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

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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

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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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Row i: A Barnes, D. Woehrel; F. Barnes; L. Kubala, R. Welker. Row 2: D Bellerive, R. Kolank, M. Reinke; W. Hubbert; R. Thompson, B. Krueger. Row 3: Mgr. G. Virgil, D. Bray; K. Nordm; P. Melichar, F. Bellerive; Mr. Ingles. M arrierS This year’s cross country squad began the season with many returning lettermen con- spicuously absent The team shaped up quickly and began the season by defeating R-B In their next meet the harriers lost a fluke to Hinsdale Competing in their best race of the season, Mr Ingles boys defeated Arlington Heights by gaming a clean sweep of the first five places The score 15-45 Owing to well-balanced running, York was beaten by a close margin In the last three dual meets the team floundered and was beaten decisively by L T., Glenbard, and Maine The boys had to combat snow in the meets with Maine and Glenbard Under the able direction of Miss Krajewski, this year's cheering squad, together with their captain, Mary Ellen Finnell, worked many hours practicing new cheers. The merging of the frosh-soph and varsity squads into one unit has contributed to more uniform and effective results. All right. Team, LET'S FIGHT' echoed from the gym walls in an even more voluminous man- ner this year than before The reason naturally was our four new megaphones Their use has not been confined to the cheerleaders, but eager school spectators have often utilized them during exciting games.