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

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SOPHOMORE BASEBALL: FRONT ROW: Steve Anderson, Pat Doherty, joe Fumo, Steve Newman, Steve Berendt, Chuck Boebinger, and Billy Williams, SECOND ROW: Steve Newlander, jim Sprugal, Tim O'hanlin, Tom Underwood, Tom Lambke, David Lange, and Bill Riddle, THIRD ROW: Coach Orv Wilkin, Kevin Lavery, Mike McKay, jay English, jim Bentel, Rick jantz, Don Loid, Mike MacDonald. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: joe Ricely, Bob Weber, Dave Lavorini, Bob Cunningham, and jim Roberts. FRESHMAN BASEBALL: FRONT ROW: Manager Bill Hermanek, Pat O'NeilI, Bob Hall, Mark Beyer, Gary Lavery, Nick Rizzo, joe Gentile, and Tom Spirios, SECOND ROW: Dan Angst, Terry Nelson, Wally Neissner, Mike Ellis, Tom Christenson, Mike Richards, Dave Burgess, Mike Hill, and Mark Skowven, THIRD ROW: Craig Kindl, Ed Ploich, jon Spurgeo, George McGowan, Bob Hicks, Chuck Lietz, joe Baes- sler, Scott Wittke, jerry Zilinski, and Coach john Wodarczyk. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Dan Postula, Bill Konopacz, Niel Rowley, and Tom Baxa. X its VARSITY TENNIS: FRONT ROW: Ken Brinker, Tom Lee, R jack Husak, Mike jezioro, Gary Lichtenheld, john Heck, Russ Svetic, and Mike Holland. The 1971 varsity tennis team will be led by Seniors Tom Lee and Russ Svetic, two returning lettermen, followed by Ken Brinker, Mike jezioro, john Heck, Gary Lichtenheld, Doy Deans, Mike Holland, Bill Shimanek, jim Walkinshaw, and Mark Fisher. In spite of difficult weather conditions, this team has worked hard and is looking forward to a 14- match schedule capped off by the I.H.S.A. District -r and State meets, and our own Des Plaines Valley li, League championship meets. The combined efforts of these boys should once again place Willowbrook in strong contention for the Conference champion- '1- ship. i I i D oy Deans, and jim Walkinshaw: BACK ROW: Coach FROSH-SOPH TENNIS: FRONT ROW: Rolf Fuchs, Phil Spyrison, Steve Cascio, Dave Helfer, Richard Uchida, Dennis Murphy, jon Lufrano, and Brian Chuman: SECOND ROW: David Bezold, jim Klick, Ron Halicke, Albert DeSimone, Bruce Kastle, and Cris Hayes, BACK ROW: Scott Higdon, Ken Dreck- man, john Sohmer, Pat Timms, Lance Kent, Bruce Hajek, john Cooper, and Coach Lowell Anderson.

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VARSITY BASEBALL: FRONT ROW: Manager Gary Reschak, Dan Schatzeder, Larry Lucchesi, Randy Mucha Pat Fulner Ken Slama Mike Contorno, Kurt johnson, Ron Bailey, and Manager Andy Kaczmarek, SECOND ROW: Coach Lloyd Scholl Don Templeman Don Brodt Steve Kolwitz, Gary Leonhardt, Tom Hicks, Al Kostro, Mike Rowland, Ray Severino, Ron Dowiarz, Bob Artel and Tom Cassell yftitl I Coach Scholl's varsity baseball team has high hopes with five returning lettermen this year. They are Ron Bailey, Ron Dowiarz, Tom Hicks, Randy Mucha, and Mike Rowland. juniors Dan Schatzeder and Ray Severino and Sophomore Larry Lucchesi will add defense and hitting. The varsity plans to go far in search of the State championship after finishing second in the summer high-school league. Willowbrook varsity should overcome strong Glenbard East and Downers South teams to regain the D.P.V.L. title that escaped them last year. l 28

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VARSITY TRACK: FIRST ROW: Mike Gault, john Hudacek, Mark Marzano, john Considine, Mark Towle, Mike Sarallo, and Tom Hanna, SECOND ROW: jim Martin, Mike Retszch, Greg Neff, Steve Sutor, Pete Stauch, Bob Coppoth, Mike Considine, and Manager Vic Lantz, THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Dave Chapman, Marty Vick, Kurt Kuntz, Glenn Biccichi, Fred Barlow, Norm Rostocki, Butch Nobayishi, john Engel, Craig Cleg- horn, and Assistant Coach Orv Wilkin, FOURTH ROW: Head Coach jim Tyree, Bill Preisel, Pat Bruce, Dave Smith, Bob joorfetz, Larry Trunek, Tom Kinsella, Larry Damhorst, Chris Gorski, jeff Cowdery, and Manager Ray Brienlee. The varsity track team carried on in the fine tradition of Willowbrook trackmen. The indoor team placed second in the Morton West Invitational, second in the West Suburbs Invita- tional, third in the Conference, first in a meet with Provisio West and Glenbard East, first in the Naperville Relays, and fourth in the Oak Park Relays. After this excellent indoor season, the team is ready to do equally well in the outdoor events. Mainstays of the team are Pete Stauch, john Hudicek, Mike Sarallo, Darryl Swatscheno, and Dave Tucker in the sprints, Dave Smith, john Engel, Kurt Kuntz, Bob Coppoth, and Mark Chandler in the 440, Marshall Vick inthe hurdles, jim Martin, Norm Rostocki, Chris Gorski, Mike Considine, john Considine, Glenn Biccichi, and Mark Towle in the distances, jeff Cowdery, Scott Sanneman, and Bob joorfetz in the high jump, Bill Priesel, Butch Nobayashi, and jon Harrington in the pole vault, and Dale Sydnor, Larry Damhorst, Larry Trunek, and Chuck Luttenbacher in the shot and discus. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL- FINAL STANDINGS TEAMS W L jungle Rot . . . .'I'I 2 Zoogifiers . . . . .10 3 Five F's . . . . .8 5 Rocks . . . . .8 5 IUNIOR-sENioRlNTRAMuRAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS Cave Men ' ' ' '5 7 FRONT ROW: Robb Thomas, BACK ROW: Tom Schatzeder, Naked Apes ' ' '5 7 Nick Andre, Stan Stevens, Mark Stapleton, jim Nichols, Dave Vikes ..... . .3 'IO Teichler, Dale Rimkus. Super Studs Q . .1 12 30