Onarga Military School - Parade Yearbook (Onarga, IL)

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Actlon Shots Loft: JERRY SPORE-Center All Eastern Illinois BOB GIBSON-Tackle Captain Most Valuable All Little State ALEX BIRGERSON All Eastern Illinois' Chatsworth--Q Above J X A At g-iff? 'qv QMQIZ xigzip K ?,:tg,w .V I -,.5'Qx -. 'S+ mt jj ,Q 1.-Q i'-5 , A bi f Q - lflfws 'QL 7 y o mw.f1,,.f-X t 1,,f , N g t 5 Ewa- nhl'--f A ...f - 'sy f ' tml M tiff. 4- Q in V ,, ii gi ff fQ,.1,:'Q'5Nt'AtXg5,-7 aww - ' A 'iff,,Q.,fi if K . , 1' p 4-pf f -,. THE THREE f W 5' 'f Roosevelt- Q Above I Fgwdx J Hoopest e-Yfon C Glenwood I Above I H3610 Touchdown-C Belowj W

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1. 2. 3. Football Season 1955-56 Onarga Military School 13 Glenwood 0 Outmanned completely by a strong team, Glen- wood bowed to Onarga Military. It was the Yellow- jacket's first game of the season. Paxton 28 Onarga Military School 13 The cadets fared a little better against a strong Paxton eleven but still came out on the losing end. Holding them was a defensive victory. Chatsworth 33 Onarga Military School 13 The cadets were outplayed and outclassed by a Chatsworth team. The cadets were cold for three quarters then clicked for two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. 4. 5. 6. Hoopeston 32 Onarga Military School 6 Speed was Hoopeston's forte and they ran the Cadets ragged. With precision downfield blocking and back- ing aces who made the most of their opportunities, Hoopeston ran up an easy victory. Onarga Military School 13 Piper City 7 Outmanned completely by a strong experienced O.M.S. team, the Piper City Blue Streaks were completely outclassed and outplayed. Onarga Military School 20 Roosevelt Military School 13 Facing an opponent near its own size for the third time, O.M.S. swept to a hard earned victory. 7. Rantoul 21 Onarga Military School 0 The Cadets were off their feet against a strong Ran- toul team and went down to their fourth defeat. Full of enthusiasm after the Roosevelt victory, the Yellowjackets took to the Held with detennination to get this one too, but nothing they did tumed out right. Lettermen Names Positions 355555 Cappell .... .... L eft End - - M Chandler . H U I Right End Onarga Military School Opponents 565555 Hendricks .... ... Left End 79 Points 159 Points Treiber . . . .... Right End Bourk . . . . . Left Tackle Reggrd Kepner .... Right Tackle . Seabaugh ........ Right Tackle 3 Wins 4 Losses Bil'8efS0I1, A RishtGl1afd LEADING SCORERS Dodson Rightcumd Touchdowns Points after Touchdowns Total Gibson ..... . Left Guard Heck ..... ..... c enter Greco 6 8 44 553555 Robinson . . . .... Center Mglinka 4 0 24 Spore .... ...... C enter Doran . . . . . Halfback Hudson 2 3 15 Greco . . . . Halfback Hudson .... . . . Quarterback ftfrfs Malinka .... .... H alfback Keefe .... . . . Fullback Nottke . . . . Left Guard 1555255 F riebel . . . .... F ullback ISO l