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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

10

Large Squad Greets Mills as Basket Season Opens

Joliet high school opens its 1933 basketball season as hundreds of candidates drill under coach Mills. Seventy heavyweight players, led by captain elect Don Jones, face losses from mid year, while lighter weights under Mathew Wykoff boast many lettermen and newcomers show promise. a hospital setback for Spolarich inches the squad into a cautious optimism.

B. R. Meade Joliet High School Mills Don “Jigger” Jones Wardley Tibble Brummond Arnold Savage Bretz Dutter Beltzner Cutter Spolarich Geller Cleary Spier Mathew Wykoff Wyk

De La Salle Nearing Another Chicago Catholic League Title

De La Salle closes exams and eyes a further Catholic League crown. The honor roll features Bill Schweiderman, Tony Pire, and Joe Madrick from the football squad, all with high scholastic ratings. Fifty-six students exceed 90 percent average. Whitey Lawrence will not join the lightweight basketball team, citing overweight from banquet meals. A new school quartet has been rehearsing, while Sweet Adeline tunes echo through the halls.

Tony Pire Joe Madrick

Pugilists Advance in C Y O Quarter Finals at De La Salle

Thirty two boys earned spots in the C Y O boxing quarter finals after last Monday’s wins at De La Salle. Winners advance to the Chicago Stadium December 2 to contest eight weight divisions. Packy McFarland has refereed over 800 matches in three weeks.

de la Salle Hilltop Gym Chicago Stadium Packy McFarland Packy Pope Pius Babe Cormier St. Joseph’s James Kenney Immaculate Conception Morris Andrew Ginkus St. John’s Glenwood Ill John Kezerle Rockdale Tommy Smith St. Mary’s John Takacs Westerfield Millon St. Patrick’s Kankakee Mike Blah Russell Kamp St. Rose of Lima Val Penko Dominic Guisto William Sudakis Joe Michor St. John the Baptist Harvey John Pacyga William Narczyk Holy Cross Henry McCarthy Edward Haake St. Bernard’s Buck Ramier St. Cyril’s Eli Bungaitis Anthony Rolik Joe Bytner Phoenix Illinois

Joliet High Sees Elections In Student Body, Orchestra

Frank McCarthy reports a lunchroom prank as a student received a spine while seating. Mayanna Flaherty named yearbook editor for 1933 and Billie Butler editor of art. George Wardley elected president of the athletic association with officers Robert Liembacher Eva Olhaver Clarence Klepper Diantha Warfel Edward Gawenda and Ernestine Warfel named to roles. Joliet’s All-State High School orchestra members will represent the city in Champaign. Eleanor Zeleznick elected president of the Girl Reserves Sewing club at the same meeting.

George Wardley The Athletic Association Robert Liembacher Eva Olhaver Clarence Klepper Diantha Warfel Edward Gawenda Ernestine Warfel Joliet Champaign Eleanor Zeleznick Girl Reserves Sewing Club

Joliet High Heavyweights to Receive Letters and Awards

The Blue and Gold Club hosts Joliet high school football champions of the Big Six at a 4 banquet in the high school cafeteria. Twenty-four squad members will receive letters and gold footballs. A new captain will be chosen for next year with impromptu talks by head coach Douglas Mills, assistant coach A. A. Wills, and lightweight coach M. Wykoff.

Joliet High School Douglas Mills A. A. Wills M. Wykoff

Stateville Eleven Defies Police in Grid Clash

The Stateville E football team at Stateville State Prison boasted after a 31 to 0 rout last Saturday. They seek outside competition and would welcome a Notre Dame or other top college team, even a police team from a major city, to play them.

Cellhouse E Stateville Notre Dame Cellhouses

Local clubs hold meetings and plan events this week

The PTA of Central school met in the school auditorium after noon with Mrs. John Goeken in charge. The Torch Bearers Society met at 502 Grant avenue hosted by Miss Mildred Rosell and Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Rosell. Plans were made for a Christmas sale at the church on December 13.

Parent-Teachers Association of Central School John Goeken Torch Bearers Society The Swedish Mission Church Enoch Rosell Grant Avenue Mildred Rosell Alfred Hoffman Orphans’ Friends’ Club Abe Berkovitz Rochester Minn Mayo Brothers’ Clinic Florence Silk Youngs Avenue Galesburg Manita Peoria William Rudd Benton Street Carnation Division B. of L. E J. J. Johnson Herkimer

High School Team Honored by Kiwanis Club Luncheon

The township high school football team, Big Six conference champions for the first time since the league began, was honored by the Kiwanis club at a Monday lunch. Tribute was paid to the team and the coaches staff.

Kiwanis Kiwanis Club

Value of Athletics Lecture Delights Junior Hi Y Club

Vic Rompel rg secretary of the Y M C A spoke on the value of athletics during the Junior Hi Y Club weekly dinner on Monday, entertaining members with insights on sports and fitness.

Vic Rompel

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Chicago Bill Schwederman Bill Whitey Lawrence C. Y. O. Pugilists High School News Frank McCarthy Avanelle Arve Mayanna Flaherty Billie Butler Northeast Side News Myrtle Kristal N. Center Street Stateville Eleven Cass Street Joliet, Ill Firestone Servus Swain Ab
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