South High School - Sohian Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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T H E S O HIAN 1950 vv JUTZ lX'1lHAl.Ili-QlHll'fI'I'17UCk He performed his duties as a general does. .J ORAL HL'TH-Crulcr A mountain of strength in the middle of the lime. All- City lnentiou. ROGER ROGERSON-Halflmck A hard player-may South have more like him. GEORGE SMITH-Glltlfd HW110 never gave up' and PAUL l'l0XV1LER1F1lHIJtICk played the sixty minutes he was Small and wiry, little and m there' mighty' page lzmzdrcd 2'fwc'11z'j'-.vi.1'

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THE SOI-II AN 1930 Ti PAUL. S'I'ARli-Iitllfbilfk He did his best when the time came. CARL ZEIS-TGEICIC DUNALU 1-lARDL:s'1'x'-Ezzd XVhen given his chance showed his stuff. X I VERNUN Sn: LOUIS-Halfbark Always fair and, squarefl l I ' ,' , , . , 1 ,. 2 if ' 11-f' 'fwf- . ' -A1 FRANK l'IlCKMAN-Tackle A steam-roller couldn't m0V6 I-Xlways cool, but not relaxed. him. All-City mention. page 11 znzdrvd 1'-zucvz ty-jim

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TI-IE SOHIAN 1 930 FRANK G,x1xAL.xC-Halflmrk ls an all around athlete and gave his opposing players many bad moments. MARVIN KAZ.-xx-Gzmrd Tow PURTFR-QIllIl'l'l'I'bUCk Was a brainy little lighter who 'never said die'.'y h'lICI'IAI-IL Fn.1NG-Fzzllbacle Showed well in all games he played: we are sorry we lose him. l:REMUNT ElCHELBERGER-CFILfL'7' 'Z-X consistent player, always Could always be counted had a steady bmriuchce in the upon to do his part. middle ofthe line. fa-gf lzzr11d1'ed f7.Ul'7lfj'-S6'Z'C'I1