Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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EZ QEQQENA Cheer Leaders RAY BURGETT MA1Ji51.1NE LITTLE HARRY SHOOK Football of 1930 HAYVN lCE'S football team did not make such a good record as far as win- ning games were concerned. But considering the fact that eight lettermen in were lost by graduation, Jack lX'IcCoy injured the first part of the season and the team suffering boils throughout the season, we feel that we had a pretty good record. The Indians started the season with a scoreless tie with Columbus Grove for the third consecutive year. The next game was the first one at home and lost by one touchdown. One week later the boys made history for the school by playing the first game under floodlights at Celina. Celina was one of the class A schools to which Shawnee lost. Shawnee lost to Pandora by one touchdown but it is not considered the most sportsman-like manner in which they got it. lVe suffered our worst defeat in the hands of Bluffton by a score of 38-0 which we should not feel disgraced considering the fact that four of our regulars were on the injured list and this was the smallest score that they run up on any class B team this season. The boys got a had break in the lVapak game which resulted in the loss of the xx N wx Tis. . F'- tf 'af , , ffl , A l l , 'ix 'fb 2 I if ,4v ,yi , x ' f game. , 0 - Shawnee won their first game from Continental by a score of 21-0. ' fi ix VVaynesfield gained a Victory from us for the first time in five years. f :f L' - As the closing game of the season Delphos came to Shawnee expecting an easy 'ft,'72 it victory but won only on a break by one touchdown. 55 The lettermen who graduate this year are Captain Spyker, Bunke, Pryor, Neeper I - and Simons. 'i ' - all v . A x,sixx A M14 - . V .' X gc ' xx lf X R ' . ' E 1 ' - V ' fa a if r it . fx. . J txgb 'QQ X I Q ' J-ffl 4111 Y i nn' 11. - KN , ,fir 3 , if -aa ,,, 4 'g - , ' - X4 5 I , X Q. V .s :X -' V 41 ' Y tu1