Northridge High School - Polaris Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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SENIORS There were only two seniors on this year ' s squad. They were Rick Bachelor and co-captain Bill Idle. Bill Idle Rick Bachelor 62- 63 Ueam laa Unfu Unree Jveiurninq h)eiierinen oa yCexi Reason iDooAs JKucn irianier — jKore tjxperi ' ence UNDERCLASSMEN Ed Sutton Dan Resler Terry Comer These three boys along with the rest of the underclassmen on this years ' squad will form the nucleus for what should be a rather well rounded team next year. Will these boys have an opportunity to play any league games at home next season? If the new school is completed and they can play in the new gym - watch out, because these boys will give ' em all a trouble, playing before the folks at home. 102

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Uarsiia Jooioa I 1962 SEASON RECORD N.H.S. Opponent 5 WINS N.H.S. Opponent 12 Wayne West Milton 24 12 3 LOSSES 40 14 Oakwood Tipp City 24 24 30 Brookville 12 2 TIES 48 West Carrollton 30 Butler 30 30 Eaton 14 6 Northmont 14 24 Trotwood 22 BACK ROW: G. Martin, H. Cruea, J. Florence, B. Booher, D. Steinbach, R. Simmons, B. Graef, T. Held, K. Jones, N. Lawson, B. Bayless, R. Houben, J. Agenbroad, F. Haven. THIRD ROW: T. Workman, M. Bock, R. Otto, E, Kelley, B. Morehead, J. Hauer, L. Huff, L. Burchfield, D. Resler, J. Hall, B. Phillips, L. Heiser. SECOND ROW: D. KUne, D. Barker, B. Thomas, H. Bogan, J. Phillips, P. Andrews, E. Sparks, C. Hoskinson, J. Spurlock, D. Mobley, L. Neely„ . 3? 3E 34 40 ' is 24 ?S IslfU i- f. S ' € ' e €- g . 3 i FIRST ROW: J. Hale, R. Webb, G. Hollingsworth, D. Hubler, R. Bachelor, C. Youngs, R. Holbrook, D. Hiller, J. Grigsby, W. Knight. Sears C.nc LDeaaue (Reason LJi ' n 2 Izosses For the second straight year the Bears ended their Southwestern Buckeye League Season with only two losses. The Bears were also responsible for the only blemish on league champ, West Milton ' s SWBL Record. The Bears battled the Bulldogs to a 12-12 tie to keep Milton from having a clean slate. 101

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SPECIAL AWARDS WINNERS Jerry Phillips, Ernie Sparks, Willis Knight, Dale Hubler, Rick Bachelor, Chuck Youngs, Larry Neely. Receiving special honors at the 30th Annual Foot- ball Banquet were: Rick Bachelor, Most Valuable Player and All League, Chuck Youngs, All League, Dale Hubler, Most Aggressive Lineman, Willis Knight, Most Improved Player, Ernie Sparks, Most Aggressive Back, and Jerry Phillips and Larry Neely were chosen co-captains of next year ' s team. JvicA J J acne or ained io z Teaier Dai on J earn Jerry Phillips outruns Oakwood defenders for a sizeable gain. Coaches show concern during homecoming game with West CarroUton. Bears went on to win 48-0. Coaches are, L to R: Morton, Fink, Herring and Sperandeo. LOears JoacAecf ize oui (nJere ooressiue fi I Excellent blocking led to these two touch- W kM downs (left and below) scored by Rick Bachelor in the Oakwood game. Throwing the key 1 block in the picture at the left is Leo Heiser while Chuck Youngs and Dennie Miller lead downfield blockers in picture below. 1 . M Mm -J l l ; 103