Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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Pace SEVENTY-SIX . LINKER TER KA RAY CAPT. ATER ARLES K CH M C. GREENHA 1 1 112. 1 lklkjl' W. Bourquein, A. Sehuck, A. Roberts, Coach Bob Longley. More than twenty boys turned out for practice, and on November 22, Harrison opened the season by de- feating Okeana 40 to 24. Taylor was our next opponent. The Wildcats fought an uphill battle all the way. A basket made by Harrison as the buzzer sounded was declared no good, giving Taylor the 43 to 42 decision. Harrison lost another close one to Colerain 38 to 36. Next the Wildcats traveled to Whitewater and ran up the score for a 65 to 47 win. A strong DePorres team defeated Harrison 67 to 42 on December 20. On our home floor we defeated Bright 45 to 39. The Wildcats dropped another close one to Oxford MeGuffey by a 54 to 52 score and then defeated Okeana 47 to 34. Mt. Healthy defeated Harrison 67 to 45g then the Green and White doubled the score on Whitewater, winning 57 to 29. We lost our next two games to Taylor and Sharon- ville by scores of 52 to 43, and 57 to 35. Harrison avenged an earlier setback by routing Colerain 54 to 32. Get that rebound Kater Knee-action F Z O :3 K O 9 F7 O 1 fb 0 5 D' 33 5 F 75 F9 rr 0 .F f4 Cf 5 5' fb I' 7 75 0 fi D' fb 5 U' F-3 C F' U 1 3 I3 rv sa V5 W I' 1 Vcl 'IH DEIH SINEII-I DV H This Page Sponsored By Dr. L. R. Siejferman

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OUT FOR HOMECCMING Allow: The High School Band goes through its paces under the direction of Mr. Weiidling at the Homecoming Game with Sycamore on October 21. Even though the field was very muddy the band did a grand job of entertaining the spectators at the half. Above is a formation of Ohio. The Majorettes hold signs to indicate important cities. Riglrf: Donald Schaich portrays all the fathers of the football players. Also shown in the picture is Joyce Lawwill and Betty Powers, two of our majorettes who did so well leading the band this year. Ofnpoxilv: Carol, Betty jane, Joyce, and Betty, the majorettes, salute with batons while the little boy and girl represents the childhood days of rhe football players. liar Side: Don and Ifdward Knose represent the football players and their Dads. This Page Sponsored By Robert Hoffman PAGE SEvnNTY-Iflvis

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RATING Ifirxt Rout l,. Gulley, K. Rechenbach, -I. Siefferman, B. Glasscock, L. Linker, M. l las-lfllison. 2 Z? EE .L 5'-s ' zu LIC :J QF jr' .f:9. 9-55 PE' mf J N. :-zz -J SE FSL Fo K W: m. -:I G. 021 its Def -C 7-2 D Lf F' Q. O I3 Q-4 Us J as 3 F1 TY IN DON PR The Wildcats lost to Bright and Sycamore by scores 67 to 60 and 45 to 25, to conclude the regular season. In the tournament even though credited with two losses the Wildcaits played good games and made a fine showing. Two seeded teams, Terrace Park and Madi- era, defeated the scrapping W'ildcats by close scores of 43 to 39 and 45 to 40. Thus the season ended with the W'ildcats winning six and losing eleven. Harrison had a line offensive average of 45 points a game, probably the highest ever produced by a Harrison team, and held their oppo- nents to an average of 45.9 points a game. Next year's team will be without the services of Ray Kater, Jack Linker, Paul Rechenbach Qwho made the county All-Star teamj, Don Printy, Carl Greenham, and Willilrd Bourquein. Harrison's Reserve Team had a highly successful season with a record of I3 wins and 5 losses for a per- centage of .722. They played three games in the tour- nament, defeating Colerain and losing the final two. Xwhose shot? Nice tryV---- i This Page Sprmxorml By Harrison Mofors, Inf. NON AID-IHli HOH AX OH 'I'II fl manor! --4 HTVJ. di-l wi GI? Sl1vl4N'l'Y-Siav