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

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i :y,gyy THIRD ROW: Dick Word, Andy Fritz, Bob Frye, Gene Dodson, Roy Johnson, Roger Eibon, Jon Kodysz, Dove Odom, Phil Gerkie. SECOND ROW: Mr, Kollmon, Ted Freos, Mike Polonsky, Neol Kothe, Denny Wosem, Bob Snider, Brion Freos, Dick Bettcher, Mr. Seiple. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Zunt, Jim Hunter, Art Born, Lory Bettcher, Jim Rothgery, Ronnie Roskoski, Ted Logon, Phil Howe, Roy Broun. '2fM7mz7m:wg5eem7fzM7s On the 20th of August, oll those who were interested in ploying footboll reported ot the school. The number thot come out wos not os good os Cooch Kollmon hod expected, but nevertheless, he hod to stort building cz teom out of o hcindful of boys. After the Preview ot Oberlin, in which Firelonds ployed o quorter with Westloke ond Oberlin, the six-mon gridders from the preceding yeor found out thot eleven-mon footbcill wos very much different ond it involved ci lot of science connected bcisic fun- dcimentols. During the seoson os mony os six of the storting men were sitting on the sidelines becciuse of iniuries incurred. Although the tecirn did not tolly ony wins, the ployers thot will be bock next yeor will hove leoirned of the bosic footboll knowledge which will be helpfful in moking up o winning teom for the forthcoming seoson. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Henry Stev- ens, Lorry Leodbetter, Jim Porker, John King, John Pechoitis, Mr. Kollmon. FRONT ROW: Dick Temple, Kenny Kneisel, Jim Kurpp, Normon Holl, Don Broun. 50

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KNEELING, Left to Right: Richard Ward and Lewis Meyer. STANDING: Phil Howe, Tom Currier, Dennis Wasem, Earl Hartle, Arthur Born, Mr. Seiple, Bob Hartle, Wayne Morrow, John Born, Ronald Roskoski, Neal Kothe. With only one regular starter from last year's very successful team, the varsity lbaslcetloalll quintet managed to nearly balance its wins and losses, for an 8 to 9 record in the regular season play. Tournament play touncl the team winning over the favorite, LaGrange by 35 points in the first round. In the second round of the county tournament Ridgeville, the team that was destined to be county, sectional, and went on to the state contest but was beaten, eliminated Firelands by a score ot 59 to Sl. Seniors playing for the varsity included Born, Currier, Hartle, Howe, Kothe, Snider, and Wasem, J. Born, Logan, Morrow, and Roskoski represented the iunior class, and Earl Hartle, though only a sophomore, was a mainstay of the varsity. rt Bo Neal