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

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TRACK TEAM AIMS FOR FGLIRTH TRAIGHT CHAMPIO SHIP Walther's amazrng track team, yyhrch has won consecutrye champronshlps since 1964, set out to contrnue thelr Prryate School League domlnatron this year, Coach Warren l-loger and his new assistant, Mr. Herman Zemke had hugh hopes ot another successful year. The team could not be called inex- perienced because most of nts members had at least tvvo years of tralnlng. Among the sensors on the team were the master of the dus- cusf' Mark Kammrathg Mark Slou- her with the shot put, Dennus Gilge, pole yaulter, Mrke Zimmerman and John Rehmus In the running events, The underclassmen were paced by Al Kautz, Steve Keuer, Charles Dreessen, Brlan Krause, Bob Chambers, Tom Harrrson, and Andy Yuscka. Ready for the gun C Dreessen, A Kautz Track coaches Warren l-leger, Herman Zemke

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GOLFERS DRIVE AHEAD Coach Millers golfers embarked on the 1967 season in hopes of placing in the first division of the Private School League. The team, paced by John Bouman, Jim Miller, and Mike Poellot, played most of their home contests at White Pines Country Club. is TENNIS TEAM REBUILDS li E , 125 Under the leadership of Coach Marvin Schlichting, the rela- tively inexperienced tennis team looked forward to re- peating their sterling perform- ance ofthe 1966 season. Without the talents of last year's team, Coach Schlicht- ing had to rely on Don Grottke, John Beyer, Bob Ros- in, and many newcomers to fill in the gap left by former team members.

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BRONCOS EYE BA EBALL TITLE Head coacheGaiI Goodwin Assistant coach-Ed Guettler The Baseball Team looked forward to having an exceptional season this year, Because there were no seniors on the 1966 team, this year's club was com- posed of returning, seasoned veterans, Headed by third year iunior, Ed Upstone, the pitching staff, supplemented by Doug Dumler and Tim Nickel, began working out early in March. The Team's wellf rounded hitting attack was supported by the strong bats of Doug Dumler, Brent Hanson, and Mike McConnell. Head Coach, Gail Goodwin, expanded the 1967 schedule and prepared his club for an all-out assault to capture the Private School League championship. He was greatly aided by the new assistant coach. Ed Guettler, who also was given the job as head coach ofthe FroshfSoph base- ball team. With these optimistic pros- pects, the club embarked on a successful 1967 season, WALTHER BRONCOS' 1967 PRIVATE SCHOOL LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE itentativel April Monday 17, Luther North Away Thursday 20, North Park Away Monday 24, Illiana Christian Home Thursday 27, Wheaton Away May Monday 1, Luther North Home Thursday 4, Luther South Away Monday 8, North Park Home Thursday 11, Timothy Christian Home Monday 15, Wheaton Home Thursday 18, Chicago Christian Away 127