North Side High School - Legend Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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The freshman basketball team with a record of twelve wins and two losses is pic' tured at the left. Seated on the floor in the hrst row are Blame Harper, Clyde Satter- thwaite, Dallas Rhodes, Tom jackson. and Dick Barfeld. In the second row, from left to right: Steve Martin, Froncie Gutman, Dave Fishman, Dick Chambers. jack Dickerhofl, and War1'en Fisher. In the third row, standing, are Ron' zild Siebert, Larry Angel. Bob Vvlinifer, Gene Lamson, Ron' ald Allan, and Bob Derrow. seore of 72 78 Though North won the next game, it also spelled disaster. During the first half of the South Side game, Grant injured his left leg Although handicapped, the Motzf men downed Coesse in the next game The finale however, was too much for Grant to stand and too much of '1 burden for Conway to handle so Central ended a courageous Below it the left ale Robert Traster md Hfrry Younf asslstant bi leetball eOd hes At the fl hr ue student mini ters Seated in the first rove ire Dunton Helth and Meyers Stxndin fre Shirey, - nnun al. '

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Across top row: ,lim Grant, .lerry Gibson, I'Iyrle Ivy, Chuck Hoemig, Bob Conway. Across bottom row: Chuck Ellenwood, ,lim Schlatter, Doug Cunningham, George Bowers, Ccorge Duttcr, ninghani, lim Schlatter, George Bowers, and lim Grant. These boys, however, could not be sure of their starting posts because they were pushed all season by jerry Gibson, Chuck Ellen' Wood, Hyrle Ivy, jr., Chuck Hoemig, and George Dutter. In both conference and city competition, North racked up 873 points to their opponf ents' 740. This gave the Redskins an average of 44 per cent to their opponents' average of 37 per cent. With this average, North Side won the city championship and placed high in N. I. C standings. Being beaten only once by South Side during the season, the local basketeers won over all other city opponents giving a 6fl record and the championship. In the Northf ern Indiana Conference, South Bend Central and Mishawaka tied for first place, while North and LaPorte tied for the next place with a 7f2 record. Turning to the Sectional Basketball Tournament, North Side trounced Arcola by the 1 I l

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