Sunbury School - Owl Yearbook (Sunbury, OH)

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Zzaaifdall Scfnecfule am! Scoaea Sept. 18, '48 Sunbury 18 vs Granville .....,..... 18 Sept. 25, '48 Sunbury 6 vs. Col. 1-loly Rosy 12 Oct. 1, '48 Sunbury 13 vs. Cctrdinqton .,...,. 24 Oct. 8, '48 Sunbury 20 Vslohnstown .......... 14 Oct. 15, '48 Sunbury 26 vs. Centerburq ....... 18 Oct. 22, '48 Sunbury19vs. Ashley ............... U Oct. 28, '48 Sunbury Gvs. Mount Sterling 28 Nov. 5, '48 Sunbury 12 vs Col. University O Nov. 12, '48 Sunbury 12 vs Mifflin ........ ...... U Top, Lett to Right: Don Corrter, lim Stelzer, Bill Ldke. Right Side, Top Down: Bob Edwotrds, Lovett Murphy, Pctul Nettlehorst.

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Football Team: Cleft to rightl-Bottom Row: Paul Gross, Ned Foreman, Norman Townley, Bill Lake, Chuck Neilson, Ted Fore man, Don Carter, Ross Day, Iim Stelzer, Bob Edwards, Gordon Gallogly. Top Row: Coach Keltner, Floyd Slagle, Paul Snyder, Leo Ulrey, Chuck Norris, Charlie Richardson, Willie Borror, Paul Nettle horst, Iim Whitney, Lovett Murphy, Gary Gerbird, Russell Fravel, Lee Longwell, Dwight Sims, Gordon Ulrey, Allan Smith Harold Himes, Orville Richardson, Iim Edwards, Ken Paul, Assistant Coach. Not Pictured: Jim Mcliibben. Page Forty qaaifiall The l948 Wildcats enjoyed one of the most successful football seasons in the history of the school. High- lights of the season were the victory over otherwise undefeated Iohns- town and the complete annihilation of the highly rated Mifflin High School. Sunbury finished second in the newly-organized Mid-Buckeye Conference. Carter, Lake, and Ned Forman were on the All-League Team. The 1949 Wildcat schedule contains representation of the strong- est class B competition in this part of the State. The Wildcats were cap- tained by Don Carter who set a new- scoring record for S.H.S. of lO8 points for the season. ln addition to Carter, we bid farewell to five other Seniors who were indispensible to the team's success. They are Bill Lake, Lovett Murphy, Paul Nettlehorst, Bob Ed- wards and lim Stelzer. A great blow to the Wildcats was the loss of Ken Crowl, who had been an outstand- ing Quard the two previous seasons. We are looking forward to another successful season with the return of twelve worthy letterrnen.

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