Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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Hanchett shoots a lump shot for 2 points. Harvard gave our boys a battle from start to finish. Led by guard Dave Hanchett we slipped by Harvard, 61 to 59. Thanks to a fast start we kept right with the Harvard boys all the way. With 30 seconds remaining, the score stood tied at 59 apiece. Wheaton took the ball out of bounds and con- trolled it until the last few seconds when Degor Hanchett drove in and laid it up for the final 2 points. Our last three games prior to the tournament were quite easy. Elgin Academy with a squad of 7 men weren't about to stop the Warriors who went on a rampage scoring 72 points to a meager 38 by Elgin. Center John Huffman scored 20 points on 8 baskets and 4 charity tosses to be high point man. Latin and Glenwood were overpowered by Wheaton as each team was only able to score 31 points. Merold West- phal hit for 19 points to take scoring honors in the Latin game and 14 in the Glenwood game to lead the scoring there also. The Warriors ended the season with a fourth place in the P.S.L. tournament. They defeated North Park in a thriller, 49 to 48. They then stopped Elgin Academy 50 to 34 and lost to Parker 45 to 65 and Christian 55 to 68 to end the season. First Row-R. Johnson, Hanchett, VanderMolen Olson Conyers Chamberlain Manager P Johnson Second Row-Westphal, Cummins, Kraft, Huffman Grupp Lundquist Carmean Geurkink Coach Benson.

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