Trenton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Trenton, OH)

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Tags Gwen!! ana ff Crlmson and Grav 8 -. Z X F ORLANI GINGRICH Much of the success of the 1926 l977 nIne was due to the consIstent pItchIng of OrlIe XVhether hurlmg the ball t lat or In the fleld Orlle was truly the hackbone of the team OrlIe has one more bIg year wIth us lVlARION GOEBEI M1flOH opened the season as a regular In rIghI garden but hlS eye Slghf seemed to ful hIm thus lettmg Arnold In Marlon s tIck work In the Seven Mlle game was good We are lookmff for a comeback from Vlarlon WILLIAINI BELL BIll wanted to play llrst but he was found too valuable at thIrd BIlls Held game was fine hIs suck work was har ly up to par BI IS another Soph Wlfh us Capram MORTON HENNING Mud was the boy leader who wore the mask Hxs consIstent heady game alw1ys encouraged hlS men to play steadxer Mud was hlghly honored by bemg chosen captam In hlS Freshman year FREDERICK WENDT Fntz was truly an artlst In fleldmg wIld throws at first He pIcked up or pulled down the bad pegs wIth such ease that 1 runner seldom got on base EIII7 a so has two more years yuth us CL KUDII HOUSI HOUSIC has play cd hIs la t for Trenton and fimshed up by leadmg the team In hIt tn and fieldmg House was truly the bIg sensatxon of the year T. H. S., . 9 O ,-- rg 1I,.,'y ' I, If I I ' 1 4 dj I .' 'll ' , lt

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Pi Crlmson and Gray 7 mx Ill f' EARL MCGI F lf a hlt headed for the mlddle garden lf wx useless for the batter extn to start to wards first because Earl was sure to get under lt before lf hlt the ground Parl s tlmclv hitting won our openmg game RAYMOND STANDAI I R Ray worked sometrmes at third and ometlme behxnd the bat In exther place he played an Ideal game Many a darmg runner has found the accuracy of Ray s throum arm to second ba e Ray sure likes to pole out the home runs GEORGI: THEISS Thenss the plucky lrttle Soph made a hat unth the school rooters by hrs perform ance at shortstop George plcked up the hottest ones as well as any of the older men dxd and taggmg men at second be came a passlon wlth hlm EUOI NE MILI FR Qkeets got away wxth a poor start but he recelved hrs coveted T for playmg utllrty lnfield and for hrs heavy stuck vnork We look for a bug Semor year from Skeets JOHN ARNOLD Johnny was general utnllty man of the quad but was most often worked ln rtght Held Later ln the season he became a regular rxght gardener Here he proved that he was capable of gettlng under the hardest drnen files John also has two more years I T. H. S. . ' 9 -as . Q . . 1-f ' I 'y g rf, ' 1 ' I l 1'5S'l 'll ll I. 'Ill VI , 4 -f' l lllllllld ll 1 ,rl ull Tag! Bnnly two