Whitehouse High School - Whitonian Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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FOOTEQLL TEQVTI . .-...,. Q.- Y.-4 ,- Y 1 Top Row: P. Slaninka, C. Kern, G. Newton, C, Heminger, R. Stenphenson,D. Rupp, W. Wise, Q. Rostetter, R. Thomas, D. Lybarger, D. Ritenour, J. Ly- barger, Coach Campbell, Bottom Row: B. Smith, J. Kiger, W. Benson,Df.Reed D. Kos-ch, D. Koenigseker, R. Ritenour, R. Winslow, L. 'Nielinsl-ti, H. Hall -.

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INTRAMURALS The boys chose basketball as their intramural program through the winter months Since there are only 72 boys in high school, it was decided toliwe eight teams and eight men on a team and one manager as coach for each temno Games are held on Mondays and Wednesdays. A 56 game schedulewuas made out. The coaches were chosen as men most likely to make Varsity team The coaches chosen: Smith, Rupp, Ryerson, Hall, Kosch, Nielinski, Koenigseker, and Ritenour. Members of the teams were as follows: TIGERS Larry Wi0linSki SHOOTING STARS Dick Ritenour Clayton Kern Don Burkett Bob Nesbit Orville Carter Edward Bialecki Clayton Awmend Lewis Ruhm Don Morrison A BASKETBUSTERS Hamid Hall Bob Mondron Raymond Samberg Willard Wise John Bialecki GOLDEN GOPHERS Milton Ryerson Pete Mention Robert Stephenson Robert Bierbaum Jerome Height Ronnie Winslow Ray Black Jerry Kiger John Lybarger Charles Bois Roy,Samberg Fred Rosler Rodney Farthing Wilbur Crosby William Hill Robert Bialecki Edward Whalen ATOMIC FIVE Dick Koenigseker Jack Rostetter Edgar Nesbit Gordon Newton Eugene Symington TORNADOES Bernard Smith Wendell Benson Claire Heminger James Strayer Donald Ritenour ATONIC BOMBERS Don Rupp John Struth Panl Slaninka Kenneth Noaker David Lybarger BUCKEYES Dan Kosch Donald White Richard Thomas Gene Strayer Richard Dennis Alvin Obee Eldon Allman David Reed Rolin Jarvis Leroy Campbell Byron Ford Carl Thomas Cecil Morehouse EdwardiGower Marvin Longnecker Jack Hall Wallace Hahn Charles Smith Harold Wittes Clarence Ducat Ted Szymanski Leroy Ryerson Lewis Vollmar Russell Canter

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--1, 'S' .. ...., :- - - 1: , :gg ,- ' -Y - I - f i i -y-q-1. L' -Q- A -Q, i U- Q .-QQ,-' '-2 i - v X- ' -- : -' 'CEEF -:Ez 'S A -L - .fl- -ip . 1 -Q --' -1-,, uv ,-, 'i' 'Ll H 4 -1 .... : qs Q -1 '- -Y , - . -. . The Whitehouse Tigers returned to the gridiron after a vacation of three years. The new coach, Carl Campbell, call- ed the first practice September 18. A large group of boys turned out for the first practice. After a week of practice some found the going tough and the squad was narrowed doin to 24 boys. The practice game with Lambertville proved to be a hardship for our team because of the loss of Don Rupp for the rest of the season. Our first game was with Delta. Although the field was muddy and it rained thruout the game, the boys played a good game, but were nosed out 13-12. The second game of the season was with Liberty Center. They showed a fast offense and beat the Tigers 57-O. The following week we traveled to Gibsonburg for an afternoon game. Despite the fact that our boys were much smaller they put up a stiff battle. Gibsonburg 53, W.H.S. 6. During the season many of the fellows suffered in- juries. In a practice game with Monclova Heminger suffered a broken arm. Ohter injuries that were sustained were a dis- located shoulder by Smith, 'Newton was in an accident, Ritenour, Kosch, and Kern were nursing leg injuries. ' A six man game with Waterville proved to be fatal to W.H.S. because of the lack of many of the regulars. White- house was badly defeated 44-O. Next game was with Sylvania. Both teams put up a good b8tt1G. Sylvania 50, W.H.S. 12. The last game of the season was played at Swanton. Four Seniors played their last game for W.H.S. It was a rugged battle all the way. Swanton came out on top 20-6. With most'of this years' squad returning to the grid- iron next fall me are positive that W.H.S. will be well prepresented on the gridiron next year c 'fa . N