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OFFICIAL PROGRAM TION SCHOOL J . vs WAHLERT· HIGH SCHOOL BER20 1963 Dubuque • LETTERMAN RETURNS • • • Almost exclusively an offensive player last In forecasting the coming season, Jim said, year, returning letterman Jim Rymars (42) is "Our backfield is real fast and looks good. slated to be one of the defensive mainstays Our spirit is real strong, and more than com­ in Assumption's football strategy this year. pensates for any lack of returning veterans. Our defense is also good." Jim looks forward 5'10", 176 lb. Rymars enjoys playing both to the games against West and Central to be offense and defense, and Coach Tom Sunder­ "real hard-fought contests." bruch has Jim starting tonight in the defensive fullback position. Says Coach Sunderbruch, In the opinions of coaches and team mem­ "We had Jim playing only offensive ball last bers, Rymars is the combination of a recep­ year. He developed rapidly, took our coaching tive, coachable, unassuming personality and an real well, and turned out to be a major exceptional football player. As the Times­ prospect for a defense regular." Democrat Pigskin Prevue said, Rymars is ex­ pected to "put some punch in the (Assump­ The coaches all agree that Jim is "a real tion) running attack from the fullback spot." aggressive, 'hard-nosed' kid." They also con­ Assumption fans are betting on it. cur on the fact that, "He's one of the team's best blockers and we're depending on him in our toughest defensive position." Another of Jim's as ets is his speed. Said Coach Sunderbruch, "Jim really surprised us. He turned out to be a real fast kid - one of our fastest backs." Said to be the "unsung figure" of Assump­ tion, Rymars considers physical conditioning a year-round job. To stay in top condition, Jim lifts weights, works outside all summer, and wrestles, which, he says, "really helps keep me in shape." Youknow you'll find something speciallygood! IIOWARDjOAnloftS KIMBERLY AT BRADY DAVENPORT -* .£.2. "Lc111\cffflarkfor Hungry An1~rieans" K l<iHT OFFENSE Steve Huyette junior scrambles after fumble. Knight backfield reel5 off 5hort gainer. • • • THE P u ASSUMPTION VarsityFootball Roster 1963 Jersey No . NAME Red White Closs Wt. Ht. Position Callahan, Greg . 57 58 Jr. 178 5' 10" C Cow iezell, Roger 77 77 Sr . 205 5' 11" T Cloy , Kim 69 66 Jr , 171 5'11" C Crossen , Pot 56 56 Jr . 170 5' 10" C Dockery, John 23 23 Sr . 152 5'9½" l.H .B. Dower, Jim .. 30 30 Jr . 133 5 16 11 H.B. Duax , Tom _ 32 31 Sr. 155 5'11" E Dugan, Don .. 82 82 Jr . 181 6'1" E Georgen, Jon 52 52 Sr . 172 5'9" G Hammes , Jim .. 74 74 Jr . 187 5'11" T & 5 Huyelle , Steve .... 13 13 Jr . 168 5' 10" Q .B. Kellenberger , Joe 34 34 Jr . 153 5 1811 H.B. Laake, J im 64 64 Jr , 190 5'9" G Leonard, Roy 73 79 Jr . 266 6'2" T Lopez, Gory .. 21 21 Jr . 150 5'7" H.B. Lucier, Mike 44 44 Jr. 166 5'9½" F.B. Luther, Chuck .. 25 25 Jr . 143 5 1811 H.B. Moher, Pot .. .. 81 81 Sr . 153 5'9" E Mason, Warren ... 85 85 Jr . 191 6'1" E Matthys , Bob 54 53 Sr. 155 5'10" C McCarthy, Morty 24 24 Jr . 162 5' 11" H.B. McGivern, Tom 10 20 Jr. 151 5'9" Q .B. Motto, Vin 51 43 Jr . 138 5'6" G .,- Navarro , Tony 11 15 Jr. 154 5'9" Q .B. Posh, Phil 84 84 Sr. 178 6'1 " E Peavey , Rich 75 75 Sr. 186 5'9" T Reisinger, Rich 67 67 Sr . 152 5'9" G Reyes, John 83 83 Jr . 164 · 6'0" E Rymars, Jim 42 42 Sr . 176 5' 10" f .B. Salsbury , Tom 22 22 Jr . 138 5'6" H.B. Schroeder , Jock 50 50 Sr . 165 Jim Grothusen , Referee 5'11" G Schulte, Tom 55 55 Jr . 180 6'2" C Torch inski, Len Simmons, Umpire Tom 33 33 Sr . 135 5'8" H.B. Vargas, Joe Art Moger, Head Linesman 59 59 Jr . 192 5' 11" T .. Worta, Darrel 62 62 Sr . 168 5'9" G Don DeJoeger, Field Judge Wysoske, Don ..... ..76 76 Jr. 218 5'10" I T 1 ET A FRE HES J WAHLERT VarsityFootball Roster 1963 Je rsey No . NAME Blue White Closs Wt. Ht. Position Apel, Thos. 86 82 Jr . 165 6'0" E Behr, Steven 23 24 Jr . 140 5'5" H.B. Bierie, John 73 72 So. 195 6'1" T Boleyn, Terry 12 25 Jr . 130 5'7" H.B. Burboch, Wm. 75 70 Jr. 195 6'3" T Butler, Rich 25 21 Jr . 150 5'8" H.B. Clemens, Michael 62 66 Jr . 150 5'9" G Cushing, Melvin 11 11 Jr . 170 5' 11" Q.B. Freiburger , Terry so 54 Jr. 155 5' 11" H.B. Freiburger , Wm. _ 52 55 Jr . 170 6'0" C Frommelt, David 61 26 Jr . 165 5'9" G Gabriel, Michoel 14 14 So. 160 5' 10" Q.B. Gabriel , Pat _ 87 81 Sr. 190 61411 E Gasper, Jos . 31 42 Jr . 170 6'0" F.B. Graham, John 20 10 Sr. 150 5'7" H.B. Holling, Wm. __ 26 27 Jr . 145 51 811 H.H. Higgins , Thos. 65 65 Sr. 165 5' 10" G Koenig, John --- 61 62 Sr. 175 5'7" G lewis, Robt. 76 74 Sr. 215 6'0" T Martin, Robt. ·- 77 75 Jr . 190 6'3" T Moyers, Wm . .. _____67 64 Sr. 175 61011 G McCoy, Michael 74 73 Jr. 195 6'0" T McMahon, Thos. 53 59 Jr . 185 6'2" C Noel, Jomes 83 84 So. 170 6'1" E Osterberger , Rich 81 18 Sr. 165 5' 11" E Pernell, Greg 63 60 Jr . 175 5'7" G Rellihon, Tim 33 40 Sr. 165 5' 10" H.B. Schlitz, Thos. _ ··- 22 22 Sr. 170 5' 10" H.B. Steinman, Don 85 85 Jr . 170 6'0" E Stroub, John .. 66 61 Sr . 175 5' 11" G Wainwright, Rich _ 84 28 Sr. 170 5' 11" E Weilond, David 24 23 Jr. 155 5'10 " H.B. Welbes, Peter 32 41 Sr. 190 6'0" F.B. Wertz, Thos. -- 21 17 Sr. 145 51911 H.B. Coaching Stoff ROBERT FARLEY BERNIE O'CONNOR KNIGHT BACKERS ... {Left to right) Lori Weir, Geri Barrett, Mary-Lynn Wahlig, Peg Parker, Sue Reidel and Rita Davies. ~~~~~" frederick 4i- DAVENPO•~itdieate and Associates SELECTED PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR A.H.S. 222W.2M Hub 1612 Harrison St. Davenport, Iowa We Give S. & H. Green Stamps GADIENT-POWERSINC . McGEE'S MARKET Phone: 323-9871 COMPANY 1230 W. Locust 416 Fillmore Street Dial 323-2791 Davenport, Iowa WE DELIVER COAL SALT . t 1 L 1963 ASSUMPTION VARSITY SQUAD After the game stop at one of STUPKA'S _A & w Root/Jeer DRIVE-IN 'S COMPLIMENTS OF Home of the Hi-Boy Sandwich DAVENPORT B.ANK 3143 ROCKINGHAM 3837 N. DIVISION ST. and Tru$t Company Look for the bright orange bldg. Complete banking services available under one roof Drive-up window & free customer parking DIAL 326-6211 BRITT'S MEN'S WEAR CordonPrinting Co. Third at Brady St. LETTERPRESS & OFFSET EXCLUSIVE MEN 'S SHOP LITHOGRAPHY Call 322-4721 CRESCENT-EVANS 1406 Harrison Dial 322-4424 7T B & PER R Y T R EET OFFICIAL PROGR M TEN CENTS Assumpt ion Cheerleaders PLAIN SKIRTS .4Sc wi th coupon MODEL Opposite City Hall 1820 Harrison Phone 323-8033 "Well, let me put it this way-They're the bad guys and we're the good guys.u HANSSEN 'S Serving Our Community Over 100 Years SuppliersOf QualityTeam r quip­ mentTo All navenportSchools Ath letics promote good Citizenship Support Your Team FOR ALL ATHLETIC GOODS MAKE YOUR HEADQUARTERS AT H anssen's Two Convenient Locations 231 W . 2nd ST. & Village Shopping Center 3 22-4411 324 - 6951 VILLAGE STORE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9-5 " Alright! Alright! Who tied all their shoelaces together?" CE TRAL HIGH 70 Gary Burre . RT SOPHOMORE 71 raig Lamprecht LT Tom tevens Lw<'72 teve Wilson RT ,John Kehoe QB 74 RollE'rt McClanahan LT 12 Ronald Hopphan QB 75 Gr<-g Lewi· RT 13 Chip Lee QB 75 \Villard Peeple LT teve Ha cker LH 76 Dirk Oosting LT Gary Hatfield LH 77 teve Hartz RT ;} Mike Dixon LH O Warren Fierce LE Ravmoncl Woods FB 1 Anclv 1acmillan RE Dan Kechler FB 82 : lark Fox RT Terry Loder FB 3 Bill Thomas LE Jim Carthey LG 84 Timm c-hoonover RE 40 Clar ence :mmons R'I-t>(86 ,Jim Rathje RE •+I Ronald Leaton RH 87 ,Joe Arnold LE 42 Cornt•l Bland RH Dave Borden RH 50 Kenn eth Rueter C Alfred Jackson RH 51 Ricky arroll C tonewall J ackrnn RG 52 Ken Hus t C Bill Prunchak E Ji~ Chuck el on C Dave Ragan FB ~ Bruce Black LG Walter pears FB Tom Doty RG Bob oernson RG Marty ffen LG teve tender RT Charle Heston C Mark \ 111iams LT teve Gilmour RG Ron Carroll MGR "Just because our man Johnson goofed I see no 66 Jim O'Conner RG Tom hroeder MGR reason to make a fuss over him." 67 Doug Mirfield LG Dan Dwinal MGR • • • THE PAU PROBABLE CENTRALHIGH SCHOOL STARTING LINE -UP ASSUMPTION LE LT LG C RG RT RE LE I fornhuckle Owens Huff t. 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