South Side High School - Totem Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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The Stadium Mr. Gilbert, popularly known as XYardo, could have had his picture placed with equal fitness over the picture of the gymnasium as well as over that of the stadium. For both have been the scenes of triumphs of teams he has coached. The stadium, one square long and a square wide, was hrst used last fall although the gridiron was not in good condition. Never- theless, every game played in it resulted in a victory for the Green and lYhite. It has seats for -1,500 people and is the best stadium in the state at the present time. At present the playing field is not finished, but the time is not far distant when it will be a mass of green sod. '. 'Q Q.: 1 Q NN 3 ft XY.'xRn O. GII.BERT '. ' - - ,,.. . . ff 'F llu w ...Ir --tag' 1 1 . amid-.game-?!s-:aff ' 17 5-1: ' ff df . ,ff-.I - rv ii' .'f'F4 -Eg,-2, Q ' ii. :'Z.i5:a .,,,,. w . ,' I .li , .- , . - Q . .. ,' 1 5' Ju - 'K tlffgzafv Am X, 1-,,.-,A ...H if Lv? Iv'lt5s5.., .M RV .. ' V , F ,, I -..M .123 P '--- , V ., V .v5L,kL.,g,,tQ ' . f'Q'1---r- 'f! ,t '- 'llw g' ..,l f A ' . 'L . 7749 ' . 3491 .' ' 'V 3 'E-'z , 'fix ' 1'-'W iz i' A -1 K ' v ,..:i if .' 'i J i -- X .' 3 1 4 if -2 ' -- Y' . A I -, p F U U -f' , vw X ' . Q My '- nmgvf T ..,- , b a, s - . s Q- .. . ' A I Page 109 1

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v v o v a v v Q 1 v . 1 .--.,f-. V v . vv fs vvvvvvvvv A-44 1 4 444 .s4-AAA4.A4A4A . - - -.- .-XLLAN Fuo M L' TH Alan lfromuth was captain and quarterback. llc was a wholesale threat man. .1 star at kicking. for- ward passing and receiving and running. His long end runs and off tackle -lashes mailc him the talk uf high school fouthall. He could change pace, side-step, straight arm, and elude tacklers fur one long gain after another. Alan was chosen as quarterback on the all-city mythie cal team. ROBERT SCHOPF ll--ln-rt Sch--pf, the hig, husgy Freshman, played a scrappy game at left guard, Strong. fearless and aggressive. Schopt' accom- plished in one year that which many high school players cannot do in four years: namely, placini: on the all-city team. Fighting like a mailman throughout the season, Nom had no equal at his position. His work against Logansport was remarkahle. DRAK ER LUN HARD The tall. rangy Junior who alternated at guard and tackle, was Draker Lomlward. This was llraker's tirst experience on the gridiron. Due to the rapid strides which llraker took throughout last season, foach liilliert is figuring ureatly on Draker's services next pear. Lombard played his hest game at Indianapolis when hc I-rolie thri-uqh 'l'cch's line for tackle after tackle. HOXVAR D W l-ILSH The distinction of being the most versatile player on the squad goes to lloward XYelsh. lle played at end, tackle, guard and halflvack. and in each position gave a good account of himself. Fate kept Hooch from tinishing the season, for one evening. in practice, hv: unfortunately fracturcd his collar hone. Howard will he see-n in the lineup again next 3ear. 1 .Tx ROBERT SCHOPF DRAKIQR Lomaiuzo Howaun XVELSH IPage 1101 A