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

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MPL .xglarrierd WaLe .X4 gxcefcnf .Slowing wid Mar ag York's cross-counTr'y Team, ably coached by Mr. HeinhorsT, was very commendable This year. York, led by Three reTurning leTTermen Trom The i949 squad-CapTain Coseglia, Teschner, and CozarT-and Three new addiTions-SmiTh, Behmer, and LenharT-proved This To be one of iTs beTTer seasons. York opened iTs cross-counTry schedule by deTeaTing Glenbard I5 To 44. In The second conTesT, York was deTeaTed by a powerTul Maine squad which Tinished Third in The sTaTe meeT. In The nexT Two meeTs, York harriers were running True To Torm by Trouncing Downers Grove 2I To 42 and knocking oTT Hinsdale 27 To 28. The Riverside- BrookTield conTesT, which was called oTT because oT bad weaTher, was run oTT in The ConTerence meeT, and York won iT. York placed TourTh in The DisTricT MeeT aT Proviso. Coseglia, who Tinished sixTh, missed a Trip To The sTaTe meeT by one man. SmiTh and Teschner came in TourTeenTh and TiTTeenTh respecTively. York came in Third in The ConTerence MeeT behind Maine and La Grange. Coseglia placed TirsT wiTh 9 minuTes 44.9 seconds, a new record. SmiTh Tinished sixTh. BoTh received medals. WiTh CapTain-elecT SmiTh, Behmer, Lindsay, and Bales reTurning, Coach HeinhorsT hopes Tor a brighT TuTure Tor his squad nexT year. UPPER LEFT: The Conference MeeT, UPPER LEFT: FirsT Row: Johnson, Allison, MaTzlce, and Forgueg Second Row: Jordon, McCarTney, WesTwood, Hermann, and GoITerrnann. TEAM PHOTO: CapTain Coseglia, Cozorf, Teschner, SmiTh, Bales, Behmer, Coach HeinhorsT, Lindsay, and Manager Moy. E LowER Riem: Belee ei Conference Meei. W5 PLTEESUN . Si l x i 5 ' P 2 J e w ti . ..,,,. '1 ' il 1 r 2 ly . , X fflgk

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I gms ss Ages rp-con, gomgafzi .Are jfging cw flue any K ore. via ear f',f '.f' gugljfwgf' I!! . sf Q-. y' 45: I . .HA-- w i it ff IT I' I I uni 1 I. . gn A V? n .Ev While.: Eh GOLF SQUAD: Firsl Row: J. Pelligrew, L. Krause, K. Eichenberger and B. Johnson, Second Row: B. Carlson, W. Moselich, V. Hammer, F. Hadley, and L. Shaw: Third Row: N. Regilz, J. Lanqille, M, Lynner, R. Halherly and D. Shradar. Wilh Golf Club: J. Harris and Coach, R. Prall. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES: Clockwise: Jim Pelligrew, Jaclc Harris, Warner lvloselich. Jim McDonald, Fred Hadley, and Ken Eichenberger. 'YorIc's Divolmen, under lhe able guidance ol Coach Prall, show lo all indicalions lhal a good bunch ol gollers are oul lhis season. YorI4's lop hopes are lor Jaclc Harris, lhe leam's only relurning Ieller- man: Ken Eichenberger: and Fred Hadley, all ol whom are low 80's shoolers. Bruce Johnson, Ron Greyhecln. Ray Lynnes, Bruce Carlson, and Warner Moselich round oul lhe leam. Mr. Prall also sees promise in lwo sophomores, Ron Halherly and Don Shrader. The lwo big meels lor lhe Dulces are lhe Dislricl, where lhey qualily lor lhe slale meel, and lhe Wesl Suburban Conlerence Meel. The linlcslers praclice al lhe 'While Pines Goll Course and somelimes on lhe campus lo gel in lhe righl lorm. Their home malches are also held al While Pines. ll5