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

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Coaches, [amcs Beadle and Norman Krawc ack iiKipj iiii; out strategy lor the Varsity 11 . GONE ! Football There were two bright s|)ots during the I9()0 season — the Cl;nvson game and the homecoming game against Madison. In hoth of tliese cnconnters, the Redskin eleven disphncd a strong desire to acliie e lrtory. and they were not denied. There were several factors that conlril)iitcd to onr de- feats, the most noteworthy being tlic loss of several key plavcrs at the be- ginning of the season, and the lack of ex|)ericiucd reserves. In IWI, we should sec belter things for Oak Park football. .Several letlcrmen are retinn- ing and there will be hell) f ' om the freshmen s(|na l. . lso the fact that lOfil will offiriallv be the first vear that Oak Park football will connl in the conference, making ns eligible for the championship, will instill a greater desire for victory. Xoteworthy among the departing seniors are backs Paid Mason. Rill Trobongh, and captain Lowell Bhnn- berg. The linemen include Captains Rob DiPonio and I.arrv [ackson, ,Sicve Carpman and Howard I.efton. Junior Ron Karias was voted the most valu- able player by his teammates. Liul Al Ruby caliliuiL; .i IJ.i Ironi qu.u Ili iMck Lowell Blumbeig. and racing 15 yards for a first down against Madison. jlS

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GOING GOING 114 ll;illl);i(k Ron k.n:is (iidiiii; liic light end lor a hrilliaiU :U) yard ii,Ain. Blocking i ' .i K ' Jii is li dii end Al Ruby (No. 8()) .

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yt ;ijr f -T- — ' l B - ' h ' i ' i J ' ■ Members of this years tootball team Row 1 Mike Schlussel (mgr.) , Clark McCaw, Wayne Yashinsky, Sandy Choretsky, Russ Carle, Howard Lefton, Art Pereira, Barry Rubin, Russ Bucci, Al Archaki. 2nd. Row Ron Karas, Marshall Shencopp, Dave Fitlow, Joe Scherr, Dave Helfmon, Lowell Blumberg, Bob DiPonio, Nick Prentis, Dave Rice, Coach Norman Krawczack. 3rd. Row Coach James Beadle, jerry Newmark, Mike Rapjxiport, Dennis Prentis, Bob Pearl, Larry Jackson, Bill Trobaugh, Steve Carpman, Bob Bro vn, Al Ruby, Henry Sillman. Haltback Bill Trobaugh bLusting thiough a hole in the Madison line, on his way for a touchdown. Opening the hole were Barry Rubin, Bob DiPonio, and Howard Lefton. 116