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

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TAKING ADVANTAGE of a block thrown by Louis Ortiz, Warren Johnson starts his ramble towards the goal line during the Amundsen game KEEPING.a close eye on the game, Coach Joseph Tadelman readies players for battle. 1965 RESULTS Kelvyn Park Opponent PRACTICE GAMES 25 .... ....... I Senn ....... . . . 0 13 .... . . . Angel Guardian . . . . . . . 19 LEAGUE GAMES 12 .... ..... H arrison ...... . . . 7 0 .... .... L ake View .... .... 2 5 7 .... .... A mundsen .... .... 1 3 0 .... .... C rane .... .... 2 1 0 .... ...Farragut... ....54

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Top: 'OO-CAPTAINS Louis Ortiz and Rich Baranski exchange handshakes with Amundsen players. Middle: FOLLOWING blockers Jim Taft and Rich Baranski, Eric Jensen gains im- portant yardage. Bottom: GREAT running ability is demon- strated by halfback Louis Ortiz during the Crane game. ' Inexperience and Injuries Plague 765 Football Season by George Weber Kelvyn Park's Panthers ended the 1965 football sea- son with a 2-5 record. It was their second season in the Northwest White Division. The team's lack of suc- cess can be probably attributed to the relatively small sizes of the players and to a few injuries to key per- sonnel. Graduation of practically all of last year's starters did not leave this year's team with many ex- perienced players. P The KP Eleven started the season off with a bang by white-washing Senn. Panthers rolled upfour touch- downs and one extra point while not allowing Senn to cross the goal line once. Louis Ortiz led the team in the scoring column with two T.D.'s while Tom Des- Enfants and Dan Vasquez each had one. Eric Jensen went into the end zone for the P.A.T. League play opened with a muddy thriller against Harrison. Warren Johnson displayed his fine rurming ability by dashing 60 yards for a touchdown. He also tossed the ball over the line to Deslilnfants for KP's other score. Harrison bounced back and scored. They threatened to score again in the final seconds of the game, but the stout Panther defense held them deep in KP territory. The final 12-7 score was the Panthers only league victory of the season. The heartbreaker for '65 was the game against Amundsen which the Panthers lost by a score of 13-7. All of the school's points were made by quarterback Johnson. A victory over Amundsen would have given the Panthers a shot at the playoffs. Ending the season on a sour note, the Panthers lost the Homecoming game against Crane 21-O and were shut out 54-O at the hands of a fine Farragut team.

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Fast Moving Panthers Demonstrate Prowess LEADING PANTHERS to victory, Bob Sadler calls a key play which set up KP's first touchdown of the season ln the game against Senn WEAVING through Amundsen's line, high-scorer Warren Johnson exhibits running ability. Coach J. Tadelman Coach G. Nahabedian Tom Deslflnfants QTJ Lee Steinkraus CGD Dennis Holfels CTD .lim Taft fTl Bob Barsevich KHBJ Dan Vasquez CI-IBJ Rich Zdanovec QTJ Leonard Russo CEP J im Wasik CHBJ Ray Reardon CED Don Stacho IGP Rich Wyskiel KHBJ Chuck Carlsen QED X xww