Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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SEED D SHADE If X, l'OI' ROW: MZITYCIIZI .Xri'inglon. llriun llilmlcr. l.2ll'l'f' Bihlcr, Russell llraium-llvr. Paul Clhannln-rlin. -loc lilci- vngcr. -lcniwllc ilolc. lk-c .Xnn llzuis, llolmhy lilsczi. llonnic lissingcr. SIAKZOND ROW: Ronnic lissiilgfw. Riclizml Uzillznnl. Cizirol fiOlllllll'S. I4-os Cloiimlcz, Clary llinmlzill, llzirol jznncson, .lczin Kroul. Glcnn l.Illll'l'lf'. Susanna' l.oau'l1. llolmln Nlikinlvy. 'I'lllRlJ ROW: Slcphcn ixlClIgl'l'. Ruth .Xnn Ncsslcr. lllziriziinic I'ilcr. l.ois l'owcIl. lcrzisai I'riu'. llcwrly Rciglc. ulzuncs Rolxcrls, -loc Roinick. .loycc Rossinun. llzirry louslcy. lfOl'R'l'll ROW: -laincl 'l'i'ccu'. .Iain Xlain llrcccc. l.inclzi Wzirncr, l'zilric'iz1 Wells. llc-xlcr XVilson, Marvin Wilson, Maury Pclcrinzin. Philip Ycrinillion. liairvn llisliop. ,XllSl'IN'l': Carolyn Hnrlinun. Wayne Hllfllllllll, llclcn Smilli, Dzilc Dcilrick. FIRST SHADE 'l'Ol' ROW: .llnizi Klomzilcz, -Innc Gillespie, Duviml Powell. Cilllly Sink. llolilmy Rlilfllllilfl, .Xnn Long. Nlimlizicl llcmlcr. llolmhy Kiliznnlmcrlin. Wzillcr Slllllll. jim Schultz. SICCIOND ROW: 'loininy Mvrccr. l.ois .Xnn Wilson. ,lain KCllllll'l'lT, Mzirisinnc Karin, livcrcll Rciglc, Ronnie XVollor1l. -lzmcl jollill, -Iinnny Su-ininzin. Mary lillcn lonslcy, Charles llz1rlnmn.'l'lllRll ROW: Billy Bainic. Naomi Guinn. llzirlxzirzi Bczml, Mary Lcc Rizlizircl. Dziviml l.zillcrly. lilziin Slllllll, Klliairlvs llrzilcs. Mary lJiOnnc. CLrcIclicn Xl'ilson, .Klan Mdlillcn. -loc Bishop. Compliments of ARLINGTON HARDWARE 8. ELECTRIC THE JOHN STEINMAN LUMBER CO. LEE H. GILLESPIE Arlington, Ohio Phone 28 General Electric81 R.C.A. 22

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FIJUTB I.I. Arlington High School opened its '5I lootball campaign in the Findlay Preview where they lought Ada High School to a scoreless tie 0-0. 'l'he next week the young Red Devils played North Baltimore on our own gridiron. It was then that Arlington's fabulous win streak was broken at L15 gatnes without a defeat. Score - North Iialti- more 7 - Arlington ti. On the following Friday night the Van Iiuren team came to Arlington lor the league opener. Arlington led Ill-I-l alter a rugged lirst hall, but when the linal gun went oil, the score was FH-lil in lavor ol' Arlington. Ifor our next gatne we traveled to McComb, where we inet one ol' the powerhouses ol' the leagtte. Arlington led 7-ti at halltitne: but the McComb boys went ahead I3-7 in the third quarter. It was in the last quarter that Arlington covered a AIcContb luntble in the end-lone lor the tieing touchdown. 'I'he final score was Arlington I3 - lNlcCo1nb ISS. The lollowing week the Red Devils inet a lavored Arcadia eleven on the Arlington gridiron, Init the tztstbtmpawittg Red Devils rolled over the visitors 27-0. A week later Coach Castor and his crew traveled to Liberty and tronnced the inexperienced liagles -I8-tl. On October I8 Arlington traveled to Cory-Rawson to play what proved to be the game ol' the year lor the Red Devils, since the championship was at stake lor both teatns. Arlington, getting oll' to a slow start in the lirst quarter, cante back in the second quarter to score ti points, and stay ahead for a hall'-tiine score ol' ti-Il. Cory4Rawson, boasting the best offense in the county, cattle out in the third quarter and scored a touchdown hy way ol' an Arlington luntble on the Red Devil 25-yard line to take the lead ol' 7-ti at the ettd ol' three quarters. But it was late in the lourth quarter that Arlington exploded with their new spread lortnation. The Red Devils marched 60 yards down the held, and the Hornets were ballled when the Castorians crossed the goal line lor the gatne-winning touchdown. Iiinal score Arlington I8 H Cory-Ravvson 7. 'I'he lollowing week Vanlue opposed the chantpionship bound Red Devils and again Arlington came Olll on top to win 26-0. Alt. Iilanchard invaded the Castor-coached Red Devils in the lollowing week but to no avail. Arlington catne out on top hy a score ol' F59-0 to clinch Arlington's sixth consecutive championship. Again we give much credit to Coach Castor for his splendid work in bringing the young' and in- experienced Red Devils to their fith straight championship. IOI' ROW: Mgr. I'hiIIip Rogers. Bill Alge, Bob NVeIls. Ilob Crosser, David Cillespie. Don SIIIIIII, Harold Mar- quart. l.eIand I'il'er. Bob Ifink, Raymond lfink, Mgr. SICCOND ROW: Wayne Reichley. john I-'ahI. Bob Houser. Art Ilon- tleshell. -lack Babcock, Donald Buess. Paul Reichlev, Iildon Sznilh, llarold Seek, Norman Harxey. Dick IIOWIIIZIII. 'I'llIRD ROW: .junior Crohoske. jerry Stahl. Leon Cossnian. Ceraltl Inbody, Carl Otnan, Wayne I'eppIe. 'lim Staley. I'ete Wal- terniire. joe Schaal. Hob Myers. IOURIH ROW: Assistant Coach, Robert lNIcClary1 Kenneth Kimmel. Cene 'l'reece. Charles Hindall. 'l'otn Christoll. -lint Brubaker, Bob Reigle, Cene Line, David Leiter. Bob Wootlrttll, -lim Myers, ft 'ich II'trold Castor. .h 4 4 TRAUCHT STORE Arlington, Ohio 2-1