Charles F Brush High School - HiLite Yearbook (Lyndhurst, OH)

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coach-wise The long autumn afternoons around Brush give us an in- teresting picture, There's activity on the football field. Head Coach Schlaff, with his capable assistants, Mr. Biegler, Mr. Piccuta, and Mr. Plinke is out drilling the squad day after day. In a regular scrimmage there are always new plays to be learned, old ones to be revised. It is this combination of tire- less, patient coaching and driving determination of players which makes a thrilling gridiron season. 1 u 1 4 .

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l I 1 Assemblies prepare spirit for the Th h 8 I-rlel vruu els. u urlv 1-rs From the time the well-known Brush athlete is in the ninth grade, he is striving for the oppor- tunity to be a future varsity star. The -lunior'High program offers this opportunity for training neces- sary for the player to realize his ambition. e c eerleaders actummodate the Dads on Dads Night. ame. si ll ll j II ni an r- I 1- an Ill s an r 4- :I XX'ith the persistent training and excellent coach- ing by Mr. Robert Robertson. the junior High team has received splendid experience for future PZITIICIPHUOTI. Brush 0 Monticello 7 Brush 6 University 19 Brush li Garfield ' Brush 6 Mayfield 6 FIRST ROXV: Coach Mr. Robertson. R. Vieracker. G. Beecher, F. Nerone, R. Paltani, D. Pearson. D. Pelton. G. Plazei, Manager H. Savage. SECOND ROXV: -I. Crowl. VI. llenderson. F. Betti. B. Diebolt. Klein. D. Salter. J. Renkenberger. THIRD ROVV: N. Tsevdos. D. Blanchard. N. Francis. 'lf Gallagher. rl. Orris. B. Burton. NOT Plff'l'L'RED: lf. Carlson. j. Cfitero. D. fflurk. M. Dil.illo. R. Donnell. T, Duncan. T. Finizza. R. Flynn. R. jarmush. XV. Koppelman. A. Minardi. R. Stone. R. Sutfin. R. Szego. .gi gl g i ' 4 v. ,. . ' 'T . 1' f Vi.. t 1 i ' ' AX'-I 5 I. -5 .li f 6 3 ' - .air mf 'gr F fa- vf +A.zf'Atr e' iv I 1 Q I if fffx W if' .1 R aj I 4 l fx, 'N4 fi 5 3 h fs' i 4 i .Q LW f?'f .wr un' Q