Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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xr gl 43 s: X: 'xx ' ' . -1 . ':,.'f.,-6:, i i - 4 I -f :' ' n'- '- 1 , Q- i ,- l I l On any feam, experience leads ihe way. This year, rho coaches, blessed wifh bu+ few re-'rurning lellermen, used fhem as lhe nucleus around which +hey buil+ 'rhe season's squad. We devofe +hese 'rwo pages +o 'lhe old hands who provided example and s+abili+y for 'lhe younger members of +he feam. Lefl +0 righl, clockwise: Johnny Orl, an all-cify choice a+ end, snags a bullel' pass over cenlerg Bob Rauner, a s+eady pcrliorrner on bo+h defense and orfense 'rhis year, poses 'for lhe phofogg guards Franz Morsches and Jerry Snyder sfrenglhen up lheir leg muscles on fhe bloclcing sled: full-back Dan Cas+ro, who was ou+ mos+ of 'lhe season wiih a leg injury, holds +he ball for exlra poinl specialisl' Kenny Bobayg lopposile pagel our T quarler- back Jerry Hipslcind hands off 'lo all-cily halfbaclc Ron Lerchg Milne Schlinlc does fhaf open-field ballei srepg Senior sfrong men Joe Noll and Bob Eiferr line up wi+h Joe DeVille lDiclc Birlchold was absen+ when +his pic+ure was falcenlg Diclc Maries exhibils 'the form +ha+ plugged 'l'he cenler of 'rhe line all season: Tom Huhn, all-ci+y af 'rhe faclrle spo+, shows how he scared 'em away. n 108

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In ihe bruising Nor+h Side game, Bob Eiferf s+ops a Norfh back in his +racks as Bob Rauner, Bob Bogenschuiz, Jim Becker and Terry Faylor move in. ' goof! .gpoirif - jou9A .SZAQLJLLA A+ fhe beginning of 'rhe 1953 fooiball season, Head Coach Fordy Anderson and Assis'ran+ Coach Ed Cobe++ were faced wiih a ierrific iob of rebuilding a 'Team which had los+ +en members of lasf year's s+ar+ing +eam io graduafion, and had bu+ 'five leH'ermen refurnirg. Ahead also was a schedule fougher 'rhan any in fhe his+ory of C. C. and as rough as any of +he schedules of 'The oiher For? Wayne schools. In The face of such opposirion, one mighf expecl' a squad as inexperienced as ours io will in an+icipa+ion. We didn'+. The coaches knew and we knew 'rhal' we had fo enrer each game wifh +he de+ermina+ion +o win and +he convicfion +ha'r we could. The more experienced opposi+ion proved 'loo much for us, especially when if came from ouf-of-fown schools, bu+ in every game we lived up +0 our nick-name, The Figh+ing Irish. 110