Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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Our football team fared well during the 1966 campaign. Under the supervision of head coach Mr. Robert Valentine, and assistant coaches Mr. Jim McKinley and Mr. William Nelson, the team piled up a record of 3 wins, 5 losses, and 1 ' i I . f tie. R Offensively, Ted Brightbill led the team with 608 yards rushing for an average of 6.2 yards per carry. Defen- +4 i '1 1 ' I 1 sively, Ted Sours was tops with 73 tackles for an average of - .1 ry 8.1 tackles per game. Dave Kyler, Ted Sours, and Ted Brightbillmade the 5. all area first team. In addition to this, Ted Brightbill was 6,1 if named to the all-conference team and the second team All- Ohio. The team's record is as follows: HILLSDALE OPPONENT Loudonville 8 32 . ' ' Triway 6 38 Western Reserve 22 14 , fa ' gi U ' 1 Monroeville 14 18 ' Milan 0 14 South Central 0 24 Berlin Heights 6 6 Black Mver 26 O Mapleton 12 6 , -.- 1 nw' - eo 1 fuk: Wi' W, ,V . A , CTN 4. ,C ' 1 ' .. .h . . . J 5 f , Y P rg 1. ,Q 2 . f Xt Y F kwa' X . A g' I Q g- Wm A . 5- iw -2 .V A A W , H , P 5 I - ---ft.. A Y - ' if ,... J lr . . if-1 ' ! I , - U. . J - Ph. ',fP4'1-:S ' 'mi ! ' ' K' 2 ' L'-v wie-fi fa ----:anew - , 1 in or 'M' mr, ' -1 . an . .f .-- V 'ff' ' In-1 V 5 'elses .W iff.. ,, s -r 1 .- . f - 'ggi' - ,1 :' XH -,,m 'e5.-y, f , , ' 'ti-it b.t:gri7i:f:,-2-L- A 6 gig, fe Q .X Sr 1 . 1, - .ri'3f.'5F: ff: , . 1' 1 - . arf'-':'?'1 'f f WY T ' .. ' 221' if f vm. i1:iZ11,',kf1g '1:f1 - 1143 ' ' '-t f'S.W '1-Tri 'IB fu - '---' . I -'f 'eefw ':. 5. - Hwvvf--A., it , -1-29? rg: Q :.- - -mf. .ff Q .IP ' 5 ...f ' 'f,-111 . -4, 'xi-1' 2.14 , gl ,-9.3: 'f'.- , r 'sl-5. ' ' -- ' ' L 4: 1 ,r rw 1 1. I ,.,',im',?g:.m 5 qxlr t iigigi-H-T 5 4 .. N I a , 443,12 eiqiavijf, ,fl im .iv . -,za . .. Ain .4093 ph . ., Q .-5' . . x., nz, Q-f , H 91if:'f 'wp I- '- 1 . pcb-'gc -.-v:,t4,K-,gy - 1'-X , ' ',- , .: lf - ,- --4 - ui -SYYQJ 4 1-.45 Q- 1 , 1. ' .. H M, .,-' f -. ,- fl-Q-i., 'g s y. .A,'1'. ,7,xf-,- ,yt ity-,H 5?-'sfifa 'a .. 2- - f . - -'af ig- 1-rm-', vv Vx, x - .3 1 - 1 . st . .1 14 4,5513-5l'.'g1I1L'w,'.-L ', g?gx1.f -fa' -' .f ' '.' 1mw .. r. ' 'rm N . n i ..f..a:. .1 ww . H --' - . . -' Bob Somerlade and Ted Brightbill - Halfbacks. Bill Miles, Ted Sours and Tim Kosse - Guards 7 . . ng ' ' ' ' fl! .t-nab' .. 9. at . ' 1 I, 2 ,, 1 ., . V :ww ,. - -1'-1:J.:fs',f H Sophomore Bob Betson tries to find a hole in the fig.fgf,y:,,qltf.1y.gg.,S,2M-Qffftfk WNFR, 'X .ftfcw-121' Berlin Tiger Wall. Chuck Twinning and Bill Miles watch in the background- Gary Austin and Forest Schuck - Tackles. 76

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The Athletic Side of Gur School Life Sports contribute greatly to every student's life. Many participate in football, basketball, baseball, track and wrestling. These participants gain much in physical and mental development. They learn to think and play as members of a team. The motto Sportsmanship is doing unto others as ii you would have them do unto you is kept uppermost in the students' minds at all times as participant or as observer in victory or in defeat. This learning to accept winning or losing in a gracious manner is a very important part in the bigger game of growing up and will carry over into our adult life and help us meet the gains and losses we will encounter each day. Sports are indeed a very important part of our school life. Mr. Valentine gives hurried encouragement and advice to Don Myers.

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Beason Begins with Football liz X av j .S .1 T ,PKR 2 L' l WL .4....:L,! ' - my 'hh r, ,t ,, 3 W it ew? 'bay gf -.xg FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tom Daue, Dale Garn, Bob Betson, Larry Mclntite, Tom Butler, Gary Latimer, Roger Smith, Dennis Boardwine, Randy Lipscomb, Roger McBride, Bill Morgan, student trainer - Russ Eagle. SECOND ROW: Head Coach - Robert Valentine, Line Coach - William Nelson, Rick Louden, Mike Monchilov, Ermel Lewis, Chris Conrad, Barry Pringle, Jack Bevington, Roger Selvage, Ross Justice, Don Myers, Hal Brightbill, Jeff Cox, Bill Hines, Tom Fulk, Backfield Coach - Jim McKinley. THIRD ROW: Bob Somerlade, Dave Kyler, Ted Sours, Forest Schuck, Don Hange, Bill Miles, Tim Kosse, Ted Brightbill, Gary Austin, Chuck Twinning. Mr. Robert Valentine, center, head football coach, was assisted by Mr. Jim McKinley, left, and Mr. Wil- liam Nelson, right. M ,l l kf 'Q -via, .,,,, , , ,W .,-.. s, ,. W5 , GW? ,g ws WE gg, M H193 , W S' A H! 'fx br-'H t .. , Lt, ,V 1 ,4 -:gps - 1 '-,.:gE?g5sY : 5. ,gt ,, QQ' , ,tigrif t se sf 5, if , U is -il k: QEWSK Nl if-Y .. Wlf ls Q 2 t sv . f .sr-nga asia-ri-s tv 1,9 .i, ggw. ,wifagf 1 ,. 5, A . is f f f ,, 1' fi? U-m e .fain W1 4 ,Y Ky' xt Asif. ' 4. -r -:ia rags sgmv., gf3,,g.i3 5 J ma L' fs-1 + , sw -.fined ' ' 'ff 2 M wi irzsu is A Wtflli r - -f 1 'Q V , ' N 'mit ed? 'f 1 - x W 5. ,Q , ts , .lr .-1' 35513255 ref: ina ' .M ' gills .UW-shi. ' .This-:i'5Jf' '-V -1?-.sw a, 'f Hs' W. 4 ' 'V W Psi: ' ., 2 -,.f ,,ts5 -, , 15552522 ,1,1,i,s5', ,,msJ,f-w 1 Q .4 at 'N me ' it , 'il ,H me , J . 1 f s. as TMJ :xx is 2 ,IQ .L sag, r Q D is ,c Q, sf at 4,4 Yin sw' 0 , , 5 Y ,Q M an .R gs K. ,V af ,gm ogg gf i f r all , R ' 5' if w s ' s X 1 f ms. Don Hange, Dave Kyler andChuck Twining play ed fullback, center, and quarterback, respectively.