Lutheran High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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l 2 3 LET'S GO! Valerie'Allman Small but mighty is the way you may describe Lutheran High's first Seventh grade boys basketball team. All eight boys of the Seventh grade participated. They worked together to form a hard working team. The team did an especially good job in both leagues in which they participated. Their overall record was 13-ll. In t tary School Conf for second overa grade Catholic S the other confer won the Sonsolat he Lutheran Elemen- erence, they tied ll. The Seventh chool League was ence. The boys ion Championship Trophy in the tournament at the end of the seaso n. To end their season, they won the Consolation Trophy in the Junior High Catholic- Lutheran Tournam wisconsin. ent in Beloit, Dr. Juergensen was the coach for the Seventh assistant coach was Bill Barr. the boys really efforts of Bill Donaldson was ho grade boys. The to Dr. Juergensen Dr. Juergensen and appreciated the Barr. while Mark me during Christmas A N E for a month he helped Dr. Juergensen vw coach. Mark spent all his time and xx effort to help improve and bring 'Q A out their skills. , with all the efforts of Dr. Juergensen and the hard work of the x boys, it turned out to be a very N successful season. 2 . - N h Q 11

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PLAYERS... NOT QUITERS David Manley Hwhen the going gets tough, the tough gets going? That is the motto of the fresh-soph basketball team, who ended up with 10 wins and ll lost record. This was mostly due to their difficulty in getting the rebounds and the bad passes. Overall the team lacked in height, with only three people over six-foot but they made up for this with their quickness and ability to make the outside shots. They also did not quit when they were behind: they just stayed in there and played. The team's well executed defense was very good, it caused a lot of turnovers and it helped them in a lot of critical games. The fresh-soph started their season with two exciting wins over Beloit Cath- olic SO to 49 and North Boone 59 to 49. In the Beloit game Lutheran was behind until the last quarter. With only 8 sec- onds left, the teams were tied and the Crusaders were up at the freethrow line. That shot was made and the Crusaders won the game. W The Crusaders took third in the Peca- tonica Tournament and according to coach Dobler they'had an extremely good fresh- man team and a lot of outstanding indiv- idual sophomores, among them was Mark Poellot who scored 194 points, Chris Meyer scored 244 and Scott Johnson scor- ed 103 points. Overall the whole team did very well. 5295 Opponent 50 49 Beloit Catholic 59 49 No. Boone 49 A 56 Ashton 64 S5 Faith Tabernacle 56 69 Christian Life 40 60 Harvard 31 57 No. Boone- 56 50 Durand 10 Home Opgonent 74 58 44 34 66 33 36 48 45 59 51 29 26 30 40 51 64 51 38 55 31 50 40 65 33 52 57 43 48 58 61 69 45 39 36 45 54 34 33 48 52 Alden Hebron So. Beloit Jefferson Kirkland Guilford So. Beloit Durand Byron No. Boone Clinton Byron Frosh A3 Byron Frosh B Christian Life So. Beloit Alden Hebron Leaf River Kirkland Stillman Valley Janesville So. Beloit Pecatonica O ss Yi :lla 4 ' Rb,1Q3,Q' ma. .' 425 -J ll 53' it 'RQX9 W ig! R v IE by 5 f,f4h J - , mf x , K IW .A xy X 3 Ak L

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