Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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Doug Robinson, who scored a total of 46 points during the season, also rushed for 514 yards. 1 34 , as Li? sijjg so; .ao,, 35} e V Quarterback Kevin Woodrnid The junior varsity displayed II excellent potential for future fo ]] ball teams. Pride, an important p of any team, was shown throughc the season. Sophomore football at Findlay not played before the large crovi that the varsity knows, but thai about the only element missingt the JV program. Sophomores have their o dressing room facilities, a demai ing eight-game schedule, four fi time coaches and equipment idei cal to the varsity. The junior varsity team of t year has shown tremendous effl and determination, a great Unld block for next season as memb of the Varsity. JV FOOTBALL TEAM Left to right Row 1: G. Burton, R. Scasny, D. Robinson, B. Baron, D. Racette, B. Hillshafer, M. Sterner, S. Smith, B. Durbin, M. Kelbley. Row 2: M. Benjamin, K. Woodruff, B. Hover, T. SheUenbarger, T. Sharp, D. Beach, M Peiffer, G. Cope, R. Adams, D. Holtgreven, J. Musgrave. Row 3: M. Kelly, J. Sheidler, B. Van Voorhis, T. Brown, T. FlavelL S. Duncan, M. Gempler, B. WiUford, B. Blem, P. Doyle. Row 4: J. Hamilton, D. Windle, J. Mihaly, T. Mylott, T. Mormon, J. Wortman, S. Sutherin, K. Sizemore,J. Theis. Row 5: Head Coach D. Boyer, Coach D. McDonald, J. Koehler, G. Layton, J. Vielhaber, G. Roeble, K. Sizemore, Coach T. Heater. 18 Sports (photo by Gary Howard)

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Trojan injury list included Tom Meyer, Tom McKinnel, Curt Hippen- Junior Terry McGuire smiles after receiving the Trojan , and Keith Wonderly, all seniors. Club award. SEASON'S RECORD 'PPONENTS FINDLAY olumbus Natihlan afion-Frankli teion rain Senjqj.. ahsfi remont dmiralKing .27 .12 'JZZ Mbu - . Head Coach Bock- rath, who is leav- ing Findlay after five years at the helm, talks with Hopalong Cas- sady, banquet speaker. O ISITY FOOTBALL TEAM Left to right. Row 1: H. Hall, J. Firestone, T. Meyer, C. Hippensteel, D. Hodges, R. Reinhart, C. imacher, T. McKinnel, C Durbin, K. Wonderly. Row 2: Coach D. Boyer, E. Bader, D. Shaheen, D. Nye, K. Schuette, M. Webber, Cunningham, J. Pelphrey, H. Keeney, M. Bastine, J. Beall, C. Fakes, Head Coach B. Bockrath. Row 3: Coach D. McDonald, B. iston, D. Orians, T. McGuire, D. Collins, K. Swisher, J. Wells, L. Holtgreven, N. Burke, G. Grohoske, M. Hicks, D. Kelsey, B. er, Coach B. Jones. Row 4: Coach T. Heater, M. Arnot, D. Hazelton, V. Longworth, G. Holmes, B. Haas, T. Grohoske, M. vne, B. Rehm, B. Siudzinski, B. Thompson, M Wolf, A. Shoup, M. Thomas, Coach M. VonStein. Row 5: Coach M. Slough, R. :, D. Schey, R. Franks, K. Sonnett, S. Riffle, T. Klein, S. Boes, R. Arellano, M. Dauterman, C. Doyle, J. Bury, R. Young, R. Huff, :h F. DeFrench. (photo by Gary Howard) Sports 17

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eam Displays Excellent Talent signals as the gridders line up. John Musgrave(34) runs back while the J Vs protect him. Jonents try to pull down a junior varsity runner. Doug Robinson (17) gains yards while Bill Baron looks on. The Trojans started off the season with five straight wins that included three games in which the opponents were held scoreless. This was accomplished even though four of their top players were moved to the varsity team before the season began. After the fifth victory, thirteen more members were moved. Although they lost the last three games, the close scores indicate the talent of the sophomore players. Sports 19