Senior Football (Lakeview High School)
Senior Football was a team at Lakeview High School.[1]
1962, Lion's Roar
The senior football team finished their season in a second-place tie with P.A.C.I. after a hard-fought Bowl Game.[2]
The Lion's Roar names 28 people for this group: Charlie Hague; William Little; David Innes; Dwight Brown; Bill Riches; Don Radford; Bert Grottenberg; Donald Cameron; Hugh Craig; Douglas Stiller; John Chase; Don Thrasher; Laurie Tulloch; Barry Duke; Larry Pineau; Ron North; Jim Sweet; Don Richardson; Al Drechler; Willie Opie; Roland Baird; Syd Pettit; Tiit Nurmela; Ted Mavor; Bob Pavletic; Ugene Lysee; Glen Pattyson; Mr. Boquist.
Officers and advisers named: Bill Riches (defensive tackle); Hugh Craig (quarterback).
1963, Lion's Roar
The senior football team faced many injuries during a season where they finished with three wins and five losses.[3]
The Lion's Roar names 40 people for this group: Bruce Seaman; Dave Warnica; Ray Leroux; Tom Morton; Red Nalezyty; Davis Bourque; Ralph Bunt; Frans Carpay; Donald McMaster; Maurice Hogue; Stan Plusa; Norman Allen; Jack Shannon; Terry Little; Risto Lethonen; Ted Karp; Fred Viinikka; Dwight Stirrett; Ted Mavor; Bill Kallio; Brian Berrington; Mr. Boquist; Ken Fikis; Peter Latt; Ken Thrasher; Reg Nalezyty; William Kushnier; George Lanktree; Mr. McLeod; Claude Hadley; Stan Sutor; Norman Kroker; David Innes; Edward Sas; Robert Fiorito; Doug Elsey; Allan McNiver; Charles Hamlin; Walter Harbluk; Stanley Sutor.
Officers and advisers named: Dave Warnica (second-string quarterback); Mr. Boquist (Coach); Tom Morton (manager); Ted Mavor (co-captain); Ken Fikis (co-captain); Davis Bourque (interior linebacker); Dwight Stirrett (halfback); Ken Thrasher (guard).
1964, Lion's Roar
The school's football team.[4]
The team faced a challenging season with many rookies but showed promise for the future despite several losses.[5]
The Lion's Roar names 32 people for this group: Risto Lehtonen; Jim Symons; Donald MacMaster; Stan Plusa; Roger Leroux; Leonard Chaykowski; Larry Peirce; Mike McKenzie; Richard Niczyporuk; Joe Snowpek; Phil Gougeon; Mr. McIntyre; Gary Myllyniemi; Bill McKraken; Joe Jerczynski; Ken Trevisanutto; Darcy Legros; Norman Allen; Owen Trist; Gordon Smith; George Langtree; Mr. McLeod; Peter Litwintschik; Bob Fiorito; Richard Wetyk; Brian Berrington; Richard Kowalchuk; Jim Hill; Douglas Elsey; Mike Tracey; Ted Karp; David Warnica.
Officers and advisers named: Risto Lehtonen (defensive half); Jim Symons (star end); Donald MacMaster (flanker); Mr. McIntyre (Coach); Mr. McLeod (Coach); Richard Wetyk (captain); Roger Leroux (kicker).
1965, Lion's Roar
The Lion's Roar names 32 people for this group: Gordon Smith; Bill Dynes; J. Morris; Norm Allen; Gary Millyniemi; Stan Sutor; Joe Snowpek; Ted Carp; Richard Niczyporuk; Murray Kohn; Richard Wetyk; Ed Otte; M. Beverley; Len Chaycowski; Albert Wragg; Roger Leroux; Mike Tracey; Jonas Slanisky; Brian Berrington; Ken McIver; Jim Symons; Tom Stubbings; Ken Zubec; Larry Perepeluk; Jim McCallum; Gary Elsey; Buddy Fikis; Tony Andreacchi; Mr. McLeod; Tom Brown; John Zimowski; Ted Karp.[6]
Officers and advisers named: Brian Berrington (Captain); Roger Leroux (quarterback); Richard Wetyk (captain); Jim Symons (end); Tom Brown (Manager); Mr. McLeod (Coach); M. Beverley (Coach); J. Morris (Coach); Ted Karp (Fullback); Ed Otte (quarter line-backer).
1966, Lion's Roar
The Lion's Roar names 34 people for this group: Albert Wragg; J. Morris; John MacDonald; Larry Vezina; Richard Niczyporuk; Larry Perepaluk; Bill McCracken; Billy Dynes; Jim McCallum; Tony Andreacchi; Art Hinton; Murray Uhryniuk; Ken Richard; Gary Robitaille; Ron Kehl; Ken Jonnasson; Gary Elsey; Ken Sippola; Bud Fikis; Frank Gelling; Brian Vezina; Mr. Pierce; Ted Karp; Frank Saraka; Rick Luhtala; Doug Pauluk; Philip Gougeon; Albert Wierikko; Joe Paukkunen; Tom Stubbings; Ken McKiver; Mike Boyko; R. Niemi; Michael Fikis.[1]
Officers and advisers named: Mike Boyko (Manager); Richard Niczyporuk (fullback); Frank Saraka (guard); Larry Vezina (quarter back); Ron Kehl (speedy halfback).
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1966), p. 23. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1962), p. 21. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 9. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1964), p. 15. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1964), p. 13. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1965), p. 9. Internet Archive.