Anacostia High School - Totem Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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' I 4 0 ANACOSTIA 34 GONZAGA 0 In their initial game the Indians gave a preview against Gonzaga of what was to come later in the season. Buddy King made the first touchdown on an end run and the last one on an 80 yard sprint. Bob Chatlin accounted for two scores and Gene Wall made another. ANACOSTIA 12 EASTERN I2 One of the most thrilling games of the season was played in the interhigh opener with Eastern. The Ramblers tallied first in the second quarter and missed the extra point. Then, in the fourth quarter, the Indians came back with Bob Chatlin going through center for one TD and Chatlin passing to Bernie Terry for another. With thirteen seconds left in the game, Eastern crossed the goal line once more and the game ended in a tie. ANACOSTIA 41 BELL 0 Anacostia romped over an inexperienced Bell eleven with two touchdown runs of 80 and 65 yards respectively by Bob Chatlin, along with one TD by Dick Grimes and three by 6'Pip Fraser. ANACOSTIA 32 ROOSEVELT 6 After getting off to a slow start, the Indians ran up the score in the second half to gain a four touchdown margin over the Rough Riders. Bob Chatlin scored three T D's and passed to Aub- rey Southworth for another. Pip Fraser made the final score on a plunge from the one yard line. Above: Jimmy Matthews about to make a tackle in the tense Eastern game. Left: Tackle Joe Butler, Quarterback Jimmy Matthews. and Guard Mike Fitzurka are part of the formidable Indian team. Below: Bob Chatlin crashes at the line for a first down during the Anacostia-Eastern contest for the Division I title. . 5 'DY' A FIA.

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ANACOSTIA 41 MONTGOMERY BLAIR 155 Bob Chatlin really came into his oysn against Blair by scoring four touchdowns. Gene Bows-rsox and Pip Fraser scored the other two tallies. ANACOSTIA 19 Cl'lAN'lBl'iBl.AlN T Chamberlain showed unexpected strength in holding the Indians to three tallies. Bob Chatlin. Pat Kober. and Pip'i Fraser each crossed the goal line. ANACOSTIA 13 WILSON 6 Bob Chatlin rambled with a T1 yard end run in the first period. which along with Ed Laso's extra point kick, gave the Indians a 7-0 margin. Dick Grimes sewed up the game for the Bed and Blue with a touchdown from the twenty yard stripe. ANACOSTIA 20 WESTERN T Anacostia's powerful Indians finished their scheduled season undefeated by downing the Raid- ers 20-T. Bob Chatlin scored first on an end run after Dick Grimes had made a 52 yard sprint. In the third quarter, Jack Cash intercepted a W'estern pass on the Raiders, 35 yard marker. Another intercepted W'estern pass and an aerial from Grimes to Pat Kober made the final Indian score. . , Q-1 --L .ek 1 A . -A t ,. ' I JMR 'ya ..,,tQi:,v , ANACOSTIA 2 EASTERN 3 GEORGE ONDUSKO BOB CHATLIN After a very short rest, l' nacostiawnet Eastern Tackle Left Half in a play-off for the Div 'on pbhampionship. Hurt seriously by injurie Narl '.in the game to JOE BUTLER JACK CASH several players. the I di s ht a valiant but Tackle A Center losing battle. J 1 i ' xii l E 'Q 'Ty' A l ROW I: Charl Pral, George Ondusko, Erwin Chatlin, Jack Cash, Mike Fitzurka, Joe Butler, Jack Rea. ROW Il: ' 'a '1eary, Elmer Robinson, Art Sullivan,Gene Bowersox, Jimmy Matthews, Bob Chatlin, Buddy King, Don ROW III: William Bowles, Perry McCormick, Aubrey Southworth, Bernard Terry, Gene Wall, Gene i, Ed Bohon. ROW IV: James Harris, Robert Smith, John Myers, Jack Chaillet, James Sardo, Roger James. ' OW V: Mr. Stewart, Jerry Bowman and James Duggin fSports Announcersj, Mr. Handler. I William ylor and Kenneth ea i 'C'1 If