Adena High School - Adenian Yearbook (Adena, OH)

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v 1 1 - M N Lvr f,5:i,4'-I '.-' lv qw .A ,..y.'?b'N .:.v.'E.-Qi'g'L9i'i'x', i ti DEN IAN r r i I X- A ' .g::',., . Fm bw, ii i 5 Pl, 5 'L BENJAMIN SHIELDS,-Faculty Manager ll Ben looked after the equipment and kept it in tip-top shape. Since he 1 i. 1 ki has had charge of the goods not as much as a sock has been lost. He was 'll always to be found at the dressing room keeping a watch eye on us, besides 'I, Ben was assistant doctor and always gave us encouragement when it was 5 most needed. :ll il 'il ii! ll ill it ROBERT WALKER-Manner Robert was always busy hunting good games for us and making accom- adations for everyone to go to the games. He worked hard to keep things straight. Equipment, finances and packs were all under his care. We were well pleased with his work. .lil il 'll Il' qu. lll' ll? E l'Al'TAIN JOE 1ll'llRI'I, lfullhau-la-186 VE 3, ln Villllillll Mudre, I believe Ads-11:1 t-un show the best all-around foot- lli lmnll player developed in Adema the past several yours. Mojo had the nf honor of leading the first undefeated team Adenu has ever had. Joe .1 was un All-District player, and he hopes to vnutinue his brilliant Career ll :tt XV. K J. Adeuu wishes him SNITCSS in his endeavors. il li E, g vu- if ISHN S'l'ANlil'IN'1'IZ, l'zlptz1i11-Elect, Tzu-lclv-IRG Drum-y was witlmut, doubt one of the greatest linemen in ihis terri- tory, which was shown when he made the All-District Team. 1-le was at tower of Sll'1'llQ'lll und aided rnuterially in making' our great line unpnss- K able. VVith fiillllillll 1lI'9K'l'tlll15:' his name, he should be able to take cure E of one side of the line himself. Good luck to you and your ienm next 4 ' your. . ,S I iifuj .... , d-.d.-do , mlgil? N 6 frrrbis eibeffl-Qivffsli '- Y- fi

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, , , 'I ,V V -f '2J:'f17y:g ' .' Vtabrwga . .?': i:1: Yulfl'-t f v.- 'i ' 'JUN l X 'Ii' ' a. lg-xv nflm ' EN t Q'-.,,.-+ 5 . - 1 Simi' it . . V, , , - - axis- tl'll' ' .mgl JUIIN I.1ll'0, lflml-H50 1 Lopo came through with :i vc-iigeanoe this year, his work was gild- M edge. 1-ie could always lu- de-lwmlotl upon to hold down his side of the 'i line, but he spvrializod in winning' thrills. remember the Tiltonville and Cadiz games. his fino work 4-:ti-iirwl him a plave on the All-District Eleven. t .lohnny is undecided as to his turner, but is bound to make good. Stu-cess to John. Q 5 X. i ' 1 l'Al'l, NIUUIIIC, 'l':u-lale-l78 i . . . . ' L l'aul is anotht-r on thc- list ol' .Xtl9ll1l'S brilliant tavkles. Un the ol- . i fm-nsivo hc- Could tear thu holo tltronuli the opposing' line. when the play was called through his position. l'at1l always exhibited Moore fight ill. and would never slam-kvu his pzwv. Ho has hoen of inc-stimahle value to us for. when he- met ext-oorliitzsly Atiff opposition he stood the test of an t , vxvolleiit tackle. Moore :lust-rw-s nun-lx Credit for working hard and for my his sterling' qualities whivh wf-ro :ilwzlys evident. ,Ji fm ... to .. 58 ROI!I'Ili'l' CASSLES, .End-150 . Hard lurk was I-Zovky's middle name. Handicapped in previous sea- i some by injuries whim-h kopt him out of many important contests. Hero is another boy who had a habit of grabbing off forward passes. Rocky Y is a natural football player. XVith plenty of weight and brawn in re- serve, Rocky rushrd hard and out down men with a regularity that did not even go unnotivt-d hy the usually near-sighted Spectator. And on the defense he wax a boar and would fight till the final whistle blew. l SIINIU Z.XN4'ANl'Jl.LA, Hzmlbbark-110 A seeond Reno was tht- nanut often heard in reference to this little follow as he str-ppml hriskly ovvt' the gridiron, side-stepping' and stiff- arming' his tacklers. Silvio did not have much Chance to distingruisli him- self, but when he got in :t uztnio the opponents thought they were trying' to tame a wald cat. not Qt, football player He runs hard and fast, while his 'I work on tho defense is vlvzlil-I'lll and am-curate as any displayed on Adenzl t , Field in years. i ii ' i t I itll: Mp f 5 t - -e Mi7?T!!? e 'l