York Community High School - Ys Tales Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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Jczclz ana! Carly guiale garono .7!ur0uglz a jouglz .Simian The following week The Barons made lheir lirsr home appearance againsl Leyden. The I.iHle Dukes played hard and spiriled ball, buf viclory was snalched from 'rheir grasp as rhe final gun sounded wilh Yorlc on Leyden's four-yard line, and They were again pinned wilh a loss, l3-IZ. Yorlc had one consolalion, however, in lrouncing our old rival, Glenbard, by a convincing score ol 38-O. Wilh lhe running ol John Monaghan, Lynn Tarranl, and lvliclcey DiGennaro. The brillianl passing of Wall Kirlc. and a good. hard charging line, The Barons complelely overwhelmed lhe opponenrs from Glen Ellyn. Consislenl sland-ouls of lhe season were Dave Nygren. who played praclically every posilion on Jrhe leami John Teschner: Bob Slanlon, a newcomer from Bensenville: and Bob Gillaspy. Jrhe leam's only numeral winner from lasl year. IO7