Waukegan High School - Annual W Yearbook (Waukegan, IL)

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Soph Cindermen Cop 1962 Suburban League Title ll 1 l i 1 it iv -1 Above, 1962 Sophomore Track. ROW 1: Bob Barnett, Fred Martin, Bob Parks, Bill Hart, John Pogue, Joel Vesanen, Vince Pelley, Dave Cypcar, Jim Ptasienski, Jim Paul, Terry Lauret. ROW 2: Sam Bradley, Kenneth Rice, Mel Hurndon, Rodger Flegal, Joseph Devenas, Sylvester Hubbard, Kenneth Ryckman, Charles I-N A iltililivh Barnes, Bryan Boyer, Al Brauch. ROW 3: Coach Steve Drew, Coach Clarence Raiala, Dennis Mivshek, Arvin Kasparaitis, Jethro Tanner, Jr., Alex Gonzalez, Richard Cisneroz, Harold Johnson, Charles Caswell, Chuch Cepaitis, Coach Jim Desormey. 1962 SOPHOMORE TRACK l 962 FRESHMAN TRACK Opp. W Opp. W Deerfield .. .. 2215 83V2 Highland Niles West .... 411 Park .... 34 84 Highland Park . . 5OVs 6626 New Trier . . 36 sfs Bl 215 Niles East ..... 30 5lV2 Evanston .. 56 sw 6l 4X9 Proviso East .... 66V2 New Trier New Trier . . . . . 5lV3 6626 lnvita- Evanston ...... 55 62 tional lst 50 , g ist Place in Suburban League Glenbrook Won 7 LostO Invita- Above, CHUCK CASWELL CLEARS one af the few remaining Homo' t D g -IST hurdles in the shuttle relay event during the Waukegan Relays. Below, T962 FRESHMAN TRACK. ROW T: Cory Owens, Bob Shines, Mell Kin- near, Joel Vesanen, George Stone, Vince Pelley, Phil Terrill, Bob Butler, Don Naden, Bill Biorkman. ROW 2: Dave Cypcar, Don Flagg, Ted Bradin, Ron Gantar, Rick Kamerad, Bob Brown, Larry Palmer, Curtis Watkins, Jim Gladue, Won 3 Lost 2 Bruce Hildebrand, Craig Rantala. ROW 3: Coach Steve Drew, Rich Dittcr, Jim Albright, Ales Gonzalez, Sylvester Hubbard, Harold Johnson, Charles Barnes, Larry Boone, Tom Greene, Coach Ray Eiben, Coach Conrad Baker. 'Q-. P-SA.. 'Q - -no Sv

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Drew's Varsity Proves Tough for All Competition 1962 VARSITY TRACK. ROW 'l: David Hankins, Ron Holland, Jack Claussen, Jay Stefano, Larry Owen, Fred Washington, Richard Cisneroz, Fred Pelley, Chip Morrison, Ed Jenelewicz. ROW 2: Bruce Bell, Robert Steften, Charlie Rawn, Jim Bicanic, Robert Berry, Dave Keeley, Larry Ames, George Barnes, i962 VARSITY TRACK Opp. Deerfield .... . . l5V2 Niles West .... .. 35 Highland Park . .. 68 Niles East .... .. l7V2 Proviso East . . . . 57 St. Catherine .... .... 5 2 Special Meets PLACE Lake Shore ....... . . 3rd Waukegan Relays . . . . . . 2nd Maine East Relays . . . 4th Mooseheart Relays . . . . . 3rd Lake County ...... . . . 2nd District ......... .. 3rd State ......... .. . 8th Suburban League ............. 3rd Won 5 Lost l IIWII 97V2 50 73V2 66 PO I NTS 36 62V2 37V2 393A 58V2 26 2 37 HERE, 'BOB BILLBERG shows how he made those long, long throws with the discus. William Greene, George Lambie. ROW 3: Coach Clarence Raiala, Coach Con- rad Baker, Ron Bild, Chuck Brown, Bob Billberg, Dave Johnson, Ken Bjork- man, Lewis Jackson, Coach Ray Eiben, Coach Jim Desormey, Coach Steve Drew. Not Pictured: Gerald Soderquist, Ted Demkiw. 0 The i962 track team came through the season with a 5 and l record in dual meets. In the special meets, Waukegan also seem to be an efficient team as they finished third in the Suburban League Meet and eighth in the State Meet. Some of the toughest opposition Waukegan put up was in the four man relay team composed of Fred Pelley, Bruce Bell, Charlie Brown, and Freddy Washington. The fast improving indoor track at West Campus is proving to be a great help in preparing the trackmen for the outdoor season. The indoor track season starts in February and carries through until the spring. As the track facilities become better and better, the future track teams at Waukegan will un- doubtably improve. OUR 880 RELAY TEAM, composed of Fred Pelley, Bruce Bell, Chuck Brown, and Fred Washington, was one of the mainstays in last year's track team. 186

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Hopes Running High for T963 'W' Diamond Team ' ls fs. Sha.. 1 sg 3 'S' 1962 VARSITY BASEBALL. ROW 1: Mike Logue, mgr., Jim Nibbelink, Bob Holmberg, Dave Stanczak, Mike Mitchell, Frank Chess, Ron Naden, Loren Les- kis, Dick Stanhope, mgr. ROW 2: Don Smrtnik, Frank Spenko, Doug DeThotrne, Dave Kriesel, Jim Dennor, Dick Drobnick, Larry Haag, Harold Edwards. ROW T962 VARSITY BASEBALL Opp. W Opp. W Notre Dame .... 5 Niles East ..... TO T2 Evanston ...... 4 Evanston ...... 4 5 Oak Park ...... 4 Highland Park 6 7 Highland Park . . 5 New Trier ..... 3 O Proviso East .... 5 Morton East . . . 6 O Proviso East .... 9 Morton East . . . l 3 Oak Park . . . . l8 District New Trier . . . . 7 Warren ..... . l 8 Niles East . . . . . 4 North Chicago . 8 7 SEASON RECORD Won 6 Lost il 7th Place in Suburban League Won 4 Lost lO BASEBALL STAR. Taking the throw from third to retire the side is first base- man Dave Kaufman. Mr. .lack Mallory, coach, Mr. Jack Richter, trainer, Dale Ekkela, Dave Kauf- mann, Ron Smith, Dan Palmer, Bruce Daydif, Tom Oberenbt, Roger Taylor, Dennis Ruotsi, Mr. Ted Damos, coach. O lt was a rebuilding year tor the i962 Bulldogs. lvlost of the time the starting nine consisted ot seven to nine iuniors. The squad ot i963 will try to improve the 6-ll record and the seventh place finish in the Suburban League ot l963. Three ot Waukegan's league wins were at the expense of the top three teams in the league. One ot these was Morton, a team which Waukegan hadn't beaten for the past tour years. Among the squad were three all-area players, second baseman Frank Chess, outfielder Dan Palmer, and catcher Larry Hagg. Coach Ted Damos has high hopes tor l963, with his returning lettermen and some fine prospects up from the sophomore team. This combination promised to make i963 a very interesting and possibly a title winning year. SLUGGER BOY. Sending out a long drive is Dan Palmer who proved to be a long ball hitter as well as a time pitcher. fllff-t 'i . .. . . . ,pw I 0, 9.4