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

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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

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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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JOEL PARDEE CHARLES POE BOB CARSON Honorable Mention All CBL All CBL All District First Team Honorable All'CBl-- The Rams Traveled to Bexley for their next game. A tired-up Lion team was downed on its homecoming night by the Rams, 7-6. The Yellow Jackets of Mt. Vernon in- vaded Whitehall for the seventh game of the season. Matched evenly, both teams scored only once in the first half. Opening the second half with one of the most talked-about plays of the year, the Rams scored from the 45-yard line. The Yellow Jackets fought back in the last quarter and scored on a great carry by quarterback Don Harkins. The game ended in a 14-14 tie between two great teams. Hnllclimber stopped by Pardee and Winship.