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NBHS Yearbook 1957 (Pages 81-100) Larry Andrews, Left Tac.kle Bob Jimison, Left End Jon Myers, Left Tackle Bob Swartz, Left Guard David Apple, Right End COACH-CAPTAIN Mr. Harry Miller Ray Chapman, Fullback Guy Mauk, Right Half Dean Woodruff, Right Half Paul Swartz, Right Guard John Hungerford, Left Guard Larry Krouse, Right Guard We Opponent They 18 ...•.....• Columbus Grove ...•.. 0 24 .....••.•• Paulding . • • . 20 0 .•...•.••• Ottawa Hills .•...••. 20 54 ......•.•. St. Wendelin . • . • 0 19 .....•.... Bath ••....•.....•. 6 42 . •..•.• Leipsic . • • . • • . • • • • . 0 13 ......•..• Maumee .••..•..•.• 19 18 .........• Rossford , .. , .• , •.•. 14 12 ... , .... , . Carey ......•..•.. 27 - 47 .......... Ada. , ...•...... , -. 0 247 106 OFFENSIVE TEAM DEFENSIVE TEAM i9 QUEEN SONJA AND HER COURT JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS LEFT to RIGHT: Nondas Griffith, Patty Bowersox, Sharon Griffith, Jerilyn Cameron, Mary Paden, Kathy Walter. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD ROW 1, Front: Ray Wise, Billy Nigh, Bob Mallow, Lin Smith, David Conrad. ROW 2: Don Ferguson, Bob Shamp, Dich Simon, Bobby Patterson, James Leaf, Gary Hughes, Tom Doering, Don Williams. ROW 3: Mgr. Paul Vaughn, Bill Crouse, Dick Clark, Bobby Hesse, Joe Keller, Jack Thomas, Rick Mullholand, Mr. Drain. ll2 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD ROW 1, Seated: Malcom Cameron, Carl Meyer, Terry McGann, Roger Freeland, Ron Moor, Tom Sterling, Ronnie Rader. ROW 2: Coach Temple, Eddie Lloyd, Guy Mauk, Guy Carlton, Keith Conrad, Manager. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT to RIGHT: Betty Ives, Sonja Roberts, Linda Apple, Sondra Freeland, Carolyn Patterson, Mary Buchanan. 83 We Opponent They 65 Van Buren 58 57 Tontogany 49 57 Cygnet 44 64 Jackson 44 72 Webster 70 50 Westwood 51 38 Carey 67 61 Leipsic 71 *64 McComb 59 *51 Leipsic 35 70 Weston 86 78 St. Wendelin 55 74 Portage 69 64 Bloomdale 62 47 Haskins 41 62 Grand Rapids 60 58 Montgomery 67 *84 Tontogany 34 *54 Montgomery 52 •so Troy Luckey 57 *62 Weston 43 *54 Ottawa St. Peter 71 • Tournament Games iH Number Name Position 11 Ronnie Rader F 22 Tom Sterling F 88 Carl Meyer G 44 Roger Freeland c 99 Terry McGann G 77 Wayne Mauk G 66 Ronnie Moor c 00 Malcom Cameron F 22 Jim Brumbaugh F RESERVE SQUAD ROW 1, Front: Jerry Bundy, Paul Bowers; Larry Slaughterbeck, Dallas Sterling, Jon Kiger. ROW 2: Mr. Miller, Kenny Kovach, James Walter, Robert Jimison, Tom Tatham, Larry Coppler, Larry N. Apple, Larry L. Apple, Mgr. Blaine Dukes. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1: Helen Sesok, Patty Bowersox, Carolyn lloyd, Margaret Kovach, Mary Buchanan, Cheryl Morelan. ROW 2: Mar Jeanne Meyer, Margaret Monasmith, Linda Church, Karen Troutner, JoAnn Coward, Evonne Vanaman, Mr. Cottrell, Barbara Hannon, Harrel Jean Plocher, Barbara Buchanan, Carolyn Patterson, Linda Apple. A Girls' Physical Education Class 88 BASEBALL TEAM ROW 1, Front: Larry L. Apple, Jon Kiger, Dallas Sterling, Ron Rader, Terry McGann, Paul Bowers. ROW 2: Greg Clark, Mr. Temple, Larry Slaughterbeck, Larry Andrews, Tom Tatham, Dave Apple, Carl Meyer, Larry Krouse, Jim Walter. TRACK TEAM ROW 1, Front: Guy Carlton, Guy Mauk, John Hungerford, Eddie Lloyd. ROW 2: Mr. Miller, Jim Gerdeman, Dean Woodruff, Jim Atkins, Bud Brackfield. 89 90 HOADLEY$ RUG & CLEANING CO. "Rug Cleaning and New Floor Coverings" 131 North Cor :1 Findlay Ohio Phone 100 CAN'T MISS! When You Shop At PETERSON'S BAKERY Fresh Bread and Pastries FOOD CENTERS North Baltimore North Baltimore Findlay Deshler DUKES SALES AND SERVICE De oto and Plymouth and DUKES INSURANCE AGENCY 207 and 211 West Water Stre~T North Baltimore Ohio Carl one/ Gerold W, Dukes SCHOOL IN ACTION'' MARATHON MILE-maker GASOLINE V. E. P. MOTOR OIL THE OHIO OIL COMPANY Producers of Petroleum Since 1887 -1 The Republican Courier L & L BARBER SHOP RADIO STAT ION Lawrence Raabe, Proprietor W FIN 121 S. Main St. North BaIt i more Findlay, Ohio THE NEWS BENARDS' Linoleum & Painting North Baltimore ~PONTIAC. .. WIRT'S OVERMIER'S MOTOR SALES DRUGS George Zeigler Phone 2221 Your International Harvester Dealer North Baltimore • Phone 2381 North Bo ltimore TOM BARTLETT SAYS: "Bartlettize Your Insurance" WEITHS Phone 3491 113 Eo st Broadway North Baltimore Ohio .
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