Spring Ford High School - Rambler Yearbook (Royersford, PA)

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FUUTH LL tht- pc-rind. Kc-n Edwardw ran 9 yards into tht- s-nd font- to put tht- Rains aht-ad hy a 6-ll score-. 'lihis lt-ad was short live-d liowt-vt-r: for 2 plays lata-r RIarplt--Nt-wtown scored on an 33 yard run and tit-tl up tht- hall Qarnt-. Spring-Ford took tht- kick-oll' and tlmw- 713 yards bt-fore Ka-n Edwards har- rt-lf-d on-r from tht- l yard line- for his st-cond snort- of tht- garnt-. Dun Ciaparru kit-kt-cl tht- c-Xtra point and tht- score- rt-ad lil-7. Ralph liit-ht-r hrolu- into tht- scoring t-oltnnn in thx- rinul pt-riotl on ll 9 yard jannt into paydirt lor tht- third and last totichdcvwn and tht- final scorn- was Spring- Fmd 19. Niarplt--Nt-wtown 6. Aftm-r a wt-ek lay-Oli' tht- Navy lilnt- and Gold playa-d hmt In tht- Pltut-r1ixx'ill4- Phantoms. Thi- Rants wt-nt alrt-ad in tht- lirst quart:-r wht-n Ralph Iii:-ht-r rt-tttrnt-d a punt -lil yarclx lim' ll ttvnclrtloxvrt. lid Milla-r thrt-w gt lu-5' block which t-nahlt-cl liit-ht-r to gn tht- distant-1-. 'l'hi5 was nut 1-nottglt. ltmu-x'z-r'. ht-t'aust- tht- Pltantorns st-on-tl in tht- st-t'ontl and lonrtlt rlttnttt-rs tw win tht- gunna- l'l-6 Spring-Fortl's nt-xt twpptnlt-nt wax Out-n Ruht-rts lligh Stlrtmul. A-Xlitm-r Qt-tting ull' to a slow start. hard running fullback fit-nv XXX-iw spark:-tl a trw11t'l1clmx'n driw- niidway tltronqh tht- Qt-cortcl quarts-r wlrich 1t'illlIf'Ll in Iggy Cilntrk plunging on-r front tht- l yard lint-. Bit-he-r pam-d to Ciltnrk fur thc- t-xtra point which put tht-in ah:-ad 7-ll. In tht- third clnartt-r Dirk Saylrwr liadt-d hack and thrc-w a tnttclitlmvri pass to XYht-t-lt-r .-Xrnan waiting in thc- t-nd zone-. Tht- XYilclt-ats failc-d to gt-t a drivt- startt-d and tht- Rarnx won tht-ir fourth garnt- in 6 trim-s. 'l'in14- aftt-r tintt- tht- NX'ildt'at q1ia1'tt-1'lxit'k wax tlrtmsn for grt-at low-s hy Kant llI14'lIlt'Il 'XX'illI tlmrt-N. lbavt- XYislt-r. Cilinrlt-N llLtll'nt-r. Halt- Slllillld' and lint Pgttrirlt. 'l'ltt- Rains wt-rt: sclit-dnl:-tl to play tht- liuyt-t'tuxx'11 lie-gtrx on Siilllllllly. Oc-wht-r lfl. hut dns- to inclt-nit-nt wt-atln-r tht- gains- wax pmtpum-tl nntil 'l'l1anksuix'ing morning' at tt-n tit-luck. on tht- limit-r'tcm'r1 lit-ld. It jnxt xvtmrt Sljlllll-l'i0l'lliS clay as the- lit-au mrnpt-tl In a 232-ll x'ic'tm'i. With thu- gann- rt-adinu 26-ll. lioaclt lQl'lQ'l1t'Ill'JLlC'll rt-plgiu-tl hix rt-uttlat play-rx uith hix Ntthxtittitt-N hut tht- lie-.tr lirxt string tmitiinit-tl tru puxtntl .tugty .tt tht- rt-writ-N to Num- tht-ir linal ttwnrltdrmn. ' till '

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Fire! Razr: Y. Baehkai. S. Corbin. A. Tasehner. E. Boyer. N. Eldridge. J. Eaehes. BI. Baurngard. I Semnrl Rose: Bauer. S. Fry, Kirehhof. M. Bieber, Friek. P. lfetters. Krasley. B. Ililborn. AHSITY HUIIHEY The H955 hockey season opened with a host of girls working hard for the open berths on the first Spring-Ford hockey team. L'nder the eapable coaching of Mrs. Enirey the varsity team got ofl to a good season by de- feating Clollegeville fl-U. With this first victory to spur them on. the girls journeyed to Owen Roberts and lost a Close contest. fl-2. Still SIIllll'llIlQ from their first defeat. the team traveled to Sehwenksxille. lit' playing a hard- fonght game. the varsity turned in another vie- torv bv seoring two goals and holding' the op- INYIIVIIIN to llflllfi Spring-Ford played the next game in a down pour of rain. but easily defeated XN'est Potts grove 'S-fl. lhe n ext game was a big one. 'l'he girls met Iioyertown. holders of first place in the league J Iioth teams were evenly matched. and the thrill- paeked contest ended in a 2-2 tie. ln the final game ol' the season Spring-Fort played host to a very strong and last Conestoga team. C'onr-stoga handed the girls their second loss fi-ll. llns concluded at fairly sueeessliul season with rlnet- ni ns. two losses. and one tie.