Taft High School - Talisman Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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TIGER MA CHI E I' 11 .xg Y X 'fx C' E f ig ? Q 1 ' - i . 1 , 1 , H' L -- A TAFT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Tigers 1972 Football Schedule Date Team We They Sept. 8 Monroe I4 O Sept. I5 Talawanda 6 28 Tom Fitton, Tim Herrinan, Tom Vokes, Greg Kilgore, Jack Greenfelder, Sept. 22 FClll'fl6ld 26 I2 Mike Schroeder, Howie Frye, Gregg Hartsock, John Halstead, Tim Sept. 29 Lancaster U-Icmecomingj 0 I3 Rankin, Coaches: Kenneth Vessely, Garry Badovinic, Robert Beck, Demus Oct. 6 Princeton 0 35 Jones, John Kolley, Hill McCormick. Oct. I3 Middletoujn 6 16 Oct. 20 Garfield 9 7 Oct. 27 Badin 7 I2 Nou. 3 Wilmington 21 28 'S 7'The 'fifth game iiifas against llii a highly fsiiforecl'Prineetoniifootbiill tefiin. The Tigers were able toiiifliimitiiilfhe ..i. in ...i. .it. ii iiiiii tlltil G Seas afibss peifbrmeiiiweilliflby T 455. p1je5genting .the V ., Midcflies offense .from gggoring. Ther Middi,es scored a punt returngand an intercepted pass. iiil iii ii theiifeeasoiiiifor Elie reeielt Cif?iii3hei1?l5iEWiniiliS5iYer across-town rivgls, theGarfie1d Ggriffins, The two players, that performed exceptionally well were Dan Morner for his running tiil this T lili lii T A ilii The eighth gameifound Taft going against a new and formidable opponent, the Badin Rams. This game was played dgiringfeisteagiyrairgzwhielql limifeed beth teegxns fliom performing efljectively. The Rams, hqyvevereiwon the game. T . ,,,,.. ,.,, sewn eeded 10 V5fii1mi112sTr0H'Si.f00thQ.11 T11e.Hu?1r1CaD2S did not T iiiiiiii hesiiiate fo getion the scoreboaril andiiifromilifhen an led for the entire gzfine. iiii