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Football left half Bob was the ball-toter in plunges and most running plays. No less helpful in counting up tallies was Joe Burnett, tan- talizing threat at right half. Joe is a boon to the freshman class for he, a Frosh himself, was Cen- tral's second high scorer during the sea- son. Aided many times by the advances of his team-mates, this flash found no trouble whatever in adding that final fin- ishing touch.joe will bea great aid in form- ing future champion- ship squads. John Sitko was al- ways recognized as that stocky star who would drop back of the line with hands outstreched, ready to receive the ball and punt it far into 1. joe Burnett 1. Ed Trott 3. Sec Hawkins 4. Johnny Sitko 5. Bob Kern 6. Elkhart Horn Tooters. Page Ninety-N
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The Gridiron Central had a foot- ball team composed of eleven gridiron stars, not to mention the first-class reserves at hand ever ready to give their best in the fight for victory. However, several of these Tigers deserve special mention for the way in which they have upheld the name of Central High School in this fall sport. Since the Blue and White have annexed six games of the eight contested, they have naturally aggregated a large number of points, and for this, Central is indebted to none other than our fleet-footed, fast- thinking Bob Hawk- ins. This was Bob's first year on the first string, although he played several times in games last year. At 1. Cliff Swift 2.. Jim Hughes 3. Woodrow Hart 4. Time Out 5. Huddle 6. Gene Seals 7. BobCantwell 8. Deb Thornburg 9. Freshman team. Page A'ilN'fll4EffllIf
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Pigskin Toters enemy territory. Sit- ko pulled the team out of many a tight place with his trusty toe, and his loss will be felt to no small extent by his gradua- tion. These boys, along with Millikan, Korn, and Thornburg, gave that final drive that assured a small but stubborn gridiron team a successful football season. The 1933 Central High School's foot- ball team vvill have a wealth of good back- field material with a tendency to be weak in the line. Trott, Swift, and Sitlco, who were on all-city team for the last tvvo years, Kies, Greenvvell and Jen- sen, all of the varsity, are the other linemen that graduate While Thornberg is the only 1. Ralph Korn 7.. Ver- r1or1Kies 3.Jimmy Green- vvell 4. Swede Jenson 5. Dick Paul 6. Dick Millikan 7. Practice. PlOHld
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