Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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JUNIOR POLICE Vhiel' .....,, ,Y,YY,V.,V,,,,V,,,,.. , Imii Huwi-Il .XNNISIZIIII l'I1ieI ,,,,,,,,,, ,Paul Suydvi' Alaijm' .,,,.,, ,.....,,.,.......,, I M10 XXYQIIIHJVH IIISIIUUIIDI' .,,...,...,V,.,,,,..,,,,,,,, TMI Stcwio ,Xssislunt Iiispmtvvi' ,,I!c1lme1'L Speiwcr 5L'L'I'l'IIlI'Y Lifirsl, S1-111.5 I Illi 12 .lfwhu IJul'I'y, John ISI-1'-mul S4-111.5 .Iohii Zimplemzxii Ilrill Mzisli-1' .. ......,,,,,,,,,, Tum B'uyn-1, MONITOR CAPTAINS AND ASSOCIATES First HUIIIUSICI' Sc-1-0110 Hmm-stor LIBRARY CLUB First SQIIIDSICI' I'I'l'HIlIl'Ilt ...., ,,..,, ,,,.... I I 4-ury Canfield Vice- I'1'c:4icii-nt .,,,,,,, Bernice Chesney SI't'l'LIill'Y .,,,,,.,.., , .,,, Mary Beth Cill'1' 'I'rezIs11i'e1' ,,,,,,....,,,,...... Durotiiy Myvrs S4-rnnll st'llll'Sf0l' I'1'cSicIviit ........,,,,,,,,., Vi1'g.:'i11i:L 'Rubusii Yicu lwesislvnt ,,,,,,,,,, 1I+'l'IJ61'L Ileville Son'1'i-lz11'y .,,, . ,,,,,,, ,.,,.... I Smitty 'Fcrhune 'I'l'6JlHIIl't'l' , ,..,,,,,,,,,,. .,.,, I Jon Addams .Xmlviwvr ,,,, ,II,,,I,, I Xlrs. .Iohu Mowry JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Vresiduut ...,....,.,...,.,,,, Louis Di Donato Sc-Qrclzlry ,,,,.,,....,,,,,,,,,.,...... IVI,2L1'y Boyd 'I'1'eI1Sui'e1' ..,,...,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,.. IQIIIIIIZI. Beck ,kdvism-Vs ..., Miss AIz11',2,':l1'ct Bunjfuuin, Miss IIIIIIQL Mmmrc 18

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also for his brilliant defensive play. lt will be hard to find a man capable of filling Jim's shoes. Frank Zupanic played guard for his first two years and then was shifted to full- back for his senior year. Big Zup will be sorely missed because he did all the place kicking for three years. The boy who takes over Frank's position will have a big place to fill. Although Alex McGregor was out only one year, he proved to be valuable for the Skymen. Alex missed most of the middle part of the season because of injuries but recovered for the last three games. Joe Chernikovich's ineligibility at the end of this year will leave a huge gap in the Pilot's line. Joe was also a three year man. He sparkled in defensive play, and his smashing blocks really counted on the offense. Joe was one of the iron menu of the team. Charles Sell earned his varsity letter by playing fullback. Although small, Sell was shifty and fastg and, when once through the line, he was really gone. Chuck also played a good defensive game, and his hard tack- ling will be missed. Danny Comsa played tackle on the team this year. Never having played varsity ball before, he filled the position very well. Dan- ny was a key man in the Wingmen's offense. Dan was also noted for his speed, being one of the fastest on the squad. Paul Stanfield, formerly a guard, was converted into an end for his final year. Some of Stanfieldls catches were extraordinary. Paul was noted for his speed and also for his hard, smashing tackles. He always played heads-up ball. George Weibush played for two seasons, winning a reserve letter for both of them. George played a guard and was noted for his ability to get into the other team's back- field. He played a hard heads-up game while he was in there. Bill Mainwaring, one of the smallest men on the squad, won his reserve letter this year. Bill played a blocking halfback and, in spite of his size, held his own against any of the bigger fellows. Harvey was also noted for his speed on reverses. Don Lembright played right end. Don came out for his senior year only and ob- tained enough quarters to receive a reserve letter. Don, a stockily built lad, was hard to bring down on end runs and he held his own against the best of them. Art Junior Lembright also earned a reserve letter this year. Junie played guard for three years. A few injuries kept him out of the starting lineup this year. Men like Art are needed all the time to make a strong team. He was speedy and also smart, and will take his place among the best of them. 17

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