Oak Park High School - Revoir Yearbook (Oak Park, MI)

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PAUL CHRISTENSEN ILC!! Nb IUNIBERO WARREN PERLOVE BILL BAILEY End Tackle Half back Quarter back Mr Norman Krawcztk has been head coach of Ork Park s football team for the past three years Prror to that he was l1ne coach for two seasons Coach Kr wvczak feels that lnjurres hurt the team consrderablv md were an nmportant factor ln pre ventrnq Oak Park from havrng 1 wmmng year He brought out that next year many replacements wrll be needed as only seven lettermen will be returning MITCH SIGMAN For the past tour years Mr Carl Kampmueller Center who rs a chemxstry teacher has been equally popular as a football lme coach Mr Kampmueller believes th rt the 1958 squ rd was theoretxcally the best team Oak P rrk h as produced Nekt season Kampy wlll he s nys th II he wlll be with the Oak Park team ln splrlt Coach Kampmueller confers with Coach Krawczak CHUCK MILES End -.Ja FRONT ROW Duane Trobovntch Martin Baum Mxtch Slgman Chrlstensen Coach Norman Krawczak REAR ROW Gary Rosen Chuck Smelsey Robert Rosenberg Ray Kovachevrch Paul Man Wlllxam Antonow Lewls Small B11lBa1ley Dan Barnard Marty terls Jlm Haskrns John Furman SECOND ROW Henry Slllman Crcchelll Dan Tennenhouse Steve Wolf Eugene Lumberg Wxlllam Trobaugh Paul Shwedel Charles Mrles Warren Perlove Gerald Yashmsky Lme Coach Carl Kampmueller Robert D1Pomo, Barry Bratt larry Jackson Sheldon Kaye Paul l . ' 2 P ' , , ' p. Y ' X, I 2 I . . . ' . V E . ' , - . L c ' D 2 ' . v I 1 ' ' . l , ' z - z ' , , , , I -1 , ts as - I. I L. . not serve as a coach but even though he won't, Q2 J 1 ' ' ' Qc 9 . ' - 0 Q ' h . ' I -is ' .' t , I A o - ' 0 . . I ' , ct 'fog Vi, , l l 1 , I y v ' l ' l I - 85

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Marty Cncchellr prevents Thurston pass completlon DAN TENNENHOUSE Tackle MARTY CICCHELLI Half back Early Prom1se Fades W1th Season The 1958 football team got off to the most promrsmg start m the brref hrstory of Oak Park Hlgh Begmnmg wrth an excrtmg upset vlctory over Garden Clty Oak Park won three of nts flrst four games However the last half of the season dld not fulfrll the hopes aroused by early vlctorxes The Redskms lost therr fmal four games of the season mcludmg the two home games the f1rst played on our new fleld Injurles to key players were partly responsrble for the unfortunate close of the season Oak Park s best game was the season opener agamst Garden Crty In the second half the Redskms came from behmd to overwhelm hlghly rated Garden C1ty The most thrrllmg game was the close contest wrth Grosse Pomte Umverslty I-hgh School The G P U S eleven took a commandlng 25 7 lead rn the flrst half of the game Oak Park however made a comeback m the fmal two quarters by scormg three touchdowns and holdmg Grosse Pomte to only one The outcome was ln doubt untrl the fmal gun sounded as not untll then was G P U S assured of a 31 29 vlctory These two games were typlcal of the majorrty of Oak Park s games ln that the team s best efforts came ln the second half PAUL MANTERIS JOHN FURMAN JIM HASKINS DAN BARNARD Guard Guard Center Tackle

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Dan Barnard comes forward to help a team mate stop a Thurston runner Chuck Mrles intercepts a pass from the waltmg arms of a Clawson end Ray Kovachevnch turns the corner around left end for a slzeable gam 86 Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park 6 O SCORES Garden Cny Lutheran West Clawson Osborn Thurston Grosse Pomte Madison Herghts Bloomfxeld Hrlls 7 6 BILL ANTONOW Half back DAN GUSSIN Half back RAY KOVACHEVICH Half back