Philo High School - Current Yearbook (Philo, OH)

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THE OFFENSIVE TEAM Our starting offense was made up of R. Torbert, L. Dickson, D. Brown, E. Harris, D. Mitchell, D. Janusz, and J. Fitz in the forward wall, and J. Ja¬ nusz, L. Kreis, P. Monteith, and E. Payne in the ball handling and run¬ ning positions. Blocking and pre¬ cision ball handling were stressed in our practices. Many long runs were accomplished by the combination of these. We ran from the T-formation, shifting into a single-wing to the left or right. This picture was taken in the last game of the year against New Con¬ cord. We had a record of eight straight victories until this time. By winning this game 16-6 New Concord was able to tie with us for the M. V. L. championship. In the picture John Janusz is about to stop Bob Atkinson (66) after a short gain around left end. THE DEFENSIVE TEAM Our defensive team was E. Payne, J. Farris, D. Mitchell, B. Mell, L. Dick¬ son, R. Torbert playing in the line with E. Pletcher and P. Monteith as line¬ backers. J. Brannon, R. Newton, and R. Harrison formed the secondary. We had one of the best defensive teams in the league, holding the oppo¬ sition to only short gains. We used the seven-diamond, 7-2-2 and 6-2-3 de¬ fenses. EMERSON PAYNE Page Twenty-six

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FOOTBALL First Row: Blake, Cassidy, M. Hartman, Martin, Smith, Elkington, Dietz. Second Row: Thomas, Newton, Brown, Dickson, Harris, Mitchell, Torbert, Janusz, Payne, Wesley, Monteith. Third Row: Murray, Harris, Moore, Harrison, Mell, Brannon, Farris, Newton, Fitz, Kreis, E. Pletcher, Janusz, Wallace. Fourth Row: Pennybaker, Manager Hatfield, Dutro, Assistant, Loomis, Boyer, Lovell, Woerner, Bennett, Wat¬ son, Hartman, Mason, R. Pletcher, Stewart, Staker, Pierce, Barclay, Huffman, Manager, Dickey, Assistant. The Philo High School Football Team of 1950 had a very successful season. They won eight games and lost one. The one loss was to New Concord, the last game of the season. This game put Philo and New Concord into a tie for the championship of the Muskingum Valley League. Richard Torbert, Lewis Dickson, and Lee Kreis were named to the first All M. V. L. team. Don Mitchell and Everett Harris were named to the second team. Seniors who will not be on the 1951 team are: Don Brown, John Janusz, Richard Torbert, Don Mitchell, Jack Farris, Emerson Payne, Bud Harrison, Byers Mount, and Lee Kreis. The managers were Jack Pennybaker, Bob Murray, and George Huffman. The varsity squad was under the excellent di¬ rection and guidance of Sam Hatfield, while George Dutro and Bob Dickey were assistant coaches. Mr. Dutro was our calis¬ thenics director and Mr. Dickey did a fine job of scouting opposing teams. We also wish to thank our chewing gum man, John Robison. LEE KREIS Page Twenty-five

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HOMECOMING Jo Anne Pennybaker, Lee Kreis Patty Harrop, Nancy MacLaine, Jo Anne Pennybaker, Sandra Lynch, Pat¬ ty Hutson. Nicky Lee Jones, Jo Anne Pennybaker, Bobbie Ann Harris. Miss JoAnne Pennybaker, blonde¬ haired Senior, was elected by popular vote to reign as Homecoming Queen of 1950. The Electrics played the Crooks- ville ceramics at the stadium on Fri¬ day evening, October 6. She was attended by Miss Nancy MacLaine, Senior; Miss Patty Hutson, Junior; Miss Patty Harrop, Sopho¬ more, and Miss Sandra Lynch, Fresh¬ man. The Queen’s Junior attendants were Miss Bobbie Ann Harris and Master Nicky Lee Jones. The Queen wore a wine suit with black accessories while her Senior and Junior attendants wore green suits with black accessories and her Sopho¬ more and Freshman attendants wore rust colored suits with black and rust accessories. Miss Pennybaker and her attend¬ ants toured the football field in new Ford convertibles. In front of the Philo stand the Queen was crowned by Lee Kreis, captain of the Electrics team. A huge bouquet of chrysanthe¬ mums was presented to Miss Penny¬ baker by Captain Morrison of the Crooksville ceramics. In return she presented the teams with a football and wished them luck. After the game the Seniors spon¬ sored a Homecoming Dance in the Duncan Falls gym in honor of Miss Pennybaker and her attendants. PAULINE DILLEY Page Twenty-seven