Amcer Association Conference and Local School Events
Readable fragments cover Amcer Association Conference in Atlantic City February 18 to 22 and upcoming WX activities. Highlights include Slim Williams Alaskan wolf dog musher appearing February 28 with a travel film, student committees at Blythe Park and Arco High events, fund drive plans, and school performances plus dances and concerts involving Joan Henke, Betty Horalek, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hine
L. Gompson
R-B
Roee Shore
Oat Fitia
Blythe Park School
Arco High
Apri
Bulldogs Fall to Lions Then Beat Argo On Night Two
In a weekend swing, RB Bulldogs lost to LaGrange 82 to 51 then defeated Argo 77 to 69. Joe Remelsberger led RB with 21 points as George Wolty and others added key baskets while both teams saw heavy fouling and tight defense. The article also notes school events and student activities surrounding the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R-B
Bulldogs
LaGrange
W.S.C
Argo
Lions
Sean
Joe Remelsberger
Sloan
George Woty
Fuyreh
Remelsberger
Argonauts
Dudlesmen
Neamt
Harold Grant
Arcenaut
Gene Givens
George Wolz
Kent Hueber
al Jen
Lambert
Ike
Grant
Wheats
Frans
Huebner
Wataon
Woeltye
Cole
Wolrie
Watborg
T & Ridley
Ot Bennett
Wits
Alien
Tayens
Tambert
Ss Grant
Wereich
Ridlew
Sherte
Aldridge
Mara
Dana
Hireha
Arico
Bullpups Fall in Close Bout Amid Turbulent Play
A chaotic game sees the Bullpups squeezed by a narrow margin as turnovers and errant shots plague both sides. Key players include Yocum scoring for the Poss and Braun contributing for the Bulls, with endgame mistakes widening the gap.
Trackmen Fall to Hinsdale in Indoor Meet 63 to 32
R B Trackmen travel to Hinsdale and lose 63 to 32 as coach Newton’s squad opens the indoor season. Despite a strong field including state champ Dick and other top performers, Hinsdale pulled away with several events won and RB unable to close the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Newton
Hinsdiale
Napeeville Field
Faltien
Peh
Ti Ams
Fay Ous
Dick Nee
Cross
Brookfield VFW basketball team in local action
Post Commander James Murrin invites Brookfield residents to watch the VFW team play Sundays at 2 30 PM in Gross school gym with no admission charge. Team competes in the State VFW Basketball Tournament March 10 and 11 at DeKalb Teachers College and in the Chaney Tournament starting March 5 at Chaney School Joliet Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sask Whi “Paps ‘Motiors
Post
James Murrin
Brookfield
VFW
Gross School
Post Athletic
Miles Roerk
DeKalb State Teachers College
DeKalb, Ii
Chaney School
Joliet
Harvey Kubista
Proviso wrestlers win sectionals at Riverside-Brookfield
Proviso men seek to reclaim last year's crown after nine wrestlers qualify for the state meet by winning Riverside-Brookfield High School sectional tournament on February 17. Maywood squad tops with five firsts and 52 points. R-B and La Grange share second with 21. Other totals include Hinsdale 17 and Wheaton 14. Dick Hrebig pins Harold Guerra at 108 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Trier
Riverside-Brookfield High School
Maywood
R-B
la Grange
Hinsdale
Wheaton High
Morton
Leyden
Oswego
Wheaton Academy
York
Proviso Wrestling Meets Local Opponents In Close Matches
In a set of weight class bouts, Bob Beara Proviso beat Jim Jones Morton 6 2. Bill Nelson Proviso defeated Don Kitzmiller Hinsdale at 127 pounds. William Ihssen Wheaton beat Jerry White Proviso by referee. George Matook Riverside Brookfield defeated Fritz DelPerbio Proviso by forfeit at 138. George Kelly Proviso beat Stanley Hansen Leyden at 145. Elmer Alderdyce LaGrange defeated Bob Funston Proviso by referee. Frank Melka Riverside Brookfield pinned Don Lindell Proviso at 165. Heavyweight Bob Konovsky Morton beat Dave Forgan La Grange 6 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob’ Beara
Jim Jones
Morton
Bill Nelson
Don Kitzmiller
Hinsdale
William _Ihssen
Wheaton
Jerry White
George Matook
Riverside-Brookfield
Fritz DelPerbio
George Kelly
Stanley Hansen
Leyden
Elmer Alderdyce
LaGrange
Bob Funston
Frank Melka
Don. Lindell
Bob Konovsky
Dave Forgan
la Grange
Lecture at National Society HeadQuarters by S Perkins
The Philosophical Society announces a public lecture by S Perkins at its national headquarters one mile north of Wheaton on Main Street Feb 25 at 4 p.m. This marks Perkins first public lecture since his India trip where he was a principal speaker at the society's 75th anniversary convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Perkins
Theosophical Society
America
Society
Wheaton
Mainst
Perkins
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Haebsch
Amcer Association of School
Atlantic City
Ha G
Slim) Williams
Horalek
Nancy Novetny
Tintera
Joyce Anderson
Nce Fail
Sandy Zimmer
Decora
Margie Grosshead
Joan Vivian
Mary Ann
Pat Blaser
Janice Lindeah
Elaine Rina
Joan Graham
Ardeh “Walther
Iriene Mitch
eaJoan Henke
Joyce Anders
Kay Keller
Crones
Betty Horalek
Gene Bernhardt
Nancy Lar
Nancy Smith
Regina Plauskas
Pleser
Jackie Wac
Betty Horalck
One Bernhardt
Marine Miellos
Mary Brown
Maureen Kennedy
Col. O’shea
Ginny May
Ginny Wagner
Nancy Muska
Widdifield
Lorne Anderson
Bart
Wiemn Oak Park
Ons Township Junior College
Hobart
Ray
Ross Matthias
Dave Ben
Aete
Alice
Lois Manmstedt
Nero
Ezekiel Dé Wheel
Arge
Tna
Barbasa Vasey Nm
Miere
Dre Graham
Oan
Many Brown
Senate
Nancy Mussa
Lory Anderson
Dyan Widdefield
Ginny Weaner
Gers Vos
Gardenry
Ross
Mtr
Joan Ma
Wae
Meetong
le Cercle Tete Oa Tete
Miss Fager
Michael
Subart
Covege Club
Miss Meh
Mary
Morton High School
Tives Frery
R-R
Pat Smith
Pes of
David Fricksby
Symi- Phénie Espagnole
Kenneth Barnick
Jack Fritze
Pat
Mona Bay
Leo Dievas
Roosinan Gmaniptes
Poe
Foskett
McRae
Javis Awone
Young
Etmarec
Boatman
Rogenesa
Ff Cacarra Ce
Braghfield Utc
Beitpro
Wooliver’s Body Shop
George WoOliver
W. 31St ST
Ill
A Grange Real Estate Board
Western Springs
Riverside
von Ak Sei
Schoen Co
Illinois
Schoen- Me Allister Co
Oak Park Ave
Berwin, Illinois
Schoen Dry Goads Co
Washington Street
Hinsdale, Illinois
Dick Hrebig
Prope
Harold Guerra
Vise
New House
Modern Style Shop
B&g
Brest
B&q
PSGU
Chicago
Tadpenton
Den
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