57-6 non-conference victory over the Austin underclassmen, the Ponies coasted on to vvin after a 43-O half-time lead. Racking Waukegan with their tremendous running attack, the Frosh-Soph gridders romped again to a 43 7 win in the opening Suburban League tilt. The Pirates also proved to be no match for the Ponies as they vvere dumped 211-6. CatCl'tIr1Q t1re late in the tOUttl't quarter with a touchdown, the Ponies rallied to a 20-111 decision over New Trier in one of the hardest fought games of the season. ln their f1fth straight victory this season, the Sophs trounced Niles 33-O. On the short end of a 12-O score at half time because of fumbles, the Ponies retaliated with fifteen points in the third quarter edging Evanston 15-12. Against Highland Park, the Sophs repeated their strong performance by defeating the Little Giants 28 6 A 6 O victory over Oak Park in the seasons t1naIe clinched the Suburban League title for the Ponies. Arny Vesely, Pete Salerno, Pat Calahan, and Keith Michael made up the backheld for this outstanding Frogh Page 227

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6 carriers ave isnwzl Seasozra BACK ROW: B. Overtoom, E. MaTusZak, J. Karbens, D. Niver, D. Bonza, R. PeTerman, J. Kosial, D. Carroll, T. Zay. MIDDLE ROW: D. McCarThy, S. Nestor, R. KurTz, J BenedicT, D. Krainp, J. Hanson, D. Oarney, B. Hloascl., G. Kolty, T. Haiek. FRONT ROW: D. Ballarim, R Ballarim, J. VVethersTen, O. Wolf, E. Alexeiun, E. Sawdo, J. Jacobs, R Moores, M. Kanikula. 'fn fs Q , ,g Won . , , -up R .1 ,gb vw 15, ' . gg W X . ni-E? 'Rf BACK ROW: J. VoiTisek, R. Kucera, R. Borovec, J. Johnson, E. Ooralski, B. Hanson, T. Gehrke. R. Gorski, J, Eckdahl, M. Briggs. MIDDLE ROW: B. OverToorn, K. Bonga, R. Janis, P. Bahabov, C, Mueller, D. Bogue, J. Dvorak, J. Peck, D. Bobbe, S. TreTiak, G. STerns. BOTTOM ROW: J. SebesTa, I-I. LandT, T. RuT, D. Adamski, D. Boone, J, CaTer, R. Novak, D. Jedlicka, Coach J. Vopicka. VARSITY AND SOPHOMORE CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Opening The season on The MorTon TTeId, Coach O. J. Kudrnovskys I-larriers looked very impressive in beaT- ing Waukegan 20-44, The low score winning. However, Their luck soon changed, and The MorTon Cross CounTry Team dropped TTve meeTs in a row To Riverside-BrookTieId, Proviso, New Trier, Niles, and EvansTon. The regular schedule was inTerrupTed by The Bloom Individual TournamenT in which MorTon placed TTT- TeenTh of eighTeen oT The sTaTe's Top Teams. In The Suburban League meeT aT EvansTon, MorTon placed sixTh. CapTain Ed Sawdo, The TTrsT MorTon runner To TTnish TweITTh in The meeT was awarded a bronze medal. Winding up The season wiTh a 25-30 loss To Oak Park, The VarsiTy Turned in a I-6 season record. The ouT- sTanding varsiTy runner was Senior Ed Sawdo, who TTnished hrsT Tor MorTon in every meeT. OTher sTanCI0UT5 were Wolf, NesTer, Alexeiun, I-laiek, Niver and Jacobs. Under The leadership of Coach Jim Vopicka, The sophomore I-larriers Turned in a 3--1 season record. Page 229