New Philadelphia High School - Delphian Yearbook (New Philadelphia, OH)

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The Delpbiam .HAROLD ROLLI Abie -Quarferllack Through a very difficult schedule Abie , our captain, piloted the Quakers satisfac- torily. VVe envy the college which wins Abic. MELVIN CARPENTER Mel1fy -Center Although this was ll-'lelvy's first year at football, he was seldom outplayecl. MeIvy has two more years to play with the Quakers. JOE ZURCHER Fullbavk' Say, did you hear those bones crack? W'ell, that was just Joe hitting the line. DEAN KUHN 'fCoonie -Encl Dean was the one who could always pull the team out of the clumps with his good jokes. ROBERT l-HXSON H'ivley -E nd Did you sec that streak go- ing down the held? That was Hicky going clown under a punt. ARTI-lUR EARLE A rl -Guard Art's rough and tough and hard to bluff, so we expect Art to play guard for N. P. H. S. next year. WENDELL BYRD Il indy -Half-back' Windy was a great half- back as we already had found in his two previous years. EARL MA'.l'I-HAS Mateese'J-G'11m'd When the opposing fullback attempted to crack thc center of the line, he ran into tough opposition. E691 mereen Thirty-one

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fm fznezpbm M Z. -s - MR. Blwilz ..... Coavlz VVC consider our- selves lucky to have had Happy for our coach this year. Although we have had disappoint- ments this y e a r, l-lappy's spirit has kept us goingf' Good luck. Coach! Mu. BRICKELS ......,.. . . . .. .. A.TA'iXfl1IIl' Cioaull Brick surely has heen an able assistant, doing wonders to im- prove the playing of the team. Happy and Brick are El peach of 21 pniv. J. K. LAWMQNCE ...... Sludcnl Manager R I. K. always had the held in good playing condition and the play- ers could always depend upon him. Mk. LEEKA ............ ...... Faculty Manager Mr. Lcekzfs pleasant smile and willingness to help were an inspiration to the tCZl1T1. XVe hope youfll be with us next year. E681 5 Ninefeefz Cfhmjy-one

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GEORGE STAHL 'Po1'gy -G uard Because of Porgy's great weight very few opposing tackles could block him out. After this year's experience he will be a wonder. ' RICHARD FRAZIER Dials -Tackle Considering his size, Dick is one of the fastest players that ever wore a Quaker suit. GEORGE JOHNSTON Half-back Little but mighty is the best phrase to explain George. George surely had a way of evading the opposing team. CECIL BYRD 'Nigger''-Half-Zmclc' Although Coe was hinder- ed by an injured leg, he easily won his HP . JOHN EDIE ' Tackle This was johrfs hrst year at football. We regret that John is a senior this year. RAYMOND THOMAS Raym Rayml' is quite a versatile player because he can play end and then be shifted to center. Few players can do this. CHARLES GROSS Ch unix -End This was Chuck's third year in Quaker football circles, and because of his experience he was of great help to the line. PAUL OLMSTEAD Paul I 31 -H al f-ba cle Although this was Paully's hrst year of Senior High school football, he easily held down a berth in the Quaker backlield. , , N .. X T701