Lowellville High School - Echo Yearbook (Lowellville, OH)

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Football . . . 1952-1953 , A Fw . . x, X Q v -'iff - 1 'NSA 14 S 1. .4 First Row, left to right--J. Pitzulo, R. Morocco, E. Fire, J. Alfano, F. Nolfi, L. Carducci imanagerb, R. Schrader. Second Row--R. Williams, P. Morocco, W. Schrader, J. Morointi, E. Carducci, L. Conti, J. Andervich, F. Rotz, J. Coppola. Third Row-R. Burns fcoachl, D. Cearfoss, J. DeLiucia, B. Martin, H. Johnson, K. Haines, C. Mangine, J. Polito, D. Wilson, D. Haines Qassistant coachl. FOOTBALL SCORES OF THE 1952-53 SEASON Lowellville Springfield .. Lowellville Bessemer .. Lowellville Goshen .. Lowellville Canfield .... Lowellville North Jackson Lowellville McDonald . . . Lowellville. . . . . Columbiana . Lowellville North Lima . VVON 2 TIED l LOST 5

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Statistics of Senior Football Players CLIFFORD ,ARMSTRONG-''Cliff -Tackle, lfVt. 160, Ht. 5' 9 Clifford was sorely missed by our squad. He was injured in an auto accident and looked on from the sidelines in his senior year. His loss was felt by the whole squad. Memory: Blocking a kick and going 50 yds. for a touchdown in the Jackson Milton game. RODGER HORN- Horny -End, VVt. 175, Ht. 6' Horny was a very fine pass receiver but suffered a dislocated shoulder and couldn't play his senior year. His loss was felt by our passers. Memory: Intercepting a pass and running 65 yds. for a touch- down in the Springfield game. PAT MOROCCO-- Pat -Center, Wt. 140, Ht. 5' 9 A two year letterman, Pat had bad luck in his senior year breaking his collarbone. He was a fine offensive center, a good blocker, and excelled on pass defense and backing up the line. Memory: Rushing Yoho three straight times and partially block- ing a punt on one occasion. JOHN MORONTI-'lJohnny -Right Guard, Wt. 169, Ht. 5' 1015 Johnny was one of the biggest boys on the squad. He took a lot of punishment but never quit. His position will be hard to fill next year. A Memory: Playing fullback in the Canfield game. WALTER SCHRADER-'fBuck i-Left Guard, Wt. 153, Ht. 5' 10 Bucky was one of the roughest boys up on our front line. He was a fine blocker and good tackler and played both offense and defense. He was hampered by a bad knee all season. Memory: Playing in Columbiana game with intestinal flu.