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

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BACK ROW, STANDING, Leff To Righiz Bob Frye, Dick Betfcher, Mike Polcmsky, Ted Logon Don Scholl Dove Odom, Brion Freos, Mr. Kollmczn. FRONT ROW: Ted Freos, Fred Wofson, James Hunter Dovid Seorles Jon Kodysz, Tom Howe. Firelonds High School is very proud of iTs Reserve Teorn This yeor The Teom cOnsisTed of Three iuniors ond eighT sophomores. The Reserve Tecim represenTs next yeor's Teorn, Becouse of Their good record OT TourTeen wins To Two losses, There is everyreoson To believe Thc1T The Firelonds Tons con look Torworol To o winning seoison nexT yeor. Our TuTure cogers for F.H.S. hod o Tull schedule This yeor. TheTreshrnc1nTec1m ployecl Twelve gomes oTTer school hours, winning Two ond losing Ten. The Teom wos piloTeol by Mr. lvioTh- eny, who vvos successTul in Teoch- ing rnony sound Tunolc1menTols To The boys, which They will puT into usoge in The yeors To come. BACK ROW, STANDING, Left To RighT Henry STevens Lorry Lec1dloeTTer Kenny Knelsel John PechoiTis, Jim Porker, Gory Vincent FRONT ROW Jerry Knoble Don Broun Nick lvoncic Jim Krupp, Bill'HorvoTh, Gerold Krurnweide

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