Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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VARSITY BATSMEN IN FRONT, L. to R. --Bruce Dunwiddie, Mike Pattee, Bill Hankins, Bill Lucas, Bob Warner, Dale Gonge- ware, Dick Freck, Mike Warner, IN BACK--Coach Small, Chuck Logar, Denny Disler, Mike Fitch, Tom Burns, Tom Freck, Steve Freck, Terry Howdyshell. H.H. S. ' s baseball team turned in a better than .500 record in ' 63, winning 4 and losing 3. Most of their games featured heavy slugging as many times the scores ran up into the teens. This year two players were chosen for the most valuable honor. They are both Juniors, Tom Freck and Dale Gongeware, and of course will be back next year. Another good year should be expected from both boys. WE THEY 6 17 Woodlan . . . . . . . . 7 Areola . . . . 3 3 Leo . . . . 7 13 . ... 12 15 4 Hoagland . . . 2 .... 10 % 26 Laf. Cen ' t . . . . 1 «m. - w ' Left, Tom Fre ck and Dale Gonge- ware Most Valuable. 25

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FROSH NETMEN IN FRONT, L. to R.--Tony Martin, Danny Pattee, Terry Howdyshell, Bill Lucas, Bob Warner. IN BACK-- John Buckles, manager, Dan Freck, Gary Davis, Earl Helmick, Wally Melching, Roy Wells, Larry Wake- land, Coach Gorsuch. This year ' s Freshman Cats showed a lot of promise for the next three years, as they captured first place in their tournament and netted a 14-2 won, loss record. On their way to the tournament championship, the boys defeated Leo 37-33 and Monroeville 38-27. The two losses were to Fort Wayne Central and Bishop Luers. Due to the successful season the Frosh will be worth watching in future years. Below, The Frosh team ' s -trophey. WE THEY 43 Albion 24 43 Garrett 21 39 Auburn 38 41 Hoagland 18 48 Harlan 18 48 Kendallville 28 Tourney 46 Cen ' t Cat ' c 32 17 Ft. W. Cen ' t 43 41 Woodlan 37 Tourney 37 Leo 33 38 Monroeville 27 36 Avilla 17 37 Bishop Luers 47 24

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HARRIERS ACAC CHAMPS a. ft ' f f 4 WE THEY 37 Avilla 32 Hunt ' n 58 15 Woodlan 58 63 Ashley 20 Con ' ia 50 15 Hoagland 46 28 Kendallville 27 20 C.C. 40 Bis ' p L ' s 76 19 Areola 41 Harlan 60 26 Leo 46 Ar ' a 53 Ha ' n 90 L.C. 165 32 Ft. W. Cen ' t 24 25 Elm ' t 35 C.C. 73 VARSITY, In FRONT, L. to R.--Mike Downs, Mike Warner, Steve Ruhl, Bob Yates, Wayne Hollopeter, Sam Sloffer, In BACK, Steve Bowser, Sam Gloyd, Larry Sordelet, Steve Freck, Mike Fitch, Coach Gorsuch. RESERVE, In FRONT, L. to R.--Dan Freck, Terry Howdyshell, Mike Pattee, Denny Gloyd, Joe Young, Denny Disler, In BACK, Gary Davis, Scott Hedges, Steve Pulver. Huntertown ' s harriers had a good season this year, winning five of ten meets and capturing the ACAC crown for the third year in a row. The Cats seem to have created a monopoly on the title. Wayne Hollopeter, the talented Junior runner, was voted the most valuable cross country man for the ' 63 campaign. Wayne is already a member of the Cross Country ' s 100 Mile Club and is expected to do a good job again next season. Most Valuable, Wayne Hollopeter 26