Downers Grove North High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Downers Grove, IL)

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Wc amors E. Zogol-R.T. B. Barus-O.B. B Lyon-R.E. j. Schumocher-C. H. McLees-L.H. R. Tennery-L.E. B. Bale-LG. R. Manning-R.E. N. Hibner-R.G. J. Marttn-R.G. H. Ogren-L.T. B. Walker-R.H. R. Lacey-L.B. B. Fritch-L.T. F. Wright-L.H. C. McCollum-L.E. P. King-L T. B. Fiedler-F.B. D. Compton-F.B. D. Lauchle-Q.B. J. Dec-R.H. S. Robertson-R.G. G. Cich-R.H. G. Machtemos-F.B. IX

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VARSITY Row 1: J. Montgomery, B. Fritsch, E. Zagol; R. Tennery; J. Schumacher, B. Barus, R Lacy, B. Bale, H. McLees, R. Ronald- SOn. Row 2: R. Cinkus, R Manning, J. Martin, N. Hibner, B. Walker, G. Machtemes, B. Lyon, H. Ogren, R. Frankovich, I Wright Row 3: Coach Burch, M Howard, G. Stauffer, D. Fether, S. Robertson, A. Thollander, P Kina, J. Dee, T. Baron, G. Cich, S. Carne; G. Cross, Coach Stahl. Row 4: L. Fedor, R. Rubado, D. Compton, B. Crowley, D. Wehman; G. Andel, B. Gross; H. Brown, D. Louchle, C McCollum, H. Foreman, B. Fiedler. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Tied Hinsdale 7 0 0 LaGrange 5 2 0 Maine 4 2 1 Downers 4 3 0 Riverside 3 3 1 York 2 5 0 Glenbard 2 S 0 Arlington 0 7 0 As a result of a climactic victory over a fovored Maine eleven in the final game of the season, our varsity climbed back into the first division of the West Suburban Conference after a season’s absence To achieve this, the squad staged a sensational comeback after a mid- season slump that had pulled them far off the pace Defensive play highlighted a majority of the games throughout the season. Many of them were very close until they broke wide open in the final periods Bob Moose Lyon and Ed Tank Zagol were honored with a position on the All-Conference squads for their outstanding play. Bob Barus, Norm Hibner, Howie McLees, Harvey Ogren, and Joe Schumacher also played well enough to receive mention in the balloting. This year's squad was comparatively small, numerically. In many games extra uniforms hung in the equipment room for lack of use However, since quality and not quantity is required for victory, our team compiled a record of which they were duly proud.

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FROSH-SOPt I Row 1 D. Kinivi, B I an'-, R Miller, I. DuByne, J. ' ijbs m . D Metzger; G. Mazanec Row 2; Coach (kirngan; J. Bertotti, B. Prosek; E. Schagel. L. Schowolter, E. Younker; R. St. Mary, B Bo .- • -i I, ' l'' --- II. I Lear month (Mgr.); Coach Carstens. Row 3. D VanSelow; R. Kroutel, D. Newman,- f. Lang, H Braley, I Elsing; J. Reidy, B. Durbin, D. Strata Row A I Twardzi1', B. Royan, B. Tate, B Wag- goner, J. Baker, J. Werneske, C. Korn; D. Peak, H Born, R Fister. FRESHMEN Row 1. S. Pi nksta f f, J. Olson, J. Stallard, R Steele, D Allen, D. Mailer, J. McCullagh, T. Brown. Row 2: Mr Riddlesberger, D. Bunting; R. Clenden- ing, S. Esposito, J. Sengstock, E Wieskopf, R Fntsch, L. Wyll.e, R. Dudas. Row 3 B Peterson Wyll.e, J. Lukes, J. Drmkwater, R. Larson; M Tennery, J. Krehbiel, T. Johnson, T McKer- nan SEASON SCORES Frosh-Soph Arlington Heights 0 Downers 0 Naperville 7 Downers 6 Riverside 18 Downers 18 Hinsdale 0 Downers 0 Leyden 0 Downers 16 York 12 Downers 6 Lo Grange 27 Downers 7 Glenbard 8 Downers 0 Maine 13 Downers 6 A light but fast, scrappy squad was fielded by the underclassmen The ponies were led by the outstanding play of fullback Bob Prosek, half- back George Mazanec, and tackle Jim Baker Under the guidance of our two new coaches, Mr Carstens and Mr Garrigan, the young gridders gave a good account of themselves in all nine games The 6 wins, 1 loss and a tie posted by our yearling squad for their 1951 season is one of the most spectacular records compiled by a freshman squad in many seosons The coach, Mr Riddlesberger, did a creditable |ob IV