Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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PERMA NEA! T !?fCU!?D Llst Name First Dlvklgn sum sein I TRAITS Average Ayer-I. Averele COURTESY I 1 DEPENDABILITY LEADERSHIP Initiative, executive ability, and good inllueneo in clus and school activities SERVICE Voluntary work in clubs, committees, teams, publications, class and school activities Ratings will be made hy teachers during :hues ol the Ith week prior to the :loin of the oemeeler. They ln du In the hands of the division teacher by Friday of that week. When evidence indiules no definite trend shove or below avenge, students must be nted nvenge. 'lm ............. ...... ....... .,........... ....... .. ..... .............. ............... . Il-Id. 2510 Touches-'s Sllhtuo. 0 lfilf' l00l f5 Pczqe29

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rofanri 6U Ue l00I f l'lI'l6L 5 Seated Fran DeVal, Tom Barba, Ron Pacer, Pete Kiiowski, Chuck Walters, Iohn Mrrjowslcr, Brett Lizik, Bill Blaseck, Iohn lanetzke, Don Kreith, lim Kudlinski. Kneeling -f-- lim Henzl, Don Koehler, Ioe Gucwa, Richard Augustyn, Ruben Garcia, Ed Honzl, Bill Burns, Howard Sheng, George Prelac, Ron Robison, Chester Merda, lay Rozmin. Standing --Mr. Prenderqcrst, Rudy Ribic, Otto Machelc, Ierome Haavind, lim Waner, Sid Fellows, Melvin Crooks, Tom Gaura, Bill Gamble, Algird Pakeltis, Frank Muille, Ron l-lillburger, Larry Kozinski, Bob Borleck. Left- Tom Barha momentarily breaks into the clear as he runs off a quickie play. Right Pete Kijowski gets ready to break through that line. Bottom 'Tom Barba and Mr. Prendergast talk over plans. Scheduled with five teams who were to eventually enter the city play-offs, the Trojans held their own and at times seemed on the verge of upsetting the perennial favorites. After absorbing three straight defeats at the hands of C.V.S. and Fenger in practice tilts and Gage Park in league play, the Trojans rose to tie Semi- Finalist Dunbar 6 to 6. Kelly, however, was awarded the win on points. The team followed this game up with their first victory of the season, a 25 to 7 win over South Shore. A 6 to 6 tie game with Calumet gave the Trojans another victory on points. The next game was a battle for a play-off berth, but Kelly fell victim to Morgan Park when the Mustangs completed a long desperation pass in the closing four seconds of the game, giving them a l3 to 6 victory. The spirited line play of Co-Captain Pete Kiiowski, lohn Majewski, Williarrr Blaseclc, Gerald Cherny, Charles Walters, and Ends fohn Ienetzke and Ron Pacer was vigorous and aggressive. Complementing this were Backs Don Koehler, Don Kreith, lames Kudiinski, and Co-Captain Tom Barba, who led the team in scoring. The fine defensive play of Fran DeVal, Ron Robinson, and Bob Lizik was a bright spot in this year's football saga. ln summing up the seascn, it can be said that although it was not a victory- studded one, it was hard fought. Page 30