Amundsen High School - Viking Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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WRESTLING TEAMS. 4 . ROW I: C. Timander, J. Jacobs, E. Hed, R. Ham- mer, H. Davenport. ROW 2: Coach Delaporte, C. Landstrom, B. Becker, B. Hodgkinson, J, Richard- son. W. Adams, J. Gibson, J. Kiefer, B, Korlich, mana- ger, Captain Eric Hed 'I The SOCCER TEAM had a rather disastrous season by losing seven games and tying one. However, the boys gained the attribute of losing graciously. Amundserfs WRESTLING TEAM grappled through a fairly successful season, although meet- ing, among others, such vaunted opponents as the muscle-men of Tilden, Crane, and Lind- blom. The star ot the team was Robert Wilson who Won first place in the Central A.A.U. Tournament. ON THE MAT: Coach Jorndt, O. Zeller, R. Lecture. SITTING: B. Thompson, W. Friend, D. Rusk, R. Zeller. KNEELING: J. Gibson, J. Fleming, E. Sher- man, V. Lopez, A. Stephenson, N. Marks, T. Reilly, R. Lindorft, R. Delvleyer, B. Spiegl, L. Stupas, A. Mann, C. Wilson. STANDING: H. Davenport, B. Flan- nery, E. Lavery, B. Chandler, R. Johnson, P. Stricker, R. Pearson, J. Riehm, G. Atsaves, K. Grutzmacher, R. An- derson, B. Brahos, B. Campbell, D. Murbach, J. Heinze, D. Burns, T. Collins, G. Kapsalis, P. Angelopoulos, J. Schmid. Captain Arthur Mann

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BA SEBALL, SDCCER, 4ND Remember . . . the collision between third baseman Hugh Bitter and catcher George Roder in practice, which laid open Bud's forehead and broke Roder s Jaw the home-first double play in the first Senn game . . . Phillips' homer in the Von Steuben game? ROW-I: E. Lavery, R. Campbell, B. Blessing, B. Mueller, J. Phillips. ROW 2: B. Cana s Christie, D. Magnuson, R. Frank, D. Cahill, P. Angelopoulos, J, Meyer, D, Lewan, E. I-'Ie Roder. ROW 3: Mr. Weintraub, 6. Foutris, R. Hammer, G. Callister, P. Pantfizopulos Dovekus, A. Voisard, F. Barr, N. Fitch, R. Walance, D. McLeod. Robert Blessing took the helm of the BASEBALL TEAM, and steered it through nine Wins and seven defeats. The quick eye of Willa1'd Mueller, catch- erp the arm of Big lim Phillips, pitcher: and, Blessings fielding at shortstop, were important tactors in keeping the team in fourth place in the North Section. Although the crew out-hit Lane 6-3 in the second encounter, We lost l-O. An- other heart-breaker Was the second Taft battle, in which the enemy scored many unearned runs due to errors. The season's heavy hitters were Robert Campbell with 522, and lim Phillips with .52l. Captain Robert Blessing Coach Maurice Weintraub THE RECORD Arnundsen I5 ............. I5 ............ 4 ............ O ............ I2 ........... I ............ O ............ Waller ........ Von Steuben Lane ,........... Senn ,........... Lalce View .... Tait ,........... Schurz ,...... 8 ........,.... Roosevelt .. 20 ............ IO ........... 7 ,......,,... IO ............ I ,..,........ II ............ 4 ,...,...,... 4 ............ Von Steuben Senn ..... ,.... Weller ,.....,.. La lie View .... Lane ........... Tait ....... , Schurz ,,.,,.,. Roosevelt ....

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FRUSH-SOPH FO0TBALL, TRACK, SWIMMING AND '55 ,sig ff, fs All 75 'Ur . -, 3 N4-.. -V ll i Around the world for three ce FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL ROW l: Coach Jorndt, B. Harrison, B. Burns, B. Brahos, F, Emanuel, J. Hienze, R. Stake, B. Chandler, B. An- derson, G. Atsaves, C. Atsaves, W. Hirsch, B. Mitchell. ROW 2: B. Wil- son, D. Taylor, K. C-rutzmacher, J. Stewart, E. Nadolski, D. Zuber, J. Sie- fert, L. Jumes, A. Burlinger, B. Fredrickson, J. Stewart, F. MacCor- mick, B. Johnson. ROW 3: J. O'Brien, R. Pearson, B. Nelson, F. Liptrot, E. Carson, R. Sandburg, B. Spanjian, P. Stricker, B. Donovan, G. Parker, L. Jacobs, B. Gillis. TRACK TEAM ROW I: R. Weiss, P. Anthony, F. Leahy, G. Parker, J. Weaver. ROW 2: R, Doonan, N. Anthony, P. Astrenedes, G. Argianas, T. Kahn. ROW -3: A. Rusk, J. Dezell, W. Hein. SWIMMING TEAM ROW l: Coach Weintraub, J. Martin, E. Carson, T. Williams, C. Ecker, C. Peterson, C. Mitchell, R. Swetman. ROW 2: L. Bell, P, Frantell, N. Peter- son, E. l-led, V. Stieber, B. Sternloff. The greatest accomplish- ment of the FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM was the avenging of the varsity defeat suffered from Senn. They Were also the only team to score against Taft's Frosh-Soph squad. The members of the TRACK TEAM could be seen going through their routines during the spring months. Shots flying through space and miles being clocked off, marked the sessions. Our SWIMMING TEAM. captained by lim Phillips and Eric l-led, swam through both home and foreign Waters with varied success. The outstanding honors of the year were Won by the juniors, who placed fourth in the city- wide relay and medley race.