Woodrow Wilson Junior College - Profile Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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First Row — AUeruzzo, Jacknik, Kane, Brown, Adamski, Dorgan, T. Zayner, Meyers, B. Zayner, Mgr. Second Row — Hawtree, Clark, Sims, Grotia, Ball, Andalman, Plotkin, Wallace, Ignowski, Palka. Kelley, Lavette, Prengowski, Coach Griffin, Stormer, Feeley, Grossman. TENNIS The 1936 tennis schedule included Thornton, Morgan Park, Wright, and Wheaton. The team that represented Wilson was composed of Kane, number one. Taxis, Waddell, and Ogren. In the first meet, the Wilsonites defeated Morgan Park by a score of 3-2. Kane won his singles and doubles matches, and Waddell and Ogren won their doubles match to break a 2-2 tie and win the meet. GOLF The golf team had scheduled two meets by the first of May, one with Armour and one with Wright. The team consisted of Edward Prengowski, the only veteran returning from last year ' s squad, and two newcomers, John Kelley and Fred Ficrte. Frank Stormer, last year ' s manager and coach of the team, was unable to play this semester. Page Sixly-eighl

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T? First Row — Wolfe, Stringer, Edgcomb, Coach Criffin, Ruthraull, Ignowski, Zaksas, Shervis. Sec- ond Row — Body, Zayner, Radvillas, Andalman, Pietrzak, Van Alstyne, Raschke, O ' Connell. SWIMMING Wilson ' s swimming team this season was one of which we should be proiid. Twelve meets were scheduled, two with each of the following schools: Loyola University, Central YMCA College, Armour Institute, George Williams College, Milwaukee State Teachers ' College, and Wright Junior College. All of these, with the exception of Wright, are four-year colleges, and as such had older and more experienced men on their teams. The Southern mermen, however, took four meets against the four-year schools. The team was composed of five veterans, Ewing, Andalman, Van Alstyne, Ignowski, and O ' Connell, and eight new-comers, Edgcomb, Pietrzak, Wolfe, Rasche, Zaksas, B. Zayner, Shervis, and Radvillas. Willard Ewing, Wilson ' s diving and free-style star, was lost to the team when he graduated in February. The first meet was with Loyola University. The Wilson swimmers lost by one point after a hard struggle. The score was 38-37. One month later we lost to the same team by the same score. Wilson ' s swimming team next traveled to Milwaukee to engage in a quadrangular meet at the Milwaukee State Teachers ' College, at which Milwaukee was the winner. Our team emerged victorious in their first home meet against the Central YMCA College, who bowed to the less experienced but more powerful Wilson mermen by a score of 44-31. An identical score was tabulated a week later in the return meet, once again with Wilson as the victor. George Williams won two hotly contested meets from Wilson Junior College, but the Southern swimmers easily defeated Armour Tech in their first meet. Wright, our sister college, proved to be a hard opponent, and defeated Wilson at both meets. The Wilsonites closed their season by beating Armour again by a score of 38-36. The high scorers on the team were Joe Andalman, Bud Van Alstyne, and Bill Edgcomb. This trio amassed over 160 points for Wilson. Andalman, Edg- comb, Ignowski, O ' Connell, Pietrzak, Radvillas, Ruthrauff, manager, Shervis, Van Alstyne, Wolfe, Zaksas, and B. Zayner were awarded letters. Pagf Sixty-sei en

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First Row — Van Alstyne, Conwill, Coach Griffin, Coach Smidl, Andalman. Martinov. Row — Ahem, Zayner, Stonmer, Plotkin, Archbold, Wrobel, Prengowski. Second INTRAMURAL MANAGERS A large part of Wilson ' s athletic program took the form of intramural sports. Tournaments were held in all those sports for which there were demands. Much credit for the success of these tourneys was due to the managers of the individual sports. The rest of the credit can be given to the whole-hearted cooperation of the student body and the active support of Wilson ' s two coaches, Charles Smidl and James J. Griffin. The purpose of these intramural sports was to give all of the students an opportunity to compete, regardless of whether or not they excelled in the particular sport in which they wished to participate. Members of the varsity teams were barred from the sports in which they earned their letters in order to insure everyone an even chance in the intramurals. Basketball under Stormer, boxing under Prengowski, wrestling under T. Zayner, swimming under Ewing, table-tennis under Plotkin, tennis under Detleffs, and badminton under Andalman were run off before May. LIST OF MANAGERS Director of Managers William Conwill Badminton Manager Joseph Andalman Baseball Manager Frank Wrobel Basketball Manager Frank Stormer Boxing Manager Edward Prengowski Fencing Manager Charles Van Alstyne Golf Manager Frank Stormer Swimming Manager Williard Ewing Table Termis Manager Albert Plotkin Tennis Manager Henry Detleffs Track M anager Clarence Carter Wrestling Manager Ted Zayner Paiff Si ty-nint