North Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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farsit Y ROW 3 - V. Guilmino, F. Elliott, T. Martin, B. O'Brien, N. Ebe e Au D Fors Sta B. Higgins, Coach Coover, Coach Henry NORTH HIGH l4-SOUTH HIGH 2 In the annual intra-city game before seven thousand enthusiastic and riyal fans the Hubs defeated the Rebels. The South couldn't hold back the rugged Hubline and scored just two points on a touchback. Ridenour sneaked over from the three yard line for the Hubs' first score. Tom Martin ran an intercepted Rebel aerial fifty-five yards back for a touchdown. With a 14-2 score the Hubs clinched the city champion- ship.

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- Pt .. Football ROW l W B. Lowman, J. Snyder, G. Bell, J. Riser, R. Hawkins, G. Hoult, K. Ridenour, D. Gysberts, T. Hawkins, P. George, D. Hoult ROW 2 - T. Gordon, M. Sweeney, J. Hater, D. Keats, J. Snyder, B. Neely, L. Worthington, B. Caesar, G. Dando, D. Montgomery, L. Musselman, J. Blair, B. Fox For eleven years the Hubmen have been l COACHES - R. Johnson, T. Carroll, J, Coover, M. Henry coached by Mel Henry and through his efforts North High has an excellent record. In the three years that CVAL has been or- ganized the Hubs have clinched the title twice. North High boasts one state basket- ball championship in the last ten years and has three times been in the final game. Coach Henry started his twenty-three year coaching career at Central High. He then moved to Fort Hill and for three years coached the Sentinels. Before he came to North High Mr. Henry coached the back- field at V.P.l. We are sure that everyone at North High appreciates his fine record and outstanding service to the athletic program.

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WESTMINSTER Qi f NORTH HIGH T3 Although the Hubs controlled the ball for the maior part of the last half and scored two touchdowns they were de- feated by a strong Westminster team by a 2l-13 score. This was the first CVAL tilt of the season for both teams. ALLEGANY 39- NORTH HIGH 20 The Hubs, outmatched by a strong Alle- gany offense, lost to the Campers by a 39-20 score. North High came into the scoring column in the second quarter but failed to overcome the Allegany advan- tage. NORTH HIGH 52-MARTINSBURG 13 The Hubs traveled to Martinsburg and soundly defeated the Bulldogs 52-13. North High, controlling the ball most of the game, scored eight touchdowns to Martinsburg's two. 98 NORTH HIGH O-YORK O The Hubs opened the season at York and managed to hold William Penn to a stalemate. Nearly four thousand fans were on hand for this all important first game. The Hub defense, outstanding throughout the game, held back a powerful York of- fense.