Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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John Duddleston 170 pound halfback Bruce Gale 143 pound end Ron Nanteldt 160 pound end Bill Pollard 175 pound end Epi- The determined Duddleston rattles off 100 yards before he is caught by 2 I. C. men Warriors' winning streak. It was our homecoming game and played in mud and rain. Again Carlson threw three touchdown passes. This time they were all to Duddleston. Socash and Gardziella also scored. The game ended 37-0. Harvard was in the second place in the White Division and the Warriors second place in the Red Division as the conference season closed. The Warriors and Harvard played an unofficial playoff in a mud bowl. The final score was 18-13, Wheaton on the top. The first TD was made by Socash as he went 42 yards off tackle. Next came a thrill- ing run by Gardziella as he returned a kick-off 80 yards for a TD. In the third quarter End Kay caught a pass from Carlson. He was almost down when he lateralled to Van Kampen, and Van Kampen went on for our last touchdown. Harvard had a first down three yards from a touchdown when the final whistle blew. Batavia High School was our last game and we were defeated 26-7. Dave Socash went around end for our TD. He also ran over for the extra point. With one-half of the first string Juniors, a good founda- tion has been laid for next year's team. l '36

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Varsity Team: Front row, Kraft, Socash, Kay, McNicol. Middle row, Coach Nyquist, W. Smith, Conyers, McCarrell, Joransen, Geurkink, Coach Harris. Back row, Manager Crane, Englund, Grupp, R. Van Kampen, Pollard, Duddleston. BASKETBALL A winter with a lot of thrilling games was provided by our varsity basketball team who through much practice and hard work earned a record of nine wins and eleven loses. The warriors started off their conference basketball season on a victorious note as they downed Glenwood 74-44, with all- conference Dan McCarrell scoring 24 points. Having lost three non-league games, the team then traveled to Delafield, Wisconsin, to face St. John's Military Academy. Wheaton got off to a slow start but came up to trail by 2 points at the half. McCarrell's 22 points helped them pull away to a 64-5'l victory. The following Tuesday North Shore played host to our Warriors and handed them their first con- ference defeat 74-57. After Christmas vaca- tion Walther Lutheran, newest member of the PSL, became an easy victim, 62-32. The next night in the College Alumni Gym we handed Lake Forest a 50-38 loss. Bob Van Kampen sparked these two wins with good defensive play while collecting 30 points. Next the Warriors had three nights of hard luck. The Luther South conference battle was lost in the first quarter as the Braves outscored Wheaton 17-4. The rest of the contest saw very even scoring but the Warriors failed to make up their early deficit, losing by 13 points. Playing their best game of the season, McCarrell and Kraft brought the Warriors to within six baskets of upsetting the powerful Colonels from Francis Parker. Christian then set the Warriors back with a 7'l-45 shellacking as Wheaton failed to score a basket in the third quarter. The following night in the Academy gym, an inexperienced and small Timothy Christian team lost 68-47, with Wheaton getting their fifth win of the season.