Orange High School - Oran Yearbook (Pepper Pike, OH)

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U ' ' ' H Flghhng For Orange Hugh 1 X ATHLETIC BOARD- A. Payne, P. Lozanoff, R. Greenwood, L. Black, R. Soma, j. North, M. ,L Piastrelli, DCT

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We're Here To Win Again f ITH his eyes tumed toward the future, A Coach Bob Greenwood set up this year's var' sity teamg consisting of four seniors and four jun- iors. As the book goes to press, the Lions are one of seven teams in Ohio to remain undefeated. After three league victories, the Lions won the Northeastern Ohio Invitational Tournament, played at Windham High School, by defeating Uniontown and Ravenna. The Citrus Five took the next eight games in succession, assuring fans of the first undisputed East County champi- onship in the school's history. Senior forwards, Mark Titus and Dick Goga, along with junior center Rog Zenisek, ranked high in the scoring columns. Team spirit was kept at a high pitch by guards jim Gruden and joe Ungvary. The boys were said to be two of the best ball-handlers in the county. Rebound- ing abilities of 6'4 center, Wayne Mitchell, were definitely an asset to the team. Guards Bill Kennett and Bob Mason were ala so instrumental in many of the Lion victories. Record breaking scores and individual stars were of secondary importance to the boysg they practiced as a team, played as a team and won as a team. VARSITY: FIRST ROW: R. Kelley, R. Goga, M. Titus, J. Gruden. SECOND ROW: j. Ungvary, R. Zenisek W. Mitchell, R. Mason, B. Kennett, M. jackson, AssistantCoachjohn North, Head Coach Bob Greenwood. L--1- ' ...A.-v-4- i 1 bf' X , ' ..,-A-Q If f , 3 i 9 1 . QX