Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Cheryl Hughes, Iulene Hindall, Dianne Hartman, Stephanie Hendricks, Micheal Courtney, Lily Tellez, Oscar Gon- zalez. Iimmy Price, Rebecca Mitchell, Sharon Wilch, Ierey Rettiq, Charles Hartman. SECOND ROW: Sandra Gossman, Linda Bishop, Mary Ellen Hartman, Danny Smith, Dallas Schaai, Iohn Reilly. Donald Steinman. Billy Davis, Freddy Soum, David Lolferty, Sue Long, Mary Crates, Dorothy Clinqer. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Castor, Mary Ann Root, Nancy Drummelsmith, Linda Beck, Dean Hinqer. Lee Alan Best. Lynn Beck, Stephen Smith, Ronald Russell, Steven Babcock, Clarence Decker, Iohn King, Mrs. Wells. FOURTH ROW: Lavern Stein' man, Brenda Brinkman, Terry DiOnne. Larry DiOnne, Sammy Roberts, William Alge, Stevie Essinqer, Sarada Kay Rogers. Trudy Green, Rex Bishop, La Donna Feister. ABSENT: Raymond Martin. How Times have Changed We Appreciate Your Potronage NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE FIBRES, INC. HANCOCK SAVINGS 81 LOAN Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Members of the Federal Banking System 20

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FOOTB LL Arlington High School opened its 1952 football campaign in the Findlay Preview where they fought a losing battle against a tough Ada team S-12. The following Friday Arlington gained sweet revenge over the North Baltimore team who had previously broken Ar1ington's 45 game winning streak the year before. Score 19-7. On September 19th Arlington traveled to Van Buren and by defeating the Black Knight eleven 47-0 the Arlington Red Devils showed promise for a successful season. For their next contest the Red Devils took on McComb on the home gridiron. The McComb boys showed a lot of scrap but the Red Devils again came out on top 13-7. Continuing their winning ways, the Arlington team defeated Arcadia at Arcadia 39-0 on a cold wind-swept gridiron. October 10th the Arlington Bed Devils mastered the Liberty eleven 33-6. The following Friday, October 17th, the Red Devils suffered their first league defeat in eight years and their only reversal of the '52 season. They lost to Cory-Rawson, who became the league's Champs, 14-0. The Red Devils then started to click again the following week when they defeated the Vanlue team 20-7 in a well played game. The Red Devils met a highly determined Mt. Blanchard eleven in their last contest of the season and came out of the fray with a 13-13 tie. All in all the season has to be considered a successful one although it didn't come up to the standards of previous Red Devil undefeated records. s..Q'QSl'f: K: FIRST ROW Cleft to rightj: Leon Gossman, Don Waltermire, Leonard Grohoske, Iim Staley, Gerald Inbody, Carl Oman, Wayne Pepple. Ierry Stahl. Ioe Schaaf. SECOND ROW: Mr. McClary, Don Smith. Wayne Reichley. Iohn Fahl, Bob Houser. lack Babcock, Art Houdeshell, Eldon Smith, Allen Alge. Bob Meyers. Bill Alge. Mr. Castor. THIRD ROW: Bud Hen- dricks, Bob Fink, Don Buess, Paul Reichley. Ierry Iollift, Norman Harvey. David Gillispie. Harold Seek. Bob Crosser. Harold Marquart. FOURTH ROW: Larry Beach, Donald LaRoche, Tommy Kroske, Terry Rettig, Ierry Beach, Bob Greiser, Paul Dean Smith, Maynard Steinman. Wayne Sink. Gary Hickle. WATER BOY-I. I. Solt. TRAUCHT STORE Arlington, Ohio 22