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

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.., , W 'b gf' 4 ''...........:..::.mm:su:::::::::::::::.::::::: L ff: gl' 'as.:n:u:u.::. .... :-:.mme::::::::::a:::::':1'f' VVith much confidence Glenwood traveled to Vklellston hoping to gain first place in the league by beating them. Lady l.uck played into the hands of XN'ellston during' the last few minutes of play, giving them the only touchdown. The following week end at the jackson stadium the Scarlet Gridders bowed to Jackson High with a score of 33-12. This game was later forfeited due to Jack- son's three ineligible men. Playing a snappy game for the class B championshsip of Scioto County the Glenwood Warriors downed the Sciotoville eleven 6-0. JOSEPH HENSLEY ALEXANDER VVALLACE ISAAC MORRIS 'Qloen was forced to quit before the season was over due to an injured knee, but he gave a good account of himself the first of the Season. Glenwood expects a big come-back from 'joel' next year. ls he good? We all know how Ally with his quick thinking grabbed the ball and ran for a touch-down, defeating Hillsboro in the last few minutes of play. If he plays as well next year as he has this, how proud Glenwood will be of him. Young, tough, and ready-this was 6'lke.' 6'Ik.e is a real guard and had been in several Scrappy games this year. He is a Junior and will make a valuable man next year. F ifty-six

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:lil Q llllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIHIIHIIIIIIITIIIIIIIIll Q 3 5' 1 :Ai Ni llllllllllIllllIIHIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll kj L 1? Q .U FFT af The next Friday the Scarlet and Gray outfit traveled to Vffaverly, the only class li team that we played. The XYaverly team was completely outclassed as shown by the score of 7l-0. A Playing her first game at home, Glenwood avenged herself for the defeat handed her by Gallipolis High last year, and beat them to the tune of l8-6. The line-plunging of our back-field proved too much for the strong Pomeroy eleven which went down to defeat 26-O. HERMAN KlQL'EGElQ SEVERINU PE1,l,Ec:mNoN Ikwlx XVASIIINGTON How Well we remember that 70-yard trot against Gallipolis. ln this game Baldy showed that even a small person was needed in football. Krueger who is back for another year will be a valuable asset to the team of '29, A small, but fast, hard-plunging boy is Sub, .N good general when it came to tearing holes in the line. Being a triple-threat man of no mean ability, Sub struck fear into all his opponents. Playing his first, but marvelous year, Dink showed rare form. No one thought that he would make the team, but Dink stuck and soon was playing a regular game. VVatch him star next year! ' Fifty-five 11

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55' 1 4517? Hmmm'mnInInInmmnmmnmmnm iz Q1 HIIIlmIInInIInIInIInImlmmmmmmu kj L fi if VW at The hardest fought game of the season was the one played on Thanksgiving with lronton. The Glenwood warriors fought hard but found it impossible to overcome the big lead that the Tigers piled up at the beginning of the game. The score at the end of the game was 3l-O. Thus the football season, in which Glenwood played mostly against class A teams ended with a record of six victories and four defeats. The total points scored were Glenwood 139 and Opponents 132. EUGENE X7ASH EDGAR JONES ALBERT RIDINGER Yenny', who played at end was always breaking up plays of the opposing backs. Yenny was a hard fighter and fought till the final whistle. XVe are sorry to lose him this year. Ed,H another end, although handicapped the first of the season with an injury came out and made a record for himself. From the beginning to the end he fought the same smooth game and never knew the word quit. jones is lost through graduation. A big, strong, rough, and ready boy was Red He was like a stone wall on the line and spoiled many plays from his place at tackle. Red was injured in the XVellston game and was unable to appear during the remainder of the season. Fifty-seven