Eastern High School - Punch and Judy Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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H A A3 -f Y, ....Juo'fm'L'. l'I' IN THE AIR - l-ld Mulligan intercepts Wilson runner Bob Rogers while Sonny XVise Q3-lj and Tiger Bill Andresen run in. A TRY IN VAIN - Burt Smyser dives for Colt Roger Panneton as Charles ' Abell f29j, Bob King 4495, and Bill Filton KSU follow up. In spite of an unimpressive 2 win-6 loss record, the Ramb- lers featured some of the best pig- skin talent in the city. Unanimous All-High choice, halfback Sonny XVise sparked the hapless grid squad with his brilliant runs, in- spiring leadership, and never-say- die attitude. Gerald Smith, who played nearly every position in the backfield, led the offense with his generalship from the quarterback post. Fullback Paul Brahler and halfbacks Robert Cooke and Robert Kiatta smashed through op- ponents' lines. A heavy but in- experienced line was led by hard- charging guards Ralph Robertson and Mike Monaghan, tackles Clyde Shippe and George Eliades, ends Graham Pennington and Ed Mull- igan, and center Bill Hix. F 4

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Pigskin Roundup We Opponent I 3 Hagerstown ll XVestern .xy I8 XVilson A17 Chamberlain 2 Bladensburg I3 Coolidge 13 .Anacostia . I2 , ,York ,, I 'nu-w CLI.l'l-I FINCQERS - Fld Mulligan pulls in an Iiastern pass despite the efforts of Lonnie Hurzs brun f33j and Fritz Sandoz of XVilson. Gridiron oemen furn Lacg flue fiJe They 19 T 26 0 , 12 . 20 . 19 A 43 END OF THE LINE - Paul Brahler and Buddy Fontana flij tackle Blader1sburg's Larry Fore- man as Gerry Sardone HU watches. fl B

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4 1 XXQXTCH HIS SMOKE - Speedy quarterback jerry Smith tries a quarterbatk sneak behind the big Rambler line in a practice game with the ,IRQ xt ' J.V. Tally We Opponent They fl Bullis 6 6 Bladensburg 32 l3 Blair , 7 0 Northwestern 21 fi Coolidge A l3 6 .Xnacostia l8 N0 MANS IHXND - lwo big Parker lines look across the neutral lone at each other as Robert lillis talls signals for the offensive team in an intra-squad game gixittg the j.Y.'s experience. ,f at fig, apr ff , , Supplying able replacements for the varsity squad throughout the year, the 4I.V. football team also participated in a full schedule of league play. .Xlthough the record the ,l.V.'s posted. one win, five losses, was not loo presentable, their main objective, to train the fc , 1-.t str? ' Q , ' 4, Q- f .Qu . .fif : i.2 1 . In players for varsity service, was achieved. Nleriting their .l.V. letters were Gay Clark, Danny Few, Richard Hunt, Ber- nard Lewis, Francis Nlartino, Philip Pease, Charles Sampson, John Stebbing, and Henry Voelllcer. ogffe ,oar erd prep OI' f0j0 gfi l00f5fr5