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

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B-TEAM season indicated future possibilities. The B Team football squad of 1959 racked up a record of three victories and four losses. In thc season opener they lost to the Peru under- studics by the score of 19 to 7. In another away game they defeated Hartford City. The B Team lost to Marion and Manchester before hitting the winning trail again against Columbia City. After losing to XVabash, they defeated XVarsaw in what was to he the final game of the season, the scheduled one with New Ilaven heing cancelled. Kent charges around pursuing opponents. A Norseman dives for a surprise pass. Betty, Susie, and Con lead enthused fans in a cheer. Vikes displayed skill. 'KYN B-Team football coaches were Bob Straight and Os- car Naab.

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The big question is Will It be good for 0 first down? sparked team to perfect season 1959-60 FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington John Owen 24 46 6 46 50 18 331 S34 46 46 Xlarion 0 VV1ll'StlXV 0 XVlli7i1Sil 0 Hau'tfo1'ci City 7 Hocilcstcl' 12 Columbia City 6 Peru 0 Ft. XVaync South lncipis. Nlzlnuul 19 Plymouth 0 Glen Frclnhow

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Frosh Team worked hard and played well. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD Huntington High Schools freshman football tcam showed convincing power in going unde- fcatcd through a seven-game schedule. In their first game the Frosh defeated Peru, 26 to 6. Thcy thcu whippcd Hartford City, 25 to O. Thcy were held to a 7 to 7 tic hy Marion, hut hounced hack to crush Manchcstcr hy thc score of 40 to 0. Hcld to a 13 to 13 standoff hy Colum- hia City, the Frosh returned to form hy sqeez- ing past XVahash, 14 to 13. Their final game end- cd in a close victory over XVarsaw, 21 to 18. All in all, the Frosh had a very encourageing scason. XVatch for them in the future! Paul Buzzard and Carl Seeley were freshman foot- ball coaches.