Robidoux Polytechnic High School - Tech Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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HmmwmmMMMMMMMM QQ T 35 Nye '5'0'? 55? EQ? 5 5 9g 55 42 an E535 E555 EE at . QE ' goof CBall T l Robidoux had the best football team this year it has , ever been their fortune to have. Under the direction of Coach Marsh, the smouldering flame of inactivity was fanned into a White heat of action. From the ravv ,material of Robidoux there was forged a fast, quick thinking, hard hitting, elevenq This team battled for Robidoux, making this school a guaging , point for other schools, The squad of men were history mak- ,ing in the activity of St. Joseph athletics. Unknown before here was a team in St. Joseph Who Won ' . . a - 5 a decisive victory over the Central Warriors. This game alone will long, be remembered in the minds of Robidoux students, nor will it soon be forgotten elsewhere. The eleven not only turned Central back by a stinging defeat, but they also divided honors in the city championship. Robidoux Was Well represented on the All City Team. Those who placed on it Were: Bob Young, the Giraffe Cen- ter, Whose handling and spectacular play won for him city MN, . . . MRS honors, Ralph Kendricks, the hard-dashing half-back, Archie Roberts, the tackling guard, and Ambrose Madden, the stocky little full-back. SQ 35 S t 35 S513 5535 S3125 S2125 'LE 'LESLIE SLIZSLLZS 125 S2212 S122 S52 SLI? S52 SL

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