Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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amowa Coacha-:A or qootbalm Progress m the f1eld of football ts marked by the courage and stamma d1splayed by those grand old men xx ho txrelessly nursed a medxocre sport mto the most popular Amerncan qame of today Behmd the scenes of football s hall of fame xxe run across the names of a fevx vxho wnll new er be forgotten Flrst on the hst IS that of THE grand old man Amos Alonzo Stagg at pres ent head coach of the College of the Pac1f1c Those xxho soon followed 1n Stagg s footsteps mclude Glenn S Q Pop J Warner formerly head coach of the Carllsle lndxans and at Leland Stanford umor Unlx ersxty and novx stag 1ng a grand comeback at Temple Umversxty the late Knute Rockne who coached the fmest teams ex er turned out at Notre Dame Robert Zupke vet eran coach of lllmoxs Untx QISIIV Andy Kerr old falthful at Colgate Unxver stty ock Sutherland coach of Pnttsburgh Unlversltys squad Howard ones head min at UH1X6fS1tV of Southern Callfornla and Bernle Bler mann outstandmg coach at the Umx erslty of Mlnnesota Of course there 1re mwny others too rumerous to mentxon xnxho haxe been lnfluentlal ln for xxardmg the progress of the sport of all sports The game of football undervx ent many operatxons toxxard nmprovement xxrthout lessenmg tts popularity Such rules as the flymg wedge and the flvlng ackle penalt1es for p1l1ng up unnecessary roughness and other forms drsplaymq poor sportsmanship along xuth a host of other rules haxe been repealed malxmg the qame faster and cleaner Nexx systems also xx ere lnaugurated xxhlch once they vxere thoroughly learned by the team members 'uded the coaches ln applymg the fundamentals of the qame For example txxo vxell knoxxn systems the Notre Dame fmtro duced by Knute Rocknel and the Warner systems are used by thousands of coaches today and haxe prox ed the mam coq of many successful teams Thus xvxe must realxze the great xxork xvhlch has been performed by these x cteran coaches of football xx ho have strxx ed to make football the number one ranlxlnq sport that It 19 today scxentlflcally bulldmg xt up by means of 1mprox ed rules 1nd modern methods of coachmg We take our hats off to these men xxho haxe played such in lmportant role ln moldmg the fmer charwcternstxcs ln our modern youth K . , .l -- . . . c ' . . K . .1 VV , r L V 7 ' U . . . ll VV . . , , ' .. V . V , ll VV . . I . .V . 7 - V V V . VY . - V V . . . . .A . VV . AV V ' . V. VV . . . V U VV , , . . .4 . VV . I ' K 7 , ' - , c ' . . , V. c . A , ' ' ' . - rl VV 1 . 7 . V 7 V 7. . . . . . 6 . al .. VV I 1 V . V L1 ,S . i S. 7. f K . V V c '-' ' , . . r ' ' 1 ' ' V A 1 . . . . , , 1 D i . . . ,c . ' 1 Y - r ' . K - V V V H . VV V V . V . V V ' , V ' V V 'V . , , ' fc . ' ' ' ' Q r ' c ' .' .

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t , Clfice UDnlncl5Jall'A fVVle1.macau-1 A great all-around back, Berwangerl Now finishing his collegiate career, Berwanger would run any team in the coun- try out of gas if he had the 1935 Ohio State front wall or the 1934 Minnesota line breaking ground for him. Thus wrote Red Grange for the November seventh, 1935 Saturday Even- ing Post. Teamwork! All of us can recall occasions on which every member at home or in a group at school worked unselfishly and enthusiastically for a common cause. We can remember the splendid results and the happiness each one felt in the achievement. The larger, more hopeless appearing problems have grown from the smaller ones. Likewise, great power for good is developed through noble purposes and united action. With all good wishes to Tustin Union High School stud- ents and the hope they may be recognized factors for making this world a better place for everyone, ---Emma B. Hield.

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