Naperville Central High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL The frosh-soph football squad brought a championship home to N. H. S. this year. They emerged undefeated in conference competion, winning most of their games by two or three touchdowns. Their lone defeat was a non- conference affair with East Aurora, the first game of the season. Coach Welzel fielded a heavy line composed of Schulze, Brown, Sovereign, Mueller, Rieser, Effner, Cowan, and Breyne. The fast, shifty backfield was made up of Dornburg, Sebastian, Gauger, Modaff, and Falkenstein. Roger Dornburg turned in the outstanding performance of the year by breaking the conference scoring record with 106 points. However the whole team was impressive and deserve a. pat on the back for their fine showing. SCOREBOARD NDH QS 0 East Aurora. 7--0 lheaton 28--0 St. Charles 19-6 lest Chicago 1:0-6 Sycamore 21--6 Batavia 26-O Dundee 20--O Geneva 13--0 llarmion

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Kuhn,Baumga.rtner, and Vermaat as well as baclcfieldmen Parcells, Falkenstein VARSITY FOOTBALL Our Redskins ,strengthened by the return of seven lettermen,found the com- petition in the Little Seven much to their liking this year. Their record of seven wins, one loss, and one tie enabled them to attain second place in the conference and also includes overwhelming victories over East Aurora and Marmion. The team's only loss was at the hands of Geneva onrlovember 2, and the tie was a 13-13 affair with Dundee. Coach Harshbarger had the boys in top form,and his retirement before the Geneva game dealt the team a crip- pling blow. Special recognition was given to four players on this year's squad by their election to the All-Conference team. Those four were center, Cecil Brown, half back,Chuck Steck, end John Zolvinski and tackle c ,, Q s Lalvrvy- Gregory. Rounding out the first squad ,were linemen Rieser, Bentz, Ilichtl, 3 Heun, Wehrli, and Eby. SCOREBOARD N.H.S. 745-13 East Aurora 33--0 Wheaton 13--6 West Chicago 13--6 Sycamore 26--7 Batavia 13--13 Dundee 13--27 Geneva 26-6 Marmion H 33--20 st. Charles O'

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VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity basketball coaching job was taken over by Coach Welzel this year. The Redskins presented a small but fast quintet headed by Captain Don Heun, the squad's highpoint man. During their nineteen games, the Redskins totaled six wins against thirteen losses. In conference play they won six and lost eight, enabling them to finish fifth. The season was highlighted by the defeat of the powerful Batavia Bulldogs, one of the better teams in the conference. The squad was composed of seniors I-Ieun, Knosher, Brown, Shiffler, Dagenais, Mathiasen, Haggart, and Zolvinski. Sievert, Vermaat, Bentz, Baumgartner, and Rickert represented the junior class, and Parcells was the lone sophomore. Cecil Bro1m's name 1rill go on the free-throw trophy for having the highest percentage of free throws made. S C 0 R E B 0 A R D N.H.S. 38--60 East Aurora 28--33 SYC3-more 27--31 Downers Grove 32---hl Wheaton 29--52 Wheaton 32-65 Dundee 5-L1--70 Dundee 73---39 West Chicago 32-28 West Chicago hh--142 St. Charles 38-36 St. Charles 37--S6 Geneva 143116 St. Thomas 27--343 Hooseheart h3-1:9 Geneva b 39--lah Batavia 116--hh Batavia SO--146 Sycamore 25---57 West Aurora