Firelands Senior High School - Torch Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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ROW' I: James Morgan. Neal Kothe. Raymond Braun. Diek Snider. hur Born. Mr. James Kollman. R0 W 3: Hiehard Collins. Brain Rivhard Hall. llennis Wasem. Dale M4-Queen. Philip Howe. ROW Frez1S. .ldmes Rothgery, Bobby BU1llxlIl.l:llill'l1'S Vlanningz. Bill Beth 2: Mr. Nelson llowe, lliek Logan. wlltiytlt'S4'l1l'itITlITl. T1-it l.ogLan, stein, Charles Sinill1,Ct'orgeDubivli. Rudy llarsar, Douglas llale. Dennis Carver. Stew' llowe. ,lohn Marlxworlh. Art- Swan ong Of Six-Man Football Courage issfirv, and bufli After thirty years ol' eoaehing. Nelson T. Home retired from the eoaehing of football this year as the six-man team is being replaced by an elf-yen-man team who have been being conditioned by Coaeh James Kollman, a newcomer to Firelands. The Howeman. the name by which the football team was known before the name PWIIIWUIIS was seleeted by the stu- in S af C is snzokfn-Beaconsfield. dent body this year. played some tough games. had a suv- eessful season, and plaeed third in the Lorain County Six- lVlan Football League. At the football banquet. November 8. when the team and cheerleaders were honored, Coach Howe received reeogni- tion for his many years ofdeyotion to his boys and to eoaehing. hedule FIRELANDS OPPONENT 20 Oet. 14 Avon 32 51 Oet. 20 So. Amherst 0 40 Oet. 28 LaGrange 14 Home Camc- Season FIRELANDS OPPONENT 34 Sept. 16 So. Amherst? 6 8 Sept. 23 Berlin Heights? 26 19 Sept. 30 Columbia? 14 18 UCL 7 Brookside? 51 Cheerleaders Germaine Urig, Elenore Heising, Lenore Heising. Willa Balzer.

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SEA TED: ,lames Horvath, .lohn Markworth, Richard Logan, Robert Hartle, Montie Ratliff. STANDING: Coach James Seiple, Dennis Wasem, Dale McQueen, Arthur Bom, Harold Creszler, Frank Scholl, Lewis Meyer, Manager. Falcons Bring Home Trophies Victory belongs to the most perserving.-Napoleon l Not predicted to make a very outstanding showing in the basketball season, the Firelands Falcons not only came forth with a 7-1 Lorain County League record and a 16-2 season record, and tied with Brookside as League Co-Champs, but the Falcons went undefeated in the County Tournament at Oberlin to win the Championship from Avon with a score of 57-52 after defeating La- grange 53-4-5 in the semi-finals. At Lorain in the Sectional, Firelands had a bye into the finals, and there the Falcons overcome Westfield SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Firelands Opponent 85 N 43 OV. 61 ...... Nov 71 ...... Dec 53 ...,.. Dec. 51 ....., Dec. 65 ...,., Dec. 82 ...... Dec. 67 ...... Dee. 83 .,.... jan. 72 ...... Jan. 68 ...,.. Jan. 56 ...... Jan. 63 ...... ,lan. 67 ,..... .lan. 69 ...... lan. 57 ...... jan. 62 ...... Feb 65 ...... Feb ' Home Games 22 Homer'. . 29 Milan .... 2 Avon ..... 9 So. Amherst ........ 10 Wellington 16 Avon Lake 17 Wakeman . 29 Vermilion' 6 Columbia'.. 7 Berlin llts.. 13 liidgeville' 14 Milan' . . . 2l Avon' .... 27 Brookside' 38 Amherst. . 31 Lafirange' 1 l 7 So. Amherst' 10 Midview. . 75-47 and went into the District Toumament at Kent. At Kent Firelands ended a successful season by suc- cumbing 70-61 to Chagrin Falls who went on into the State Class B semifinals in Cleveland. The Varsity Cheerleaders also brought home a trophy. Lenore and Elenore Reising tied for second place with Brookside. Columbia took first for the fourth time. Willa Balzer moved from Firelands District to Avon shortly before the tournament: therefore, she was not qualified to cheerlead in the contest. Elenore Reising, Willa Balzer, Lenore Reising.