Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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i .299 c ,E . 1 :ian --4 iff' 31: fi I- R' X GLATHART- fCaptainj Center Always the sportsman! Striving for vicf tory through real football, Cliff will long be remembered as one of the cleanest, hard tackling, playfsmashing centers Find' lay High has had on her teams for many a year. Cliff will be remembered as the Captain responsible for the team's never say die spirit. CCPELAND End Copeland was always ready to give his best when called upon to use his eduf eated toe or to stop an opponents end run aimed in his direction. His execuf tion of the triple pass, our scoring play, was responsible for his being high point man for the year. ' PLOTTS- fCaptainfElectj 'Tackle Playing tackle is one of the things Bud does best. The kind that sails in 'kwhere angels fear to tread . The team has exf pressed its faith in him by electing him Captain of the team of '26 . We all wish him a successful season. MARTIN Fullback Abe came to us from the Hoosier State. Starting at center he was moved to the backfield filling the center position there oo. Abe certainly was a plunger for his size seldom failing to gain the re quired yardage -. F4-kwa R X. x X si 'F x T ,. f E I Q -'snr x Q E W t 'C : .- -x. fj-'I ' r: us. X 1q. V ss, S llijua Ek 3 i gg Y X gf , , s X se :' f ?5'?' . ' 1 . 9 - . ' Wltwi. - 2' JJ' 'M I ' ' i 'rl I - :... i Tvavsr-vb. ' ' .-flsxq, 3,-JLG : w a51f7'vi14..Q.,Lg.54 w, . rg ,Ng '.:-.4.Lx- ix' 2 I I .5 - 1 - 'igl g-E P I V NmetyfNme -hu i v V,-J ' as ,

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'W A ,axe B -a .. XL: 3' Q' 'Rik 'AG r X T fl 'Epi X I li .L 3 '--s 1. I 1 1925 Football Season 11 Findlay High School O .......,,. ..,,........,,. ,,.,,,.....,.,................. U pper Sandusky O Findlay High School O ...,... ,, ..4,..,... Woodmiard Tech O Findlay High School 14 ,......... .........,,,,,,...,.,....,....,... T iffin O Findlay High School 19 ......,... ..............,...,.,. M arion 6 Findlay High School 7 ......... .,v......,... M iddleton O Findlay High School 12 ....,. .,,. .,... L i ma Central O Findlay High School 13 .,.,..,,, , .,,,, ,,,,,.,,,...,...,. B ucyrus 0 Findlay High School 26 , ,.,,,,,,, ..,,.,,.., B owling Green O Findlay High School 21 ...,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.........,...,...,., S cott 19 Findlay High School 32 ..,, ,.... , ,,,..,,.,,,.. S andusky O Findlay High School 144 ....,.,...............,.........,,.. ,..,,.,...................... ................, O p ponents Z5 If the year 1926 was memorable for any particular achievement for Findlay High School, that one was an undefeated football team, despite the fact that more games were scheduled than ever before, This record was due to many things, chief of which was the intensive energy and training prescribed and administered to the squad by Coach Aiken. I During spring training the boys were taught the rudiments of football and as ffl' a result much time was saved allowing the Coach to put some of the finer points into practice much sooner than otherwise would have been possible. - X The weather throughout the season was considered very poor. Much mud prof t, , ki fffgvt ,U 1 straight football as the scorer will show. The game with Scott was the team s acid X 3 fi test and they came through with colors flying, proving Findlay High School the -,la Q undisputed State Champions of 1925. A 1 ' is 'fi r 111 fi 1 'sis--i fi, - gg , L , .gi ,V -1 -34 fit f V We Q , , V , fizgl- fl.: A M ' ,S A ,A f Ninety-Eight l 4 , - 5.4. P' . 1 .4 V l r-4 - . gf' ix,-,5 'Q hibited the aerial and open game, in spite of which the Little Gold produced 1 Q 1

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i Brief! Q - yy I 490 - t . if , . CCVA-QNX I 5 5 I 1' ' -rl N Lille! :veg Q .KQV P265 ART HUSTON H alfback Little needs to be said concerning the Red Grange of Ohio High Schools. Brilf liant in the open field and a strong def fensive half, he was easily the outstanding player of the State Champs proving himself to be one of the best halfbacks in Ohio. DIETSCH Guard Iron Horse lived up to his name and will continue to do so for the next two years. He was as snappy and sure a tackf ler as one could wish for and very few ever sidestepped his deadly dive. KRAMER .Qtcczrterbaclq Wtvrth, our ufly weight field, generf ally displayed unusual coolness and ability in leading the team out of tight places. Worth developed from the mediocre to varsity material after three years of untirf ing effort, until he may be counted as one of the best. MAINS Tackle k'Bill is the big boy that broke through and tossed Scott for many losses. Filling the tackle position on the Blue and Gold eleven, Bill was always sure of his rnan when he left his feet. One Hundred 3 i -'rf - ! . un me Q ui 4 Riu 'QP' Ei r. : nj 'E ' 4 - S 3 u ,, bl: 'fi ll 1 ' -F - .3 g f : ' if l '- 1- . :- s:ip- 5 R . V - . A . ' .-9 ' 1 Q