Austintown Fitch High School - Reflector Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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HTCH HIGH SCHQQL eater ll!! ll Thmkikmn Back Row fleft to rightj-ROBERTSON, BEICHLBR, MILD, KASHER, BACK, PIOWARSY, HOLLOWAY. Middle Row Cleft to 'rigktjf-H. S. Rrciuznr, CCoachj E. KRAVEC, HOLDASH, RULLII3, JACOBSON, M. Sci-IINKER, PAUL SANDERSON CTrack Managerb. Front Row Cleft to rightj-Bearormi, G. SCHINKER, J. Kimvsc, Nymo, BRANDMILLER, Boiuzscu, Hoon. Track The track team started the year with with only two point men, Brandmiller and Bertolini. The team was without equipmentg this was constructed by the coach, manager and the boys along with track practice. The team developed rapidly and lived up to all expectations in the Leavittsf burg meet. In this meet Brandmiller placed first in the half mile, high jump and javelin throwg Bertolini first in discusg Schinker first in broad jump and second in jayeling Rullie first in 100 yard dash and Bokesch secondg Hood placed second in 440 yardg Rullie placed second in 220 Yard. A meet was scheduled with North Lima and the season was closed with the county meet at Canfield. i CThis publication went to press before these two last named meets were stagedg it will then be necessary for the reader to fill in the data which the author finds wanting at the presentj. 'Xa

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FITCH I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCDI. nun 3 .Z l Football Team Seated Cleft to rightjfj. KRAVEC, APPEL, Hoon, CCaptainD BRANDMILLER, SCHLNKER, BIZRTOLINI, Boxuscu Standing Cleft to rightj-H. S. Ricxcsixr CCoachJ, E. Kimvizc, Nrnzo, Woonroiw, HOLDASH 'Football Fitch began the 1929 football season with only a few veteran men, such as Brandmiller, Bertolini, J. Krevec and Schinker, left from the jones team of the last yearg although considerable material was chosen from the lower three classes. The team had a very successful season under the leadership of H. S. Rickert. The hrst game was played with Mineral Ridge which resulted in a scoreless tie. Fitch showed remarkable talent in defeating Leavittsburg and North Jackson, the latter our rival to the west, each of these teams were defeated in very good games. The score at times was not so close, but nevertheless they were real football games. Although losing to Scienceville two games, the latter of these two was by far the most brilliant game of the season. Fitch also lost to Canfield in a game that was determined by mud and rain. The football squad of Fitch High will lose the following players through graduation: Brandmiller, the consistant playing captain, Schinker the stellar end along with Nyiro, J. Kravec Appel, all capable and courageous players. - 'Xncf ...A I if 8,

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FITCH l-HGH SCHOQI. IIUII Ilsfivcrs Standing flejt tu nghtlw Wll.LlAAI Mlxuwu., Ill U n lfiwl-xv. llvuz Kxlum, fll'ORl1I Lump. FRAN14 Om, PAIJI. WILCOX. Seatecl Cleft to nghtl CLARl'ZNCli Plow zwuwg lirww f . wr rl. W ll 1 I.-561 DM ls, RAY Arms, 1-OlNkl0lll:'XN. These are thc men who give the thousuml CllllklVUIl f 1 Mu lm Sl lwvl sxfc 1ll1LlCUIHlOl'CkilWlC Lx:x'1spo1't.1t1o11. ,Y Q-..-Q., W . , s l Custodians Standing Qlejt to nghtl THOMAS KIRllY,Cl'l1Cl-CUStOKll?1Il and caretaker ofF1tch School Buillzng. WILI.lA51 WAGNER chief engineer and hreman, in charge of the heating of Fitch School Building.