Proviso West High School - Mural Yearbook (Hillside, IL)

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ope verrides Disappointing Season s ,, Vx , aa Q, 5 As Coach Clish looked back on the past sophomore football season, he was filled with disappointment at his team's record. With an 0-7 conference record and a 1-8 overall record, there didn't seem to be much to brag about. But as they say, there's a silver lining in every cloud. Coach Clish's players left him with an encouraging feel- ing that their football futures will be brighter. There were many great individual efforts, some of which led to records being broken. Dennis Hayden led the team with a record 61 solo tackles and quarterback Ke- vin Morrison set a new record with four touchdown passes. Reggie Chapman and Stacey Welch tied records for most carries in a single game t2D and most fumble re- coveries in a season 633, respectively. Chap- man also was honored as Most Valuable Player. Other stand outs included Mike Karpes and Steve Woods. .w....m...a..v-... V , Row One: Jack Bridson, Lavonn Gilbert, Tony Goodrich, Bill Popek, Eric Harden, Eldred Brown, Marcus Hardy. Row Two: Erik Kracinski, Kurt Bimler, Steve Alajoki, Mike Karpes, Bill Sepka, William Koeller, Marc Nelson. Row Three: Mike Magrosky, Carl Helm, J ack Loane, Charles Cairo, John Smith, Reggie Chatman, Stacy Welch. Row Four: Dan Linnsted, Bryan Tieman, Roger Lommatzsch, Kevin Morrison, Dennis Hayden, Bob Ratini. Row Five: Coach Clish, Willie Cook, Jason Parks, Steve Stancevic, Coach Klasen. 97

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Freshman ack Stamina g Front row: Conrado Ungson, Nicolas Cabrera, Geoffrey Sherman, Herod Curtain, Terry Rippa, Ron Hopkins, Shannon Winston. Row Two: Mike Rose, Rich Szydlowski, Darryl Similton, Anthony Williams, Pierre Smith, David Burns, Carlos Flores. Row Three: Frank Caruso, Randy Endean, Eugene Mandarino, Mike Lawrence, James Rankin, Rusty Min- The freshman football team had a rough go of it this past season. Coach Joslyn, When asked if his team had gained any special recognition replied, f'Yes, We were voted by the conference opponents as the team they most Wanted to play! And so they Were. Joslyn attributes their 0-7 conference re- cord and 1-8 overall record to eligibility problems among key players. Another fac- tor Was the team's inability to play Well in the second half of the games. Cutstanding members of the team included offensive backs Tyrone Claybrooks and Johnny No- lan, defensive lineman Conrado Ungston. Hopefully, with a little time and hard Work, the team will play up to their potential. nick, Mike Sinclair. Row four: Lance Luka, Leo Davis, Nate Reid, Mau- rice Williams, Mike Williams, Tyrone Claybrooks, Marc Rodriguez. Row five: Coach Szot, Keith Williams, Coach Sabo, Coach Stone, Coach Joslyn. Not pictured numeral winners: Johnny Nolan, James Dillard, Marlon Lynch, Meldon Macon, Eugene Wallace, Russ Wilson, Frank Woodson.

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Disappointment or anther ootball - Again 9 1 V A A A .1 VA , fp lifi Q s.. ,v,n . , Nn,. i 5 , N -1 1 Row One: Frank Robinson, Jerry Sheehan, John Hasner, Andre Burcy, Ron 1iamS, Clayton ST--J0h1'1, Nick Nagel, James Strickland AUth0DY HaI'I'1S EY! Arvidson, Hoe Turner, Vince Valente, Andrew Charley Row 23 Mike Gel-- Collins, Reggie Brown, Duane Wilson. Row 4: Abdoul Finner Tom Bonel ' ' ' 'll ' W d St W htki hardt, Mike Akins, Twiggy Williams, Chauncey Arnold, Chuck Chappman, Rod Bradberry,,C1etis CI'0SS,- Russell W1 iams, Jlm 9 0 SVG lg Steve Freels, Steve Bodine, James Monroe, Keith Hill. Row 3: Scott Wil- Tom Walsh, Kelth Pelllgrlm- This fall the Varsity Panthers assem- bled a team with great potential. The team Was not rich in numbers, but it seemed they might challenge for a top conference spot. However, the '84 season turned out extremely disappointing. Fin- ishing the season in 7th place in the con- ference with a 1-6 record C3-6 overallj the Panthers' hopes for a Winning record were dashed. The Varsity did have their moments though. Their tremendous last-minute goal line stand to beat Wheaton Central 10-7 was one of the season's highlights. Also, crippling the first place York Dukes 20-0 in their last game, the Panthers fi- N- nally showed their true colors. Runningback Reggie Brown and lineman Tom Walsh were this year's most outstanding players and were named to the All-Conference team. Walsh and linemen Steve Wightkin and Nick Nagel were named to the All-Academic Conference team. Linebackers Eric Collins and Mike Akins and quarterback Rod Bradberry also put forth fine efforts. All things considered, the Panthers, Without some poor attitudes and excuses, could have easily finished atop the West Suburban Conference. . I ,HRW , L . ,,,,. 0 .....,,,v, ,..., if Y E . , ' ., ,,..,,, , .,,.,,,. g M , '- M , ,.... W g 1 -a-'--- A, ? v . ...,,,.., ,..,, f 'ag , ,... ,mn ...,,,.,,.... W ,.,,, ,,,.. ,, , .,,,.. , I, ,V ' - 'f ,,,. in 5 f' ' t 'A W7 .5 ' .. , x at 1' '5+mt'WT E' A M t , 1 -WW M f ff . Y .af Tl, 2 gy fm, t , , we wa s ima, my-pr fa - wwf it ' qw ,, .V W' W qs,