Dundee Community High School - Cardunal Yearbook (Carpentersville, IL)

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THE NINETEEN FIFTY EIGHT GPAHRNHIDUNMAHB

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oo fda!! The new coaching regime of John 'l'immerman and Ed Manchester met with reasonably encouraging results as Dundee finished the season with a four-won, three lost, and two-tied record and the Cards 2-3-l conference record was good for a filth-place birth in the rugged North Sub- urban League. Climax ol the season was a thrilling l5- 6 victory over highly regarded Libertyville. Dundee's lorivard wall held Libertyville at bay throughout the entire game, despite the lact that the Cardunals had live reg- ulars out with injuries. During tht' season Ed Young scored lour touchdoirzis. three in the 25-l2 victory over St. Edwa:wl's, to lead the team in scor- ing. Ed probably would have had a lot more had he :tot hurt his knee and 'been limited to passing lor over half the season. lo add to his lour 'il'D's.' Ed threw six more scoring passes. ' Ray Florine. 'l'om Andrews, and Roy XValters proved to be the hard luck guys on the team. All three were slated as start- ers on Coach 'l.llII1111CI'I1l2i11lS single wing. 1 . . xgn ejmw Wegimc but had to miss most of the season because of injuries. After the season was completed, the team elected Ed Young and Tom Brett- schneider co-captains, and Dick Mowen as the most valuable player. Mowen had prov- ed his versatility in the Wloodstock game when, moved from center to end, he caught the first two passes thrown to him lor touchdowns. At the close of the season Mowen. Young. llulie lmhoff, and Dick VVendt were named second-team all-conference, and Brettschneider was given honorable mention. Tinimernian will have several promis- ing .iuniors to work with next year. Ralph Rasmussen, this year's quarterback will head the list ol' returnees. along with jerry Young and Dave Geier who were in the middle ol' the Card defense most ol the year. Steve Rakow. starting center the lat- ter hall of the season, will be back along with alternate fullback, Larry Barkley, who came into his own against Lake Park with two touchdowns in the 20-6 Big Red vic- tory. l rmfJ row, lefl lo iigllli Bob Strauss. Larry larnow. hlllll Zoeller. Dan Xvlijlllllllll, Bob Seeger. . Rau lflorine. Frank lanin. Lonnie Belich, Phil Iiickhoff. Steve Rakow. Harold Larhel. Norbert rvarsify Rilil. Ralph Bnhrow. Smrnirl mzr: Ted lfoin, nianager,jin1 Strong. julian lmhoff. Larry Barkley. Dau' Heier. less Lawson. Dennis lflorine. lim Reidi, Arinond Bethkel. jr.. Ned Rolston. lerrs Young, Ralph Rassmussen. l-loward Pokorny Cordell Fisher. Thin! row: Mike jaeger. Roger Lu- Mant hester. coaches. ,. -4 1 ' . , I X N 1 a 97 4- eck. managers. Dennis Nelson. 'Torn Bl'CIlSll1lN'ltlCI'. Richard NN'endt. lid'Young. Ralph Linke. George Struck. Dick Nlowen. Roy Walters. Marty Struwing, Roger Xlfienke. john 'l'innnerman. lid Ar ss' l 8' i E 9 -371-.77 Sgr:-m.1 4' B f'a28!,5'1.g72 20 91 1,-5125.59 'ffl 71 21' -599'