Reading High School - High Lights Yearbook (Reading, OH)

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BLUE DE ILS' SE IOR QUAD CO-CAPTAINS: Ronnie Groh, left and Don Riesenberg, right. The Reading Football Eleven started their season by dropping their first two games to very strong Class A Schools. In the M.V. I. L. League things lookeda little brighter. Winning six straight games in the M.V.l.L., Reading took another crack ata class A school and with a little more luck tied the heavy favored Franklin, 6-6. Standouts in the scoring column were Denver Bullock and Fred Sloan with eight touchdowns apiece. Ending theirseason on the 25th Annual Thanksgiving Day Game, the Blue Devilswere not quite as fortunate and droppeda well-fought battle to Lock- land, T3-7. BLUE DEVlL'S FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1951 WE THEY September T4 Withrow vs. Reading I4 33 2I Piqua vs. Reading 6 27 28 St. Bernard vs. Reading 41 T4 October 5 Wyoming vs. Reading I2 O I2 Mariemont vs. Reading 20 7 l9 Deer Park vs. Reading 33 6 25 Greenhills vs. Reading 7 O November 2 North College Hill vs. Reading I2 0 9 Franklin vs. Reading 6 6 22 Lockland vs. Reading 7 I3 A-A LAST YEAR MEN, STANDING: Gene Burdine, Jack LAST YEAR MEN, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Campbell, Carl Cromer. KNEELING: Don Carter. Jim Wilder, Fred Sloan, Jack Christophel. Russell Linville. 4 9