Zion Benton Township High School - Nor Easter Yearbook (Zion, IL)

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- -,.. A I il- - I. IURIBBLING PRACTICE 2. THE REAL THING KA l'l'I'K'Cl l l'l'.f Come ori, let's yell! sdys Vic, cmd yell we did. Not only did the hiqh school students shout their opprovol when our teorri scored, but mony ddults ond qrdde school Children ds well. Leoclihq the spectators in Cheers this yeor were Victor Dezomo, ol- reddy cr veteron ot one yeorr, Morty Ehloe omd George Youriqren, both newcomers. This threesome Wos Chosen by the popular vote of the studerit body. BACK ROW: lemme McElroy, M, Halas, Iumiis McElroy, R. Miller, L. Miller, F. Russell, W.St1m1ii, P, Helms, D. Cmry, G, Pot-il: sou, P. Fuimr, I. ptlllllvl, P. Evolis, A. Roy, MIDDLE HOW: B, Wolf, I.. Dmywr, C. Hon dull, I, Vxfelmi, Inuit AI liflit, N. Cook, H, Nielsen, ll. Dailey, I. Kosteii, M, Eli los, L. Miller, P. Iliukffl, FRONT ROW: E. Fiilliier, E. Sliuvk, II. Eiilow, A Muymiitl I' up -I, ,. 1-II, Y. Itolmstui. ......,.-A-' G. YKJIIIIIIIUII V. Il-iiwfiiit ' Illnw Scvvnly I Ire

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BACK ROW: C. Martin, V. Pastell, B. Mi' Cormack, K. Ionirs, A. Holenski. I. Grieve, E. Cliff, M. Bird, I. Read, G. Pastcll, li Pliilyaw. C. Cackovic, L. Knapp. MIDDLE ROW: I. Casteel, G, Mvliowoll, M, Owen, I. Marshall, E. Peters, l'. Baughman, K. Miiciflllllllflll, V. Tallcington, G. Hooks, A. lnewti, A. Riiescli, D. lfieliei. FRONT ROW: P. McCormick, M. Pvraian, I. McAllister, M. Wfwsttsii, L. Tlioinii sim, C. Misclilei, R. Sattlei, I. Mellon, l'. iVilK'Q.itlCIifi, Miss Victorilc. BACK ROW: V. Ford, I, Altiivc'-tit, P. Waters, D. Robinson, H. liamilton, R. Michael, R. Howard, D. Welton. E, Evans, G. Shnrnaker, A. Iones, E. Tollefsen, R. Schott, I. Bryant. MIDDLE ROW: B. Pastell, V. Daavettila, I. Thomas, E. Iohnston, P. Peck, A. Wise, E. Schroeder, M. McKerlie, C. Cruns, M. Kyrk, G. Haas, L. McNaiili, I. MvNalili. FRONT ROW: E. Rislioyv, G. Banter, P. Laltrisi-, S. Lapin, I. Burt, P. Banilw, R. Stiiecl, P, Olsen, K. Reinivi. Q ,4.,4. With the growing interest of girls in sports, the G. A. A. is becoming larger and larger each year. Miss Olga Victorik is the able sponsor this year. The officers of the G. A. A. are Ruth Howard, presidentg lone Koppen, vice-presidentg Audrey Leech, secretary, and Pat Baughman, treasurer. Soccer season opened soon after the club was organized. During the rest of the school year the members met many times in their afternoon school hours to play basketball, vol- ley ball, cmd, later in the spring, baseball. Pri-je fiQVl1l1fYfVVO As a reward for intensive training and ine terest in the club, some of the girls are reward- ed with letters. This year many members were proudly wearing the rewards which they had earned previously. One of the big events this year was the play day they had with Woodstock High School, in which the girls participated in a basketball and a volley ball game. The girls also traveled to Waukegan to participate in a play day. The G. A. A. helps in stimulating the girls interest in athletics, and in promoting the ideals of good health and good sportsmanship.

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664511 CICLI' Here we are, a bunch of old cowhands sitting around watching the years ao by. Re' member the year of '45 and '4t3? Don't you reckon that's one of the best years we'vo spent? Yeah, That was the year the dudes had a day, September 5, all to themselves so they wouldn't aet under the hoofs of the rest of the herd. The next day the rest of the herd, the Sen- iors, luniors, and Sophornores, parked their ialopies inside the old corral, lrut only lona enough to get instructions from the ranch boss. They really started workin-J on September 7th. Say, Clem. That first football aarne was really a qood start. September i4 was really our lucky day, we won over Palatine, l3 to ti. Remember Sept. l9th when that loco bunch of Senior airls aave Kato Reinier a birthday party complete with sinaina, cake, and useful presents? fDefinition of useful presents: corks, corn pads, rat traps, turtle food, shaving rnua.l September 2lst was the first time in the history of the Z-B Ranch that our vowpirricliers roped and threw the Libertyville Wiltltxtrtas, I3 to 7. Cowhand Glenn Rich was really broken up his nose, that is. ln our first assembly on Sept. 25, Dr. Carnes told us niany intcrestina thin-is alraut tho Maya Indians. Well, of course our luck caultln't hold will forever. So we lost to Burlington, QU to ti, on Cctober 5. Even though lack lVfcDowoll made our only touchdown, he knocked hirnself out doinq it and so the jinx had leaun, lt tool: another step forward when Glenn Ricli broke his thunib at the Vifaukesha qarne on October l2th. Even thouah he did so, we won, 2U to il. Yep, Zeke. Qur luck held out on Octal er' l9th when we beat New Trier lr. Varsity fill