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

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Head Coach Bob Cowan looks to his staft, consisting ot Don Bruick, Bob Traster, Bob Zimmerman, and Bob Ed- wards, for advice concerning the next tough tilt, Were Outstanding Pete Lundell was elected to the Hiqh School All America team, one of the highest honors a high school player can receive. ln addition to this Pete was elected to the Indianapolis Star All-State team. While Pace was voted a posi- tion on the Chicago Times All-State first team, Frank Schollett and Dick Snyder were awarded posts on its second team. Schollett was also elected to both the United Press first team and the Associated Press All4State team. Besides being the team's leadina scorer, Dick Snyder was voted positions on the United Press third team and the Associated Press All-State team. Phil Sheets Pete Pauliscn

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'HI A, 4 Al Glock Phil l-lcsler Redskin Grid captains seem to enjoy talking over one of the most successful football seasons at the Dome. Many Individuals North Side football players made a clean Qzh Glick sweep in the individual honor list this season. Larry Hall, Frank Schollett, Pete Lundell, and Lynn Harp were awarded positions on the All- City first team for their worthy performances. Elected to the All-City second team were Dick Snyder, Bob Pace, Dewey Senger, Al Glock, and lack Mounsey. Frank Schollett, the team's Most Valuable Player, and Pete Lundell were elected to the Northern lndiana Conference , Ecii Meister Second team. 1 f: ,,,f gl 5 Each year sports writers and coaches bestow I. highly-regarded honors to outstanding players ' H zlu lk JA by electing them to various mythical teams. , ,, ,.i, A A Bob Pace , Pairs-.i3',2'5 3:21. My f iQ .3 DQWQY Senqer Frank Schollett ' . ififsii - . iffy Page 96 J'

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