Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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J 'vi nu N U! LM.: 'Ns The Iennii iquad, lefl to rigbtfjohnny Wakefield, Dean Bixler, Austin Hale, Fred Prinzing, Paul Riemann, and Coach Ray Hoisington. ennifi an jgadegaf Despite cold weather, as can be seen in the picture at the left, the tennis team, at the time this yearbook went to press, had already showed great potentialities, whipping the North Shore Country-Day Schools squad, 50-10, In spite of the cold weather and limited time to practice, the boys were in good enough form to win both singles and one of the doubles. We can well be proud of this ye-ar's team. The lmteball Jquad, left to right: Deming, Dolby, Gangel, Davis, Hicks, johnson, Craane, Mc- Carrell, Rucker, Hanson, McCartney, Bristol, Bigelow, Peters, Duffield, Cummins, Roost, Snyder, Kleppe, Coach Hills and Ambrose, manager.

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gvefy datfefdaf f x9 Harper, Festa, and Outer line: Holsinger, McNally, Peters, Hicks, Dolby, Holt, Edman, johnson, Stanhope, manager. Inner line: Coach Hoisington Gangel, Willard, Cummins and Gale. it I X 3 FROSH-SOPH SCORES . , X l W 0 A V i St. Charles 25 24 ll North Shore 42 26 Elmhurst Catholic 17 21 ' Christian 18 23 Christian 25 48 Parker 22 24 Luther 20 31 Harvard 27 38 North Shore 29 11 North Park 29 23 Todd 43 20 Latin 27 13 Elmhurst Catholic 41 53 Rexilius t After getting off to a slow start, the Frosh-Soph outfit . came into its own toward the end of the season and , looked rather impressive in winning five of its last six X, , 5 games. jim Dolby was high scorer for the season with 104 4 A 1, points. jim and three other first-stringeis will graduate 'f to the varsity next year, raising next year's prospects con- ., If siderably. I X Hanson , N ff X 1 Mawqef jobn stem ,E tis 4 Weekt foot J I i 0 f tu N I XR 5 - . X McCarrell tfi ' I X Demerest ex

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,airing .ggoorfd The Warriors, boasting one of the best teams in many a season, tied for second place in the Private School League baseball race. Coached by R. B. Hills and behind the splendid pitching of Paul Weeks and John Kleppe, they ended with a 0.500 average in league competition. Weeks won five games and lost one, while Kleppe, a notorious hard luck pitcher, lost four games by one run. In the league batting championship, our best hitters were: McCartney, left field, with O.424g Snyder. catcher, with 0.394g and Roost, first base, with 0544. VITAL STATISTICS Christian 5 Wheaton Luther 13 Wheaton Wheaton 7 Latin U. High 7 Wheaton Wheaton 8 Parker Wheaton 9 Christian Luther 2 Wheaton Wheaton 10 Latin U. High 4 Wheaton 'St. Charles 14 Wheaton Wheaton 8 Parker 'St. Charles 6 Wheaton 'North Shore 8 Wheaton 'Denotex non-conference gamer Week: :brows one in a home game. 0 , . s v. 4:-,, f. - , f, sn U, . ,344 - , 2 V., .I . ' , .. .. : x 5 - Ng r ,. , . . 1 - . ,LJ .. . , .7 .1 4 I , Q 1 .SAV f, .1352 ft u 1 '. 9 if 'flfjfe vf .'- fig .' ' , '..a?, 5,49 .r .353 ,V as ' 4 Q e' Wg., :'x1 S3 s l5g1n,f?':.4 SAM' f I. 1.-un-,1 if 4' ' f H, ' ' ' . . gPlP':f9'AIffP'. ' L ' 4 ,. . .i,,.n'v.' 1.-f . ' 'N' 'A-' ' ' . v'.' .. ,y -eJ'9 f IN1- The Hack tquai, reared, left 0 Yfghli D. Long, Helser, Lundy. Gibson. Bayert, Rexilius Han on Rimbaclx S. Long. Standing: Stein, Alvestad, Bjorklund, Muntjanoff, Holsinger, Bowden, Martin johnson Lindberg and Coach john Stoll. I' f A - ,.. ..N '. li b ah