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

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4 A- X , 'Z X I, Top left: Harry Garnette and Ion Micn ronqiatiilate the team of Ed Stone and Al Fiosenhaum fitter a friendly practice match. Top right: Ion Micu demonstrates to Ed VVarsaw and Al Rosenbaum the Correft form for makinq a low forehand return. Right: Coach Henderson stresses some ot the q1:1me's fine points to his first three men, Harv Himelstein, Harry Game-tte, and Ed Warsaw. Bottom: Harry Garnette tenses for the battle as Ed Stone prepares to serve the final point of a crucial doubles match. 1954 Tennis Season Record North 3 ..... ...e. M ishawaka 2 North 1 te,v, ,e., I ohn Adams 4 North 3 ..... ......,...,.......... L ct Porte 2 North 4 ,etee South Bend Central 1 North 4 .... ea,,ee,....t...,....t.,. R iiey 1 North 3 ..... ..... G oshen 2 North 4 .... ....e........,.. E lkhart 1 North 4 ,,,e, ,,,... M ichi-gan City 1 ,pb-.0 me F 3 , 1 Q gif sv I ,a , R tt. ' X -4 ':-. ' w Q r X . P gr' X ,H .xt 2 9 , .,.,i4'. L1 91.1, ,, -...Q rt 1 4 s s A' ' 4 -

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.,.,,,, FF wif wr .. . , .' i..,. Q . . .R ,iff V 10 .ritz . 155 ,,.-..,....v J K Harvey Himelstein, captain of this year's tennis team, poses tietore an important match. Memigers ot the tennis team are: Harry Garnette, Harvey Himelstein, Ed Warsaw. Coach Henderson, Alan Rosenbaum, Ed Stone, and ton Micu. Netters Have Best Season, Are Crowned N. I. C. Champs Due to the fine coaching of Myron Hender- son and the superior ability of the players, North's tennis team experienced its most suc- cessful season. The Redskins Won the North Eastern Conference Championship with seven wins and one loss, then defeated the champs of the Western Conference, Hammond Tech, to be crowned Northern Indiana champions. Redskin Letterrnen included Harvey Hirnef- stein, who Was chosen captain of the tearn, Ed Warsaw, Harry Garnette, Alan Rosenbaum, Ed Stone, and Ion Micu. 'IF vt t A--4 so C iw R If I I hfwi- tt .. tr tu, kf1ss.,n 'QQ ,- Q W1 .96 3 f ,fa , 3, . , g .AI : '-.si gy? P ,, I4 , f I . -111' , i ,A , , 4' - X 5.

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'k 40 3 0fi...fl yi4i,llT7i4 ,Q ,ig10.33i31i Qyffi'---'A T' T I First row: Dean Baughman, George Taylor, Dick Hickox, Iack Heath, Bob Meister, Henry Chapman. Second row: Coach Don Bruick, 'Bama Aldridge, Charley Lyons, Bruce Applegate, Dick Berghoff, Frank Schollett, Ron Stellhorn. Experienced Hoopsters Show Winning Balance Dick Berghofi goes high in the air, outiurnping Central's Iohn Flowers, to get the opening tip of the game. Vlfaiting for the ball are North's Charley Lyons and Tigers' Dave Shearer and Ernie Romanowski. I 'I ' i... Under the capable guidance of North Side's new coach, Don Bruick, the Redskins compiled an excellent seasonal record of l4 wins and 6 losses. Conference play saw North's seven- game winning streak, which included triumphs over South Bend Washington, Mishawaka, and Michigan City, snapped by the Bears of South Bend Central. This, plus a loss to the lohn Adams quintet the following week, dropped the Bed and White into a final second place in the N.E.l.C. behind South Bend Washington. ln City Series competition, North defeated Concordia and Central Catholic and twice dropped South Side. However, the Redskins were not able to match the terrific pace set by the Central Tigers, ranked third in the state, and thus had to remain satisfied with second place in city play. The Bruickmen traveled to Huntington, where they made a successful bid for the annual Holiday Tourney. The afternoon game found the Red Wave overpowering Huntington by a score of 70449, after which North handily downed a good Hartford City squad, 70-64. The '54-'55 Redskin team proved to be Very well-balanced, for although Henry Chapman was at the top of the scoring column for the second straight year, his teammates were close behind him.