Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Front row: E. Banks, J. Swiatowiec, J. Jermyn, Fiich Flotunno, Rob Rotunno, T. Herner, P. Marotta, P. Zyk, E. Norris: Back row: Coach McKillip, N Balaban, K. Pete, Fl. Neris, M. Pudela, R. Deck, J. Miastkowski, B: M Matthews, T. Polston, D. McCoy, J. Delatont, A. Troutman M. Pudela drives the base line without challenge. Our Freshmen basketball team with a record this season of 14-6, show great promise for the future as our varsity team. The success of the team can be attributed to the combination of both individual performances as well as the total team effort. This winning Freshmen team shows that good things are ahead for Red Horde basketball. As they acquire more experience and con- fidence they are assured of similar success in their future as cagers. Grappllng for a rebound against Mt. Carmel are R. Deck and R. Neris LS-I

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Front row: Mgr. E. Awdziejczyk, D. Anderson, R. Piagentini, R. Wilson, D. Hill, A. Weel, Mgr. J. Imburgiag Back row: D. Springfield, D. Gauthier, J. Shugrue, T. Flanagan, D. Lang, D. Thomas, M. McCoy, M. Hack, J. Koralik, Coach J. Harrington SOPHOIVIORE BASKETBALL The success of this years' Sophomore basketball program goes entirely to its fourteen members. They had outstanding rebounders, excellent shooters, and good ball handlers. The team played exciting basketball, in- cluding two super overtime wins against St. Laurence and St. Benedict that highlighted the season. A heartbreaking loss was suffered to Maine South, the eventual champion, in the Christmas tournament. lf this group of athletes stays together, they should be quite successful before they graduate in 1977. Enemy lines are penetrated as A. Weei goes up for an easy lay-up. i RESULTS WEBER OPPONENTS 55 Prosser 44 70 Lane Tech 47 74 Ridgewood 54 60 St. Rita 33 53 Brother Rice 47 74 Maine South 75 64 Forest View 53 58 De Kalf 55 60 De La Salle 48 64 Loyola 38 56 Mt. Carmel 47 64 Hales 59 57 St. Laurence 55 Q2 O.T.J 64 Wheaton North 41 62 Fenwick 52 60 St. Benedict's 59 iO.T.J 54 Gordon 64 45 Leo 44 59 Marist 45 38 Mendel 32 WON 17 LOST 3 D. Springfield takes a jump shot despite heavy pressure from a Loyola defender,

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N at e f' T 3 VARSITY BASEBALL The Red Horde Varsity Baseball Team this year got off to one of those fantastic starts common to Weber sports teams. It won three of its first four games before rain and snow cancelled five games. The team practiced in the gym to stay in shape but lost eight straight after returning to the diamond. The team won three more before the close of the season including a 19-3 stomping of rival St. Pat's. Although the year was disappointing for Horde Varsity Baseball, things look better for the future. With three fourths of the team returning, the experienced gained should prove invaluable in their next campaign. T. Tobin spotted by the pitcher heads back for second base. - -i ii' I' Seated: tl. to r.J R. Kalusa, R. Ginger, J. McDonough, J. Klapkowski, J Guillen, R. Scalise, B. Ropsky. Kneeling: B. Mels, J. DeFrancesca, B Fulara, M. Malaychuk, P. D'Andrea, T. Tobin, E. Formanski tManagerl Standing: P. Camastro tCoachl, J. Koralik, J. Loftus, J. Smuda, D Lang, B. O'Hehir, M. Andreasik, M. McKillip tCoachl. Not Pictured: T Rollinson. WEBER OPPONENT 7 Luther North' 0 6 Phillips' 15 6 Hales O 5 Fenwick 3 1 Bro. Rice 6 0 Mt. Carmel 3 1 Loyola 4 0 St. Rita 5 3 Leo 13 0 Gordon 10 1 DeLaSalle 2 3 Mendel 5 3 Hales 2 1 Gordon 5 2 St. Laurence 3 3 St. Rita 2 19 St. Patrick's' 3 Overall Record: Won 6, Lost 11 League Record: Won 4, Lost 9 ' Non-Conference game l. H. S. A. Tournament Strike Three! thrown by senior J. Smuda. 'War