Livingston High School - Eagle Yearbook (Livingston, IL)

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Vf71?5l 77 FRONT RW 1 to r Robert llalench, Jin Sandrin, Art Heinz, Bob Bodi, Frank Urekar, Richard Sandrin, and Donald Kline BACK ROI 1 to r Donald Smerldmanagerl, Delbert Johnson, Howard Salters, Doyle Heil, Ricnard Stanko, Donald Coulson, and Coach George Spudich ff?fffff'7f74' EOPHOWY ORE D Smerk, G Robertson, J Masinelli, R Kline, S Kuba, H Salter, R Stanko, P Leyden, L Adams, R Vallow, K I-hghlander, Coach Spudich 28 2 o o Q 2 Q o o O C C . f O O . . Q . 0

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17161714 PZGIOIYA CW PS F Urekar, A He1nz, R Sandrin, D Heim D Kline, Coach Spudlch R Malench R Bod1, R Stanko, H Salter These num boys carr1ed a lot of responslblllty at LCHS Among thelr many achlevements was the wlnnlng of the Region al Tournament at H1ghland A'though they lost the Section al, this VICUOPY stands as one of the shlning stars in the crown of LCHS 27 , . 0 I D I , I 1 . a 9 0 9 0 ' u . . . n . . . . - u - a

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av ' With George Spudich begin Benld Dec lb ning his first year as coach at LCHS, the Livingston Eagles started basketball practice on October lst When practice started there were 29 boys out, but many of them wllted during the conditioning period and quit When the season ended The basketball calendar for the 1951 52 season is given in de tail on the following pages 'Is he gonna make it Central Catholic Nov 30 The Eagles opened the season at home against the Central Catholic Pioneers With a good crowd cheering them on, the Eagles raced to a L8 32 victory Roxana Dec 1 The following evening our boys Journeyed to Roxana to tangle with the tough Shells Both sides played a very ragged game The Eagles won 31 30, as Art Heinz h1t a shot in the last seven seconds Malench paced the Eagles' scoring with 13 points Madison County Tourney For the third straight year the Eagles were entered in the Madison County Tourney On Dec L, we met our arch ri vals Worden in the first round The Eagles turned on a siz zlin fast break and waltzed away from Worden to the tune of 60 A Heinz and Malench each had 20 points for the Eagles In the second round, the Eagles found themselves pitted against the tough Dunbar Eagles Dunbar set up a very tight zone and forced the Eagles to shoot from out They were very cold and as a result, met their first defeat of the season The score was L8-37 Heinz paced the Eagles with 12 points Edwardsville Dec ll In their next game, the Eagles were soundly trounced 57-35 by the Ed wardsville Tigers The Tigers had the game well in control right from the starting gun Malench topped the Eagles with la points Benld Dec lh On this date, the Eagles once more hit their winning stride as they shel- laced Benld by the score of 62-39. Malench led the scorers with 22 points. Madison-Dec. 15 On the following night the Eagles motored to Madison, where they absorb- ed a 70-51 defeat. It was a close game until four of the Eagle regulars fouled out midway in the final period. Heinz led the Eagle NBefore the battlen scoring attack with 15 points. m there were only 18 boys left. - . . . - if 3' Z, i . . , . ?,