Lima Central High School - Annual Mirror Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Senior Football Lettermen These eighteen hard-fighting senior lettermen led Central's 1951 football team to one of its most successful seasons in many years. Beginning drills in late summer, the boys practiced every night after school, rain or shine. They spent many weary hours perfecting their blocking, tackling, passing, and run- ning. For many it was their sixth straight year of football at Central. Although every one of these boys will be hard to replace, they have set an example and a goal for all future Central gridders to attain. Tom Garmhausen 4 4 if C Association President - - Carl Aspinall - A the leader Vice-President - - - lerry Hefner - - - a hustler Secretary - - Carolyn Allen ------- minute-minded Treasurer - - Bruce Nanchoff - The king was in his counting house Sergeant-at-arms - - - lack Campbell - - - - - the bouncer Advisor - - - ---- - Mr. Charles A. Rusler Any girl or boy who won a varsity letter in cheerleading, football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, or golf automatically became a member of the C Association. Because of the high requirements to attain membership, this association could indeed be called an honor club. It required many hours of strenuous practice after school in ad- dition to keen competition in the various athletic groups to earn a varsity letter, which was the sole requirement for membership. The C Association's two big projects for the year were the selling of school supplies in the auditorium box office and their annual spring dinner-dance. Bob Moyer M123-

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Coach - Fort Wayne Central C C Cincinnati Western Hills Fort Wayne Central Catholic Toledo Woodward C C Findlay C C CC CC Middletown C Van Wert C . Springfield C C Lima South C C CC C CC By winning eight games and best record in the history of the Varsity Football - - Mr. Seraph Pope SCHEDULE C C13 Central C C CCCC CC4l CC CC C O Central CCCCC CCCCCCC35 7 Central CCCC C CCCCCCC 24 C 6 Central C CCCC C CCCCCCCC 33 O Central CCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCC 4 0 CC 6 Central CCCCC C CCCCC 30 C C 0 Central CCCC C38 CC CC C46 Central C 7 CC 6 Central C C C C CCCCCCC38 losing one, Central's 1951 football team compiled the second Dragons. During the season Central made over three times as many points as its foes, scoring two hundred eighty-six points compared with the eighty- four points tallied by its opponents. The sports' Writers of Ohio shared the student body's opinion that Central had an out- standing football team. The Dragons won a high rating in the Associated Press Poll, and many of the team's members were voted to positions on the All-Ohio team. Coach - Fort Wayne Van Wert CCCCCCCC Findlay C Fostoria CC CCCC Lima South Shawnee CCCC C C Bob Moyer 41 -if t Reserve Football - Mr. Nelson Lauless SCHEDULE CCCCCCCCl9 Central C C 6 2 Central C 27 CCCl3 Central 20 0 Central 19 CC CCCCC l9 Central CC CCCC O CC C 6 Central CCCCCC CCCCCCC CC C19 Bring on the 'hamburger squad'l was what one heard if he happened to be at Horace Mann School during a Central football practice. This meant that the coach wanted the re- serve team over on the varsity field for a scrimmage with the glory boys . Through these scrimmages the reserves developed the coordination of mind and body necessary in football. The reserve squad had a successful season this year, winning four and losing two games. A number of the team saw action in the varsity tilts. This experience will prove in- valuable to the boys when they reach the varsity squad. Iohn Sugarman -125-