Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Row One: Abney, Ferling, Endicott, Chambers, Andrews, W. Burge, H. Burfze, Gibson. Scaggs, Fishero, Hipes, Norvell. Row Two: Clements Gentry, Dolph, Custer, Quillin, Adams, Martin, Jones, Cox, R. Hamm, Cummings, D. Hamm, Assistant McCormick. Row Three: Trainer Bill Nuetzel, Assistant Bill Chase Manager Jerry Gobel. Hybarger, Baker, Servies, Showalter, Bayless, Coach Guyer, Delks, Warren, Cummings, Holt, Walden, Manager Morrison, Assistant Hoke. VAR ITY FOOTB LL RENSSELAER C.H.S. opened the football season by dropping a 13-7 tilt to the Rensselaer Bombers. Playing to a draw in the first half, the Athenians scored first in the third with F ishero catching a pass from Cox. Hipes scored the extra point with a pass from Cox. The Bombers followed with 13 points to win. NOBLESVILLE The Cold and Blue crushed Noblesville, 32-7, after the Millers had won 13 games in a row. Clements and Cox scored two touchdowns apiece and Iones scored one. R. Hamm threw two touchdown passes and kicked two extra points. SHORTRIDGE Leading 6-0 at the half, the Athenians faded to give the Blue Devils a 14-6 win. Hipes scored the only Athenian TD of the evening on a pass from R. Hamm. SHERIDAN Abney and Hipes scored long touchdown runs to lead the Athenians to a 32-6 victory over Sheridan. B. Hamm scored another TD on a quarterback sneak and added two extra points. WEST LAFAYETTE The local gridders scored in every period to steamroll the Red Devils, 44-20, in the first away game. Cox, B. Hamm, and Hipes each scored two TD,s to lead the Athenian attack. Abney also added to the winning score. BRAZIL The Homecoming was marred for the second straight year by a 21-20 defeat at the hands of the Red Devils. Cox, R. Hamm, and Abney scored. Jones and B. Hamm made the extra points. Page Twenty-two

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B TEAM FOOTBALL First Row: Adams, Wilkinson, Bayless, Harden, Surface, Wall, Watson, Jones, Vannice. Second Row: Knowlinir, Hotfa, Foster, Horner, Watkins, Dickerson, Ward, Balch, Coffing, .Innes ,Manager Thomas. JEFF-LAFAYETTE The powerful Ieiferson Red Devils outscored the Athenians, 27-19. R. Hamm threw a touch- down Pass to Cox and scored one himself. Abney also had one TD to his credit. GREENCASTLE In f the season closer, C.H.S. overpowered Greencastle 39-12 on an extremely muddy field. VARSITY Seated: Larry Bayless, David Gentry, Fred Ewoldt, Ronny Ma1'tin, Damon Hamm. and John Jones. .fi 35? Third Row: Manager Sperry, Lamlx, Walton, Baker, Smith, Lewis, Esra, J, Groves, Rutledge, Meagrher, VVarren. Fourth Row: Kessler, Mount, Miller, Kummings, Harper, Walker, Elmore, B. Groves. Ahney, Clements, R. Hamm, and Cox led the attack. The record shows the Athenian scored 199 points to their opponents' 120. The four de- feats found he Athenian only points behind, an average of five per game. Don Hipes and Max F ishero were elected Co-captains for the 1951 season. BASKETBALL Standing: Coach Nuetzel, Jack Moore, Dick Meister, Ramon Hamm, Den Cox, Don Hines, Manager Dick Ford, and Assist- ant Coach McCormick. 1 Page Tfwenty-flzree