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

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FROSH-SOPH CAPTURES SECO D PLACE ROW ONE: T Johnson, Manager, T. Hoye, D. Nieman, S Luedtke, B Chambers, G. Surges, L Mortenson, B Schramm, P Schrilla, D Foresell, J Spandikow, M Holstein, T Stuenkel, T Engvall, T Derrico, Manager. ROW TWO: Coach Nahnsen, R. Heinrich, P Rauch, W, Kovach, D Kent, M Reed, M Nottke, M Kamin, L Schnake, R Krause, T Grunwald, G Schuldt, G SCOREBOARD Walther Opponents 7 Francis Parker 13 20 North Shore 6 20 Wheaton 6 0 Lake Forest 33 15 North Park 9 19 Luther North 7 0 Luther South 27 B1 101 1966 FROSH-SOPH STANDINGS RED DIVISION PRIVATE SCHOOL LEAGUE W L T Pts. Opp. A Luther South 4 O 0 106 C Walther 3 1 0 54 49 Luther North 2 2 0 39 38 North Park 1 3 0 29 75 O 4 0 25 91 Wheaton Murakami, K Howard, B Glocomo, M Wendling, .I Beck, Manager, Coach Miller ROW THREE: K Buchholz, J Kroll, M Eggers, K Backhus, G Meyer, M Spandikow, J Hoppe. D. Lange, M Eggerding. K. Tellschow, P Zech, B Schubert, N Ticarfc, E Bussert NOT PICTURED: B Thake, S Kalbach Although the Frosh-Soph team failed in their attempt for their third straight championship, they did finish second, edged out only by the strong, undefeated and unscored upon team from Luther South. The Broncos gained a 4f3 overall mark. The teams leading rusher was Kim Buchholtz, who ground-out a hefty 208 yards in 52 carries for an average of 4 yards per carry Bob Giocomo followed closely with an average of 3,8 yards per carry in 32 carries. Bob Chambers, one of the teams speedsters, averaged 3.6 yards in 45 attempts John Kroll was the southpaw quarterback of the squad. In 79 attempts, he completed 31 passes for 39W Kurt Tellschow led the Frosh-Soph in yards gained by pass receptions grabbing 15 tosses good for 150 yards, an average of 10 yards per play. Jim Hoppe, a freshman standout, pulled in 10 passes for a total of 81 yards and an average of 8.1 yards per carry. John Kroll led the team in scoring with three touchdowns and two conversions for 20 points. Coaches Thomas Nahnsen and Charles Miller again built a highly commendable squad for the 1966 season, TEAM OFFENSE Rushing Yardage 588 Passing Yardage 367 Total 955 First Downs 31

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ARSITY BASKETBALL LI 966-'67 ROW 1: M DeLassus, J Bouman S Kent, B Hanson. B Scheuvve, D Weiss ROW 2: J Schervve, Mgr, B Cleaver, Mgr , N Bacon, A Kautz, D Dumler, R Hernrlch, D Grottke, lVl Wangenn, R Tamm, Mgr ,J Stuenkel, Mgr Coach Nahnsen The Broncos, out to better last years performance, sought to come bane versatnle nndlvldual talent into a solrd team effort. Thus abrltty was challenged by the tough competi- tlon ID the Red Dnvrsron ofthe Prrvate School League Coach Nahnsen's extensive basketball experuence was a key factor rn moldf rng the team into a smooth-runnrng squad,