Willowbrook High School - Centurion Yearbook (Villa Park, IL)

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S' N X M2 X xt , . X i S l bs W sv' si is Jfaf i rd-psi 4 ,J V.. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Fronf Row: Coach Lesch, P. Wilson, D. Pererson, G. l-lalloran, P. l-lageland, J. Wold, J. l-lall, R. Barra, O. Slephani, D. Giliberlo llvlanagerl, and Coach Loew, Second Row: Coach Rook, J. Kusra, F. Falkner, T. Jobin, J. Becker, R, Teed, F. Kane, F. Langille, J. Zanqaro, O. Zorn, M. l-lolland, D. Kimball llvlanagerl, and P. Polyen lManaqerl3 Third Row: L. Fonfaine, E. Lambke, R.lv1iIler, D. l-laslinqs, D. Barczak, NA, Ramser, F. Jacobson D. Wood, F. Turnquisf, M. Livermore, B. Kerby, and G. Opiela. Carrying on York's old iradilion of losing loolball games, Willowbrook lell info place by losing iis lirsl Two conference games againsl Glenbrook and Proviso respecrively. i-loweyer, fhey rallied +o se+ a preceden+ by winning Their hrsi l-lomecoming game againsl Easl Leyden, 2-O. Allhough The following games proved lalal, The Willowbrook siudenis were siill proud ol The leam-minded, lair-playing Varsily Warriors, who were coached by Mr. Lesch, assis+ed by Mr. Loew and Mr. Rook. Through The foggy slaiisiics rise Tour ourslanding boys ol Jream abilily who were voled all-conference. Following are Jrheir commenls on Jrheir mosl memorable experience 'rhis lasl looiball season. Tom Jobin: Being penalized lor being in moiionf' Jon l-lall: Our defense. Jim Becker: The Whearon game. Fred Faulkner: l-lelping some of The less experienced boys. T60

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VOSA-SOFA fo Slow Sfarf in on erence T T' ea., vi Q! u g s N ffyiiww, , ' I 6 I .VW xc? K gl- Yo XXL X Q A ,A , .,,y L6 'qw i xx ki I 1 N x 4 X5 X X X X I XV N , rr is vs, is ss s 1 ,. WMC -X . - xXX-Xx' ' TXT. KL' Qi :,. ,Q ER-'Nw X Y W ' 'lk' ' ' . R -A My fi X ss Q' its 'Nara 1 ' it ' T XR as E SW xya Q RX, is R ,, FRESHMEN: Fronl Row: Karl Jurkonis, Bruce Augsberger, Jack Hoeller, Bill Simpson, Dick Gullang, Paul Pavesich, Dick Gessner, Len Reynolds, Larry Hayes, Jim Favor, Manager John Elkins, and Assislanl Coach R. Pohlmang Second Row: Coach Weisbecker, John While, Jim Cassells, Bob Colbrook, Bill Brookharl, Joe Konecy, Bob Koch, Harlan Kralll, Larry Grayheck, Ed Midgley, John McKinney, Henry Proball, and Assislanl Coach Cain, Third Row: John Corbly, Tom Lamoureaux, Jim Fuglsang, Sleve Walley, John Buller, Heinz Ledowski, David Rogers, Ray Healey, Ray Hughes, Bob Sorgalz, Sleve Shullz, Charles Cap, and Dennis Dubiakg Fourlh Row: Bob Riha, Scoll Slrallon, Allan Penske, Ken Pierson, Charles Lemak, Nick Avender, Dick Broadwell, Ray While, John Reuland, Charles Cady, Bill Peiler, Jim Rock, Mike Bowdish, and Peler Kirkpalrick. This year's lrosh-soph leam gol oll lo a slow slarl by lying wilh Proviso O-O lor lhe lirsl Conlerence game. The mosl exciling game lor lhe warriors was homecoming, when lhey Beal Easl Leyden 20-I3. Allhough lheir record shows one win, lhree losses, and one lie, wilh a levv breaks lhey could have chalked up more viclories. The oulslanding players lhal helped give lhe leam lheir wins were Burgener, Hock, Jones, and Whilehorn. Coached by Mr. Toman, lhe leam came close lo bealing Whealon l3-20. The reason lhis was so oulslanding was lhal Whealon look lop lrosh-soph honors. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL: Firsl Row: J. Tash, Manager, C, Hock, J. Schulle, T, Pelrowich, R. Minser, K. Burgener, and L. Rockwood, Second Row: Coach VandeMerk, C. Osborn, G. Whilehorn, B. Hall, J. Bonney, J. Moliloris, and Coach Tomang Third Row: D. Jones, E. Symak, B. Golden, A. Kovacs, C. Shissler, R, Ruble, T. Calanzaro, and S. Yochim. gg i ii f, Q rf, 4 if ix i 7 . Z5 Wi 9 T' if Z ,, M T' f' 14' It 9 , Q! I :Zi g V ' 'f GZ '.?KE2 7 .f