Huntington North High School - Modulus Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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ml Top— Is that an arm or a let;; attaclied to the ball? ? Center Left— What do you know— a ballerina in the group! Center Rig lit— The baskets on the other side, Kennv. Lower Rii ht—WcW, don t just stand there! 98

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First Row: Tom Smith, Ltirry 0 eiholt, Phil Wasmuth, Jin ' i Stringfellow, Bill Winkelman. Second Row: RoUo Williams, Bob Walker, Mike Thomas, Mike Reeves, Bill Watrous. Scylding Basketball Freshman Basketball This year ' s Scylding squad had a good season in terms of its record, but an even better one in terms of improvement. Mr. Richard Doc Goshorn, in his first year as assistant varsity coach, has piled up an 11 won— 8 lost record to his credit. Under his skilled hand the shoul- ders of the boys became broadened in order to carry the load which will rest upon them next year. Under the expert training of Coach H. B. ' illiams, one of the tallest freshman teams Huntington has seen for quite a while compiled an equally amazing 16 won 4 lost record. They were beaten bv Marion McCullough twice, Albion once, and Mississinnewa once; all by close scores. The fans of Huntington needn ' t worry for several years, for there is promise of an equallv good and possibly better Norse squad in the vears to come. Fiiat Row: |on Meyers, Kenny Crawford, Glen Fahrnow, Stan Hanmiel, Ronnie Whitesell, Jim Stonebraker. Second Row: Steve Bechstein, Mike Overly, Jeff Brown, Steve Movvrer, Ronnie Handwork, Kenny Tewel, Dave Allen. Third Row: Garl Wetters, John Owen, Coach Williams, Jim Keefer, Dennis Kramer.

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Kneeling: Polly Palmer, Jean Ann Coates. Stanilii Don Bosh, jiidy Musser. Cheerleaders help boost team ' s morale Go you Vikes! Many times our four cheerleaders— Jean Coates, Judy Musser, Polly Palmer, and Don Bosh— were about tlie only stu- dent representatives to the games played any distance from Hunting- ton. Practicing the clever ' ells, regardless of whether the ' ikes were winning or losing, our cheerleaders were always there boosting the morale of our plavcrs; and at the home games they were aided by the colorful cheering block which they capably trained and led. Scylding Cheerleaders Wearing snappy outfits of white sweaters, red vests, black felt skirts, and red shoes, Janelle Burkhart and Donna Daly led the cheering block in some very peppy yells. The Scyld- ings were greatlv influenced bv their enthusiasm and lack of fatigue during the games. Janelle Burkliart, Donna Daly.