Howland Township High School - Scroll Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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3' ,f t l l M ' J 22 ff ff . . Ll ieiit if A. .s ei . A 1 good, Godwofd pave wise cuff Phillips Butch Dov Bob Handley FY xiii' X X FW Jim Nycum Cigar cfmeu Prvvidr Uzrilliug flrfia This year our varsity made a very fine showing on the hardwoods under the leadership of Coach Godward. The student body can be proud of the achievements and sportsmanship displayed by our boys throughout the course of the season. We finished a strong third in the very tough Trumbull AA League. At the start of the campaign, we took an early lead in the league race and stayed in con- tention for the league title until the last two games of the season. Our most important victory was a spec- tacular sudden death overtime victory over the highly regarded Newton Falls squad. After the Newton Falls conquest, we won a very important rematch with Brookfield on our home floor. Six seniors played prominent roles in the success of our team. They were Dick Abruzzi, Reynolds Black- burn, Gerald Day, Gordie Leece, Jim Nycum, and Dave Wise. Nycum and Abruzzi led the well balanced attack with over 300 and 200 points respectively. Wise and Day proved to be the playmakers while Leece and Blackburn contributed to the rebounding. Some promising underclassmen, including sophomores Ray Stevens and Bob Handley, will provide the talent for the coming seasons. In the Youngstown AA Sectional tournament our team defeated Youngstown Rayen. This was the first sec- tional victory since our school joined the Class AA ranks eight years ago. As this book went to press, the boys were preparing to meet our cld rival, Warren G. Harding, in semi-final play. A win in this game would give Howland a chance to play state-ranked Salem and gain statewide prestege. Jim Nycum eludes two op- ponents and bulls his way in for two points against Windham.

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