Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

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SNAIPS j o T ere's the before of the old brown V mare . . . Traffic cops that cause con- - gestion . . , Mike's safeguarded against ' cold and wet toes . . . What are you 3 , Y. i doing, Bill, taking your daily dozen? 1 y . . . Happy landings . . , Punch! . . . . This looks a little sober for our happy- go-lucky Kenny . . . It's strange but this didn't break the camera, altho Bill 5 did do his best . . . Elizabeth illustrat- ' ing Marlene Dietrich's fashions for ' women . . . Comrades, until someone gets a sack of candy . . . Louise posing before going on the set . . . Three hun- dred pounds of brawn and brains . . . Bud winning by a mouth and a nose . . She stoops to conquer and Evelyn bends too ..... Danny has Mickey Mouse up a tree . . . VVhom are you looking pretty for Jane? . . . White ducks glorified . . . Miss Richards re- laxing between strenuous scenes on the sets . . . Our representative in the Mack Sennett Bathing Beauties ..... :zz THE END C5513 fpage Sponsored' by Qoort Clinton Qiry Gleaning Go. SRM?- -L 5 I 3 S

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IFQQTENLIL IRESUM BELLEVUE, O. PORT CLINTON 6 Bellevue . . . a member of the Little Big Sev- en League . . . went down to defeat by the Big Reds which Coach Klee whipped into shape in two weeks . . . Our only score was made by Brady on a blocked punt . . . not fast . . . but a good game for an opener. FREMONT 21 PORT CLINTON 7 Port Clinton met another member of the Lit- tle Big Seven League . . . opposition much strong- er than the first . . . P. H. held the second team to a 7-7 tie for three quarters and went down to de- feat when the first team was put into the game . . Our touchdown was made by Quisno on an off- tackle play. TIFFIN CALVERT 14 PORT CLINTON 2 Tiffin hail a very strong team . . resembled the team they had the year before . . Real muscle . . . good plays . . . scored on straight football . . . Port Clinton's score came by virtue of a blocked kick . . . Brady recovering ball. GIBSONBURG 25 Pom' CLINTON o The Big Reds faced the strongest team that Gibsonburg has had in its history . . . This was P. first night game . . . Lights strange . . . op- D0S1I1g team heavy . . poor tackling and blocking of the Big Reds were main reasons for our defeat . . . Quisno's previous injury kept l1im along side lines . . . uneven game. MAUMEE 0 PORT CLINTON 20 The Big Reds were clicking to perfection . . . Really seemed to have hit their stride . . . Wool- GYIS l0I1g runs featured . . . Maumee . . . the fav- orite of the two before the game . . completely stopped by the local eleven . . . Fine game. ALUMNI 0 PORT CLINTON 6 The Big Red's first experience this year on a muddy field . . . They battled on even terms for the greater part of the game . . . The High School lads showed up the Alumni . . . who were consid- ered the winners before the game . . . Score was made by Wooley. ST. MARY'S 6 PORT CLINTON 13 The Big Reds took St. Mary's off their feet in the opening minutes of play . . . with a run of forty-five yards by Perrott . . . Our other score came by virtue of a pass from Wooley to Miklo. LAKESIDE 12 PORT CLINTON 6 Lakeside . . the favorite of the two before the game . . did not show up so well as predicted . . . Lakeside led at the half 12-0 . . . In the sec- ond half . . . the Big Reds out-played the Blue and VVhite to score six points. OAK HARBOR 0 PORT CLINTON 6 The red and Green team . . from Oak Harbor , . . to Port Clinton for their annual Turkey Day battle . . . The weather very favorable . . . the field wasn't in the best shape . . . Big Reds were the underdogs . . didn't seem to mind it .... The first half of the game was a scoreless tie .... Neither team could gain any yardage .... The second half was a different story .... Big Reds worked the Red and Green deep into their own territory . . . VVhen Oak H'arbor attempted to kick out of danger from their own eight yard line . . they got a very bad punt . . Only went to their own twenty-five yard line . . . Here Wooley . . . in half back position . . . received the ball and with the aid of a few blockers . . crossed the goal line unmolested for the only score of the game. This brought a well earned victory for the Big Reds . . . The coveted Herald Trophy was also at stake in this game because both teams had won it twice . . . Since the Port Clinton eleven won it for the third time, they have it as a permanent possession. GENOA 14 PORT CLINTON 7 The Genoa games. . had been postponed be- cause of bad weather earlier in the season . . . was played off after Thanksgiving . . . Genoa got the jump on Port Clinton in the opening minutes of play . . . they tallied their first touchdown . . . Later in the same period they again scored . . . making it 14-0 . . . Big Reds snapped out of it by their passing attack . . . carried the ball down to the ten yard line . . . Wooley raced across for our only score . . . Last minutes of play . . Port Clin- ton's passing attack working nicely . . . they took the ball down to the twenty-yard line . . crowd breathless . . gun sounded . . . Genoa's game 14-7. CGM: Spage Sponsored by 9. Qlaum. . . jeweler

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Boys Basket Eau layers Heroes of the hardwood ...... an unusually heavy season .... a hard working ..... hard fighting ...... slippery outfit ...,.. Wou the majority of games .... clean .... fair sports. C558 Qpage Sponsored by .fifvingston Studio