Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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Q 3 r 11,4 1 x .3 I Fust Roc Chapman Evans Slllnnan Schmndt Ttylor Palmatcer Channcl Alhe Smond Ro Coopcr 'l Dean Sclls R Dean Bedell Aronson Bagwell Vlalkcr Hlsel Tlzzrd Ro Nlqr Bubnk Coach Schultz jette Burnham 'Ioca Coach Sxxlkle Xlgr Lucky Mgr Payne SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Sl NEON 'S lxF9L LTS lx 13 dettes lxax dettes lvtx dettes lxayclettes lxaxdettcs lxaydcttes Total Polnts 120 Qt -Xnne Cxarsltxb I ontl tc Calumet Clty johet Cathollc St Patrncks Xlll'ITIlOII Xl -X EZ? lhc hnc shoxxmg ot thc 1913 Sophomores brnvhtencd the hopes ot mmx lxanlxalcec tans xx ho loolc torxx ard to the lxaxs return to South Suburban grld comoetltlon l. ndcr the guldance oi thelr ncxx head co xch thc lxaxdettes comptled a respectablc record ot 4 xxms and 2 losscs one of those defeats commv at the hands ot a varsxtx squad Lc admg the Ixanlcalcee attack xx as qu irterbaclc Dave Evans haltbaclcs l xll lette and lJCHI'llb loca and tullbaclc Paul Palma teel 'l hc l1ne Ulllilgllfl ot Richard Dean at center ,lack Cooper md H arold lllsel nt the guard spots Carson Channel and Nlllxe Sells at the tackle posutlons xx 1th I ob Lagxx ell and Bob bchmldt at the ends lxagxx ell xxas also named honorary captam bx hns sophomore m xtcs lhc lxaxdettcs dlsplaxed good scorlng poxxer as thex crosscd their oppomnts goal txx entx txxo tlmes and added slx extra polnts tor a total ot 1v7 pomts xx h1le llmxtlng thelr foes to a total ot 57 pomts Halfbaclc Blll jette accounted for sxx of the lxaxdcttes txxcntx touchdovxns Dave Evans three Paul Ialmateer lJCI1I'llN 'loca and hob qchmldt txxo each Roger hxlhman Larrx VVallcer Henrx Taxlor Dlclx qchoon and Rob Hagxx ell cach hut paxdtrt once Ron htanlx and Evans each locked three pomts after touchdoxx ns Coach Schultz xxho moved mto the head C0aCl'llIlg spot xx hcn Earl Jones vacated that POSITION xxas ablx asslsted by Charles gVNllxlC I a lv Tu cntg :even , 6 Q anal ' ! ! ' VH It I 4 x , 1 V A L. R F , Q ,x ik 1 z, ' 'ff' 4.0 rf 1' 4 I ' I 11 1 1 I Kll I ' I 4' , 1 Y t I y ,Y 1 Q ' F1 1 5 Q ' in ' 1 v 'r n ' - U? v - 1 -- - v ,A - , , , . 'Ellie . ' v 1 1 1 n Q I1 I :A ' 1- ' 7 ' ,1 - . - - , . 1 . 1 . . . .1 1 1, ,W 4 2 - Yr 'vw 5 -4 nf - v I v- Viv, 1 , . N .. 3 3 . 1 1 I . 1 - . lv Y x'N I , . X 1 V . N . v. 4' x i . . C . l 5 , ' '. r.. c. ,.. Y -v at . 1 Y 1 , 1 4 , . x- V I .s,, N - x- x , ' 1 . ' .l . . l a . , . , 1. c .. - . .. , 1 1 ' , a 1 1 4 E lv 1 1 1 15 V , ., - , . . ix- .. w. J ' as . 1 ,., 1 1 , . .Y , ' , ' 1 .. . . . I , 1 ' - I . 1 up A 1 4- - 4 -' 2' . .... 13... 30 - .. - .' . , , . . 1 . b. .... 28, 1 ..... 2 ., V -- 5 ' .... 13 ' '...0 -N 1. - - 'Y .... 33. C, , r , , , 'Y ' .... 0.2 ..... 19 J . '- ' X 1 ' - , . , 1 . . ,. . . .. 57 , , 1 , 1- v , C . . , v ' . , , ,. h s 1 H ,N ' ' . . 1 ., . , C K ,,, 5. , . . . 5 1 1 1 h ' , 1 1 K . F! . -.