North High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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F' mf- -4 iw: Q or 9 TC qt Jr 3-JO ii ,J 1 1 F rfb L Aisle' 4 HRST ROW: Kohn Milton, George White. Mehrin Bowler. Frank Riccio. Charies Eriandon. SECOND ROW: Max Brown. Ted Feinberg, Bob Suiiivan, Don Meiaas, Biii Martin. Kenny Muiford. iack Poweii. Dean Wiison. THXRD ROW: Coach McCiain, Howard Friar, Waiter Gannon, Hamid Huii, Owen Reese, Marlin Pauisen, Biii 'J Dougali, lim Kennedy. Harold Nichoison, Dick Coiiins. 1,1 , 'J .K , EK Psround returning baii piayers, Biii Martin, pitcher, Lefty Erickson. first base. Russeii ' 'Y -Reei, centerheid. and Don Meiaas, shortstop. Coach McCiain has buiit one oi this sector's better basebaii teams. Martins record is studded with two and three hit victories. and the box scores show JJ Bear hitting and tieiding to be more than adequate. Haroid Nicholson, lim Kennedey, Biii f Dougaii, Bob Suiiivan, and Ken Muiford are newcomers who made good. nsw- This season's boifs -tennis teani presented a more experienced and better baianced iineup -al. than has been seen for some time. Veterans Keith Scott and Biii Nibei provided the ground Q work for newcomers Homer Iensen, jack Fredrick, 'james Lum, and Karnes Kacheihoier. The giris goit team opened their season'Piprii '50, at Waveiand Goii Course with the competition for the Hrst team. The giris on the first team are Freida De Sieet, Deiores Upstiii, Senechai, and Phyi Young. t s the North tennis team has won the first place. The two giris ' only remaining members ot iast year's arbara For the iast seven semes er ictured, Patsy Knight and Shiriey Whitmer, are the championship team FIRST ROW. games Lum -Ho Cnson F.'O mer limes Kachelgoggrunson Il.. SEQNDING. eida DE Sleet SECOND Bill Moo5OEm.V3ifa1fe, BMC PAG cave Kfflhyscoxx i 6 - v Louise . B Gib ' sflil. PM ?'i'lQni E'fj KNFELIN ' reen '. G: Dclor es U Wh t SendsTEgi.Pat Knight. git,igl.YSh5r1ey oung, Barber a