Loras Academy - Log Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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THE HUB WML fLeft to right, Hoffman, Klaas, Bertsch, Timmerman, Smith, Prochaska, and Burbach. LORAS 33, CAMPION 14 The Cubs got right back into step from the upset a week before, when they took the visiting Knites into Camp. Play after play clicked for the Cubs, as an effective new punch developed in the Higgins to Sisson Combination. TDS- pass, Higgins to Sisson, I0 yds, Tom Butler, 36 yds, Nachtman, ll ydsg pass, Higgins to Sisson, l 7 yds, Palzkill, 2 yds. LORAS 345 MARSHALLTOWN 13 On a cold windswept field in Marshalltown, the pin-point passing of Chuck Higgins proved to central lowa that the Loras Academy Cubs ranked with the best. Steady performance from the backs, and excellent line work ruined another host's homecoming, as the Cubs mercilessly crushed the Bobcatsu TDs- pass, Higgins to Nachtman, 80 ydsg pass, Higgins to Sisson, 4l yds, Nachtman, 5 yds: Butler, 7 yds, pass, Hig- gins to Keeney, 21 yds. LORAS 263 AQUINAS 13 Ruining Homecomings became a habit for the Cubs when they routed the Aquinas Blue-golds to the tune of 26 points. Nachtman again figured prominently in the scoring, as Aquinas' passes found the wrong receivers. TDs- pass, Nacht- man to Keeney, 20 yds, intercepted pass, Nacht- man, 30 ydsg Nachtman, 47 yds, intercepted pass, Nachtman, 30 yds. LORAS 195 HEELAN 25 The last game of the Cubs' season proved to be one of its worst as Loras took it on the chin in a real heartbreaker. lnjuries and scholastic troubles kept six Loras regulars from starting the bitterly fought battle, which at the end found Heelan in the victory column. TDs- Nachtman, 8 ydsg Nachtman, 8 ydsg Butler, 2 yds. Top: Nachtman elucles Campion tackler. Center: Butler surounded by foe. Bottom: Three tacklers stop Loras fullback. fwfr fivvzzlvi'-j4i':u'

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aww BACK ROW-Left to right: Coach Dale, Tom Thilmany, Robert Roth, John Ludescher, Nick Sunseri, Joe Hanusin, Gary Less, Jim Sanders, Ronald Wilging. SECOND ROW-Left to right: James Ryan, John Schwind, Duane Kerper, Harry Brown, Mark Stevenson, Jim Graham, Dorrance Bakey, James Fitzgerald, Bill Dougherty, Coach Murphy. THIRD ROW-Left to right: Robert Koppes, Gerald Bisping, Paul Waldbillig, Gerry Spahn, Robert Kipper, Don Martin, Ron- ald Conrad, Larry Wies, James Vandermillen. FRONT ROW-Left to right: Hugh McQuestion, Robert Cordelli, Bill White, Bob Keys, Thomas Dempsey, Robert Murphy, Tom Stender, Thomas J. Welu. Sophomore Team Freshman Teom Loras --,,--,-------v----- 195 Campign ----. 0 I-01.35 -v--- ---------'--- 7 i Jeaergon Loras ------ .'-,'.- 1 83 Campion nlnnw 0 Loras ....... .,.,., 2 63 Washington . , Loras ...... 263 East Dubuque Loras 2 3 Senior ' ' 1 1 Loras ..... 75 Jefferson Loras --- - -4-- 6 5 Senior ----'-'--- ----- 6 Loras ..... ..... 2 53 Washington . Loras ...... .... 0 3 Sl. Ambrose .... , 7 Loras ,,,,.,,,,,,, .,,,, O 3 East Dubuque BACK ROW---Left to right: Father Ferring, George Havertape, Leo Westmark, Wm. Lange, John Healy, James McDowell Richard Murphy, Richard Buscher, David Hunt, Garry Hird, John Frommelt, Bill Walker. FIRST ROW-Left to right: Don Rellihan, John Lang, Dennis Schroeder, John Heiderscheit, Dick Vanderah, Martin Kun kel, James Kemp, Ken Neuwohner. SECOND ROW-Left to right: Robert Hammel, Charles McCullough, Dan Wright, Orlin Helbing, Don Martin Tom Van derah, Bruce Williams, Mike Pauly, Glen Altfillisch. FRONT ROW-Left to right: John Reichwein, Mike Callahan, Dave Manders, John Kreiman, Mike Rigney, Ralph Mueller Ardie Esslinger, Ron Nauman. ,Au1mmaw' ,aamnA