Walther Lutheran High School - Remuda Yearbook (Melrose Park, IL)

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FROSH-SOPH ROMP9 . . . TAKES P.S.L. FLAG FIRST ROW: L. Mortenson, R. Becker, T. Halter, B. Schuster, K. Bucholz, W. Kovach, T. Johnson. ROW 2: B. Giacomo, T. West, J. Stuenkel, B. Hanson, J. Krall, J. Scheiwe, J. Ritt- mueller, G. Schulclt, P. Malzohn. ROW 3: J. Rittmueller, J. Flood, B. Krause, B. Armbrust, M. Brown, S. Kent, K. Gre- SCORE BOX Walther Opponents 30 Francis Parker I2 I2 North Shore O 20 Luther South O 20 Wheaton 7 28 Morgan Park 8 4l North Park 2 28 Luther North O P.S.L. STANDINGS Red Division W L T Walther ...... . . . 5 O 0 Luther South .... . . . 3 2 O North Park 2 2 I Luther North . . . . . . 2 2 l Wheaton ..... ........... . . . 2 3 O Morgan Park ..................... O 5 O STATISTICS Leading Rusher - Frankland - 56 att. - 388 yds. - 6.9 yd. avg. Leading Passer Kent- 69 att. - 31 comp. - 46? Leading Pass Receiver Upstone - I3 rec. - 91 yds. - 7.0 yd. avg. Leading Scorer Frankland - 8 tcl. - 4 pat. - 52 total basch, D. Schultz, G. Neumann. ROW 4: Coach Nahnsen, J. Eggerding, M. Spandikow, A. Gaines, T. Harrison, G. Meyers, M. Eggers, B. Hanson, D. Weiss, Coach Miller. ROW 5: G. Iding, J. Bostler, D. Lange, A. Curry, E. Upstone, R. McCullough, D. Kruse, G. Frankland, P. Kubal. Walther's Frosh-Soph football team compiled an un- defeated record and emerged as P.S.L. Champions this season. This was the second successive year that Coaches Nahnsen and Miller have put together a championship squad. The team set a school record by averaging 25.6 points per game, bettering the old mark of 23.8 p.p.g. set by the i959 team. They also allowed their opponents to score only 29 points, an average of 4.I p.p.g. The Broncos combined a tough defense and a strong, powerful offense to string together their seven vic- tories. Steve Kent, a time Sophomore quarterback, was named Most Valuable Player. Tom Harrison, ,defen- sive Ioack, and an excellent break-away runner, was named Co-Captain, as was Ray McCullough, a big, burly tackle. Although next year's line-up may lack experience, Coaches Nahnsen and Miller have hopes tor another P.S.L. title.

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Leading Pass Receiver ..... Bill Luecltke Fatigue . . Everyone Disgust ....... Carl Schroeder, Mark Karnrnratlfi Planning Coach Nahnsen Intercepted? .... Doug Dumler Heated Debate . . . Coach Hoger Tom Standke Captains Meeting . . . Tom Standke Jim Kolzow lndestructible .. on Happel

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CROSS COUNTRY HAS FIRST WINNING SEASON For The first time in the history of The school, a Wal- ther Cross Country team compiled a winning record for The season. This was a fine reward for three years of dedicated leadership by Coach Sengele. The Team emerged with a league record of four wins and Three loses and a fourth place finish in the P.S.L. standings. Sengele's speedsters performed well under ' W:-'x x,A,,..,. R N. sa 'O is . ii' A lfilm.,,,,,,.w To M -w...,. 'Kg V-5-.1 . pressure. They topped two of their opponents, Luther South and Wheaton, by a mere point. ln the P.S.L. finals the Broncos slumped to a fifth place finish. Fred Lams won all but two of his races and finished fourth in the P.S.L. finals. Because of this he was picked Most Valuable Player, as well as Captain of the team. -fx .T rw . x Q gspsfji J i J U cw: ef Sql? H sky N IQ A? 1 r 0 I 93 X N 'ii K I II 4 I S T I Tr T we r iw .. ' pg f .--' 4 M ,X - .NA A .1 -.Tir s . .X 4- . t I - 5 L X , t :i :, ::g:g::M T 'mx Cross Country Team, FIRST ROW: K. Lipske, F. Larns, S. Keuer, B. Doerr, C. Dreesen, B. Krause. ROW 2: B. Caul, J. Klotz, P. Klotz, A. Kautz, Coach Sengele, M. Nickel, K. Teske, T. Nickel.