Rutherford B Hayes High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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September 7 Bishop Watterson 0-38 As the first game of the 1962 season began Tom Landsittel looked good at his fullback pos- ition. Although Bruce Hampton made several key tackles, the Pacers cou1dn't stop Keary Ryan's end runs. September 14 Marysville 42-8 Tom Reed and Tom Landsittel led the Pacers to victory as Tom Reed made four touchdowns and Landsittel made most of the extra points. September 21 Worthington 20-20 Jim Reed showed flashes of brilliance as he carried the ball seven of sixteen times on the Pacer drive of 77 yards for the first touchdown. Tom Reed rambled 35 yards for another TD. October 19 Mt. Vernon 14-8 czcew Wwe September 28 Urbana 14-8 Steve Aller made an average of eight yards per carry as the Pacers went on to avictory over Urbana, their first since 1954. October 5 Grandview 38-12 The Pacers gave the fans a wonderful Home- coming win, the first one in seven yea.rs, with Tom Reed scoring 26 points. October 12 Whitehall 20-12 The first Pacer victory over the Rams since they entered the C.B.L. was highlighted by Steve Aller's shoeless 70 yard touchdown run and Keith McMullen's booming 51 yard punt. Tom Reed's 52 yard touchdown run helped the Pacers to another C.B.L. victory, in an otherwise colorless game. TOM REED, SR. Halfback, Co-Captain A11 C.B.L. TOM LANDSITTEL, SR. Fullback, Co-Captain All C.B.L. STEVE ALLER, SR. Halfback, Co-Captain All C.B.L. EDDIE STARLING, SR. Center All C.B.L. JON BURNS, SR. Quarterback All C.B.L. Hon. Mention VINCE JACKSON, SR. Guard All C.B.L.

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Tom Landsittel 4631 charges for a sizable gain in the Pacers' victory over Bexley. He also made many key defensive tackles. Ouwtcmding . , Chris Lorish 1645 and Tom Landslttel 4631 stop a Watterson ball carrier during a tense moment in the Pacers' first tilt of the season. Co-Captain Tom Reed and Coach Jerry Cornell discuss game strategy on the sidelines at the Grandview football game. again demonstrating their support by sponsoring these pages Bill Sexton f53j is in hot pursuit of an Arlington ball carrier. The expression on his face shows his deter- mination.

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6 2-7 Semen , October 26 Bexley 20-8 Fullback Tom Landsittel was a fury on both offense and defense. Steve Aller scored one touch- down and made several key tackles while Jon Burns completed three out of four passes, one for a TD. Tom Reed scored two TD,s with runs of 54 and 64 yards. November 2 Upper Arlington 6-32 The Hayes Pacer's final battle ofthe season was a duel for the C.B.L. title with Upper Arlington. Steve Aller rambled 70 yards to score the only Pacer TD of the evening. The largest crowd' ever to follow a Delaware team witnessed the game. HARRY SHAW, SR, Tackle AI1C.B.L. Hon. Mention ALAN LETHERS, JR, Guard All C.B.L. Hon. Mention MARION BAUMAN, SR. Rnd BILL SEXTON, SR. Guard cams LORISH, JR, L Guard All C.B.L. Hon, Mention PAUL KISSNE R, SR. Halfback RICKY SHANK, SR, End KEITH McMULLEN, SR, Tackle All C.B.L. Hon. Mention CHUCK JOHNSON, SR. Center