Washington Township High School - Washtonian Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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' av.. .w0 'f 'T Coach Rearic . . . Co-Captain Linsenbigler . . . Captain McGuire and Assistant Coach Bossart Cooperation in practice. APOLLO-21 W. T. H. S.-24 Friday, November 9, 1951 . . . that's an unofficial holiday in Washington Twp. since . . . Rearic's Raiders marked up the second victory for W. T. H. S. in the history of the ri- valry . . . the series dates back to 1930 . . .Wally Sullivan coached the first victory in 1934 . . . but no greater thriller ever was seen at Owens field than this year's game . . . topsy-turvey in that Apollo made the extra points . . . Twp. couldn't catch up except by an- other TD . . . the score changed 6 times before . . . the final Raider score . . . and a 24-21 victory . . . T. McGuire . . . scored the first points on a pass from Gene . . . Whiten cashed in on 3 T.D.'s and fourth place honors in the district . . . Apollo played its best game of the season . . . but W.T.H.S. had the boys determined to win in spite of the odds . . . a good game . . . good climax to a well-earned season of better than aver- age football . . . W. T. H. S. is still a little school . . . but BIG in spirit and drive. INDIVIDUAL SCORING: J. Whiten ............................. .- ...... 67 points G. McGuire ....................... ,,.,.. 2 4 points L. Hooper ....... ,...... 1 8 points T. McGuire ...... .,.,,,, 1 8 points R. Weinel .................,..,...,,.,,,...,,,.,,, 12 points Magee ...... ........ 6 points Lightner ...... ....... 6 points Riddile ........ ....... 6 points Howell ....... ....... 6 points Bertieri ...................................... 2 points The Crimson and White Eleven scored 165 points as against 78 points for the opposi- tion . . . Whiten and McGuire received honorable mention on the All-County Eleven. . . prospects look good for the fall of '52 . . . and the spirit of Washington Township will tops . . . in victory or defeat . . . It has been a pleasure to make this stop on FLIGHT ,52 ,, THE 1952 WASHTONIAN

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'bvau.,,,,I Mr. Stoops questions Mr. Harry Stuhldreher at the Fifth Annual Football Banquet. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Oklahoma Fire Company treated the members of the 1951 Crimson and White Football Squad to a delicious Turkey Dinner . . . free . . . Mr. Harry Stuhldreher, famous Quarterback of Notre Dame's Four-Horsemen . . . former Coach at the University of Wisconsin and Villanova . . . gave the guests an excellent account of football . . . then . . . and . . . now warned against the pitfalls of 'glory' . . . the fickleness of 'fans' . . . and a fine climatic and inspiring point on . . . The Final Whistle . . . live your life as a good game . . . be thoughtful . . . considerate . . . honest . . . and play hard. Spirit has always been an outstanding 'virtue' of Washington Township . . 1951 proved that point again ,. . . peo- ple donated liberally to purchase parkas for the team . . . Coach Rearic ac- cepts the money from Mrs. Weinel. . . Mrs. Sarver . . . Mrs. Grazzetti . . . Mrs. McGuire . . . Mrs. Miller . . . this display of pride and interest was greatly appreciated . . . the members of the staff of the 1951 WASH- TONIAN . . . express the gratitude of V the entire school . . . Thank You. :Q . ..,