Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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r AQQ 1 L -.L ' I, x 1' if T . X , jg --Q , L A If Z? Football WILLIAM MCGEE, Captain KENNETH GAY, Manager FIRST TEAM AND LETTER MEN Robert Johnson James Donlon William Conable Joseph Lamartino Jamie Landcastle William McGee Sherwood Baker Gordon Baker Lawrence Austin Fred McConnell Lester Bush Max Regan Robert Shererd Norman Richardson James Murphy Louis Militello fd l! 0 Vis so 3 Z

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T ....-M. 'il' ' vi , v-,- ' -bs eX'g.z.1 L K'- ilPx ' 5 PF The football season of 192.9 in Warsaw High started with a great amount of school spirit. This year the prospects looked good while a good squad of willing boys obeyed a good coach. The outcome of the season greatly surprised many who seemed to have doubts of Warsaw's chances of turning out a football team. They thought with a new coach and a group of inexperienced players that victory would not come to the Alma Mater. Through the efforts of the fellows and the excellent coaching of Mr. Linde- mann the Warsaw squad put up a good show. The team and coach must be given credit for the excellent playing against teams heavier and more experienced in the art of football. The schedule of games was as follows: LeRoy I3 Warsaw Medina o Warsaw Perr o Warsaw Wellhvil le 16 Warsaw Attica o Warsaw E. Aurora o Warsaw Caledonia 7.1 Warsaw Depew o Warsaw Books to he ddded to WH.S. Lihrozry HLITTLE MEN -Maurice Lexter, Paul Schneck. LITTLE WOMEN' '--Verna Miller, Esther Wotron So BIG' '-Sarah Chimera STRANGE INTERLUDEI '-after 3130 ' 'SEVENTEEN' '-Choi. Pettengill HALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT -any clouroom when Prof. oppearr. THE RIGHT or WAY -Seniorr HBAD GIRL -Marie Seehy HWHY WE MIsEEHAvE -The Faculty HTRAGIC ERA -Fouryear: of high-school FREE -High hopes about three-thing' A MAN FOR THE AGES',-MV. Lindemonn WHEN KNIGHTS WERE BOLD -MEX Regan, Norm Von Shyke. Norm: Maurice said that there was nothing to that test . Max: Well he got all there was to it-nothing. If all the flunkers in W.H.S. were placed end to end they would never end fs? Bs l H aaorr ' ff H 31 M. . V all kg i 2 A