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

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Pioneer, 1. Wirth, cuts off Raider runners path. Edison Avenges Miami Edisonis uliedmenv plowed over our Pio- neers in a heartbreaking 39-0 opener, as a spirited crowd of thousands observed the Bogartmen play a talented first quarter. Then in their second quar- ter quarterback Ken Osborn was taken out of the game with a ripped knee ligament. With his ab- sence, the club's controls were sluggish and evi- dence of Edison revenge on ,60 was visable. Soph. QB-R. M elich sends Muthart scarnpering. Injured Osborn helped oh' at the half. Norlond Nips, 7-6 The Pioneer Gridders led 6-0 at the half and in- flicted many injuries to the Viking lineup but they couldnit stop Norland halfback Larry Adams on a lucky breakaway kickoff sprint in the second half. This paced the Norland squad to their biggest victory of the season as the conversion kick pushed the scoreboard lead, 7-6.