Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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R f .1 ,,w F fag, f- jx C3250 .XX I QT 4 Elxe 'Qroglmn 23 T FJ f FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS 'x , JOHNNY MEINCER- Capr. Johns 51 Johnny Meincer, our captain, was an unanimous choice for All League ii- Tackle. He has played three years on the varsity and was one of the ablest 6215 Captains Fremont has ever had. Any back that could come through his side 655 M of the line was an exception. bf CLIFTON WONDERLY- Cliff 5,1 The man who generally bore the brunt of the attack on the opposing G, team was Cliff CThree Yardl Wonderly. In the Tiffin and Norwalk games ' Q he carried the ball seven successive times for a touch-down. He was the iron K4 man of the team and his place will be one of the hardest to fill next year. Qi! . 4' f HAROLD ALTHOEE- AIdyH A Harold l'Whizzer Althoff. our cool, quick-witted quarterback, was also G, an All League man. Although his first year as a regular on the varsity, he rx X, came through as one of the stars of the season. He could carry the ball in good E7 Q style and his kicking and passing was a great asset to the team. 71 A ., fi L 1 WALTER HASSELBACH- Hassy I This was Hassy's second year on the varsity and he has earned the X73 honor of being the most steady player on the team. ' After each game Hassy's G tm opponent looked like a man put out by Joe Stetcher. Although he was not 7 I aggressive, he made up for it by hard work. 248 max Q5 LAMAR HETRICK- Par Q4 'APat was one of the hardest blocking half-backs in the league and would jf' also take his turn at carrying the ball. Whenever fight was lacking on the M field Bunk put in Pat Although not so fast, he had a deceptive change X LW of pace. p 1 If LUTHER MILLER- Bunker if Q Bunker's ability to Hll any position on the team made him outstanding. X As it was his second year on the squad, great things were expected of him and lliw gp he certainly lived up to them. He played outstandingly in the Oberlin and 'X fi Willard games. Q9 ROBERT FREEH- Bob pdl Lack of weight and injuries could not keep Captain-elect Bob Freeh from ff Q32 being one of the outstanding players on the Fremont Squad, Bob is one of fx, the hardest tacklers that ever donned the purple and white jersey. With Bob I iid at the head of the '29 team, watch out for Fremont. qw WAYNE BIERLY- Asia Q Asia was a great backlield man who could kick, pass and man, how he f twisted those hips while running. People will remember Bierly's great game T when Fremont clashed with Willard. 'lAsia intercepted Willard's first pass and scored by running through the whole Willard team. xi?-' R LESTER BINKLEY-- Binh I A'Bink. sometimes known as Legs, was a great end during the '27 i O season. Bink Ca big rangy fellowfl could certainly hook those passes, The A fr combination Althoff to Binkley, was the downfall of many good teams. Bink 'V' hooked 'em high and wide-and the best part of it. he has another year. Q, 7 T. C13 X V -M - WL K., V' MA- f ff? , ,ff J f Vfas. . ,Mfrs - F' in lUl