Johnsburg High School - Skyhawk Yearbook (McHenry, IL)

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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: BOTTOM ROW: Joe Leopold, Paul Klein, Mark Chernak, Kevin Dalton, Robert Peisert, Dave Moulis, Ken Allen, Tom Kost, Steve Switzer, Scott Zalkc, Rich Ziolkowski; MIDDLE ROW: Jeff Clary, Robert Schmidt, Ken Free, Peter Barroso, Terry Boyer, Tom Popovich, Pat Rorig, Jim Wajs, Joe Meyers, Larry Kohon, Coach Jim Meyers; TOP ROW: Dave Lytle, Steve Hogan, Gary Selof, Mark Wagner, Wayne Brennan, Dan Williams, Paul Smith, Mark Leslie, Larry Dix, Santos Pineda, and Coach Bob Schmitt. Freshman have winning season The freshman football team completed the season with a re- cord of 7 wins and 2 losses. Thirth-one boys participated in the program and earned their freshman numerals. Many of the players moved up to the sophomore squad. The team is expected to be a strong con- tender next year in the Shark conference. Bob Schmitt of the Skyhawks attempts to lose a Richmond defenseman as Paul Smith (78) moves in for block. Richmond ball carrier is stopped by Skyhawk line. 25

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Coach Ludwig calls a play from the sidelines. Inexperience Leads Sophs to Frustrating Season “As far as the record stands, this was not a good year,” said Coach Roger Ludwig, “but the players on the team were winners and never gave up.” Ludwig said he was well satisfied with the enthusiasm of his players and with their improvement over the season. “Consider- ing the fact that only five boys had experience in high school football, the team worked well together and kept up the spirit despite the losses. Doug Wickman and Pat Schiffcndecker tackle a Grayslake man. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: John Armon, Lenny Ippolito, Dennis Christie, Pat Rorig, Pat Schiffendecker, Tracy Switzer, Rich Preston, Brian Madsen: MIDDLE ROW: Mike Briggs, Dave Mauer, Randy Wakitisch, Rick Neiss, Doug Wickman, Warren Moulis, Dave Brenner, Ray Gomoll, Dan Arvidson, assistant coach Bob Tcssier; TOP ROW: Paul Wills, Chuck Novy, Bob Stickles, Santos Pineda, Don Hofmann, Steve Sisk, Mark Fluger, Phil Kalsch, Brian Haupt, and coach Roger Ludwig. 24

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Pom Pon And Cheerleaders In order to build loyalities for a brand new school, the cheerleaders had to work extra hard this year to get everyone’s spirit up by the first game. Promoting school spirit is the cheerleader’s foremost aim. This is accom- plished through pep rallies and leading the crowd at the games. Spectacular half time performances by the pom pon girls entertained many fans. They performed at all home football and basketball games. Much work was put forth to try to make the first year a good year. ABOVE: Varsity cheerleaders practice in front of the school. First Row: Suzanne Shulda, Laurie Rath, Gretchen Heidler, Nancy Preston, Pam Wroblcwski; Second Row: Christy Andrews, Beth Raupp; Third Row: Karen Szumlas. LEFT: Pom pon girls line up for national anthem. BELOW: Sophomore cheerleaders in formation. First Row: Teresa Kuna, Nancy Lingeman, Gail Huebner, Sue Moulis; Second Row: Kelly Alonso, Lynette Blake.