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1975
State Championship Game
Famous Lyle Peck 92 yard touchdown run |
1975
State Championship Game
Goal Post sign at Friendly High School |
1975
State Championship Game
Animal House Victors Photo - One for the ages! |
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1975
State Championship Game
Champions strike a pose as principal Robert Scarcelli holds
the trophy |
1975
State Championship
Team Photo |
1975
State Coaching Legends
Jimmy Manges (left), Glenn Cross (center), Dick Bittner (right) |
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Coaching
Legends
Pellerzi, Hahn and McProuty
Head coach Bill Hahn (1942, 1946-1958)
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Thanks
Doc!
Fort Hill Team Physician Dr. Himmelwright (1954-1976) looks
at a player's injured arm. |
Dr.
G. Overton Himmelwright
They don't make doctors like him anymore. Doc was a special
person who touched many lives. He walked the sideline for
23 seasons. |
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Greg
Hare
Former Fort Hill QB Greg Hare (1968-69) played football for
Woody Hayes at Ohio State |
Mark
Manges
QB Mark Manges (1970-73) hands off during a Fort Hill game.
Mark started all four years on the varsity. |
Mark
Manges Sports Illustrated
QB Mark Manges lands on the front cover of Sports Illustrated
with the 1976 Maryland Terrapins. |
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1997
State Championship Game
Fullback Josh Page (#35) takes the handoff against Dunbar.
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1997
State Championship Game
Jordan Hamilton (#22) sweeps to the outside on a long run.
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1997
State Championship Game
Josh Page (#35) scores a touchdown as QB Josh Grove (#15)
celebrates. Page scored more touchdowns (71) and more points
(438) than any player in the history of Maryland scholastic
football. |
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1997
State Championship Game
Josh Page helps Fort Hill beat Dunbar. |
Homecoming
1977
Allen Boyd (#82) fumbles and Steve Oaks (#87
in the background) picked it up and ran for a touchdown.
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Homecoming
1977 |
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Homecoming
1977
Fort Hill's Todd Martin receives the kick off and ended up
taking the return for a 90 yard touchdown. |
Homecoming
(year unknown)
The visitor side press box and seating area before the stadium
was renovated. |
Homecoming
(year unknown)
Notice the "BEAT FORT HILL" on the back of the Alco
jersey. |
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Homecoming
1979
Fort Hill takes the muddy field. |
Homecoming
1979
The Fort Hill sideline |
Homecoming
1979
Allegany ball carrier Joey Mullen gang tackled. |
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Homecoming
1979
Pat D'Atri (#73) throws a block to open a hole. |
Homecoming
The Sentinelettes form a line. |
Homecoming
The band marches on at halftime. |
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Homecoming
1994 -
The largest crowd
Fort Hill takes the field in front of the largest crowd to
ever see a game at the Stadium. |
Homecoming
1994 -
The largest crowd
Shannon Trimble attempts to run past an Alco defender. |
Homecoming
1994 -
The largest crowd
An estimated 14,000 fans attend this homecoming game. Fort
Hill fans on the wooden bleachers cheer on the Big Red. |
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Homecoming
1994 -
The largest crowd
Even the end zones were packed. |
Homecoming
1994 -
The largest crowd
A view of the Allegany end zone at the score board end. |
Homecoming
1994 -
The largest crowd
A sea of red & white / blue & white |
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Homecoming
1994 -
The largest crowd
Allegany gets ready to make a goal line stand. |
Homecoming
1994 -
The largest crowd
Shannon Trimble takes the toss sweep. |
Homecoming
1994 -
The largest crowd
QB Matt Calhoun calls the signals. |
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Fort
Hill 1949 Team Photo |
Fort
Hill 1950 Team Photo |
Fort
Hill Class of 1950 |
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Fort
Hill 1958 Team with Coach Hahn
Row 1:Fred Ringer, JackWhite, Paul Appel, Jerry
Meeks, Dave Durst, Head Coach William P. Hahn
Row 2: Dalton Hillegas, Thurl Roy, Doug Metz, Mike McCullough,
Denny Burn, Tom Shaw |
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SITE
OWNER Todd Helmick PERSONAL PHOTOS |
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1984
Fort Hill Football Team - Offense
State Semifinals at John F. Kennedy |
Site
Owner Todd Helmick #64
1984 State Semifinals at John F. Kennedy |
My
Dad - Delbert Helmick
Fort Hill RB - 1960 |
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Blaine
Shewbridge & Todd Helmick
Homecoming 1984 - Captains Meet For The Coin Toss |
Homecoming
1984
The Greatest Upset in Homecoming History
Alco fumbles with 39 seconds left - FH wins 14-12 |
Todd
Helmick - 1987 Florida State Univ.
Bobby Bowden's best team ever according to him |
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