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

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airmen SLOW rornise Ylfg an I Row I: L. Workman, J, Harrison, D. Duda, A, Groll, K. Zasaclil, R. Kessner, B. Coyer, J. Benis, S. PoTsil S. RizZeTTa, F, Krych, D. Slaeger, J. Held, D. Erickson. Row 2: Coach K. Geiger, W. Urbanovvicz, B. Snyder, C. Vilel, T. Svoboda, B, Penll, R. Luciani, J. Bilich I. Kadlec, A. STadTler, R. Stevens, J. Polich, L. Polz, Coach B. Vohaska. J.V. WRESTLING . . . The Junior VarsiTy vyresTling squad Turned in a good season winning Their TTrsT Three rneeTs. A loT of TalenT and abiliTy was displayed by The vyresTlers. They were coached by Mr. Geiger and Mr.B. Vohaska, who also Trained The sTrong Soph and VarsiTy squads respecTiyely. FROSH WRESTLING . . . Under The guidance of Coach B Napol slci, The freshman grapplers had an excellenT season winning six dual meeTs while losing one. MorTon Hnished The season by winning in a freshman guadrangular meeT wiTh Hinsdale Leyden, and Riverside-Brooklqeld. CiTed as having a loT of poTen Tial were Dan Bianucci, Don Machala and Paul Tucek QR 'T' id! ' r L Row I: J, Kolnour, E. Poiman, L. Olson, F. Slmfli, F. Zakavrrf, R Hnnso pow 2: J. lfolek lNIgr.J, L. Smith, IJ, Rifffrltii, B Zinmn, J. Trziniskl, R, S,inTino llVIgr.J. Row 3: R, Plslfule, K, Johnson, L. Hon-us, J Vllolslfl R Rengn, Cimih D Bifinucci, lf Jr,-linf,-lf, l' Sllrfnnovlvli Pfuciva 242 . be ii, L. C-mniurii, NI Jnnirislxo. D. OIT, R M.nl1.1l.w, R Gucnflui B N.nii-I-,Li, l Sinn:-I, P. Tun !'

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Clflflielfl l'lVVl in gem! ASLG-O Row l: R. Langer, J. Koziol, K. Jacobson, D. Trimarco bu 1 R Rees A Vese Row 2: W. Hurnl lNlgr.J, R. Bouka, A. Sirnl lCapT T or e P sern E Cilcan Coach Vohaska, VARSITY WRESTLING . . . Under The leadership of Coach W. J, Vohaslca, The varsiTy grapplers finished The season vviTh an overall record of Ten wins, Three losses, and one Tie. Their Sub- urban League record sTood aT Three wins, Three losses, and a Tie. The varsiTy vvresTlers Tinished in respecTable Third place in The powerful Hinsdale DisTricT MeeT and Took Third in The STaTe SecTional Tournan1enT. The maTr'nen Tied Tor eighTeenTh in The Illinois STaTe VVresTling TournamenT as John Koziol garnered a Rowl: J. Zimmerman, J. Kalegz, F Polz, R. Nev i LL I ye T Hale K. STuarT. Row 2: W. Urbanawicz, J. Urbana.: :Z, G. Kingos J ck Cv Nora no Q ROCU Vi Tvrdik, Coach K, Geigf- Paoe 2-il

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acLefmen ace in Cellar 'Wm v-2' if '. -Q s ,. 5 Qi Morton .... 2 Q- ct X lip .' hw Riverside- Brookield ...... 3 T Morton .... 5 Q Leyden . . . . . W ww T Tffa i Row 1: lkneelingl L, Workman, D. Litka, W. Stacknik, R. Resek, J. Hosek. Row 2: J. Stacknik, J. Libera, L. Martinson, T. Gennarelli, C, Matos. .,..,. .s Page 243 Morton .... O Evanston . . . . .5 Morton .... O Niles .... . . .5 Morton .... A Elmwood Park . . .l Morton .,.. O Highland Park ...5 Morton .... O Proviso .. ...5 Morton .... O OakPark., ...5 Morton .... O New Trier ... .J Morton .... O Waukegan ...... 5 TENNIS . . . Morton's tennis team this year had a disastrous season, winning only two meets ot the ten played. Starting oft against Riverside-Brookheld, the var- sity was edged 3-2. This seemed to spark the Mus- tangs as they shut out Leyden 5-O in the following match. The taste ot victory was short-lived, however, as Morton went down in defeat by the identical scores ot 5-O at the hands ot Evanston and Niles. Coming back strong the racketmen downed Elm- wood Park 4-l. This could have been the beginning of a winning streak, but the next tive meets were catastrophes. Not being able to score a point, the Mustangs tell betore Highland Park, Proviso, Oak Park, New Trier, and Waukegan by the humble scores ot 5-O. This made the tinal record 2-8. Good form and co-ordination are exhibited in this backhand ghgf O