Stow Monroe Falls High School - Stoanno Yearbook (Stow, OH)

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'Wm Nnnf Many hours of hard practice pay oft' as Carl Hanson kicks a few field goals. As shown in the pictures above, it was near- death for Walsh as Stow taught the undo- featcd team what sweating is all about. Seniors: fle-H10 rightJ D. McMillan, P. Abernathy, J. Armstrong, J. Maury. J. Schrivr, C. Bom-. J. lVlCCreight, S. Portcr. J. Dolan, R. Rapcr, R. McDonald, D. Klcin. T. Alcxanclcr, D Greenleaf. J ,.. J A .,.1 - - ' f 'txgv f ' Zigi' 1 J f J AOP 'gf V ..... J THEY Stowgi .1.. if ..... av ' ' ,yy .. N V L. ., , . ... 128 P r-tir .... tsT?l1m?flg'? 1 Walsh A A .116 .ss A Ravenna 1

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Varsity Football Second Efort The Stow High Bulldogs were coached this year by head roarh Dick Blake who was assisted by Coaches John Bueey. Viiiwtit Slentz, ,lames BOItCf'li and Darrel Williams. The football team lost its first two games to Youngstown fcity Champsl and Green fsuburban ehampsl only to come bavk to bt-at Norton followed by an exciting vit'- tory over Kent. The Bulldogs were then defeated by Springfield - a very damaging loss in thc rare for the Metro. Homecoming was a heartbreaking loss to Ellet by a bad call on the referees decision. The team then came back to beat Tall- madge and Triway. lt was a moral victory for Stow over Walsh as Stow was the only team to send Walsh into the locker room at half- time, losing. Walsh pulled through though, 16-lil-. Through the mud and tht- slime Ravenna defeated Stow in the last game. Jim Armstrong, Bill Wiggins, Don Greenleaf and Fred Smith made the all-Metro lst team. Don Greenleaf and Bill Wiggins were named most valuable player and most valuable back, respectively, at the awards assembly. Chi Back row: C. Bone, D. Clapsaddle, T. Tomayko, M. Currier, T. McCleary .l Tomayko L Wolfe D Wahl K Weingart C Stem 4th row C Myers, B. Ehrgot, K. Doloresco, B. Hannibal, S. Stricker, M. Segin S Leafgreen D Tanno G Smith P Glazier 3rd row T Smith R McMa hon, R. Coccozzo, D. Potter, B. Paynter, D. Lutz, R. Emahiser, T. Dabriski D Whitfield 2nd row G Folk J Armstrong C Schultz D McM1l len, J. Dolan, J. Maury, R. Raper, R. McDonald, J. Schrier, J. McCre1ght M Burns First row S Porter T Alexander T Moyer F Smith K Porter, P. Abernathy, B. Martin, B. -Wiggins, C. Carter, D. Greenleaf C Bone Captains M Ogelsby D Klein

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If A As always, the main function of any ,l.V. team is to prepare for the next C ? year by trying to gain experience and sharpen ahilities. The ,l.V. football . W 0 team ended their season with a 2-5 reoorcl. Lots of harcl work and spirit en- dured through thc Saturday morning games. 1, 1 F7 One unique feature of the .l.V. basketball team is that every man was his own captain. Jeff Carrlis found that this was not always enough guidance as U 4 4' he scored in the opponenfs basket. The team wouncl up with a winning sea- I 0 N... SOD. J. Vi Football asketball Row ls J. Garner. J. Quatraro, K. Powell, M. Witt, J. Cardis, L. Speas, B. Flavill, C. Sissler, T. Smith. Row 2: M. Long, D. Mareko, K. Fiveeoat, ,l. D'Amico, T. Elcher, M. Smith, B. Currier, M. Capezuto, J. Dulzer. Row 3: D. Spalding. T. Geopfcrt, D. MeClintick, M. Capps, S. Harris, ,l. Han- son, R. Phillips, G. Caskins, K. Hanson, S. Ptak, S. Wilgus. Row 4: S. Angelo, S. Roberts, M. Bonath, B. Adaska, C. Wise, M. Polichiceio, B. Stepp, C. Alder, K. Davis, D. Burtner. in ' . V, - MXN ,sl .v 75 23 25 1