St Philip High School - Statuette Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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SEHIUH Y , 5 , L We i. 4' 'st-M ,. 4: 4 ,V ,, , t 46: lm . : l , :CF inet 4 is -i 'il ' , M' .ati V . WW If Ted Breher played a good tackle at St. Philip's. He was also a good blocker on offense. This fall Ted earned his third foot- ball letter. The person that will be missed on next , I ' ,Q , l Y. ef X , -. ' 'V 9 ' '- fr, . : fcf' 1.3454 'Tug' we n fef :I -'-' f Iss -- l K'P5e'- ' bpd '14 , ' ' ,ggg,fig+ZgsQ55f3?fe2,?-652353 ,J i ', 'f ' '-,aff - ' - ., x Q yu, ., ,. z 2, zf,g.,j - . -' --1, .Q .fsmafaftfwxzr-2'JfsfaZiwY4,i ' if ,, , 'u - . 1 ' J, 2 1 A great team player with lots of spirit describes our center, Jerry Griffin. Al- thoughhe rnissedafew games because of an injury, Jerry could always be depended on to play a bang-up game. A good player on defense was John Lennon, but his offensive talents were even better. As a pass catcher and a blocker John rated high. year's gridiron more than any player is our coach, Jock Clarey. Jock not onl taught his players football, but he also develroped char- acter. Jock was willin to help with personal problems as well as atlglletic ones. High on the list of great ends grad- uated from St. Philip is Bill Taylor Bill's sparkling all-round play and ability earned for him an All-City Berth. l L 70

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