Riverside Brookfield High School - Rouser Yearbook (Riverside, IL)

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LICI-ITWEIGI-ITS END FOOTBALL SEASON STRONG: FINISH TI-IIRD As is the usual custom in lightweight football, Coach Shuey had to go about the job of moulding a football team with few returning veterans. Every year the lights are crippled at the beginning for lack of veteran material be- cause many of the boys surpass the one hundred and thirty-five pound weight limit when they become juniors or seniors. This did not stop the l936 edition of the lightweight football team and they went right ahead building up another pony aggregation good enough to hold up the honor of Riverside- Brookfield high school. The Bullpups started their season by absorbing a 20-U defeat at the hands of the Fresh-Soph team from Oak Park. The Blue and White quickly retaliated by defeating Bloom the following week by the margin of a touchdown and the point after. This was the first night game the local eleven had ever par- ticipated in and it was guite an experience for the players. On October 3, the ponies opened their conference season with an easy I8-U victory over the Downers Grove Trojans. Following this victory the team went into a tail spin and lost games to York, La Grange, and Glenbard in successive weeks. The lights entered the victory column once again when they tangled with the Blue and White of Maine and emerged with a I9-I3 tri- umph over the DesPIaines boys. Maine did not know it, but when they en- tered into the game, fate was against them as this was the game which took place on Coach Shuey's birthday, and Coach Shuey's teams at Riverside had never lost a game on his birthday. It appeared as if the string was broken in this game until the last thirty seconds of the game when Kudrna picked up a Maine fumble and went over the line for a touchdown. The Riversiders ended their season with a I3-U victory over the I-Iinsdale Red Devils. This win enabled them to finish the season with a record of three wins and three losses in conference competition, which was good enough to put them in third place behind Maine, LaGrange, and Cflenbard, who tied for second, and the Green and White squad from York who won the West Su- burban Conference trophy. The team, led by the veteran Captain Paus at tackle, included Bob Keller at center, Mendius and Carlson at guardsg Reik at the other tackle, and Phelps and I-Iendrich at end. Klenk, Meydrech, Michaels, and Stewart com- prised the backfield which was always a potential scoring threat as was shown by the fact that they scored touchdowns in the last minute of three of their conference games. Phelps at end was the only lightweight player from Riverside accorded first team all-conference honors, although Paus and Mendius made the second team, and Klenk and Michaels received honorable mention. Scores: Sept. I9 Riverside Oak Park 20 fThereD 23 Riverside Bloom U K Therej Oct. 3 Riverside Downers Grove U fl-Ierei IU Riverside York I2 CI-Ierel I7 Riverside LaGrange 7 CThereD 24 Riverside Glenbard I4 CThereD Nov. 7 Riverside Maine I3 CThereD I4 Riverside I-Iinsdale U KI-Iereb 'Non-Conference.

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Special Courses Offered for Freshmen COOKING CLASS Outer row: M. Holly, P Frick, E. Youngman, M Tracy, Miss Hewitt, E Way, E. Rampage, E Beier, I. H. Klipp, I. Mc- Devitt, I. Daly, C. Faul- stick, B. Poucelc, D Buziclca. Inner row: A. Miller, M Malone, M. Bostrand, D Breitling, I. Lipsey, Y. Le- Clerc. ENGLISH 9 First row: M. Adamsky A. Lewis, I. Asaro. Second row: I. Fante, D Foreman, V. Hannernan S. Hodek, P. Drallmeier B. Btmioft, B. mek, L. Lel Brun. Third row: V. L. Elliot, I. Morris, S. Myers, M. 'L. Nelson, F. Nielson, I. Rein, B. Putnam, E. Caldwell, E. Carlson, Miss Bare. Fourth row: D. Schmitz, K. Scott, H. Smith, B. Sou- cek, W. Sorluga, B. Iav- rinek, B. Vickrey, B. Wag- ner. Fifth row E, Watkins, I Weir, E. Wilson, N. Miller S. Clements, E. I. Wil- liams, H. Penney. MUSIC APPRECIATION First row: Miss Brainerd L. Tuttle, E. Shanel, I. Gustafson, L. Woody, P. I Meyers, I. Pfeiffer, Dean, P. Gardiner. Second row L. Yager, H Reeves, I. Moore, A. Vlcek, R. Malowick, F. Vana, D. Vopatelc, F. Hau- broclc. Third row: B. Nusek, E. Witt, M. McLaughlin, E. Schlamann, M. I. Adams, B. Oswald, S. Ripple. Fourth row E. Emery, M, Baber, L. Menth, V. Hajek, D. Ashby, M. Sullivan. Fifth row: A. Lyons, P. McMahan, R. Molkentine, I. Diekman, L. Hartfield, M. Tvrdilc. PRINTING In rear of room: B. Wil- son, E. Allen, C. Zimmer- man, M. Pavilcek, Mr. Shuey, R. Bice, F. West, A. Iohnson, K. Soderstrom, D. Mitchell, Ft. Brown, G. Hay, H. Iohnson, C. Wel- gos. Three front rows: T. Bar- Cik, A. Iones, W. Biber, K. Kapoun, W. Ryan, Ed. Byden, T. Sedivy, P. Svo- boda, R. Benson, K. Lynch.

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