Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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Coaches--Mr. Gorsuch, Mr. Small. Managers- widdie. -John Buckles, Jim Green, Bruce Dun- Under the capable training of coaches Small and Gorsuch the boys developed the essentials of a good team. Good managers too are important to a team. At H.H. S. these duties are ably taken care of by Jim Green, Bruce Dunwiddie, and John Buckles. Good floor leadership is imperative to a success- ful team. This year ' s co-captains, Colin Auker- man and Tom Stonestreet, did a good job leading the team. Captains — Colin Aukerman, Tom Stonestreet. There is always a player who can be counted on; he will come through in every game no matter what the odds or the performance of the rest of the team. This year it was Mike Fitch, the Cats ' Junior center, who was voted the most valuable player. Since Mike will be back for the ' 64 season, great things are expected from him and the talented players who will return with him. These then, are the Cats ' important people; they are important on anyone ' s team. Left, Most Valuable, Mike Fitch. 22

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The team gets support. The Cats take a warm-up. The team ' s loyal supporters watch expectantly as their Wildcats take their practice shots and get warmed-up for the game. As the games moves into high gear, the spectators aren ' t disappointed. The contest is a skillful battle of ball-handling and marksmanship. All four quarters are packed with action and excitment as hLRS. ' s mighty Wildcats give their all in an effort to win. At the final gun, no matter what the score, the fans have been treated to a good game. Huntertown ' s team seldom lets them down, filling the game with tight defense and deceptive offense. Below, It ' s another bucket for the Cats! THEY Avilla 35 Butler 62 Churubusco 59 Auburn 68 Albion 49 Hoagland 47 Kendallville 48 Elmhurst 53 Garrett 48 Harlan 54 Decatur 72 Areola 63 Woodlan 46 New Haven 60 Waterloo 51 Leo 61 New Haven 55 Woodlan 47 Ossian 49 Monroeville 58 21

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POWER IN RESERVE IN FRONT, L. to R.--BU1 Hankins, Denny Disler, Phil Gordon, Fred Ramsey, Tom Burns, Sam Sloffer. IN BACK--Coach Gorsuch, Bob Warner, Danny Pattee, Terry Howdyshell, Bill Lucas, Tony Martin, Steve Pulver, manager. This year ' s Jr. -Varsity finished the season with a record of 11-7. Composed almost entirely of underclassmen, the little Cats possess some valuable height up front and some deadly shooters from the outside. Next year some of the boys could be expected to move up to the Varsity and lend some added punch to the Wildcats ' attack. WF. THEY 41 Avilla 15 37 Butler 36 53 Churubusco 43 27 Auburn 51 50 Albion 49 44 Hoagland 24 29 Kendallville 31 36 Elmhurst 46 29 Garrett 28 36 Harlan 35 38 Decatur 30 45 Areola 40 34 Waterloo 47 35 Leo 50 33 New Haven 47 34 Woodlan 35 39 Ossian 37 53 Monroeville 37 23