Kelvyn Park High School - Kelvynian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Lane's rout starts when injured Panther star departs IT'S NO GAIN FOR LANE as Kelvyn Park's smaller line holds the Indians at the one-yard line, A HARD-HITTER Dave Harper shows Harrison's team how a tackle should be made. He is assisted by Dan Campinose. Harrison bowed to KP in the 7-0 game. RUNNING for yardage against Harrison, Ron Wise's way is cleared by a timely block during the Homecoming game. M5325

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WAITING out the last remaining seconds Kelvyn Parks players looked for a miracle and got it Panthers beat Amundsen 13 17 Mr. joseph Tadelman Mr. George Nahabedian Frank Goorsky CTD Ken Ozyuk CED Rich Bono CGD George Cabrisas CCD Dan Campinose CHBD Danny Cohen CHBD Dave Harper CHBD Bill Hein CFBD Bob Killen CGD Larry Koppenhoefer CG Wayne Mangialardi CG Ron Olesiak CQBD Louis Ortiz CHBD Bob Sadler CQBD Bill Stach CED Jim Taft CTD Ron Wise CEBD Ed Actaboski CTD Rich Baranski CHBD Tom Bedell CGD Joe Cipolla CED Phil Duy CED Mike Giammarese CGD Don Gray CCD Dennis Holfels CTD Brian Kleven CTD Mike Lewan CED Dan Mydlowski CED Larry Pasquini CTD Mike Schmidt CHBD jim Taurina CHBD Dan Vasquez CHBD George Weber CGD john Wodka CQBD Jerry Watson CED Lee Steinkraus CGD Ron Smolik CCD Gary Oestmann CQBD Mike Marra CED Tom Little CTD Warren johnson CQBD Rich Fields CHBD Chuck Carlson CED Dan Anderson CED Don Harper CMgr.D Roger Williams CMgr Fred Wolff CMgr.D

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during playoff game After a successful season in the White Division, the Panthers challenged Lanes Indian warriors in the Pub- lic City Playoffs. Though the Indians scalped the Pan- thers 30-0, Kelvyn Park gave them a good workout. The Panthers began the game determined to win, and from the way they pushed Lane in the first quarter, it looked as though they had a chance. Then KP's best defensive player Frank Goorsky sprained his right ankle midway through the second quarter, and the Panthers found themselves in serious trouble. Until this point, however, they were actually outplay-' ing the bigger Red Division finalists. Lane's bigger team was its major asset through- out the game. They were able to send in seven fresh players when they kicked extra points and eight new ones when they went on defense. Coach Tadelman had to go with the same 13 players he used all season. INCOMPLETE! Ken Ozyuk tries desperately for a first down, but is foiled by Lanes safety men during the playoff game. LANE PLAYER on his way up is surprised' by Kelvyn Park's stout line: Dan Campinose, jim Taft, Ron Wise, and Bill Stach.