University High School, Jordannus,1959, Page 42

Description:	: 1,FOOTBALL TEAMS—First row: Dave Smith, Ron Mills, DaveRich, Dick Walker, Jay Suer, Bill Brummett, Tom Black,Steve Ferguson, Steve Dale, Stan Wilson, P. T. Buntin. Secondrow: Jim Topolgus, Joe Roman, Gary Hollers, Larry Miller,Cliff Curry, Bill Snyder, Clay Williams, Dan McPheron, DaveHunter, Dave Coller. Third row: Dick Skirvin, Tom Teter,Dave McCrea, Bob Beck, Bill Wylie, Jim Krohn, Chris Quarles,Bill Hoge, Bill Crafton, Bob Hammond, Bob McCoy. Fourthrow: Doug Dixon, Mike Johnson, Chuck Milisen, John Bowen,Injured Bob Beck receives needed assistance from a trainer during the action of the U-School-Mooresville game as anxiousteammates watch.( i- - 4 ■Phil Galyan, Fred Dunn, David Kaslow, Dave McMullen, NickFattu, Laird Kirkpatrick. Fifth row: Tom McGlasson, SteveYoung, Marvin Hammond, Bernie Brown, John Auer, BobBrookshire, Jim Raines, Joe Keough, David Fields, Butch Gray,Coach Walter G-ay. Sixth row: Bill Lane, Larry Clark, BobTrobaugh, John Ivans, Jim Everts, Dick Scritchfield, DanO’Connor, Dennis Nordby. Seventh row: Harold Tatlock, JimWertz, John Fraser, Raymond Webb, Bryan Walden, JohnHartman, Coach Al Gallo. Eighth row: Coach Don Luft,Robbie Leonard, Tom Petry, Dan Haynes.Grays gridiron men shatterOld season record. Coach WaiterGray’s 1959 gridders hung up the best recordin the eleven year history of football at U-School as they rolled to a 9-1 record. The bestprevious record was a 7-2 slate by the 1951 and1952 teams. The Univees fell to Huntingburg26-21, for their only defeat of the season. Highlights of the year were a 40-13 rout of NorthVernon and a hard-fought win over Harry E.Wood of Indianapolis, 12-7. Two more records were fashioned in addition to the best season record. The Graymen tallied 209 points forthe year, far eclipsing the 200 point total of the’52 club. Individually, senior halfback DickWalker scored 28 points for the year, a newhigh. The Univees with their fine scoring attack were under 20 points only twice and topped 40 three times. The team exhibited a finedefense to go with their potent offensive attack,as they recorded three shut-outs and held op-Page forty-two
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