Forest High School - Leaves Yearbook (Forest, OH)

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STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Willoughby, Cary Kneisley, Vincent Cramer, Elmer Seymour, Clyde Harrold, Duane Smith, Bill McDaniel, Tommie Rigsby. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Kellogg, Bob Briggs, Ohlin Hemmerly, Ken Wright, Charles Cramer, Bob Johnson, Raymon Musgrave. FOREST HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Forest Qpponents Forest 73 Mt. Victory 61 52 86 Marseilles 70 69 68 Roundhead 35 58 73 Ada 57 76 61 Hardin-Northern 51 47 Morral 42 68 McGuffey 57 75 71 Alger 68 62 67 Arlington 65 61 Salem 69 51 Harcin-Northern 52 73 Sponsored by llilrfiifg 5821161 RECORD Qppments Wharton 62 Ridgeway 64 Sycamore 61 McGuffey 64 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Alger 69 Ridgeway 61 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Beaverdam 77 SPENCER LUMBER COMPANY The boys receiving the two trophies. The Rangers in action against Ridgeway.

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On September 5th the Rangers met Richwood in the Prevue at Ken- ton. After leading most of the game we were defeated 13 to 6. That following week we played the Bulldog's of Elida. After holding a 6 point lead the first half the Rangers came back with two touch-downs and an extra point to defeat a strong Elida team 19 to 0. The next week we played our first home game, with Pandora. This was supposed to be the toughest team of the season, but the confident Rangers turned back the Fleet-wings 47 to 14. On September 26 we met Delphos on our home field. After being behind most of the game, the Rangers scored a touchdown with three minutes left to play to come out on top 13 to 12. This was a very thrilling game for the Homecoming crowd. Next the Forest Rangers invaded the Kenton Wildcats on the latter's field. This game is always a bitter rivalry. The stands were packed. In this game Forest jumped into the lead and kept gradually building up until the end of the game. The score was 34 to 14. Before the Dad's of the Rangers, we knocked off a tough Lafayette team 13 to 7. Traveling to Columbus Grove the following week we encountered our first defeat. Although we were beaten this was somewhat of a moral victory for the Rangers. The game ended with Grove on top 13 to 6. On the following week the Rangers traveled to Spencerville. Leading throughout the game we were victorious by 65 to 12 score. Then came the Ada Bulldogs, who were highly enthusiastic and con- fident. Due to a few injuries and a bad first half we were beaten Z6-7. In the season finale an experienced Shawnee club came to Forest. This was Mom's night and the Rangers lost this high scoring game 38 to 25. The Rangers finished in third place in the Northwest Conference. Everyone is looking for a fine team next year since there will be sev- eral experienced letterrnen returning. ., M mann-. 50 .Aw

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