North Marion High School - Husky Yearbook (Aurora, OR)

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Cross Country Kneeling: L. to R.--lhite, Rose, Pearson, Milburn. gg:gg1ggg1.Kl1ewer, McNary,B.g McNary,K.g Davies, For their first year in competition the Cross Country squad completed a successful 1950 season by placing ninth in the State Cross Country meet. Other meets in which the Husky squad partici- pated were: Oct. 19 A five way meet between Jefferson, Salem, Molalla, Corvallis, and North Marion. Oct. 26 A dual meet between Molalla and Nbrth Marion. Nov. 1 A six way meet between Springfield, Molalla, Salem, Jefferson, Albany and North Marion. Nov. 7 A dual meet between Jefferson and North Marion. Nov. 9 A dual meet between Molalla and North Marion. Nov. 18 State Meet. Fou cross country letters were awarded. Boys receiving these awards were: Merlin Kliewer, Bill McNary, Galen Pearson, John Davies and Keith McNary.

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Football Ill Ana O dl L. to R. 1ST ROW: Cole, Brown, K., Van Lieu, Luke, Kelly, Gregory,Stewart, ZND ROW:Rasmussen,McLaren, Miller, Fyock, Shrock, Dew,Hg Hooley. 5RD ROW: Coach Elmers, Berkey, Medearis, Hillner, Yergen, Sanders, Kauffman, McLeod, Coach Reed. 4TH ROW: Bea1,Hgr,g Spence McLaren, B.g Bekebrede, Dew,L, snei, Diner, wni, Hague, Mgr. Handicapped by inexperience, the Huskies turned in an impressive first season record of three wins and five losses and finished Yawama League action in fifth place fill McLaren, the team captain,was voted most valu- able player and received a trophy at a post season banquet sponsored by the Hubbard Fire Department. Prospects look goodfbr a very successful season next fall with the loss of only two lettermen, Anthony Medearis, and A1 Bekebrede, through graduation. Sept. 22 North Marion Sheridan 27 Sept. 29 North Marion Willamina 24 Oct. 6 North Marion scayton av Seasons Record Oct. 15 Nov. 5 North Marion 18 North larion 6 Amity 15 Dayton 12 Oct. 20 Nov. 10 North Marion 6 North Marion 19 Banks 59 S erlood 7 Oct. 27 North Marion 15 Yamhill 0

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Basketball L. to R. 1ST ROW: Diller, McLaren,B.g Yergen,Barendse, Dew, H.: Coach Reed. 2ND ROW: Hast1e,Managerg Shrock, Berkey, Spence, Van Lieu, Jeskey. NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS so canby 51 NMUHS Yamhill 26 59 St. Paul 25 NMUHS Sherwood 46 57 st. Paul 22 NMUHS wlllamlna 45 35 o.s.T.s. so NMUHS Amity 59 so Canby 45 NMUHS Banks 42 52 sherwood so NMUHS Dayton 69 46 Willamlna 44 NMUH5 Shefidan 44 23 Amity 27 NMUHS Yamhill 45 2 Banks O NMUHS O.S.T.S4 25 51 Dayton 52 NMUHS Colton 55 59 sherldan 51 As basketball season rolled around, Coach Reed enjoyed the prospects of xame fifty boys who turned out for the favorite American indoor sport. Inexperlence played an important part in this year's record, and the lack of height gave the team considerable disadvantage, but we of North Marion feel the season was more than successful with a record of nine games won and twelve games lost. In the District ll tournament the Huskies scored an upset victory over Sacred Heart Academy of Salem and dropped games'uJSllverton and Staytmu Returning next year will be all but two mem- bers of this year's squad, Al Bekebrede, and Jerry Jeskey.