Adena High School - Adenian Yearbook (Adena, OH)

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S f f Q--'-5.1 -s - , .- . A. .SEN .'1-.i'fl'-QE . , L, iffy.-if... . f A, ' - ' ,ip ,, fy,- L' KX -' V fxbv- 'W IV 1, Q . . . - 4, l I I- lil, 1-is '- -l 40 JAMES MUSVRIP, limi-ITU l .laimes fzirniliurly known :is .lirnniiv for long' :ind .lim for short. aided ihv te-um are-zitly sinu- he very 4-ffii-ivnily held down one of The wings :ind :is un ond main dirl himsvlf jiistiw-' Jiniinii- was not to he denied oiivo he gut stairtml on ai play. :ind wha-n ho did lw wvnt like u house on fix-in Jimmie is only a Freshmz.in und has ilireo niori- yours to show his ability. .llli.il'll'll SINUHAIS, Ceiitm'-l30 , llud wus il vailiizihli- main to have around and nhly fills-d Mm-vluiiils , shoes 411 l'l'lllL'l', Hi- was hililt like 21 tower and wlie-n ii rziiiim- to sliding ova-r ilu- ommsiiig' c-M114-1' und dropping' 'em bofor ihvy go! sturled, liild Gyg- llli wiulwrl siiiiiw-iiw. Ni-vm' let it he said That Bud Inid down on Hit' joh. llll for wlii-li hv wus wills-cl upon to play he romped To it likr- il wild wit. 'Iii' - 'rf R .3 I H rj ,Q ' 1, fag El, mi iii W, , , , X I, lull :1:. -IUHINAIHAN MURLIAINIV, ln-iitvi'-133 'If ' l .Xllliougli this was Johns' firsl yi-ur, his :nliiliiy :is ai contor showed up l in vw-ry przinie. .lohn was in eve-ry play. barking up Ihr- line and was one of the lmrrlost tackle-ws on the lmirn. His nhilily to so through the opposs l ' ing' umm to smash up their plugs wus om- ol' his grvutost abilities. He- l wus small hut mighty. This was Johns' firsl ymii' so we will sue more of lk' him in tlw future. I I I HENRY RICIDNARSICI, Tzu-klv-IBS lll-nrv xv-is -i litllf- ru-kinf-' in Weil-'ht for a linf-nizin hui 4-:nsilv nmdv Q ., . . 5 ,, , this loss up in sim-ml :ind nerve. Henry was always in Ilwrc- fig'h1ing' and on 21111111111 of his sizi- hc n-ould slip through the oplvoiiviils lim- :md stoli lhvir plays lwfm-v thu got sturtewl. Henry was another of thc- lfroshmun ,' in rmilql- his li-111-r this your, and we should see L:'ri-:i1 things of him in ,N thv 1'iitiii'v. ii l un 1 1. I.I ME TSS Lien-1 ag.: f s--sie

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- ' L-U-eva l we 41032 ' IW 'Ut si? l ll A ' q1-. DENIAN l l li l, I img RFSSEL PENMAN, lIaill'li:u'k-Iltl 'H ll Wt- liuve- been asked time and again who than sniull wizard is in foot- IV hull 11125, us Russell praiivcwl around tht- fic-ltl for hm- was almost the small- , t-st slit-t-inn-n on the squad. Howevvi' it' tht- oltl tion- 4-xpressioli may be nsotl, though Russf-ll was smull ho wus mighty. not many a mam got ll uroniitl this little lmlfhuc-k. He brought niore than ont- opponent to it 1- kissing' tht- mntl position and in otht-i' wortls showt-tl his power as at l . J lizlltlizivk. Ht- should ho ai art-ut hs-Iii to tht- tt-nm nt-xt yt-z11'. il 1 It i tl li Q FIKANK llARtiRAYl'I, 'l':u-lele---lCi8 , i S lt was o rntln-r tliffivult mutter to voox Frank uwny l'i'oni tht- goll' W4 vourse- wlu-rv ht- sin-nt his fret- time- clurinu' his first yt-ui' in high svhool. Lust full. liowt-vt-r. golt' set-nie-tl to tlllfllxill' It-ss intt-rt-sting' :intl ho took to , football instc-ntl. Uni- yt-or of training' turned out the niziltiiig' ot' ti gootl - tur-klo und with two yt-urs in whit-li to tlevt-lop his talent we- will t-xl-vt-t to if soo Frzmk holtl up his nnan hy tackling' as he clot-s now hy tnlhiiig. Ex ,Wx ALEX 'l'Rl'Sli0l,0SIil, Hll2ll'd1I5li X Xl:-x 1-luyt-tl his first football :is u nit-inht-V ol' tht- high school squutl 1 lost toll. Ht- was ti wliiz-hz11ig in hoth tht- ofl'e-nso onli mls-fense und hc- gt , intt-ntivt-ly st-nsetl whore- tht- omiont-nts ploy wus going, untl wus tln-rv to ll if Stop it. .Xlt-x had tho tight to mukt- ri foothull 1-lxiyor :incl always gave zz ' gootl au-count ot' himsf-lf in eve-ry gzunt- ht- ployt-tl. Sinvo Alt-x maule- ll things so iiiii-lt-usuiit for his omiont-nts this ye-ur. nt-xt yt-zu' shoulfi he u l - w . - 1 Q'l't'lli st-znson tor thc 1t1'0ShfTlLl11 lzul. 9 .- nl . lil'INNl'I'l'lI XVARNICR, End-142 P lft'l1l'lK'1h. litt-rnlly known as Stubborn Dutt'hmnn ht-lil down his 1 wing' os stnlihorn ns his nziniv. He was a demon both on ot't'e-nso ond 5 th-fx-ns:-. llis :ilnility to t-:ttt-h iutssvs was one of his t't-zttilrt-s ol' tht- ganiit-, . also tht- wlrivn- that ht- hzul hvhintl his tucklc-s wus llllllllgh to lcnovk :in o1'rli1iui'y main out ot' t-xistenve-. Stubborn is just a l7l'4'Sl'll111lll on-l wc- win oxpect mort- ot' him in tht- next tlire-0 ye-urs. it .bg it ,AA qt D 1 f A rgsfferff--swf get is-as t gg A 'l- ' E l 3 i i l i, l l L, 1 , ,ll -f L ' fe it if fi. ,lil W- wil Pl 1,1 'A ' i ,. -in H., :5-S, fu itll' 1 Euan 1, I,-vit! -, . , ,fa gf Q .- ,gg fe -at in

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IR x xl t e 1 in 3 Wi M it .5 A M Htl i ti tl W 't It ti t t it t , JJ. I ti t t H ti Stag, 'W' .. H?--H . V . ,- f lxrih- . ffa3j!,:Q,4.' Y n -1.5 V H .J11.:,-.tm 'X v I . . -5 ,-..:,-'i..' I I W - e DENI N 1 T 'r X fj. . 'sb ' lee' 'ef ...4.' Mt. Pleasant first rivals on deek NVe dealt them of eourse a zero cheek. Perhaps it wasn't right The boys put up a. game little fight. Uni- former Coach Garbesi VVarned them that things Wo-uldn't he easy, llut they paid little heed, WK- won our first deed. Next were the Tiltres Who boasted a line without filters. From down by the river they came To win ot' court-e, the game. The day was hot. and they felt tough. And this is what they got, when our team A elose little defeat, Again we brought home the meat. Now llarnesville wasn't bad sports Slim, fat. tall and all sorts. They played fair and hard lint spa-vial was off guard. Their cheering showed ignorance of all Said things never heard in football. Nve gave whole brood a plenty For the game ended six to our twenty. Lafferty, that's quite a heroic name. They were just kids seeking fame. To nlay our team. to them was an hono And throughout the game was many a gt We were too much in team and fight So our fourth string made things about r Still the boys were out of class, And failed to seore at last. .Xt Flushing we played on Mt. Vesuvus, 1. lll6l'. 1 'ht h For there were the eruptions that fooled us. 'l'lu-rt- mounds where captains stood To dirt-et their forces where they Would. ot rough' The day was hot, the ground was dusty, Each team fought, each player fussy. The end at last did come. Olll' boys another victory won. St. Clairsville Comes to our town Expecting to turn things upside down, They were our rivals true and fast, Entertaining our strength to the last. There wasn't much scoring that day, XN'e met our match and had to play. Silence, then the final shot, XVith the score our favor, seven aught. Smithfield Came to our burg, lteluetant of records they had heard, Hut the game was called at three So all were there to see. XVith death smiles they gazed At. our steamless roller praised, Again we were to claim The title a superior name. All journeyed to Cadiz on Armistit-e Day For not a. fan dared to stay. The revival of our Feudal game, And our neighbors were out for the saline. They said it was a close call For our record in football. Hut in the matter of a sf-Cond of time XVQ won six to nine. Dillon our oldest football foe Came on Turkey Day, rearing to go, So the noise began at two, For we were to eat Turkey when through, The same old squabbles on the side line And the team of the same kind, The last victory of the season Uame on Thanksgiving evening. HH IB it Ve - J gg it Ili! I X J? ' W in I tg i i M 3 i , -av tilt f.. 1... ., N X. 4 ssfrli'tt6f'fStE6 - g es. i'iT16