North Miami Senior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (North Miami, FL)

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Nw , q' M1 -we FIRST ROW: Ronnie Macchiarolo, James Sickler, Donald Guise, Phil Caprio, Iohn Hungerbuhler, Jack Wayman, George Mirns, Manager. SECOND ROW: Pete Riblasi, George Sandeli, Ronald Loos, Randy Wilkinson, Letson Plant. THIRD ROW: Richard Kelton, Ted Massing, Bill :uni 11 I .T-'rf ' wif' 2 Dimathia, Dick Angelo, Pete Sarron, Ed Newman, Dave Brown, Richard Wilkinson, Ray Cagni, Asst. Coach, FOURTH ROW: Roy Hartley, james Snow, John Thomas, Richard Urbank, Tom Hames, Tommy Thomas, Ed Sul- livan, Asst. Coach. ' Edison 0 North Miami Norland 13 North Miami Coral Gables 13 North Miami Curley 27 North Miami Miami High 26 North Miami Jackson 0 North Miami Iax Iax 14 North Miami Jax Lee 25 North Miami Hialeah 6 North Miami BOTTOM ROW: Dave Brown, lim Sickler, Ted Massing, Tommy Thomas, Ira Corliss, Richard Kelton, Harry Pings- 1 Ronnie George, Rick Wilkinson, Adrian Laxson, John ton, Charlie Fieldus, Walter Kates. TOP ROW: Tom l Hungerbuhler, Phil Caprio, Wally Flury, Pet Sapanaro. Hames, Letson Plant, Steve Long, Ronald Loos, Bill Broe- l MIDDLE ROW: Ed Newman, Jim McNamara, Don Guise, man, Mark Lindas, Leroy Weighbrodt. I 4 i r I

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FIRST ROW: Adrian Laxson, Wally Flury, Pete Sapanaro, Charles Fieldus, Harry Pingston. SECOND ROW: Paul Duncan, Bus. Mgr., Walter Kates, John Stratton, Charles DeFrancisco, Steve Long, Harold Beals, Bill Broeman, Jim McNamara. THIRD ROW: Jack Clark, Asst. Coach, Ronnie George, Edward Maisaitis, John Wirth, Charles Kreioer, Jim Muthart, Ken Osbome, Ira Corliss. FOURTH ROW: Jack DelBello, Asst. Coach, James Murphy, David Edell, John Astling, Paul Cyson, Leroy Weichbrodt, Charles Lin as. VARSITY FUUTBALL The 1960-61 football season was filled with ex- citement as we won our opener, 14-O, over a bitter rival of long standing, the Edison Red Raiders. The Bogartmen lengthened their winnings by trouncing the Norland Vikings 39-13. The next game was lost to a mighty Cables team 13-O, but the Pioneers bounced back in the next meeting on the gridiron, ran over the Curley Knights, 40-27. A strong Miami High team, winning 26-7, gave us our second defeat, but the Pioneers, not to be daunted, sought and got revenge in a 19-0 victory over the Jackson Generals. The powerful Jacksonville teams handed North Miami two defeats in a row, Jax Jax, 14-7, before a disappointed Homecoming crowd, and Jax Lee, 25-7. The season ended on a joyous note, as the vali- ant Pioneers sprang back from these two setbacks to overpower a gallant Hialeah eleven for a 19-6 win, giving North Miami a seasonal record of five wins and four losses. 164 wsnuvfnlinr- Red Bogart Head Coach

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X ...f MW A Stingaree tackle halts N. M. quarterback, Chuck Fieldus, '- after a considerable gain through the M.H.S. secondary. , J M, Pioneer defender, Harry Pingston, seems to be the last one in sight to stop Jax Lee runner. Harry Pingston looks inside in hopes of finding running room, but only encounters Stingurec defendcrs. 166 l A Jax Lee halfback finds the going tough as he tries the left side of the Pioneer defense.