Glenwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (New Boston, OH)

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95 mg mmmHmmm''HmmmHmmmmml ' to ' Q1 NImmmummummnmummmunmm X5 L fi MI FFT it In spite of the difficulties encountered by the coach the 1928 football season reached a new high-water mark. There were only seven letter men out for the team but before the first game Coach Rankin had whipped into shape a strong defensive team. Glenwood opened the season by beating the strong Hillsboro eleven by the score of 6-O. This game encouraged Glenwood gridders to exert even greater efforts in the next game. ' XVILLIAM SIMON FOSTER ELLIOTT SHERMAN BICKETT To Bud Simon were left all the managerial duties after the resignation of Barbee. His duties were performed always in the most admirable manner. Pos is another Senior who will be missed next year. His clean football playing gave him the honor of being selected captain on the mythical Southeastern- Ohio team. Here's hoping, Fos, that you will do as well in your future work as you did on the football field. Bick capably filled l-lall's place as center. He puts up a hard fight and never loses sight of his man. This is Bick's last year. Fifty-three

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9 :ff Q 'iff lllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll L' ll W'lfffffffffflfFffflfflffffffffffffffflfflffflffllflll' The next week-end the Scarlet Devils journeyed to Athens with high hopes, their hopes were blasted when they were beaten 25-0. A fter one week of practice Glenwood went up against her long time rival and was beaten 31-O. In the first half of the game the Glenwood gridders outclassed the Trojans and held them scoreless. In the second half the Portsmouth coach continually sent in subs thus wearing out the Glenwood men and accounting for the large score. C1iAR1.12s ljucicnizx' Vnuiisi, 5'rifiao12L1, EDWARD VV1NTERso1,15 Buck is that boy who possesses a great quality of high standard stick-to-it- ivenessfl He was a good ball-toter and interference man. This is Bucks last year and we hunt long and far before finding such ability for fullback. Charging low, hitting hard, and a sure tackler was this Tarzan, Stocky. sturdy, steady, he was fit for the position he played. It will be difficult to fill his position next year. VVhee,' there soars another long punt from Ed's powerful hoof. Ed gained fame in the Portsmouth game when he put up such a wonderful defense. VV e lose Edu this year, but we are wishing lots of luck in his college days. Fifty-four