Luther Institute - Voyageur Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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LIGHTS BASKETBALL nrden r Q5 n n I c mrscmrle 1 r 1 a t t fre man t Pahr was afted r ne heay e one cann t say that TH Fresh Soon seascn was en Lhsuccessful A ualy P mes fl f exberrence r n xt ear though 5 P t r ugh ten game s nedule wrthuut a vrctory tne boys playe ther ea ts out t Alrn st a vct ry over Parker early rn th a n gay the team some encouragement Playrhg the ct e e e u game tn P ne staged a latou rter rally that alm st cvercarre tn Ccncor ra e d However D obaby therr best game cane agarn t North Shore ln the face of a dr ccuragrng half trrne the Ponres came out and scored I9 oornt rn th st h rn a rally whlc el lust 3 oornts short o VIC ODTVYTI m and enthusrasm were cherac e :strc of th team even ln the face of these dnscouragrng ats In all tne games Coach Waldschmrdt ub trtuted freely grylng everyone an oobortunrty t play The team was ably cabtalned by the shtfty orward Ken Behnken l-lrgn scorrng honors went to f esnm n Bull Schroeder wrth 3 p :nts A t t-lenschel a sophomore also showed great str le rn scoring 22 p rnts prcvrng to b a good floorman A' Schlewe ably held down the center bosltron brt Bll C ay a tall tarky freshman substtuted nrcely for hum Toward th end of the eason Fred Stortz and Ted Wrller won gua b rths Hu kstadt Knoll I-lellstrand Efrrg C ers tg Korf Str rt r'd N rdm yer VOUUASG out the team SWIMMING Although strll far from berng a cohtender rn swrrnmrng and track Luther bartrcrbated n th se s nrts thus hr hlrghtrn a new era rn the les e sp ts at Lut er At the Ida 'Xl yes pool Luthers swrmmers won fourth olace hon rs wrth Karl Puder john Von Bergen Carl Krause Warren Peters n joe Koselleck nd Henry Sch efer comprlsrng the team TRACK Warren Tauh and Ray lrsch led the track team Sam tyrng for second rn the hugh rump and Ray plactng thrrd rn the 44C yard dash Cther team memb rs were I-lerbert Ness Karl Puder A Strelt nd Emery Lernbke Left to rlght ltop rowl Schroeder lassnstant student managerl Knoll Huckstadt Streut Schlewe Gray Hellstrand Stortz Mr Waldschmndt lcoachl lbottom rowl Nordmeyer Grelsmg Wlller Behnken lcaptl Schroeder Henschel and Enfng FRESH SOPH QUINTET Co so rr g the fait .hat wht fresh-he a d only sx sooho o es o o s d tte F esh-Sopl team -r-5 ha r sh 'oe . ' df a 'or t' c ' 3, a C - I' e -- T S n ,- trely tt - , ct l' the c ' game- loads o fo e y . Al . 9 no g h o I e - - r -5 ' o f, ' ' , ' d r h r - o ..r rho 1 oy . ,re se so e -. . ,' tr- fah-raeser to th f at re , Ve o z s s u 3- a f 3 ' le d I au o , r if - re 5 r s ' I defctt. , ,. - , s' e la alf h fl rt, f tory. 1 s ' ' ,' t r ' e , ' , s ' oefe I 1 , , s s '. , o z , V . I yn I V I , . ,r Q e - I C' .-. r , . , . , e I' ' ' 3 . e . , r ' - r , ' , 1 r r , ' t l -1 ' ' , e . S . ' remlnr e 4 c , , 1 , I , -z' :r , . , e , a- o . eg c '- . . . , , N , V Y . E Q be -, 'g g ' s r - or h r o , ' -' I 3 , , , o , . . , a a ' . . . . ,e - e , . ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' - - . . e eo , , . , , C1 I . . I . , v x .Y . V V v ' . . Z : y .. ' . ' Q , , , . ' .

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iw seba Q alto C lb ede sar LLC: L t h ' 'leer stave an R c Q I 6 VT 1: c, L et I IIA: Vit I6c Lle r se s rtne GF ra r I-la ya d Nertn C e a pr-eye baten tea yas X L ner C e s s e In ne I we a I od yer Vvneat 1 QCXEG a see nd place re e in re n L s ef ecarne tae new Q Charrp rs Lf tsrrle p ne ttf A Pu' man TeLn r ur gert er' ht mae erptece Inst orgat Paw C L srn r t y t tn end nen e am! wrt u men r L t f ea Q amas e 9 hrts to s the tm t aelestcr c t te was cma a th ugt c was n a battery su b Q 1 a s 1 I rdllng Ct Lu t Lltctrng statt Eggert Horocnsteadt and Carlsen Q th n made up to hrs sunru Wrlbur Eggert was the number one man LU the Luther statr wrnn ng 4 games and lcsrng 2 He also asts 3 strrlceeuts t r 31 mnrngs and an earned un verage of 2 per game Although Elbert I-loooen steadt drdnt vvrn a ganne whlle loslng wo a ew more hrts and better subb rt would have turned these Into vrctortes tor htrn Bob Clausen was not used but he was always ready to step tn The play rn tne lntred was gehe ary good although mrstakes were made lours Paradres a fur t base man oar excellence Fred Stortz at second loe Pahr at short LeRoy lwayner at thrrd and Ronnre Scheck s utrllty lnfrelder composed the rnteld They also dad most ot the hrttrng and battlng honors went to lee Pahr wrth a 303 average LeRoy l-layner and Freeldv Stortz followed close behrnd vyrth 2f9 and 250 averages respectlvely Fly chasers were Otto Burrnan Ray lrsch Karl Puder Norman Knob George Eercenstaler and Bob Cl u en wuth the latter three playrng regular All thr e were good trelders and turned many would be hlts rn u Left to rught lfurst rowl Eggert Stortz Schech Romadka lcaptl I Pahr Knop Irsch, lsecond rowl .55 Menkmg Icoachl Hayner, Bulman Puder Paradles, Eckenstaler Clausen, Mr Waldschmndt Icoachl ll 0' 1 BASEBALL: 4 WON, 3 LOST 8 a I I . An arc? frwrrel, re-'. TL 111 'le mid for Luther year are :rebel an exrp nelly old url :L ray seas-rr that y-.as st. tahe allele hun: ry Lf tg-gtbef y-. 'ft iur yrftprree, tlver feat, wd ree tr' :Ure lt y-.as In the frrst game Qt tlae seesin, a :raft ce trt egarns. Unyers ty H gn, tl at Lu. - ng d . E-'un E9 rraraj ra g,, t: knot tn, game n a '3-I3 te Dept e eary If-f :ss aganst Unryers ty H gm! otha E pennant hfoe ran 'gh ' ,A f 3 eg ga' re Q? the s rain v. . -seed C e at Egget Q tehleg Lbther to a I4-2 yretory :yer r r lla Sh re, ' n ously LD e . 'rn V the ne t yrtlnw et the 'Ce als ro s and Curxe, by a 93 -Core t' Ceerdng game egarrst Lettn. Ienn Croth crushed Luther? befrant nfbes to the ground by prtchlng a no-hrtter to beat Luther out of TI 1 cn'rtte:'u sn rg, f-3 A yr etiry or, e .er J ' 'Q , t rgr th Cats wth a 3 won - 2 lest reierd, y-he Norm ,C and La? yyrth l los' ap 'L I: We I .n P-L, co- H to - nu , eb.: r s were MPNIA en, I. f' Wlb Eg' ' turf o rn a T- I Lt. agar NI r I, fnlyr t lose I-C Luther bats, Ji yust CyiuIdn't Came threug' In the prneles . lett I2 t stranded tin the bases Th g 'r h P ll ' turxed cut bettrr as he L . .s d at I h run to defeat the Teil: fn, C-I Cab 5 ard b , V3 tl tle Luther nrr' Bob Rr 'dk XXI Q HI l5':b , I I I rn tht. year and hzs IIQS average rs a tar cry from his rllrl ,verge ot last year, hrs Careful tat H , tIer's X I , , , 3 , , I , , mer a X 'tr , sl r be AE ' - o ' r .5 ' ,CT I ' f - L ' 3 . , r, t . f s o ' r ' I 3 t'r'lf t 4 J ' .B . I --, 's - , . , I , - a , .t , .I , , . n ' ' f a , . I a s . ' I 1 I e I I f I - ' - ' 'tn ' ' : , , , . , . , , ' :