Valley High School - Vallerata Yearbook (Valley, AL)

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BIG REDS-ALLEGHENY Hl CCUMBERLAND, MD.J On Thanksgiving Day the highly-tooted Allegheny County High team from Cumberland fell before a teirible onslaught of the Big Reds to the count of 111-0. Such a score has not been piled up by a West Virginia team for many years. Captain McHenry, G. Murrin, J. Murrin, Hobensach, J. Bell, R. Bell, H. Ahner, G. Welch, Black, and Hushion played their last game for P. H. S. on the gridiron. Welch scored six touchdowns. J. Murrin run off, 92 yards, for a touchdown was the feature. Allegheny was tooted as the champions of Maryland, but failed to show anything here. A crowd of 7,000 9 gm we iw G ?llTl0. Q:-f .. th 1, KNOIUT HE :lg , fb EVE Q ye: :-'lj r wcmdeflu xi - 'fn A- 1' x 0 A X73 fem 6 ISM 0 V, fy' Nz ' 1 kffyl GV? f X 1 . If V19 ' ff. Lf, 1? A f5R do - - Q 9. M E -K X lg Q 5 'Bllllitffv Sixty-Uno

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P.. Hi. Se E CAPTAIN ROSS McHENRY Mac is leaving us but in his going he leaves many pleasant memories to the gridiron fans. The opposing teams give a big sigh of relief' on learning that Mac will not threaten them any more. His leadership has been of the best and P. H. S. never had a more capable leader. Mads experience and ability have made him one of the mainstays of the team. CAPTAIN-ELECT JOHN ROBERTS John is well known by all fans who have many times seen him break through the line and throw the man for a big loss. His good work and abiiity have been rewarded by his teammates who have made him captain for next year. There's no need worrying about next year's leadership with John at the helm. ROBIN BELL Mugs leaves the high school this year for Erie, Pa. A player of extraordinary ability to nab passes or be depended on always to do his part in every play. Many a time has his big frame been seen to emerge from a group of men, after a seemingly impossible catch, with the ball. His loss will be keenly felt in basketball, but he leaves with the best wishes of the entire school. This is his last year with P. H. S. JULIAN MURRIN Judie had the tough luck to be laid up with a bad ankle at the beginning of the season but came back with a punch that de- lighted everybody. His running back punts and clever dodging have added many yards to Parkersburg's total. His work has always been of the best caliber. ROLAND HOBENSACK Hoby and his line plunging is one of the requisites for a good football game. His defensive work can't be beaten and his offensive work last year won him a place on the all-state eleven. Hoby has played three years for Parkersburg and this was his last one. GILBERT WELCH Gibby has proven a good successor to Barnum. His line plung- ing and passing are of the best. This is Gib's last football year for P. H. S. JOHN BELL Goony played as a sub in the backfield this year. He is known for his open field running and his defensive work. This was his last year on the team as he leaves for Erie, Pa. GEORGE MURRIN Chunky had one of the most strategic positions on the team and he Hlled it well. He is a three-year man on the team. DON BLACK Labor fought for two years for his berth as a regular and this year won it. He has done his best for P. H. S., and has done it well, always fighting to the last whistle. Labor played his first and last year with P. H. S. in '22, SAM HAMRIC Sam is respected everywhere for his grit and fighting spirit. This is Sam's first year as a regular, but next year he will be one of the mainstays of the team. Sixty-Three