Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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N- Nun-Rvws, Ted Bowlus aims for a basket. An Eagle player is buried under a pile of Anthony Wayne Generals. 8 I . Victory, Defect, Everyone can 't win all of the time. Someone must lose. But win or lose, one must learn to accept his role in good spirits. This acceptance is the goal of the athletic program of Eastwood High School. As the pupils of EHS move up in the world, they must learn to take victory or defeat in stride. The ground work for this is laid on the athletic courts, fields, diamonds, and tracks of EHS. Let's Make Sportsmanship Our Law. This is the sign that greets one's eye upon entering the Eastwood gymnasium. Summing up the goal of the athletic program, the slogan symbolizes everything the coaches try to instill in the players--on the field of action and off. This spirit, as one could call it, is passed on to the crowd through the pep and vigor of the cheerleaders. To move up, to succeed in life, one must learn to accept victory or defeat graciously, This is the goal of the athletic department of EHS. Jim Mandell steals the ball from Perrysburg.

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