Concordia College - White and Blue Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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CONCORDIA SECONDS Record of the Season Bay View DeMolay ................ 24 Y. M. C. A. Blues ................ 38 Vocational School ................ 24 Normal II ...................... 28 Brenk's Tailors ................... 26 Bastle Builders ................... 31 Y. M. C.A.B1ues ................. 34 Wauwautosa ..................... 39 Thiensville ...................... 19 Concordia ................ 19 Concordia ................ 17 Concordia ................ 21 Concordia ................ 23 Concordia ................ 20 Concordia . . . . ............ 22 Concordia .. .............. 27 Concordia ................ 33 Concordia . . . . ............ 20

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.4--4Nw4 amen; . ... . M. ugc,.+uh-.. ARMIN OLDSEN HArmin played a steady game at guard, breaking up the opponents' oiiense and blocking many a clever play which might have resulted in a. basket. He always showed plenty of scrap and pep. Armin has two more years to do his stuff for the Blues. LEONARD WUERFFEL Tarzants speed, strength, endurance, and ability to offer a stonewall resistance to the dashing forwards of the opponents are a. delight to every spectator's eye. After he has made the required journey through the school of playing experience, a place will undoubtedly be reserved for him in the realm of stardom. WALTER BARTH Playing his first year of varsity basketball, ttWallie proved himself a coming star. He has an excellent eye for the basket, and his passwork would do credit to a veteran. He has three more years to play under the White and Blue. I751 4 4. ; e 4 uh I ! ANN- NW Amhuhw Ah he 16 11mm. L Kh...d v .

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Tennis Tennis was begun last year with only one regular, Captain Schlie. The team was made up of Jehn, Sengele, Pankow, Thalacker, Hillman, and Schlie. The season as a whole was not very successful, but this may be at- tributed to inclement weather, which often hindered practice. In spite of this disadvantage our team staged five matches, probably the most interest- ing of these being the River Forest game. Although the Milwaukeeans were somewhat outclassed by the Teachers, they nevertheless fought to the end. This year Jehn was selected to carry the burden of the coaching job. Judging from the material on hand, the prospects of a successful season are very promising. The results of the season of '27: Marquette U. Freshmen ............ 6 Concordia ................ 1 Marquette High School ............. 3 Concordia ................ 3 River Forest ........................ 5 Concordia . . . . ............ 1 Marquette U. Freshmen ............ 6 Concordia ................ 1 Marquette High School ............. 2 Concordia ................ 2 E771