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

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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

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um ml Immun... mmm 9 if Inlllwlllll lflll I lllll I ll lilllllllllllll I Illllllllw llllllllll I I M Ly L- . I Z. illlllIllllllIllilllllIIIIlllllIIlII'IIII:IIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllilIIIIIIIIllllllililllillllllI IEJASIMHT IBAILIL Coach Rankin has been athletic director and basketball coach in Glenwood for the past four years and among his many notable achievements is the piloting of his basketball boys through iour successful years with sixty games won and twenty- two lost. EDWARD VVINTERSOLE, Cf1fvt.,' ROME RANKIN, Couvlzq Vmoiil, S'rt'i:rsni.1., Capf. MABE1, Romfli Clwcr Lcaricvrs lflnoisn CLARK The boosters portrayed pep and enthusiasm when the cheering seetion was started by our snappy cheer-leaders Mabel Rolfe and Eloise Clark. These yell leaders deserve mueh credit for inspiring the boys on to victory. Fifty-nine