Hemlock High School - Huskie Yearbook (Hemlock, MI)

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Hemlock's Ed LaPorte struggles to free him- self of the Fulton tackier while Dick Diech- man, no. 14, looks on. Jim Wilsey, no 21, gets away from the Fulton line as Pat Doyle, no. 24; Jim Gorsline, no. 40; Dean Murphy, no. 22; and Chuck Lamb, no. 23, do a good jobof blocking. Coach Butch Baumann and Assistant Coach, Chuck Mc- Kenna, following the Breckenridge game that gave us the championship. OPPOSING TEAM Reese Elsie Fulton Merrill Lutheran Seminary St. Charles Breckenridge Birch Run HEMLOCK 0 32 6 21 7 26 34 28 12 14 0 32 0 33 0 32 29

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Dean Murphy, no. 22, is tackled by a Fulton competitor. Hemlock's no. 42, Carl Zabel, and 33, Don Otter, block for Murph . As Hemlock's Mr. Touchdown, Jim Wilsey, heads for the goal line Don Otter, no. 33, pushes the competititors aside. 'Variety poot ctfC BACK ROW; L. to R: Robert Howe, James Haven, John Kennelly, Harold Erskine, Floyd Morse, Gary Turner, Orrin Nothelfer, Dave Schafer, Ed LaPorte, Arthur Moore, Carl Zabel. ROW TWO: Larry Beyersdorf, Gerald Laurent, Pat McCullagh, Maynard Bohn, Ronald Schultz, Roger Miller, Richard Diechman, Richard Bell, Dale Leddy. ROW THREE: Coach Lawrence Baumann, James Wilsey, Albert Rohn, Charles Lamb, Donald Otter, James Gorsline, Pat Doyle, Dean Murphy, Assistant Coach Charles McKenna. SEATED ON GROUND: Managers; Jim Doyle, Don Mc- Cullagh, Dennis Gorsline.

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FRONT ROW; L. to R.: Boy Lamb, Pat Kissane, Pat Murphy, William Bluemer, Tom Wenzel, Jim Haven, Mark Mueller, Jerry Miller. ROW TWO: Ed Jungnitsch, Richard Wright, Harold Kingman, Paul Brown, Bob Freeman. ROW THREE: Rolland Berger, Daniel Lynch, Dale Schafer, Carl Winter. 1 . ?o t eUC The Junior Varsity played an abbreviated schedule meeting Merrill's J. V.'s twice. The little Huskies won both games by respective scores of 18 to 0 and 6 to 0. 'pMt ziC FRONT TO BACK: Estella Shepherd, Josephine Lynch, Marlene Shepherd, Shirley Snyder, Kathleen Smith, Carol Ers- kine. 30