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

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ffsftfffffz A bulls e Almost any fall afternoon, Marioij CBobin I-loodl Liska and her Merry Men' could be seen out on the football field play ing William Tell. But instead of apple? they use huge sawdust-filled targets. Old timers like Beva Stephens, Barbara War ren, and Frances Kolman could hit the tar get every time and even made a bull's ey now and then, but the poor beginners Needless to say, they spent most of thei time hunting for lost arrows. Baseball Was in charge of Iosephin Gervase this year. They may not play exe actly according to Hoyle, or Babe Buth, o Whoever it is you play baseball accordin to, but they do have fun slugging the old apple around. l-lere's the wind-up and the pitch. She hits a high one out over center-field. She starts for first like light-t ning, but the center fielder has it, throws it to first and she's out! Come, come, girls,s save the naughty Words-remember this i only a game. All is forgiven and the gam continues. Batter up! Shades of Ancient Egypt! Top: M.T Williams: Middle: D. M o r r i s , GJ D ll r o s t , B . A -' bright: Bottom: I. G M St ervarse. . e- vens, M. Liska, E. Davis. Page 118

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GIRLS' SPORTS To the accompaniment of bruised shins and other hard knocks, the soccer season started with Dorothy Willett as student-head. But most of the girls, glut- tons for punishment that they are, preferred the more humane game of hockey W-more humane, because the players get to Wear shin guards to protect them- selves from the onslaught of their opponents Who are armed with curved sticks. The girls line up their teams, the Whistle blows, and the game starts with the lbully. But what have We here? The Reds get a free hit, for one player was a llittle rough with her stick. The little, hard, White ball Whizzes around the field from center-forward Busching to left-Wing Mottelson, who dribbles down the field until lune Glasser and Barbara Warren steal the ball and start back down the r field. lune passes it to Bonnie Binkley who takes a terrific Wallop, and in it goes : 1 ,-V ll, . for a score! .H In this case we'd hate to be the ball! Busch qot started ci little late, but shell probably be in on the kill. 'Page 117

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Holm, M. Mor- ph tt, D. Iohnson, A E ewmcxn, H. Sproul. tlball is cer- atingl Hit it, Per ot! kberg, I. 7 D D 1 . D .9 M., ,1 Q W: y taking a 40 .9 -4 , Under Vi l-lautau the golters carried on at Timber Trails last tall. A Very promising trio of Frosh made guite a name tor themselves in the World of Patty Berg. They are Cfuinivere Dye, Tune Kehres, and losephine Upham. The El Tee tish strutted their stuff at the Hinsdale Club pool last fall. Pat Powers Was the student head. There were several besides Pat who were pretty good doing the crawl, side-stroke, or iackknife, namely Marjory and llleva Stephens, Sheila Tourtelot, and Barbara Van Meter. The raclceteers were led by Nevart Koshgarian, one ot our best play- ers. Meets Were planned with both Hinsdale and Cflenbard. These meets have become an annual occurrence. The acrobats tumbled right into an assembly this year. lncluded on this team were Betty Allbright, Lillian Drost, Edna Conrad, Gloria Drost, Connie l-lockwalt, and Myrtle Williams. Student head was Gloria Drost Who, inciden- tally, Was the only Frosh to become a sport head. Page 119