North East High School - Crown Yearbook (North East, MD)

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, HW FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Stewart, Scorekeeperp Janet Smith: Vivian Bouldeng Kirsten Oikemus, Kathleen Blom quistg Dottie Weber. SECOND ROW: Vickie Goodnow, Brenda Hanson, Managersg Rosie Gambillg Charlotte Reynolds, Sandy Hammerg Kay Gamble: Kay Preston, Beverly Phillips: Hallie Edwards and Coach Breuninger. SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY 22 Rising Sun 10 5 Elkton 16 25 Perryville 4 31 Chesapeake City 0 22 Cecilton 7 22 Rising Sun 6 14 Elkton 7 14 Perryville 13 23 Chesapeake City 4 23 Cecilton 18 Sofilrall The '58 Indians, composed mostly of underclass- men, compiled a successful 9-1 season. This record wasn't as good as last years' because of the one loss to Elkton. Even though we lost our undefeated soft- ball record, we still won the title of County Champs '58. A number of team members were unable to play at various times during the season, but with the fine coaching of Coach Breuninger and Assistant Coach Donnie Preston, we were able to pull through with- out too much trouble. Seniors on the team were: Janet Smith, Kay Gamble and Hallie Edwards. These girls along with the rest of the Senior Class wish the future teams of North East High School the Best of Luck!

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SECOND STRING TEAM BACK ROW: Mr. Emmerson, J. Schirling, E. Bibey, J, S. Smith, M. Wilson. CENTER: A. Edwards. Lipsey. FRONT ROW: H. Letts, G. Conway, FIRST FIVE BACK: Pip Pratt, Jim Clark, Marvin Joy. FRONT: Dicky Moore, Wayne Wood. OPPONENTS THEY Havre de Grace 33 Aberdeen 40 Perryville 44 Rising Sun 49 Chesapeake City 38 Cecilton 40 Elkton 47 Perryville 44 Rising Sun 46 Cecilton 31 Elkton 46 Aberdeen 52 Rock Hall 43 Hays ' lfaskefball The Indians had a very successful season this year, winning 7 and losing 2 in Cecil County. Pip Pratt, Dicky Moore, and Wayne Wood were our co -captains for the 1958 basketball season. There will be five Seniors leaving this year, and they are Pip Pratt, Wayne Wood, Dicky Moore, Marvin Joy, and Jim Clark. The Indians captured the Class C Champion- ship for the fourth consecutive year, The team went to Chestertown to play in the Class C Champ- ionship, They played against Rock Hall, A11 of the players fought hard, but Rock Hall beat North Ea st, Coach Fred Emmerson did a real fine job of coaching the team to its victories this year. Mr. Emmerson helped us in every way possible to have a championship team.

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Vi! FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Kirk, G, Harvey, Managers, SECOND ROW: D, Potter, J, Schir1ing,J. Bailiff, L, Edwards H, Letts, S, Smith, THIRD ROW: Coach Emmerson. J. Saxberg, J, Clark, N. Blomquist, P, Pratt, B, Jones, G. Bouchelle R. Veasey, E. Bibey. WE OPPONENT THEY 0 Chesapeake City 1 21 Rising Sun 3 2 Perryville 1 2 Elkton 4 10 Cecilton 11 2 Chesapeake City 1 15 Rising Sun 17 0 Perryville 1 0 Elkton 6 6 Cecilton 14 Kaseball We had a poor season in baseball this year. The Indians lacked pitchers during the 1958 season. The team cou1dn't get organized until the end of the season. Our best game of the season was against Chesapeake City. We placed fifth in Cecil County. The Captain of our baseball team was Babe Jones, who did a very good job as captain. Mr. Emmerson did a fine job coaching our team. He is hoping that the prospects for next year will be good,