Huron High School - Anchor Yearbook (Huron, OH)

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HURON 33 33 32 20 20 47 53 45 84 372 SEA SON RECORD Wellington Clyde Amherst Rossford Lorain St. Mary's New London Vermilion Margaretta Ottawa Hills Huron's classy Tigers rolled over nine straight opponents to give Huron its first undefeated team since it began eleven-man football. It's a fitting ending for a great season that the sportswriters of Ohio voted Huron as the top class B teamin the state. Ten graduating seniors formed the nucleus of this great team. They are as follows: Dan Otto Majoy, Bucky Snakehips Meola, joe Crazylegs Taylor, Jim Tank Armstrong, Doc Hatchetman Leidheiser, Paul Dog Bachman, Lester Poncho Brownell, honorary captain, Jason Romeo Warren, Alan Gluefingers Senders, and Dave Jelly King- seed. These ten men will be very badly missed next season, but Coach Sowecke will come up with another winner as is his and the Huron High tradition. SCORING Player T.D. E.P. T. Majoy, D. 17 4 106 Taylor 17 4 106 Meola 11 4 70 Brownell 1 14 20 Majoy, K. 5 0 30 Armstrong, Jim 2 10 22 Armstrong, Jack 2 0 12 Leidheiser 1 O 6 Es- is' 372

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