Lyons Township Junior College - Tower Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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l 114 ,xiii ' ff if Baureis' TOP row. I 'vs'-':':: Uoehrel, Jack R b' Bob Bfiffagua, f ' WF 5. o ertson, Richard C5311 Campbell, paul Brinkm r ' an, B . ob Torrison. Bottom row. T ' Om Loesch, uf' Early in the fall the j.C. golf team started practice for the season's com- petition of triangular matches and the biggest event of the season, the state We meet. The only returning player was Paul Brinkman, and the newcomers included jack Robertson, Tom Loesch, jim Campbell, Rich Carr, and Bob Torrison. ian, The boys met some excellent competition this year in such teams as North HP Park, Wilson,- Joliet, Wright, Thornton, and Morton. Although J.C. failed to win a single match, they did take a second place against Joliet and Wright. mich Low scoring honors for the year went to Paul Brinkman with scores of 74 and 76, Jack Robertson followed with an 84, and Tom Loesch had an 89. Despite a disappointing season's start, the boys did better in the state tournament, which climaxed the season. With eight teams participating, they finished a strong fourth. The golf team indeed deserves a round of applause for their efforts. With the majority of the members returning and a strong finish this season, the prospects for a winning team next year appear very promising. K A , - .. , ,- .-.,-- ,-,-- ,,- -..-...,N,-fn,--s-.1.4-u,., . AC.,

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,- Qnnvy.-4,11-.qw ...v a-.v.ts-9Ip,..,,-,,:.,-4u- Q 1 to new Jme and O ,- , lllll' li -. 'ull' ' ---:asf f1f:: ' lllhl 'lull v 1 ll 'iilillll IIIU' 5wwl '.Ii ifl' in nl .All ll I awww lui Q9 up I ii s, ,L U JW' Left 1- - 0 right: Pat Lidrich, Jan G ood man, Frannie MOU, Mary Cal ucci, Grace D vorak, pat S , mith, Tryouts for cheerleaders were conducted early in the fall and the following girls were chosen for their ability and school spirit: Frannie Moll, Pat Lidrich, janet Goodman, Pat Smith, Grace Dvorak, and Mary Lou Calucci. Under their able advisor, Miss Rathert, the girls incorporated new cheers and perfected old ones. Their enthusiastic cheers followed the team at games at home as well as away. They inspired the team with the will to win through their cheers. 44, Q E N X if r ,.. -.--,, Y 1 , ,-1.1. Pkg K- i'l 'w v .aff-.fn .W