Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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.ieconal Hfzade Gififho TOP ROW: David Eddington, Dorothy Waltermire, Judy Hartman, Tommy Long, Glen Gibson, Marlene Clinger, Phyliss Stahl, Kaye Hess, Carol Ann Errett, Leila Wolford, Garry Houdeshell, Larry Baird, Dick Fink. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Hindall, Barbara Waxler, Catharine Hartman, John Hindall, Charlotte Smith, Jean Beach, Harold Bower, Duane Warner, Larry Woodward, Ruth Ann Klotz, Sandra Pertle, Brenda Bowman, Leanne Pifer, Mrst Simpson. BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Bower, Larry Bosserman, Buddy Lafferty, Sally Grimes, Mary Ellen Oldham, Mary Jane Bishop, Jerry Lafferty, Roy Reigle, Kenny Fink, Norman Lafferty, Connie Swank. buf, 5 TOP ROW: C-areth Bame, Denny Huston, Larry Oman, Harold Butte, Bobby Arrington, Donnie Bass, Larry Reigle, Rhea Jean Kimmel, Ruthann Walters, Joyce Wilson, Louise Cunningham, Sally Spaeth. MIDDLE ROW: Joyce Redick, Julia Bishop, JoAnn Wertenberger, Donovan Kemerley, Gene Greiser, J. J. Salt, Eddie Wisner, Sandra Marquart, Randy Porter, Brenda Badertscher. BOTTOM ROW: Janice Wagner, Anna Reichley, Phyllis Lafferty, Shirley Brown, Myrna Businger, Kay Hartman, Sue Beagle, Phyllis Ruth Houdeshell, Ann Fink, Karen Rismiller, Rosalyn Rader, Mrs. Castor

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. - ., tgp. jnoflrall. FIRST ROW: Paul Essinger, Dee Rankey, Walter Beach, Raymond Jameson, .lack Blem, Reed Alge, Eddie Fahl, Dean Decker, Pete Hindall, Donnie Smith, Harold Grohoske, Gerald Essinger, Edward Rankey, Bob Rettig, Frank Eddington. SECOND ROW: Heorold Weihrauch, Joe Byals, mgrs., Forrest Hartman, Jim Essinger, Clarence Cronbaugh, Dale Romick, Eldon Businger, Keith Bibler, Victor Helms, Robert Reichley, Walter Calvin, Otho Businger, Jack Treece, Jerry Blem, Keith Corbin, mgr. ABSENT: Bob Coldren, Gene Hess, Junior Nesler, Olson Bash. Arlington played its opening game of the I946 football season with Vanlue at Carey under the lights. The Red Devils got off to a great start and scored early in the first quarter. The rest of the game was played very evenly with neither team making much progress. The Red Devils won the game 6-O and figured their greatest hurdle of the season was overcome. Rawson came to Arlington the following week and kept the Red Devils in hot water all the first half but couldn't score. The second half the locals took to the air and scored twice in the third quarter and once in the final to win 20-7. Arlington playing at Mt. Blanchard the following week played inspired ball the first half and rolled up 20 points. The last half was a very even game and Arlington rang up its third victory 20-O. Passes, mixed line plays opened the Mt. Blanchard de- fense. Arlington's next foe was the 45 de- fending champs, Liberty. Arlington scored first and Liberty tied it up in the second quarter 7-7. The last half Arlington scored Ehrc-ae more touchdowns to win the game 7- . Arcadia came to Arlington, Friday, Octo- ber ll, to take an artistic drubbing 27-O. lt was the Red Devils fifth straight win and the boys looked exceptionally well on of- fense and defense. Arlington, having a week's rest ran over the small, inexperienced Mt. Cory team 45-O. Everyone on the squad saw action. October 24th, Arlington played its most important game of the season with Mc- Comb, who also were unbeaten. The largest crowd ever to witness a local game turned out that evening. Arlington held a 6-O half time lead. ln the last half the Red Dsvgs broke loose twice, to win the game Arlington traveled to Van Buren to play in the mud and won the game easily I9-O. This game was Arlington's eighth straight victory without a defeat and their fourth Championship in six years.