Lyons Township High School - Tabulae Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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MAR .1 l q1x it A919- fi? 52,534 D09 gi ' bbilpvv EAW MW 32' f 4' X N .Y 6? Ill fl L,- X ,Q UK, sight X FGREWORD Swiftly our four years at El Tee have passed from the realms of reality to the mists of a happy memory . . . years in which we have labored. laughed. and thoroughly enjoyed living. With gradu- ation over. three hundred of us will leave here: most of us will probably never l'9l'L11'1'1. We of the TABULAE staff have de- voted ourselves to capturing a few fleet- ing moments oi this last year . . . to re- awaken echoes of the past . . . to pre- serve a memory.

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Standing: F. Brown, C. Wallner, E, Grady, D. Eeaih G. Vander Tfeyjex, G. Lcesch, F. H1cT::ceL:, l.i:2::::Qj f. I.I::E cz Seated: VV. Sloan, D. Lange, P. Mclthcp, Y. Ault, L. Satan, G. Eurdi' I-. 'Irisley D. Hs...res:e'.' Coach Seigr-.'i:k. , LICJN CAGERS IN CLOSE RACE : ouram, mrisley, .-lui.. For the past three years the names Burditt, Saban, Molthop, Vifrisley, and Ault have been synonymous with the mere mention of La Grange basketball. All five boys, as members of the '39-'40 Lion team, were awarded all-conference honors for their Work in basketball. Burditi and Sabcm were chosen for the first five, Ault for the second team, and 'Wrisley and lvlolthop received honorable mention. The leading scorer of the year was George Burditt, lean, long center man Who got all of his points on short shots under the basket. Louis Saban, captam of the team, was next in scoring. Nearly all of his baskets were nice long shois. Saban and Burditt proved their Worth on defense, too. Also on the first five and very much in the limelight were lesse Ault and Dave Wrisley, forwards, and Peter Molthop, scrappy little guard. 'Wrisley and Molthop, two of the smallest first strmgers in the conference, more than made up for their lack of height in aggressiveness. Page 105