Whitehall Yearling High School - Aries Yearbook (Whitehall, OH)

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The Cat moves. Fresh from their win over Eastmoor, The Rams next Traveled to Reynoldsburg to down The Pur- ple Raiders 43-O. journeyed to Worthington to face The impressive Cardinals. Early in the game the Rams showed their champion-like form by scoring on a quick pass from quarterback Rohm to Joseph. Again in The second quarter The Rams drew blood, climax- ing a 72-yard march with a Touchdown by Gary Catalina. The Rams' rock-ribbed defense held Worthington throughout The second half, ending the game with a 22-O victory for the Black and White. A Ram on The loose. GARY CATALINA GARY JOSEPH TOM ROHM All-CBLg All-District First Team, Honorable All-CBLg Honorable Mention All-District. Honorable Mention All-CBL. Mention All-State. Ninety-six For their league opener, The now rolling Rams . 'SWG'

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Ci 1641. Zhampions Roger Middaugh, Ron Paxson, Ed Metzger, Bob Richards, Ron Neutzling, Jim Franklin, Coach Kane. THIRD ROW: Coach Georgeff, Coach McMillin, John Arbuckle, Sam De Worth, Jerry Bridges, Dee Aller, Jerry Millington, Bill Gornall, Charles Poe, Roger Roberts, Bob Franklin, Robbie Neutzling, Bob Schmidt, Larry Drake, Coach Allen. Determination, desire, and ability characterized the 1959 edition of Whitehall's fighting Rams. Again mentored by Mr. Bline, the Black and White compiled a record of 6-O-3, garnering for themselves the top position of the Central Buckeye League and -a high regard in Central Ohio grid circles. Whitehall received additional laurels when Rick Neutzling, Gary Catalina, and Don Justice were placed on the All- Central Buckeye League offensive team. Along with them, Gary Joseph, Bob Carson, Charles Poe, Bob Winship, and Bob Hutchinson, attained first berths on the All-C.B.L. de- fensive team. Rick Neutzling, Gary Catalina, and Charles Poe also were named to first place positions on the All- District team. Also obtaining honors was Coach Bline, who was named Central Ohio Coach of the Year. The season opener found the high spirited Whitehall team pitted against the Warriors of Eastmoor. The first impression of many was that both teams were evenly matched. Late in the third quarter the Rams came alive and ended a 69- yard drive with a tally by halfback Catalina. The Rams went on to score again in the fourth quarter, ending their first game with a 12-O win. SCHEDULE Whitehall 12, Eastmoor O Whitehall 43 Whitehall 20 , Reynoldsburg O , Worthington O Whitehall 14, Urbana 14 Whitehall 34, Grandview 6 Whitehall 7, Bexley 6 Whitehall 14, Mt. Vernon 14 Whitehall 20, Delaware 8 Whitehall O, Upper Arlington Ninety-five

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Ram recovers fumble. inf?-254:55 lt '- A T ' v gi.. ,im 2 T A Golden Bear caught in time. . T ' With upset on Their minds The Hill- climbers of Urbana Traveled into Whitehall for The fourth game of the season. Taking advantage of White- hall's earlier mistakes, the Hillclimb- ers scored early in The first quarter. Not to be denied, the Rams fought back and Tied The game in The sec- ond quarter 7-7. Each Team hit pay dirt once more before The game ended in a T4-14 Tie. The fifth game of the season paired the battling Rams with the Bobcats of Grandview. The half-time score stood' at 7-6 in favor of The Rams, but early in The Third period the combination of Rohm and Neutz- ling began to click, accounting for Three touchdowns in The 34-6 romp over Grandview. BOB WINSHIP RICK NEUTZLING BOB FRANKLIN All CBL All-CBLg All-District First Team. All-CBL Honorable Mention. N inety-seven