Lake Forest High School - Forest Trails Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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5 FRESHMAN SPORTS FOOTBALL Mr. Roy Etnyre coached the fresh- men team in 1954. Although they did not end the season as successfully as hoped, our team strived constantly for good sportsmanship. Games were played against Glenbrook, Zion, Warren, Mc- Henry, Woodstock, Barrington, and Lib- ertyville. Those who earned numerals were David Arnold, William Atwood, George Berestiansky, Dennis Bradley, William Brebner, Parl Cadarian, David Crane, William Frangquist, Leon Friberg, Thomas Goodman, George Gross, Henry Crysral Lake game as one of his teammates pre- Helfenbein, William Hertle, John Jenkin, DGICS I0 rebound- Richard Kenyon, Allen Kuhlman, Edward McCampbel1, George Maleshewsky, Richard Nelson, Harold Otto, William Parsons, George Peter, Andrew Proko- piuk, Peter Risty, Norman Smith, William Smith, James Swan, Louis Volpe, Fred Von der Linden, and Douglas Walsh. Pete Risty 1111 drives in for a jump shot during the BASKETBALL The coach of the 1954-55 freshman basketball team was Mr. Arthur Serfling. Starters for that season were Peter Risty and Thomas Goodman at forward, Thomas Adams and Fred Von der Linden at guard, and Allen Kuhl- man at center. Back row: Dick Nelson, Dick Kenyon, Tom Goodman, Allen Kuhlman, Peter Risty, Gene Hendrickson, Dave Crane. Front row: Fred Von der Linden, Doug Walsh, Jim Swan, Norman Smith, Paul Cadarian, Tom Adams. 5

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the junior varsity bas- ketball team, under the watchful eye of Coach Leo Gilchrist, was the most successful team the LFHS has put on the hardwood in quite a while. It shared the North Suburban Confer- ence title with the Barrington Junior Bronchos, gaining twelve wins a- gainst two losses in conference play anda fourteen and two over-all rec- ord. The Jayvees whipped Barring- ton twice but encountered two losses themselves at the hands of third place Zion-Benton team. High scorers for the Jayvees were Tom Wells and Tom Garrey with 220 and 205 points respectively. Skip Swan, George Eckdahl, Jim Ander- son and Scott Hannah followed close behind. The Jayvees really- showed what they were made of when, with nine- teen seconds remaining in their last game and the conference champion- ship riding on every second, they overcame a desperate Libertyville team to win the game and the co- championship. Something new was added to junior varsity athletics at Lake Forest this year when, for the first time, Jayvee cheerleaders were selected. Here, in one of their cheers are sophomore Ian Fain, junior Laurann Gustafson and senior Sue Leffler. North Suburban Junior Varsity Conference Co- Champion players. Back row, left to right: Coach Leo Gilchrist, Scott Hannah, John Daniels, John De- wees,Jim Anderson, Skip Swan,John Nelson. Bottom row: Donverbeke, Phil Brown, lan Frew, Tom Wells, Bob Douglas, Tom Garrey and Manager Phil Schnei- der. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Using the split T type offense the junior varsity football team under the coaching of Art Serfling won one game while losing five. The Junior Scouts only victory came when they easily defeated McHenry's juniors 31 to 7. Bad luck seemed to follow the Jayvees where ever they appear- ed and their record does not begin to show their real abilities. The sophomores receiving Junior Varsity letters were Bob Behrens, Sandy Berney, Phil Brown, George Cottrell, John Daniels, Bob Douglas, George H ol s t e in , Dave Kuhlman, Stephen May, George Niemeyer, Fred Otto,Mike Rafferty and Mike Yeary. Jim Ander son, DickBan'z,Denny Fitzgerald, Tom Garrey, Ken Jack- son Karl Nagel and John Nelson were juniors receiving letters.

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Cheering Scout teams on this year were KNEELING Kathleen Ba- ruffi, Suzanne Callaham, Ann Geraghty, and STANDING Ann Stephens and Diane Penrod, who was head cheerleader. NOTPIC- TURED is Betty Whyte. Intramurals took on a coeducational appearance this year with the addition of mixed intersession vol- leyball. Pictured at the right is Jon Smith serving the ball during a game between Doerfler's and Town- send's sessions, which the Doerflerites won 21 to 20. Other players are Mary Allen, Diane Penrod, and Judy Alston. In addition to mixed volleyball, the boys had their own intramuralbasketball and volleyball leagues. Wrestling was added to the Scout's sports program for the first time in Lake Forest history. The matmen did not engage in inter-school competition because the sport was new, but they did receive plentfy of competition from their teammates. Working out on the mats are Joe Keening and Ken Jackson. Other wrestlers were Jim Jensen, Leroy Hochhalter, Larry Smith, and Eric Ericson. Mike Yeary, George Peters, Ralph l-Iertle, Roland Wells, Andy Cascarano, Ion Shafer, and Bob Behrens complete the squad. The grapplers' coach was Mr.Schil1ereff, who was an out- standing collegiate wrestler himself.