Junior Football (Lakeview High School)
Junior Football was a team at Lakeview High School.[1]
1962, Lion's Roar
The junior football squad overcame early offensive struggles to win the league championship.[2]
Described as the greatest Junior Club in the school's history.[1]
The junior football squad is pictured together with their coaches and cheerleaders.[3]
The Lion's Roar names 40 people for this group: Norman Kroker; Wally Harbluck; Garry Kushner; Alexander Ligate; Morley Mitchell; Tom Morton; Maurice Hogue; Reginald Nalezyty; Edward Ryynanen; Roger Olmstead; Sidney Ellis; Charles Morton; Larry Peirce; Owen Trist; David Frankham; Michael Pineau; Norman Allen; Peter Latt; George Sameluck; Mr. McIntyre; Laurie Krivoshein; John Crittall; Dwaine Russell; Mr. Vukovitch; Richard Wetyk; Richard Miller; Reg Nalezyty; Syd Elbs; Jeff Tulloch; David Brown; Charlie Hague; Michael Patmore; Garth Stiller; Dwight Stirrett; Edward Sas; Ken Fikis; Walter Harbluk; Bill Kallio; Donald MacMaster; William Little.[4]
Officers and advisers named: Tom Morton (Quarterback); Maurice Hogue (Fullback); Mr. McIntyre (coach); Mr. Vukovitch (coach); David Brown (trainer).
1963, Lion's Roar
The team finished in third place after a season that included victories over P.A.C.I.[5]
The Lion's Roar names 39 people for this group: Micheal Fikis; Larry Peirce; Joseph Paukkunen; Larry Perepeluk; Richard Niczyporuk; Bud Fikis; Dave Lockhart; King Hague; Tom Stubbings; Leonard Chaykowski; Garry Norton; William McCracken; Jim McCallum; Eddie Bartol; Trevor Bruce; Anthony Andreacchi; Bruce Seaman; Frank Saraka; Russell Anderson; Joe Jerczynski; Larry Vezina; Ken McKiver; Richard Wetyk; Michael Pineau; James Symons; Gary Myllyniemi; Phil Gougeon; Owen Trist; Joseph Snopek; Peter Sas; Mr. Niemi; Les Packota; Charles Morton; Peter Litwintschik; Mr. McIntyre; Bryan Probizanski; Gary Elsey; Dennis Probizanski; Norman Kroker.
Officers and advisers named: Charles Morton (quarterback); Mr. Niemi (coach); Mr. McIntyre (coach); Richard Niczyporuk (co-captain); Charles Morton (co-captain); Les Packota (manager); Peter Litwintschik (manager); Larry Peirce (first string fullback); Peter Litwintschik (manager); M. Vukovich (Manager); Jim McCallum (water-boy); Richard Niczyporuk (Co-captain); Trevor Bruce (centre).
1964, Lion's Roar
The junior team struggled through a difficult season, failing to secure a win across seven games despite having talented players.[6]
The Lion's Roar names 34 people for this group: Ricky Luhtala; Tom Brown; Gordon Dixon; Dennis Probizanski; John MacDonald; Peter Sas; Gordon Curr; Russ Scott; David Chaykowski; Harold Wynn; Gerald Paglaro; George Bisewski; Mr. Beverly; Al Nalezyty; Frank Saraka; Tony Andreacchi; Buddy Fikis; Albert Vierko; George Milne; Robert Stranges; Frank Gelling; Tom Neil; Mr. Niemi; Jim McCallum; Larry Perepeluk; Paavo Henttonen; Ed. Otte; Larry Vezina; Joe Paukener; Ken Johnasson; Gary Robitaillie; Billy Dynes; Gary Elsey; Gordon Carr.
Officers and advisers named: George Bisewski (Manager); Mr. Beverly (Coach); Mr. Niemi (Coach).
1965, Lion's Roar
The Lion's Roar names 35 people for this group: Larry Vezina; Ian MacRae; Noel Belesle; Albert Wierikko; Jim Perrier; Ron Kehl; Paul Morton; Gordon Dixon; Tom Laamenen; Bryan Simpson; Gary Elsey; Gary Saltys; John MacDonald; Gordon Pederson; David Chaykowski; Donald Cooper; Robert Eager; Dave Hinton; Rich Hinton; Brian Holmes; Dennis Martell; Brian Payne; Russell Scott; Gerald Slanisky; Edward Sheare; Dennis Elcheson; Alwynn Nalezyty; Terry Robittaille; Kenneth Manson; Scott Broughton; Ken Richards; Frank Saraka; Gordon Carr; Bob Stranges; Peter Sas.[7]
Officers and advisers named: Larry Vezina (Captain); Gary Elsey (Captain); Frank Saraka (Captain); Gary Saltys (Trainer); M. Vukovich (Coach); A. Warwick (Coach); W. H. Boquist (Coach).
1966, Lion's Roar
The Lion's Roar names 40 people for this group: David Chaykowski; Alwin Nalezety; Jeff Hurtig; Bob Gougeon; Errol Schell; Robert Renner; John Pavletic; Donald Cooper; Ed Sheare; Ken Robb; Ken Manson; Jim Dyson; Larry Rondeau; Tom Young; Jarmo Huovinen; Rick Parker; Denis Leroux; Mark Shushak; Dave Taylor; Terry Andrusky; Gordon Pedersen; Mike Martell; Bill Nazvesky; Willy Zygar; R. Yeo; A. Warwick; Elmer Kivi; Bob Eger; Stanley Carlson; Jack Brown; Glenn Perrier; Ken McCracken; Jim Perrier; Jerry Slanisky; Scott Broughton; Gordon Dixon; Ian MacRae; Al Nalezyty; G. Soltys (as printed); R. Hinton (as printed).[8]
Officers and advisers named: David Chaykowski (fullback); Jim Perrier (Captain); Gordon Dixon (Captain).
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1962), p. 9. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1962), p. 14. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1962), p. 10. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1962), p. 58. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 15. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1964), p. 12. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1965), p. 14. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1966), p. 40. Internet Archive.