Thornton Fractional North High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Calumet City, IL)

Page 21 text:

X . t I Qvriolmen l'pper picture, left: Brian Schultz. l'pper picture, rightg left to right: Jack Sims, Richard Czerncda. Chuck Howard. Brian Schultz. jerry Paliga Lower picture Valuable Player Award. Lower picture, center: Bob Bitter. Lower picture, right: Riclrzlrd M ' ' ' All South Suburban Team. I, left: Ed Eggebrccht, All South Suburban Team :mtl Hammond 'limes Most in acfion . . . arsifcy oofgall lpalyers I7

Page 20 text:

to -VQP ,.AA 4 l Coaches Chuck Gottfried and Sain l'ia77a giving some instructions to the N56 captain, Richard Metzcus. Hirsch .. Morton . . , Bloom .... Kankakee .. Left to right: Row l: Ray Dockweiler. .john Bonic. Toni XVUYOSI. jerry Last. Creg Cies. Ray lierwanger, Bill Carlson. jzurk Sims. LeRoy Rligig. Row 2: Bob Plantz, Patil Yingling. Rich DePiro. Kent4Layjo4r, Rich Czerneda. Ed Eggehrecht, Clark Metz. jerry Paliga, Ttmi Vincent. Mike KULllllCli, Ronald Schroeder, Manager. Row fi: Coaches Sam Piazza and Chuck Gottfried. Kurt Benninghoff, Leonard Siatta, john Cratnsas. Bill Secligcr, Charles Howard, Brian Schultz, Bob Reynolds, Ron Kotecki. XVayne Sprague, Managerg Bob lakes. Manager. Row 4: Ron Hall, Harold karner. Bob Croak, Ed Antonetti, Bob Bitter. Bill Basaraba. Richard QIetgct1s,,,Allcn finger. odufumn eroes . . . arsifcy 7-oofgall fjizam ln the I'all all attention was focused on lootball and our lighting gridmen. The Meteors' hard work won them a 3-6 record. This year two ol' our varsity men, Richard Metzcus and Ed Eggebrecht, made the All South Suburban Team. Ed was also awarded the Hammond Times Most Valuable Player Award. 'ri-'. oi-P. Leyden . . . . . 2 0 . . . 7 34 Lockport . . . . 7 555 . . . I3 tl Argo ........ . . 6 26 ... 0 all Blue Island ... .. 7 6 . . . 7 26 Thornton . . . . 0 26 16

Page 22 text:

Lower picture, left to right: Rita Upper picture, left to right: Row l: Ken Bcrwanger, Gene Nexers, VVayne Jensen, jack Rudy, Frank Fettcrs, Ken Kuc, Perry Stroud. Row 2: llennis Rahn, Manager: Larry Stetcns, Gerry N'icinski, Paul Kasperzak, joe Popp, Al Wawrlniak, Terry Berdis, Bruce Horne, ,lim lvayne, Rich Mur- ray, Manager. Row 3: Mr. joe Sowinski, Coach: Al Kooy, john Child, Vic Fran- cus, Rich Berwanger, Al Oxen- er, Gene CllZlSl0WlC'I, jeff Ros- en, Ron Gawronski, Rich Bell, Vernon Ifine, Manager. Row 4: Fred Schomaker, 'll0lll Dykstra, Pete Moser, Dan Toth, George Bohlin, ,lim Al- exander, j93,,..l.LLe.5LLDLt, Eddie Sobocinski, Tony Iferro, Gerry Phillips. -- Merlo, Nancy Schaser, Ytonne Vargo, jopcc Miller. 6nfAusiasm unhmifeol. . . SoPAomore oofgall fjeam an J KU CAeerleaolers A 2-6-l record was compiled by Fractional's sophomore football team. They were prepared to take their places on the varsity team by the coach, joe Sowinski. Cheering the various underclassmen athletic teams on the victory were the girls on the Iunior Varsity cheering squad. These spirited sophomores were always on hand to give support and encouragement and to promite school spirit. Sophomore Football Scores Tr. oPi'. Leyden . . . . 6 14 Hirsch ...... . . .32 l7 Lockport . . . l3 26 Bishop Noll . . . . . l9 l2 Argo ..,... . .13 13 Bloom ..... . 0 26 Blue Island . . . . 6 25 Kankakee . . 6 25 Thornton . . . . I9 20 l8