Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you con do Well, and doing Well Whatever you do Without cr thought of fdme. If it comes at dll it Will come because it is deserved, not because it is sought after.-Longfellow PORTSIVIANSHIP 96 '

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X V'-, MEN FlRST ROW: Coach Turney, Henning, Heglaw Cellini, Hossler, Atwater, Sonich. SECOND ROW: Harmon, Poetter, Sharrock, Hoerne- man, Light, Folino. THIRD ROW: Young, Marinis, Peters, Spreadbury, I-losic. MANAGERS Young Roderick Weiker No tootball game is complete without the managers, who see sixty-minute service. lf the knowledge ot being well-cared for would win football games, Heidelberg's team would go undefeated. For Oscar running with his first-aid kit, Gil wiping the ball during a muddy battle, and Dave hurrying onto the tield with water between quarters, comprise essentials ot football games as we know them. But these duties are only a small part of the managerial job which only an old hand could thoroughly understand. We need not worry about them, however. Leave it to these fellows. They can manage!