Wheaton Community High School - Wecomi Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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Acciari behind The goal line Tor a saTe-Ty. The Tiger Touchdown came in The second period when 'l-lurricane SubleTT Toolc a TlaT pass Trom Tresh- man Dryden and ran 34 yards Tor a score. Several Times ThroughouT The game The Tigers were sTopped shorT oT a score. The Tiger oTTense, sparlced by Berry, neTTed Il TirsT downs To Geneva s 2. WHEATCN I9 SYCAMORE O The Tigers played sluggish TooTball as They Triumphed over hapless Sycamore. The Tiger score came in The second period when Doc T-TopT passed To Elwood Chaney Tor a score. SubloTT added The second and Wilder The Third aTTer rugged Don Brinlcs had blocked a Sycamore punT. WHEATCN I3 NAPERVILLE 6 The Tigers won The l945 championship OT The liTTle seven conTerence when They came Trorn behind To win over Naperville aT The NorTh CenTral College Tield. Naperville scored on a pass in The second period and led aT halTTime, 6-O. The Tigers counTed in The Third guarTer on a 45 yard run by l-lopT, Tollowing a 26 yard run oTT leTT-Tackle by Berry. A Tew plays laTer l-lopT Threw a pass To Karl KleTschlce, who was downed on The Naper- ville Two yard line. On The TirsT play, a quarTer- baclc snealc Tailed. Then The ball was given To Saba leTT who crashed over on a crossbaclc To The leTT side. l-lopT place-lciclced The exTra poinT. VARSITY FOOTBALL Third Row: Ford, Lealre Yarnana l-lassed, Mize T-lyde ApplegaTe, Robinson Coach Colin. Second Row: KleTschlce, Wessells, Dryden, Berry, Freedlund, S. Sn1iTh, l'ToTerT, Chaney, FirsT Row1 Brinlcs, lrnpey, WiTTe, T-TopT, SubleTT, ElTsTrom, Wilder, PaTTerson. If -. hui' ,,,V Q . +21 . . x D 381. 5 ,V M- .ak ,ii xc , . . af ' T ig. -6' yi? T- T - ' , - v.4'T Q crlgi-'iii' N, . . ' T-r .. - - - is Tri' ci TTT: 5, Xxx. - g eva.-5 -if A Q A , ' ' Q 4 f . - 4 ' ' 2 -T , , .Q - so , ,, ... K fa Q .rl A , V X . 'TA' A .4-i X1 :zu 1 11 it as 3 as r,,i ai 3 -if S g . ' ii gm' Sv t T ,.i as aa I5 as FI If c Q42 QQU f- 1B:a I . I T ' 1 ' m T ,M ...T f' Javvf-.4 , 1 - . 1 . A 5 A.. .L . idx xx F1 .'-7,57 IW ' -.IJ- '-.hb f-'v', - , i 'T' , , of-r. .--4 -4 -

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oofbal! WHEATON O GLENBARD I2 Before a ca- poclty crowd af Grange Field, flue Tigers were frinrurned by flueir nearby rivals I2fO. Doc Hopf led several fufile offensive assaulfs. Roll and Tyler falked for flue visifors. Vufl'lE!5xTOlNl O ST. CHARLES O Again Vvlueafon failed fo luif sfride as Sf. Cluarles luolds fearuu scoreless in deadlock. Several passes from Dick lvlize fo Sam Subleff and Don Pafferson nearly resulfed in a foucludown, buf flue combined efforfs of flue elernenfs and, in a lesser degree Sf. Cluarles sfopped Wlueafon on flue Sainf's 8 yard line. WHEATON 9 DUNDEE O Tlue Tigers finally came fo life and defeafed a big feam from Dun- dee. Wiflu Sam Subleff and George Dryden sparking flue drive flue Tigers scored in flue Second period. Doc l-lopf fallied from flue fluree yard line. Also in flue second period, flue enfire Tiger line frapped Unrulu of Dundee beluind flue goal line fsr- -s ra -i uc ,.i.u-.!. WHEATON 34 BATAVIA O Wiflu Sam Sub leff scoring fluree foucludowns, flue Tigers rolled all over a small fearn from Bafavia, scoring in every period. Every player on flue Tiger feam saw lcfion, as flue Tigers soared fo flueir second suc- cessive Tiger conference vicfory. Tlue foucludowns were scored by Subleff, Karner, and Dryden. WHEATON 32 WEST CHICAGO O ln flueir firsf ouf-of-fown encounfer, flue Tigers. frounced flue Wesf Cluicago Wildcafs 32-O. Sam Subleff scored fluree for flue second successive week. Karner and l-lopf also fallied, flue laffer on a 40 yard run. Wl-TEPNTON 8 GENEVA 7 Tlue Tigers moved info firsf place in flue liffle-seven confer- ence by defeafing luifluerfo unbeafen Geneva. Geneva scored on a pass in flue firsf guarfer and led 7-O. Tlue Tigers refaliafed, wluen Don Brinks blocked a Geneva fluird-down punf. On fourflu down flue Tiger line nailed Geneva quarferback

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1' K, S., - FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Third row: Coach Poe, Beufier, Gralleau, R. Hadley, Droeqer, Anderson, R. Scoll, Cool: Bauler, Smirh, Conley, Auble Pafrerrnan, Hull, McCarfv, Coach l-lodges, Trescoll, Filch. Second row: Coach l-lorsley, Searles, Parsons, Thurslon, Burgess, Kroehnlce, Ludwig, De Van, Verna, Schewe, Fifzqerald Nelson, l-lardiqan, Mayeau. Firs? row: Fifzsirnrrons, McVay. Sweeney, G. Hadley. Sievens, Veer, Zczrbock, Aier, Smoker, Douglas. Receiving honors for lhe Tigers were Dick lmpey and Doc Hopf, who were accorded honorable menlion on The all-slale learn. l-lopl, lmpey, Bader Ellslrom, Don Brinlas, Don Palferson, Sam Sublell, and Bob Berry were selecled on lhe all-conference eleven while Karl Klelschlce, Bob l-lassed, Jim Wille, and John Karner received honorable nnenlion. Wx