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

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.gnframura iued ear oun mcreafion fo any 0 Yorlc's inlramural sporls pro- gram, under The direclion of lvlr. Black, provides year-round aclivi- lies Tor more boys lhan any olher exlra-curricular aclivily in Yorlc. The program lollows The pallern ol The varsily sporls season, wilh Touch loolball in The lall, baslcel- ball in The winler, and lraclc and baseball in The spring. T h e lreshman championship leam in louch loolball was Ewald's. To each one ol The players on The winning Team lvlr. Black awards a shield. Baslcelball had The biggesl lurn- oul ol The season, wilh aboul lhirly- live leams compeling on week nighls. The caplains ol The win- ning 'reams were lVlcCormac, lresh- men: Riler, sophomores: and Lu- chella, upperclassmen. UPPER LEFT: FRESHMAN INTRAMURAL Toucn roorwxu crmmps. Fronf Row! Sleve Blakely, Lee Hedge, and Bob Celera: Second Row: Ed Ewald, George Mobeclc, Ken Fiene, and Jim Lalla: Third Row: Bill McCor- mac, Orland Major, Dave Murison, and Bob Guslaveson. CENTER PHOTOS: Aclion shols lalcen in finals ol 'rhe inframural baslcelball lournamenl. LOWER LEFT: SENIOR INTRAMURAL BAS- KETBALL CHAMPS: Firsl Row: Roberl Mc- Kenna, Julius Luchella, and Bud DeMoss: Sec- ond Row: Ted Larson, Leonard Neumann, and Waller Larkin. LOWER RIGHT: SOPHOMORE lNTRAMU- RAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS: Firsl Row: Ronald Danlco and Chuclc Lawson: Second Row: Bill Maslers, Earl Riler, and Dean While.

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r..... LLL? liLll'l'l0l'l QP5 M0 pfetty ML D-' JGQMQP BASEBALL SQUAD: Firsf Row: J, Schmelzer, D. Craver, R, Krenck, G. Olson, I-I. Mlller, M. DiGennaro and W. Kolar. Second Row: G. TarranT, B. Riggs, P. Lira, N. Grebe, M.McBride, D. Nygren, G. Kruse, and Coach KieTTer. Third Row: A. Achepohl, T. Larson, D. MiTTelheuser, N. Thode, W. WoITman, P, Anderson, D. Polonus and J, Green. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES: Clockwise: AI Achepohl, Neil Thode, Guy TarranT, Warren WolTrnan, and Ted Larson. The crack OT The baT is heard as York sTarTs iTs I95l baseball season. IT should prove very TruiTTul, as The TirsT pre-conTerence game againsT Leyden showed I2 To I in Tavor oT The Dukes. The TirsT conTerence game was played aT I-Iinsdale, where The six reTurning leTTermen, Guy TarranT, Neil Thode. Jack Schmelzer, Del lvIiTTelheuser, Ted Larson, and Al Ache- pohl, along wiTh oTher promising TeammaTes, really showed Their sTuTT To The I-linsdale nine. The score was IO To 3 wiTh Warren WolTman losing a shuTouT game by one meager piTch. The nexT week The Dukes were very busy. Tuesday They chalked up a Tie wiTh Downers 2 To 2. ThaT Thursday when They were hosT To Maine, The score aT The end oT The game was in Tavor oT York 3 To 2. The nexT week The sluggers wenT up The hill To Glenbard where They Took home a 4 To 3 vicTory. AlThough Coach KieTTer losT Casper, Ross IvlcParTland, SouThon, Died- rich and Sykora, he is conTidenT abouT This year's prospecTs and knows his Team will make a sTrong bid Tor The championship., lI8 .X .X Qi' N 4 ss - Q . Q sl I 'if ,-.- T2 I ..... - V.: .:::?? ' ' ' .ir

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.XgCLl'LOLl!AJgl'l'l0I'l td The sfalf wishes lo express ils appreciaiion io sludenls and iacully for iheir cooperaiion in The producfion of lhis yearbook. Their unhesilalinq and friendly assisrance has made our work immeasurably easier and more pleasanl. We also wish 'ro lhank lhe represenfalives ol lhe commercial firms who worked wilh us: lvlr. Leander W. l-lagerly, Jr., of ihe Leander Company, and Mr. Joseph E. Gessner of 'rhe Gibson Sludios. For Jrhe many inslances of 'rheir help above and beyond Their fechnical obligarions, we are sincerely grafeful. A linal word of Thanks is due The Elmhursl Press for permission lo use some of ils phofographs of indoor frack evenrs and 'rhe York Homecoming. I2O