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MICHIGAN-OHIO ST ATE \\' 1LB ·R E. NYPP, E ditor William A. WoodruH Advertising Manager John F. Hummell Circulation Manager ational Advertising Representative Don Spencer Co., 271 Madison Ave., ew York 16, . Y . The Pre ident's Message ------,i Welcome, °\; ' olverin s ! ------5 The thleti · Dire(·tors ------6 Th Head oach s ------7 Today's Homecoming Musi ------8 Ohio , tale Players ------9, 11, 18, 29, 31 , 34, ,i2 Offen; ive ancl Defen ive Lineups ------10 Michigan Players ------12, 16, 32, 36 tudenl enate Greets Grads ______19 The l'ni,·er ity of Michigan ------20 Ohio Lale Playing umbers ______22 Michigan Playing umbers ------27 Ohio tate Marc·hing Band ------30 Ohio , tat , ongs and heer ------38 Ohio Lale Ch •er-Leaden, ------40 Ohio tale chrclule~ For 1953 ------40 Ohio Lale Football Roster ------43 Michigan Football Roster ------45
3 DR. HATCHER RETURNS A MESSAGE FROM AS MICHIGAN "PREXY" THE PRESIDENT
teacher, administrator, author and lecturer. game, you are seeing two finely trained FAMOUS on of Ohio is a special Home standing W LCOME, Alumni and Visitors! the football A aggregations, representing the be t in collegiate coming guest today. Among the best known of his books have been meeting in Ohio Stadium of the lute them. Thi biennial marching bands. V-/ e want especially to sa novels such as "Tunnel Hill," "Patterns of Wolf teams of the Ohio State University and the Dr. Harlan H . Hatcher who became president of football Time." series of University of Michigan always is a high point in !though the game is the thing for the moment, the University of Michigan on September 1, 1951 , pen," and "Central Standard o will want to spend some time Lakes region the season. There i no Homecoming quite like this returning Alumni al served 29 years a a member of the Ohio State Uni hi torical works on Ohio and the Great two this week end looking about the campus. Here you one. Here is a traditional rivalry that span holds three degrees from this brought him state honors in 1949 and 1950. will ee the evidences of great physical progress. versity staff. He thirds of the history of Ohio State. served in the Naval The U niver ity yearly becomes better equipped to University. During World War II, he Many a great contest between Ohio Sta-te and render more fully its obligations to those who come Reserve, returning to become Dean of the College of both During the years of hi service at Ohio tate, Iichigan lives in the memorie of alumni of to it for learning. I am ure you will hare our pride Art and Sciences. He was appointed vice-president . The competition has been keen and intense while he held posts ranging from instructor in the ·chool in the 'e accomplishments. in 1948. over the years, calling for the best in both teams. English department to vice-president of the Univer DR. HOWARD L. BEVIS V-lelcome, Dr. Hatcher! color to this grea,t spectacle are the ity, Dr. Hatcher became widely-known as an out- Lending President marching bands of Ohio State and Michigan. As in
5 The The Athle tic Head Directors Coaches
W. W. " WOODY" HAYES RICH ARD C. LARKI NS State University Ohio State University Ohio
H. 0 . CRISLER BENNIE OOSTERBAAN University of Michigan University of Michigan 6 7 TODA Y'S HOMECOMING MUSIC
T ODAY, Music at Half-time recognizes the fact that Continuing on its holiday jaunt, the Marching 120 move Homecoming ushers in the season of "Home Holidays" in and out of formation to that old favorite, Home Sweet and so the Ohio State University Marching Band "cele H 0111e. First they form a church, facing east, to depict the brates" for everyone Thank giving, Christmas and New serious ide of that Fall Festival, Thanksgiving. In the Year's Day. church is heard the traditional Hymn of Thanksgiving. First, in tribute to the University of Michigan, the band Ah, but Thank giving means turkey, so here is a real opens the show with a divided fanfare by Charles arter, live gobbler facing west who gets its head chopped off to the based upon the Michigan Victors March. A the drum and tune of T1trkey i11 the Straw. Thus the band "roasts" the basses enter from the west SO yard line, the rest of the band turkey, wh ich invitc:s the crowd to take All Of Me. is split so there is a group at either end of the field. Playing Right aroun d the corner from Thanksgiving is the
BERNIE SKVARKA ROBERT GRIMES FRED BRUNEY Halfback- Captain End Halfback
Ohio State Players
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the stirring Michigan fight song, the three ection come Yuletide season. For thi , the Marching Band outlines with together to form a huge "M" to alute our friendly rivals red cards, two hristmas bells tied together with a green from the north. bow. This faces east. The bells ring out with the ever popu But today is Homecoming! The "high-steppers" play lar carol, Adcstc · Fidelis. a map of our own the nostalgic Beautiful Ohio as they draw Gay social events highlight the week following Christ the map are signs representing Buckeye State. Placed on mas, so the flashing feet of the Ohio State University and teubenvillc. Toledo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Portsmouth Marching Band go "dancing" in top hat, white tie and cane A Buckeye Leaf locates the site of the Ohio tate Uni as it plays Pu.tti11' 011 Your Top I-lat. versity. At last it is New Year's Eve, and the band measures the At this point, the music changes to Auld Lang Sync last waning minutes of the year with an hour glass facing and the Homecoming Queen and her court are escorted to west. To the strains of As Ti111e Goes By, grains of sand the Buckeye Leaf. Here, William Judy, homecoming chair move down through the hour glass. When the tune changes man, introduce Frederick Pride, president of the Alumni Lang s,me, our thoughts revive to the expectation Association, who presents the Queen with a bouquet and to Auld next year's Homecoming. the Homecoming Queen Trophy. Everyone then is invited of to sing the Ohio State University Alma Mater, Carme11 And so the Band says So Long to all for 1952 as it Ohio, conducted by Jack 0. Evans, acting director of the marches north in two lines to finish the season as it began it Marching Band. --at the ramp.
TONY CURCILLO RICHARD ANDERSON MARTS BEEKLEY Fullback End Halfback 9 8 CARMEN OHIO MICHIGAN OFFENSE Words by Fred A. Cornell, ' 06 (Spanish Chant) LE LT LG c RG RT RE Oh! come let's sing Ohio's praise, And songs to Alma Mater raise; 85 Perry 79 Bennett 67 Timm 53 O'Shaughnessy 64 Beison 78 Pederson 83 Stanford While our hearts rebounding thri ll, With joy which death alone 65 Cachey 58 Vander Zeyde 63 Matheson 70 Zatkoff 82 Dingman can sti ll. 81 Topp 62 Strozewski Summer's heat or Winter's cold, Th e seasons pass, the years will roll; Time and change will surely show How firm thy friendship Ohio. QB These jolly days of priceless worth, By far the gladdest days of 27 Topor earth, 23 McDonald Soon will poss and we not know How dearly we love Ohio. We should strive to keep thy name Of fair repute and spotless fame; LH RH So, in college halls we' ll grow To love thee better Ohio. 41 Kress 15 Howell Tho' age may dim our mem' ry 's store, We' ll think of happy days 14 Oldham 17 Branoff of yore, True to friend and frank to foe, As sturdy sons of Ohio. FB If on seas ot core we roll, ' Neath blackened sky, o'er barren shoal, 38 Balzhiser Tho'ts of thee bid darkness go, Dear Almo Mater Ohio. 30 Baer MICHIGAN DEFENSE LE LT LG RG RT RE 84 Green 77 Walker 61 Dugger 64 Beison 72 Balog 86 Knutson 82 Dingman 79 Bennett 63 Matheson 71 Geyer 78 Peders on 83 Stanford LB LB 70 Zatkoff 39 LeClaire 38 Balzhiser 27 Topor LH s RH 37 Tinkham 85 Perry 14 Oldham 15 Howell 4 1 Kress 35 Rescorla
OHIO STATE OFFENSE ,4ftte,i the LE LT LG c RG RT RE 80 Grimes 74 Guthrie 62 Takacs 51 Krisher 63 Reichenbach 73 Jacoby 85 Joslin qame .. 88 Hague 77 Swartz 66 Roberts 50 Ru ehl 66 Roberts 74 Guthrie 83 Dugger A DELIGHTFUL QB DINING PLACE Lecki e 20 Borton GETTING 22 Le ggett AWAY ~ COAL COMPANY, Inc LH RH FROM THE \- 12 Bruney 45 Watkins ORDINARY ~~ COLUMBUS, OHIO 33 Koepnick 40 Cassady •"O"' • FB KUENNING'S "19" J' RESTAURANT 36 Hlay 19 NORTH HIGH STREET • NEXT TO THE DESHLER HOTEL 32 Bechtel * OHIO STATE DEFENSE LE LT G RT RE E. ELFORD. 90 Thomas 76 Denker 73 Jacoby 79 Vavroch 82 Anderson POCAHONTAS NEW RIVER 91 Manyak 70 Schiller 63 Reich enbach 70 Schiller 90 Thomas & SON, INC. LB LB LB WEST VIRGINIA and KENTUCKY 25 Curcillo 42 Goodsell 14 Doyle 46 Bond 46 Bond 66 Roberts LH s RH Contractors 48 Beekley 47 Rosso 12 Bruney COAL 12 Bruney 42 Goodsell 19 Howell COLUMBUS, OHIO
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HOMECOMING CHAIRMEN-Sitting, left lo right: Ke ith Welborn, donce; Dick Felty, queen's entertainment; William Judy, gen• eral chairman; Margie Pfeiffer, secretary; Chuck Petree, house decorations. Standing, left to right: Bill Sellers, publicity and John Craw· ford, rally chairman.
T ODAY is Homecoming! Other Homecoming traditions are many. There's One of Ohio State Cniversity'· oldest tradition~, the annual H omecomin g Dance-at which the queen bonfire rally held Homecoming, wa origin ated June 21, 1882-eight i crown cl. There· the traditional rities years before Ohio State played it first intercollegiat the night before the game. Fraternities and soro game. And extrav football game. On this occa ion 70 years ago. a group hold open house follo,,·ing the the day of alumni gathered at the Neil House to renew old agant decorations- which 11·e re displayecl friendship . They \\'C:'re erYed a even-course. before-,,till may be ·een. French m nu dinner. And it co t them only $1.00 ! Probably the most humorous-and most unu ual Since then, Homecoming ha become steeped i11 e,·ent in Homecom ing hist ry happened just 25 tradition and fi ll e WILLIAM PETERSEN DON SWARTZ ROBERT JOSLIN Quarterback Tackle End 18 19 HISTORY OF UNIVERSITY OF MICH IGAN Founded in 18 17 a a fund · provided by the Legi lature, are in use. A primary chool and classical three-unit addition to Angell Hall, costing $4,784,- academy in Detroit, the Uni 403, provides modern and much-n ecled additional versity of Michigan ha fa r space for the College of Literature, cience and the outgrown its humble begin Arts. ning until today it stand One of the unit contains 47 new classrooms, d - recognized a one of the partment quarters fo r j ournali 111, a vision laboratory world' great center of and a p ychology workshop and laboratory. In a learning. second unit will be office pace for 195 faculty mem bers as \\·ell a:; department quarters fo r Engli h , hi - The arounclwork for the mighty educational tory, political cience, p ych l ogy and sociology. e" wa laid just 135 years ago this fa ll when structur The other n ew structure is a $3,726,800 out-patient of the aovernor and judges of the Territor) an act Clinic at University H ospital. Thi provides modern of Michigan c~eated the University of ?.lichigania. and expanded facilities fo r handling patients who byterian minister, the Reverend John Mon A Pre receive treatment but do not require hospitaliza wa president, and a Catholic prie t, Father teith, tion. This unit also i another step toward a cen wa vice pre i lent. In 1821 another Gabriel Richard, tralized med ical center and will help the Medical judge changed the nam~ to act of the governor and School provide the necessary training fo r its in niversity of Michigan, abandoning the M1~h the U creased enrollment. of 21 tru tees became the govermng igania. A board All of the niversity's 15 sch ols and coll ges group. keep up a continuous s tudy of their course offer(ngs Transferre l to Ann rhor in 1873, the year that and make changes a man' knowledge expands o r :Michigan became a tate, clas e actually were begun need develops for ome new type of in struction. in 1841 on lhe new 40-acre campu although a One new Dean has taken over lea !er hip of the Detroit branch wa maintained until 1842. There i , bigge t uni t on the campu , the College of Literature, however, a Univer. ity building in Detroit in which Science and Art . Another who took office in Feb a larae program of cla ses is carried on. ruary la t year will begin hi fir t full year as head In it humble beginning there were only seven of the School of Education. students in the U niversity' opening clas as com Charles E. Odegaard will be the new Dean of the pared to more than 21,000 during the enrollment Arts college. He left hi s post as executive director peak after , vorld Vvar II, and the 17,213 Student of the American Council of Learned ocieties to who took resident course la t yea r. replace retiring Dean Hayward Y en iston. The clo e of the 1951-52 chool year brought thr Dean Willard C. 01 on will be starting hi fir 't number of graduate , including la t year's 5,36C full year, with increa eel ervices to i\Iichi gan chools group, to an all-time total of 138,927. The enrollment a one of hi s main objectives. of 17,213 during the previou chool terms ranked The University faculty numbers 1,194 members, the niver ity of Michigan as fo urth in size in the es entially the same a in 195 l. Not evident in the e nited States. tati tic is a red uction of 39 in the number of in ize, however, is not a basis upon which educa structor and a proportionate increase in faculty tional standards are judged but i\Iichigan ha long members of profes ional rank. been recognized fo r the excellence of its teaching Directing thi s va t and com1 lex structure i the and the variety and high standard of its curriculum. University' eighth pre ·iclent-Harlan H. Hatcher, In the ea rl y day the limi ted curri cu lum was ba eel who i in his econd year a hea I of the in titution. upon the clas ics and mathematic. During his first year in office, Pre ident Hatcher Todav there arc 15 schools and colleaes offering has traveled from coast to coa t to become fami li ar HE cool green of a thick Scott Lawn will add charm to cour e-.' They are the College of Literature, Science with the fa r flung Michigan alumni fami ly. His tal Tyour home and zest to your outdoor living. Easy to and the Arts, Coll ge of Engineering, the 102-year ent as an administrator already ha become ev id nt. achieve when you follow the suggestions in LAWN CARE old Medical chool, Law chool, Co ll ege of Phar On educational problems, he has repeatedly ex and use the products developed by Scott's Lawn Research. macy, School of Demi try, College of Architecture pressed concern over colleges and universities turn and De ign, School of Education, School of Bu ine · ing out too- pecialized product \\·ho ar authorities Scott Lawns set the pace from Maine to California dmini tration, School of Natural Re ourcc ·, in a specific field but are not aware of the re t of the you ought to have one. School of N ur ing, chool of Music, , chool of world. As an hi torian of rer ute, he also has ex Public Health, chool of ocial Vv'o rk and the Hor pres eel his feelings that knowledge of what has ace H. Rackham School of Graduate tudie-. happened before i vital to meeting the problems of Thi fall two new building , both con-tructed from today and tomorrow. 20 Also Ridgefield, N. J. - Palo Alto, California • • Ohio State University Playing Numbers • Lin.e up your football No. Nome Pos. • week-end at 11 Ernst, Richard ··-·-·---·- -·--·····-- RH 12 ** Bruney, Fred ----····-··-··-········ ...... LH 14 *Doyle, Richard ------·····--····-·--········- FB • 15 Knecht, Gilbert ------··· .. __ LH 19 Howell, Carroll ------·-----·------·· .. LH QB 20 *Borton, John ------· ----··· QB 21 Petersen, William ------·-····-····-·········. QB 22 Leggett, David --····-····------·-· -·· 23 Koder, Robert ------·---- Q 3 24 Weed, Thurlow -----·······------····· QB 25 **Curcillo, Tony ··------····------RH 28 *Wilks, William ------·····-- QB 30 Ludwig, Paul ····--·-----·------··· .. .. FB 32 Bechtel, Earl ___ ----··················-·· ·-········ FB 33 **Koepnick, Robert ------·--·- -···· RH 35 Gibbs, Jack ------. FB 36 **Hlay, John ------·····------·-····-·-······· FB 40 Cassady, Howard ------····· LH 42 *Goodsell, Douglas ------_____ .. FB RH 43 Gambill, David ------·------·-· 44 ** Skvarka, Bernie ·------···· LH 45 Watkins, Robert ·----- _ _ _ --- RH 46 Bond, Robert .. ····-······· --·- ---······ ... RH 47 *Rosso, George ------··---- RH 48 *8eekley, Marts ------·------... RH how fast and easy those power steering Chryslers 49 Young, Richard ------·-····· LH " Notice get parked?" 50 Ruehl, James ------······----- C 51 *Krisher, Jerry ------···· ...... _ _ C 53 *Merrell, James ------·-···· --· _ C 54 Nosky, Richard ------... G 55 Thornton, Robert ------. c Donald ------·················-··· c 56 Dawdy, c Your Friendly 58 Mott, William ---·-····-··--- -··· McCLURE 59 Ternent, William LG 60 Sidell, Rollo ····-···-··-·······-- LG CHRYSLER 62 *Takacs, Michael -··------LG RG NESBITT PLYMOUTH 63 *Reichen bach, James ------·-· .. _ • The NEIL IIOUSE 64 Williams, David -----· . .. .. LG MOTOR CORP. 65 McEntee, J ervis ------• ___ _ G DEALERS LG Noted for Hospitality . .. for Food . Main St. 66 Roberts, Robert • 1505 E LG 67 Damsel, William ------·---··-·· Oulstanding Service 68 Riticher, Ray RG LG 69 Standard, Jack ---·-- ···········---····- • 70 Schiller, Richard ___ _ RT 655 rooms with bath - fireproof garage 71 Myers, Robert ---- RT 72 Schumacher, James RT One Stop • Cocktail Lounge Coffee Shop and Grill Complete 73 • Jacoby, George RT Service • 24 Hour 74 *Guthrie, George -----··-··· ___ • RT Towing WOOD 75 **Hietikko, James LT 76 Denker, Irv .... lT • After the game, visit The TOWN 77 Swartz, Donald LT and COUNTRY ROOM for the best NESBITT 78 Edgington, Harry --········-··· LT Hugh Nesbitt '14 LT INC. 79 Vavroch, William ------··------• Dining, Dancing and Entertain 80 **Grimes, Robert _____ ---·· LE Harold Wood '31 611 E. Broad St. 81 Maddox, Joel ---·------RE ment . 82 • Anderson, Richard ·-·· ···-···-····· __ .. RE • RE 83 Dugger, Dean ----···--·--·--···· 84 Croy, Jack ... ___ LE Private parties arranged on 85 *Joslin, Robert ------···--- RE • 86 Campbell, Jack ···-···-····--····-· ------... RE short notice. 89 Corbitt, Walter ----·------LE 88 Hague, Thomas ------. ---- ____ • LE • 90 *Thomas, Richard --······ . ···-·· ...... LE LE 91 Manyak, John ----··------····----· Harry L. Ludwig, 92 Ashton, William LE • President and Managing Director • Indicates letter. • • 22 MICHIGAN SQUAD OHIO STATE SQUAD 14-0ldham '53 B 20 5'9" 167 11-Ernst '54 20 5'9" 168 15-Howell '53 B 20 5'8" 165 12-Bruney '53 20 5'1 O" 177 16-Witherspoon '53 B 20 5' 11" 185 14-Doyle '53 22 6' 189 17-Branoff '56 B 18 5' 11" 180 15-Knecht '55 19 5'10" 180 18-Hickey '55 B 19 5'8" 160 19-Howell '55 19 5'9" 167 19-Knickerbocker '55 B 19 5'1 O" 165 20-Borton '55 19 6'1" 197 23-McDonald '55 B 19 6' 175 21-Petersen '53 23 6' 200 26-Billings ' 53 B 20 5' 11" 180 22-Leggett '55 19 6' 196 27-Topor '53 B 20 6' l" 212 23-Koder '54 20 5'1 O" 185 28-Zanfagna '54 B 22 5'1 O" 180 24-Weed '55 19 S'S" 128 30-Baer '55 B 19 5' 11" 180 25-Curcillo '53 21 6'1" 198 32-Gagalis '55 B 20 5' 11" 190 28-Wilks '53 21 6'2" 182 33-Hurley '54 B 19 5'1 O" 185 30-Ludwig '56 18 6'3" 212 35-Rescorla '53 B 20 5'11" 180 32-Bechtel '54 20 6'2" 192 37-Tinkham '53 B 20 5' 1 O" 178 33-Koepnick ' 53 21 . 6' 194 38-Bal:i:hiser '54 B 19 6' 1" 185 35-Gibbs '55 20 5'10" 185 39-LeClaire '53 B 21 6' 190 36-Hlay ' 53 22 6'1" 204 42-Kress '54 B 20 5' 11" 175 40-Cassady '56 18 5'1 O" 166 44-Cline '55 B 19 5'10" 168 42-Goodsell '55 19 6'2" 192 49-Evans '55 B 19 5' 11" 185 43-Gambill '53 21 5' 11" 177 50- Shomsky '55 G 19 5'1 O" 190 44-Skvarka ' 53 21 5'9" 182 51-Muellich 'SS T 18 6'2" 185 45-Watkins '55 20 5'9" 188 53-0'Shaughnessy '54 c 20 5' 11" 190 46-Bond '56 19 6'1" 182 54-Melchiori '53 c 21 6' 185 47-Rosso '54 22 S' 1 O" 174 55-Wine '56 c 18 6'2" 195 48-Beekley '53 21 5'9" 183 , KING-SIZE 56-Drake '55 c 25 5' 11" 220 SO-Ruehl '55 21 6'2" 210 58-VanderZeyde '54 c 20 6' 190 51-Krisher 'S 5 19 6' 230 61-Dugger '54 G 20 5'1 O" 178 53-Merrell '54 20 6'3" 222 62-Stro:i:ewski ' 53 T 21 6' 200 54- Nosky '54 20 6' 190 GAP{TTEj 63- Matheson '53 G 20 5'10" 190 SS-Thornton '54 20 6' 196 64-Beison '54 G 20 6' 200 56-Dawdy '54 21 6'1" ,200 :o , 65-Cachey ' 54 G 20 5' 11" 185 58-Mott '55 20 6'2" 190 ' N 66-Chomic:i: '56 G 19 6'1" 195 59-Ternent '53 20 6' I" 197 1,~ 67-Timm ' 53 G 20 5' 11" 185 60-Sidell '54 21 6' 209 68-Kamhout '55 T 19 6'2" 205 62-Takacs '54 22 6' 208 69- Williams '54 G 21 5'9" 185 63-Reichenbach '55 19 5'10" 216 LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO. 70-Zatkoff '53 T 20 6'2" 210 64-Williams '55 20 S' 11" 215 71-Geyer '55 T 19 6'2" 215 66-Roberts '54 20 S' 11" 188 72-Balog '54 T 20 6'3" 210 68-Riticher '55 19 5'1 O" 212 73-Bartholomew ' 53 T 20 6'3" 200 70-Schiller '55 18 6'2" 252 74-Shields ' 56 T 18 6'3" 215 71-Myers '55 19 6'5" 225 77-Walker '55 T 18 5' 11" 198 72- Schumacher '55 20 6' 210 78-Pederson '53 T 20 6'2" 215 73-Jacoby '54 20 5'11" 222 79-Bennett '54 T 20 6'2" 195 6'1" 221 74- Guthrie '53 20 SO-Rex '56 E 19 6' 1" 185 21 6'3" 230 75-Hietikko '53 81 - Topp '54 E 20 6'2" 190 76-Denker '54 20 6'1" 219 '53 E 21 6' 180 77-Swart:i: '55 19 6'1" 230 82-Dingman 78-Edgington '54 21 6'3" 209 83-Stanford '54 E 20 6'2" 190 79-Vavroch ' 53 21 6' 1" 203 84-Green '53 E 20 6' 180 SO-Grimes '53 21 6'1" 196 85-Perry '53 E 19 6' 180 SI- Maddox '54 22 6' 2" 200 86-Knutson '54 E 19 6'4" 210 82-Anderson ' 53 22 6' 1" 192 87- Bowns '56 E 18 6' 190 19 6'2" 216 83-Dugger '55 88-Veselenak '55 E 19 6'2" 190 19 6'1" 181 84-Croy ' 55 89- Bates '55 E 19 6' 195 21 6' 187 85-Joslin '54 90-Dutter '54 E 20 6'2" 190 21 S' 11" 185 86-Campbell '55 92-Ritter '55 T 19 6' 210 2Q 6' 19i SS-Hague '54 93-Mclntyre '54 T 21 6' 190 20 6'1" 190 89-Corbitt '55 94- Rahrig '54 G 21 5' 11" 195 s '53 21 6'1" 194 90-Thoma 96-Pella ' 53 T 20 6'2" 205 91 - Manyak '53 22 6'1" 191 92-Ashton '55 19 6'1" 190 LARGEST SELLING CIGARETTE IN AMERICA'S COLLEGES '--~------_S;Co~p~yrighf 1952, l1voEH& M'IUS To1..1.cco Co. FACTS ABOUT 1952 OPPONENTS Un iversity of Michigan INDIANA Playing Numbers Located: Bloomington Name of Stadium: Memorial (33,774 ) Founded : 1820 Footba 11 Coach: Bernie Crimmins No. Name Pos. Enrollment: 13,386 Series R ecord: OSU won 20; Indiana, 10; Nickname: Hoosiers 3 ties. 14 *Oldham, Donald L. ---·· ··-···----· ...... HB Color&< Crimson and 1951 Record., Won 2, Lost 7 15 *Howell, Frank ------·-·-··-----··-----·· .... HB Cream Lettermen Returning: 26 16 *Witherspoon, Thomas W. ____ • ···------HB 17 Branoff, Tony ······------·······-- ···········--··· ... HB PURDUE 18 Hickey, Edward L. ------·········- ---······· HB 19 Stanley ---···--·-··----· . HB Located: Lafayette Name of Stadium: Ross-Ade (52,000) Knickerbocker, Founded: 1869 Football Coach: "Stu" H olcomb 23 *McDonald, Duncan B. ------·· ·-······· QB _ . ______QB Enrollment: 11,000 Series Record : OS U won 9 ; Purdue, 4 ; 26 *Billings, Bill E. ----· _ ... ·- .. Nickr>ame: Boller- 1 tie. 27 *Topor, Ted P. ------···-·--··---·-· ··--··· QB makers 1951 Record: Won 5, Lost 28 *ZanFagna, Donald M. ······---······-·······----· QB Lettermen Returning : 30 Colors: Old Gold and 30 Baer, Fred N. ·-·····----·------______FB Black 32 Gagalis, Peri ..... ··-· ··-··--·····-····· ·-·-····· FB 33 Hurley, Robert ··-····-----·-·---·····-··-··· __ FB WISCONSIN 35 *Rescorla, Russell G. ··------·------···· FB Located: Madison Name of Stadium: Camp Randall (51,000) 37 *Tinkham, David J. ___ .. ·-··- ····················- .... FB Founded : 1848 Football Coach: Ivan Williamson 38 Balzhiser, Richard E. ___ . ------·· ___ -··· .. FB Series Record: OSU won 12, Wisconsin 6; Enrollment, 14,460 39 *LeClaire, Laurence E. ------·-········-FB , Badgers 3 ties. Nicknam.,. 41 Kress, Edward S. (Ted) -·-·-········-···· ...... ____ HB Colors: Cn.rdinal and 1951 Record : W on 7, Lost l, Tied J 44 Cline, J. Daniel ---· ···--··-----··-- HB White Let.termen Returning: 17 HB 49 Evans, Donald K. ______G WASHINGTON STATE 50 Shomsky, Joseph G. --··· --····· ··--···-···-···-- 51 Muellich, George C. ___ ·--·---- .. T Ru;:ers (25,000) Located: Pullman Name of Stadium: 53 *O'Shaughnessy, Richard E. ------···-·. C 1870 Football Coach : A 1ton Kircher Founded: 54 Melchiori, Wayne F. -·· -·-·-. C 5,894 Series Record: First meeting Enrollment: -·---····-C Nickname: Cougars 1951 Record: Won 7, Lost 3 55 Wine, Raymond L. __ .. ----····-··- Colors: Crimson and Lettermen Returning: 20 56 Drake, Donald D. ·------·-- . __ C Gray 58 Vande rZeyde, Raymond ... -··· ···-·-··-····--C 61 *Duggar, Donald R. _. _ . -·--····· • ...... G T IOWA 62 *Strozewski, Richard J. _ _ ___ . _ 63 *Matheson, Robert K. -· ...... G Name of Stadium: lowa (53,000) Located: Iowa City _ .. G Football Coach: Forest Evashevski 64 * Beison, Ric hard A. Founded: 1847 G Enrollment: 8,192 Series Record: OSU won 8; Iowa, 5 ; 65 Cachey, Theodore J. __ Nickname: Hawkeyes 2 ties 66 Chomicz, Cas'mir A...... •... G Colors: Old Gold and 1951 Record: Won 2, Lost 5, Tied 2 67 *Timm, Robert F. ______G Black Lettermen R eturning: 16 68 Kamhout, Carl R., Jr. ··-- T 69 Williams, Ronald M...... G NORTHWESTERN 70 *Zatkoff, Roger ···------T T Located: Evanston Name of Stadium: Dyche (54,000) 71 Geyer, Herbert Ronald ------····· Founded: 1851 Football Coach: Robert Voigts 72 *Balog, James T. ------···--·· .T Enrollment: 7,699 Series Record: OSU won 19 ; North 73 *Bartholomew, Bruce A. __ __ -·-· _ T Nickname: Wildcats western 9 ; 1 tie 74 Shields, Kenneth H. __ --·-·------· _ T Purple and 1961 Record : Won 5, Lost 4 Colors: 77 , Arthur D. --··--·· ----···· ·-······-······-·········T White Lettermen Returning: 26 Walker 78 *Pederson, Bernhardt L. .. ··-·------.. -····--··-T 79 *Bennett, Don ------····--- _T The DESH LER'S "H IT PARADE" OF STARS PITTSBURGH 80 Rex, Richard U. ---· ···-··- __ ······-··- ___ E Now-Nitely thru Oct. 1 Located: Pittsburgh Name of Stadium: Pitt (60,000) 81 Topp, E. Robert . ------·-·· ----·····--··- _ E HARRY RANCH And His Comedy And Dance Band Founded: 1787 r'ootball Coach: Lowell Dawson 82 *Dingman, Robert W. ---·-··-·····------___ E Record: OSU won 12 ; Pitt 3 : Enrollment: 16,000 Series 83 , Thad C. -··--········· --·-·-··· ---· E 1 tie *Stanford Oct. 2 thru Oct. 15 Nickname: Panthers 84 II (Capt.) -----···-···· ...... E Gold Record: Won 3, Lost *Green, Merrill . the incomparable HILDEGARDE Colors: Blue and 1951 ._E .. Lettermen Returning: 26 85 *Perry, Lowell P . .. ---··· ___ ----·--····· Oct. 16 thru Oct. 29 86 *Knutson, Eugene P...... ···--- ..•...... E 87 , Stanley ----· . __ ...... __ E WALLY GRIFFIN, famous pianist-songster ILLINOIS Bowns 88 Veselenak, John J, -·· ---·-·-····------. _ E Radio, TV and Recording Star Located: Champaign Name of Stadium: Memorial (71,119) 89 Bates, James V. __ ....• ____ E Founded: 1868 Football Coach: Ray Eliot 12 90 S. --···- ··-· ·······- .... E Oct. 30 thru Nov. Enrollment: 15,350 Series Record: OSU won 22 ; lllinois, 15 ; Dutter, George 92 Ritter, Charles A. ______T TV's fabulous DAGM AR, IN PERSON ... ('nuff said!) Nickname: Illini 3 ties Colors: Orange and 1951 Record: Won 9, Lost O, Tied 1 93 Mcintyre, John -· ---·------__ T Nov. 13 thru Nov. 26 Blue Lettermen Returning: 24 94 Rohrig, Don ____ ... -···· G PEE WEE HUNT and his Great Dixieland Band 96 Pella, G. Roy T MICHIGAN *Lettermen Located: Ann Arbor Name of Stadium: Michigan (97,239) Founded: 1817 Football Coach : Bennie Oosterbaan Enrollment: 18,800 Series Record: Michigan won 32; OSU, Nickname: Wolverines 12; 4 ties Colors: Maize and Blue 1951 Record: Won 4, Lost 5 Lettermen Returning: 28 27 {(. Wilke Meats, Inc. Makes The Team That is, Wilke makes The Team a Stronger one! • ROBERT THORNTON CARROLL HOWELL RICHARD SCHILLER Football men Like Center Halfback Tackle Wilke's meats. Ohio State Players Photos by Ilouse of Port1·aits The safest surface for driving is ~ • also the safest for modern air ports. Through the years, asphalt We sell better meats . . . has proved to be the best and safest for both. lower mainte nance and lower first-cost both the kind you'll wont make asphalt the most econom- ical pavement. on your own table. OHIO ROAD IMPROVEMENT CO. ~ O UMBUS , OHIO {(. Wilke Meats, Inc. * .. .. i(. * .. * ~ Wholesale and Retail * 175 E. Rich St. JAMES MERRELL HAROLD MARTIN GERALD SCHWARTZ Center Manager Manager 28 29 DRUM MAJOR AT SALUTE JAMES REICHENBACH RI CHARD DOYLE JAMES RUEHL Guard Halfback Center Ohio State Players Photos by House of Portratts AMES E. BODMAN, Ohio State Former Director Eugene J. W eigel in can 1·everse direction w ithout inter J University's ~ LAURENCE LeCLAIRE ROBERT MATHESON DUNCAN McDONALD Quarterback Fullback Guard • • Columbus Taxicab Michigan Players The NEW • Owners Association • Hills Cab Company • MA. 1313 • Green Cab Company AD. 4141 RESTAURANT 77 SOUTH HIGH STRE ET Northway Cab Company UN. 1191 Opposite Ohio"s Cap itol • Radio Cab Company AD. 7161 • Safety Cab Company FL. 2623 • And Red Top Cab Co. FL. 2623 • City Cab Company • FL. 2623 - your good-will by ren dering a satisfying and efficient food service. A new and And Capitol Cab Co. FL. 2623 enlarged dining place of superb DONALD OLDHAM RICHARD O'SHAUGHNESSY BEN PEDERSON East Side Cab Company Halfback Center Tackle beauty. See the Master Mural depicting FE. 5511 the Beautiful and Historic Ohio. Columbus Taxicab Co. FL. 3440 Other Mills Restaurants in C/eve/ond and Cincinnati. /n Detroit, Greenfield's Restaurants under some management. SMITH· STEVENS TAILORING CO. • CUSTOM TAILORING • DRY CLEANING • AL ERA TIONS • FORMAL WEAR RENTALS 1894 N. High al 16th Avo. Opposite OSU WA. 9373 Don A. Smith & John S. Stevens, Co-owners LOWELL PERRY RUSSELL RESCORLA KENNETH SHIELDS End Fullback Tackle 32 33 ICE The Complete Bakery Line! COAL The Womans Baking Company is an exclusive baker of fine bakery products for restaurants, and hotes, schools, and institutions. Stoker COAL For 61 years baking 54 different items of good to eat baked goods. Regular route service six CHARCOAL - ICE CUBES days a week. Emergency service at anytime. ICE AND CARRY OUT CRUSHED We are as close as your telephone. * EVergreen 9564 MURRAY CITY COAL & ICE CO. THE RICHARD THOMAS DEAN DUGG ER MICHAEL TAKACS End End Guard 1334 EDGEHILL ROAD MANS BAKING CO. UN. 1151 UN. 1152 WO Karl F. Faelchle II, '38, President Boardman & Sons Ohio State Players Photos by House of Portratts K eep fun goin g Pause for a Coke Bottled Under Authority of The Coca-Cola Company by ROBERT MYERS IRV DENKER GEORGE GUTHRIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF OHIO Tackle Tackle Tackle 34 35 RICHARD STROZEWSKI ROBERT TIMM DAVID TINKHAM Tackle Guard Fullback Michigan Players As Time Passes- 0 H I O Completed 1922 Stand• as Positivo Evidence of the Enduring Strength Possible to Attain in Concrete by Using MARBLE CUFF LIMESTONE AN D MARBLE CLIFF LIMESTONE SAND THE MARBLE CL IFF QUARRIES CO. CO LUMBUS, OHIO ALL NEW GRANDVIEW INN 1127 Dublin Rd. TED TOPOR ROBERT TOPP RAY WINE Quarterback End Center Come See The Most for 11odem living ••• Beautiful Dining Room In Ohio GAS is ·best! • Gos Appliances give exclusive conveni. ence and luxury for so little, with Gas The Best Steak Dinner ranges, dryers, water heaters, refriger ator~ and summer-winter air condition in Town ing. See your dealer for facts about the comfort, convenience and economy • of Gos Appliances. Chicken - Sea Food - Frog legs All Legal Beverages The obio fuel gas company I Open Until 2:30 A.M. THOMAS WITHERSPOON DONALD ZANFAGNA ROGER ZATKOFF Halfback Quarterback Tackle 36 37 • OHIO STATE SONGS AND ~HEERS those who know line food • • • • Yea Team! Yea Team! Yea Team! The Buckeye Battle Cry Fight! Fight! Fight! Ohio, Rah; Ohio, Rah; Words and Music by recommend Rah, Rah, Ohio; Frank Crumit 0-, Ohio; 0-, Ohio; Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Ohio. In old Ohio there's a team, That's known throughout the land; The Maramor Locomotive Eleven warriors, brave and bold, Whose fame will ever stand, S-s-s-s- (3 times) Columbus' Nationally Famous Restaurant Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah; And when the ball goes over, Ohio State, Ohio State. Our cheers will reach the sky, LUNCHEON •.• COCKTAILS .•. DINNER (Repeat three times, very slowly, Ohio Field will hear again 137 E. Broad St. (2 minutes walk from Broad and High) ADam1 9286 faster, very fast, all cheer at end). The Buckeye Battle Cry. The Skyrocket Drive! Drive on down the field, Men of the Scarlet and Gray; P'~(R AL( A prolonged rising whistle Don't let them thru the line, Boom-, Hurrah, Ohio. E---ee, Coma-Lioh, We have to win this game today Gee---ee---Wah ! Come on, Ohio! Smash thru to victory, Ohio. We cheer you as we go; Our honor defend PHILCO The Divided Ohio So \\ e'll fight to the end 0-0-0-0 For Ohio. H-H-H-H Balanced Beam Design for 1-1-1-1 0-0-0-0 Carmen Ohio Word_ and Music by Fred Cornell, '06 TELEVISION Refreshment OHIO 0, come, let's sing Ohio's praise raise; ~GIN Ohio, And songs to Alma Mater O~Ohio, While our hearts rebounding thrill The hills send back the cry alone can still. Picture Blur and Smear or die With joy that death We're here to do Summer's heat or winter's cold, For Ohio, Ohio. The seasons pass, the years will roll; ENDED FOREVER! We'll win the game or know the reason why! truly show game, tell you what Time and change will And when we've won the How firm thy friendship-Ohio. we'll do. Ohio See us for We'll yell for old These jolJy days of priceless worth 'Til we wobble in our shoes. By far the gladdest days on earth, (Repeat first 5 lines) Soon will pass and we not know FREE HOME TRIAL How dearly we love Ohio. Fight On Ohio We should strive to keep thy name Of fair repute and spotless fame; Words and Music 1by W. A. Dougherty, '17 So in college halls we'll grow And love thee better-Ohio. The ipride of Ohio, FREAR - GIMRE Comes on the field today. Alumni Chorus And they will show that Ohio Will fight to the finish, Tho' age may dim our mem'ry's store, 1544 Cleveland Ave. WA. 3060 Whatever is the score. We'll think of happy clays of yore, They do or die! T!'Ue to friend and frank to foe, They glorify! As sturdy sons of 0-hi-o. Ohio evermore! If on the seas of care we roll, So cheer them on their way. ' Teath blackened sky, o'er barren shoal, CHORUS Dear Alma Mater-0-hi-o. Fight on Ohio! (All in on last Ohio) Drive on down the field. Fight on Ohio! DROP IN AFTER THE GAME And never, never yield. Dancing- Good Food and Drink- Fine Service Fight on Ohio! Across the Field A touchdown now to go. Fight, Fight, fight, fight, FIGHT, FIGHT, Words and Music by FIGHT, W. A. Dougherty, '17 THE NEW SENECA Forever Ohio. Fight that team across the field, COLUMBUS' OWN OPERATED HOTEL They surge on the field Show them Ohio's here In a wave of Scarlet hue. FACILITIES FOR ANY SIZE PARTY OR MEETING They're fighting hard for you. Set the earth reverberating with a mighty cheer So join our song resounding strong, Hit them hard and see how they fall; VISIT OUR SMART COCKTAIL LOUNGE And cheer to the finish. Never let that team get the ,ball. And while the echoes roar E. Broad at Grant Hail! Hail! the gang's all here, & . Mgr. They do or die! Phone MAin 2341 9-immy 5J1ichos Pres. Gen They glorify! So let's beat that Michigan now. Ohio evermore! Oh, Ohio! Oh, Ohio! Wa-hoo! Wa-hoo! for Ohio. 38 39 OHIO STATE CHEER-LEADERS TELLINGS The Quality Ice Cream 245 E. Town St. AD. 2171 GAINING IN A tradition on Campus FAVOR WITH THE CROWD for Since 1902 ... Breakfast, Lu11ch A 11d Din11er 6:30 a .m. to 9 p.m Daily and Sunda, HIGH ST.AT I "O" AT THE GATEWAY TO THE CAMPUS KUENNING~s 19 NORTH HIGH STREET HESTA• UllANT Seven young men and three co-eds comprise the Ohio State University cheer-leading corps. left to right, they are- Roy Brunig, Conrad Ottelin, Shirley Cline, Robert Davies, Toni Hightower, Dick McCombs, Phyllis Briggs, James Doane, Carl Caligiuri and Irv Brobeck. OHIO STATE ATHLETIC SCHEDULES FOR 1953 Ohio's Most Chittenden Hotel (The following schedule have been approved by the Ohio State Univer ity Athletic Board. Modern Hotel Schedule for 1953 baseball, golf and tennis have not yet been adopted). Home of Famous Purple Cow T H E BA KETBALL O TDOOR TRACK WIMM ING and The Oasis Cocktail Bar Floyd S. Stahl, Coach L. N. Snyder, Coach Mike Peppe, Coach Dec. 6 St. Louis (here) Api-il 5 Birmingham. Ala. Invit.ational Jan. 24 Pittsburgh (here) (tentative) Dec. 13 At Butler April II Miami (here) Jan. 31 Michigan State (here! Dec. 20 Pittsburgh (here) Ar,ril LS Ohio Relays Feb. 7 Northwestern (here) Dec. 27 At Illinois April 24-25 Penn or Drake Relays Feb. 14 Purdue (here) Dec. 29 Northwestern (here) May 9 At Indiana Feb. 20 At Indiana Jan. :J At Michigan State FORT HAYES May 13 At Penn State Feb. 21 At Wisconsin Jan. 5 At Michigan May 16 Purdue (here) Feb. 28 At Michigan Jan. 10 At Purdue May 19 Baldwin Wallace (here) March 5-6-7 Ilig Ten meet at Iowa COLUMBUS FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGES Jan. 12 Indiana (here) May 23 Wisconsin, Northwestern an11 Jan. 19 At Wisconsin Minnesota at Wisconsin GYM ASTICS PRIVATE DINING ROOM Jan. 24 At Minnesota May 29-30 Big Ten meet at Purdue Jan. 26 At Northwestern Joseph M. Hewlett, Coach Feb. 2 Purdue (here) IN DOOR TRACK .JB.n. 10 Western Reserve and CatJe at 350 ROOMS LARGE BALL ROOM Feb. 7 Michigan State (he,·eJ Cleveland Feb. 9 Minnesota (here) L. N . Snyder, Coach J an. 17 Michigan (here) ALL WITH BA TH Feb. 14 At Pittsburgh .Jan. 3 1 Michigan AAU at Ann Arbor Jan. 24 Michigan State and Iowa (here) BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS - DINNERS Feb. 16 lowa (here) Feb. 14 Michigan State Relays Feb. 7 At Illinois Feb. 21 At Indiana Feb. 2 Michigan and Marquette at Ann ~'eb. 14 Notre Dame (here) (Tentative) Mandarin Cocktail Lounge REASONABLE PRICES Feb. 23 At ]own Arbor Feb. 2 At Indiana Feb. 28 Wisconsin (here) March 6-7 Conference meet at Illinois March 7- Big Ten meet at Michigan Attractive ly Appointed Coffee Shop March 7 Illinois (here) March 14 Milwaukee Invitational State March 9 Michigan (here) Beautiful Crystal Dining Room March 20 Cleveland K. of C. March 27-2 NCAA meet at Syracuse Th e Purple Cow Coffee Shop is recommended by FE CI G March 2 Chicago Relays All Public Rooms Air-Conditioned Robert Kaplan, Coach WRESTLING F OOTBA LL Recor111mended in Duncan Hines' Books, " Adventures in Good Duncan Hines in his book, " Adventure s in Good Eating" Jan. 10 Oberlin and Case at Oberlin Casey L. Fredericks, Coach Jan. 17 Wisconsin (here) W . W . Hayes, oaeh Dec. 13 Indiana (here) Eating" a nd " Lodging for a Night." Jan. 31 Wayne~ Detroit and Lawrence Sept. 26 Indiana (here) Jan. 17 Michigan State (here) Tech at Wayne Oct. a At California ,Jan. 24 Northwestern, Minnesota and GENE BROWN Feb. 7 Notre Dame and Buffalo (here) Oct. LO illinois (here) Purdue at Northwestern. W. B. FLOWERS Feb. 14 Michigan State (here) Oct. 17 At Pennsylvania Jan. 31 At Pittsburgh Manager Manager Feb. 20 At Northwestern Oct. 24 At Wisconsin Feb. 7 At Wisconsin Feb. 21 Chicago and Iowa at Chicago Oct. :n Northwestern (here) Feb. 14 Purdue (here) Feb. 28 At Illinois Nov. 7 Michigan State (here) Feb. 2 At Michigan R. I. GRIFFITH, MANAGING DIRECTOR March 7 Big Ten meet at Ohio State Nov. 14 Purdue (here) March 6-7 Big Ten meet at Indiana March 27-28 NCAA meet at Pennsylvania Nov. 21 At Michigan March 27-28 NCAA at Penn State 40 41 OHIO STATE FOOTBALL ROSTER Home Town No. Name Pos. Wgt. Hgt. Age Class Portsmouth 82 *Anderson, Richard -----··----RE 192 6-1 22 Senior 92 Ashton, William -----·----LE 190 6 -1 19 Sophomore Piqua 32 Bechtel, Earl ______FB 192 6 -2 20 Junior Fredericktown 48 *Beekley, Marts ______RH 183 5-9 21 Senior Sharonville 46 Bond, Robert ______RH 182 6-1 19 Freshman Akron 20 *Borton, John ______QB 197 6-1 19 Sophomore Alliance Martins Ferry 12 **Bruney, Fred ··----··-···-·---LH 177 5-10 20 Senior New Philadelphia 86 Campbell, Jack _ ----········--RE 185 5-11 21 Sophomore 40 Cassady, Howard ______LH 168 5-10 18 Freshman Columbus Portsmouth 89 Corbitt, Walter -··---·-··----.. LE 190 6-1 20 Sophomore 84 Croy, Jack ______LE 181 6-1 19 Sophomore Dayton Senior Elyria 25 **Curcillo, Tony ·-··-··------· FS 198 6-1 21 56 Dawdy, Donald ...... ______c 200 6-1 21 Junior Cincinnati New York, N .Y. 76 Denker, Irv ----·--····--··---LT 219 6-1 20 Junior Rochester, Po. 14 *Doyle, Richard ·------·- FS 189 6-0 22 Senior Charleston, W .Va. 83 Dugger, Dean -····------RE 216 6-2 19 Sophomore Toledo 78 Edgington, Harry ·--···-·--···-·····LT 209 6-3 21 Junior Cincinnati 11 Ernst, Richard ---·------RH 168 5-9 20 Junior 43 Gambill, David ...... _, ____RH 177 5-9 21 Senior Portsmouth e Columbus EARL BECHTEL ROBERT BOND DAVID GAMBILL 35 Gibbs, Jack FB 185 5 -10 20 Sophomor Halfback Fullback Halfback 42 *Goodsell, Douglas ... ____ FB 192 6-2 19 Sophomore Columbus 80 **Grimes, Robert ...... - .... ____ LE 196 6-1 21 Senior Middletown Columbus 74 *Guthrie, George ------RT 221 6-1 20 Senior River 88 Hague, Thomas ·- ··-· ., ___ LE 192 6-0 20 Junior Rocky 36 ** Hlay, John ·----- . ______FB 204 6 -1 22 Senior Niles 19 Howell, Carroll ...... ______LH 167 5-9 19 Sophomore Portsmouth Toledo Ohio State Players 73 *Jacoby, George ---·-··--·--·--·· RT 222 5-11 20 Junior Middletown 85 *Joslin, Robert ··-·---- RE 187 6-0 21 Junior Lima Photos by House of Portratt, 15 Knecht, Gilbert __ ... ,, ______LH 180 5-10 19 Sophomore Toledo 23 Koder, Robert ---··-·------·-· __QB 185 5-10 20 Junior 33 **Koepnick, Robert ... _____ RH 194 6-0 21 Senior Dayton 51 *Krisher, Jerry C 230 6 -0 19 Sophomore Massillon 22 Leggett, David __ ...... _ QB 196 6 -0 19 Sophomore New Philadelphia 30 Ludwig, Paul _ --·---·-- _____ FB 212 6-3 18 freshman Marion 81 Maddox, Joel ______RE 200 6 -2 20 Junior Cleveland 91 Monyok, John ...... -- ...... ___ LE 191 6-1 22 Senior Warren 58 Mott, William ______c 190 6-2 20 Sophomore Proctorville 71 Myers, Robert ···------· ___ RT 225 6-5 19 Sophomore Springfield 21 Petersen, William ______,, ___QB 200 6-0 23 Senior Cleveland 63 *Reichenbach, Jomes ___.. ___ RG 216 5-10 19 Sophomore Massillon Toledo 68 Rilicher, Roy ·------RG 212 5-10 19 Sophomore 66 Roberts, Robert ______LG 188 5- 11 20 Junior Zanesville Pa. 47 *Rosso, George ------RH 174 5-10 22 Junior Pittsburgh, 50 Ruehl, James C 210 6-2 21 Sophomore Cumberland, Md. 70 Schiller, Richard ______RT 252 6-2 18 Sophomore Bellaire 72 Schumacher, Jomes ______RT 210 6-0 20 Sophomore Massillon 60 Sidell, Rollo ______LG 209 6-0 21 Junior Oak Harbor 77 Swartz, Donald ______LT 230 6-1 19 Sophomore Newark 62 *Takacs, Michael ______LG 208 6-0 22 Junior Massillon 59 Ternent, William ...... _. ___ LG 197 6-1 20 Senior Columbus 90 *Thomas, Richard ______LE 194 6-1 21 Senior Martins Ferry 55 Thornton, Robert C 196 6-0 20 Junior Willard 79 Vavroch, William ··-··------.LT 203 6-1 21 Senior Cleveland 45 Watkins, Robert ------RH 193 5-9 20 Sophomore New Bedford, Moss. 24 Weed, Thurlow ______QB 128 5-5 19 Sophomore Columbus 64 Williams, David -· LG 215 5-11 20 Sophomore Pittsburgh, Po. *denotes letter TAD WEED ROBERT KOEPNICK BOB ROBERTS Halfback Guard Place-kicker 43 42 THE Howard Johnson's MICHIGAN FOOTBALL ROSTER HISS STAMP Ice Cream Shoppes and Restaurants OF COMPANY No . Name Pos. Wgt. Hgt. Age Class Home Town COLUMBUS, OHIO 14 *Oldham, Donald l. ______HB 167 S-9 20 Senior Indianapolis, Ind. 15 *Howell, Frank ··- .. ____ HB 165 S-8 20 Senior Muskegon Ht, . 16 *Witherspoon, Thomas W. _ ... HB 185 5-11 20 Senior Detroit BLOOM HERMAN A. • 17 Branoff, Tony -···-· .. ··-· ...... HB 180 5-11 18 Freshman Flint President and General Manager 18 Hickey, Edward L. ·-----·-.. .• HB 160 S-8 19 Sophomore Anaconda, Mont. Knickerbocker, Stanley _ __ .HB BEFOR E AND AFTER THE GAME 19 165 5-10 19 Sophomore Chelsea 23 *McDonald, Duncan 8. _____ QB 175 6-0 19 Sophomore Flint E...... ______QB AVOID IN-TOWN PARKING PROBLEMS 26 *Billings, Bill 180 5-11 20 Senior Flint 27 *Topor, Ted P. __ ... . ______QB 212 6-1 20 Senior East Chicago, Ind. RUBBER, BRASS AND STEEL 28 *ZonFagna, Donald M ...... ___ QB 180 5-10 22 Junior Providence, R. I. 30 Baer, Fred N. ___ ··-----··----·--·-FB 180 5-11 19 Sophomore LaGrange, Ill. • 32 Gogolis, Peri ___ .. ····-- ______FB 190 5-11 20 Sophomore Ann Arbor MARKING DEVICES 33 Hurley, Robert __ ...... ______FB 185 5-10 19 Junior Alamosa, Colo. Th ree Convenient Locations 35 *Rescorla, Russell G. ···------_____ FB 180 5-11 20 Seniot Grand Haven BRONZE TABLETS 37 *Tinkham, David J . ------_ .. FB 178 5-10 20 Senior E. Grand Rapids 38 Balzhiser, Richard E. ___ ···-·-·- FB 185 6-1 19 Junior Wheaton. Ill. 39 *LeClaire, Lourence E. -·-·------FB 190 6-0 21 Senior Anaconda, Mont. NUMBERING MACHINE • 42 Kress, Edward S. ( Ted) HB 175 5-11 20 Junior Detroit James Road 44 Cline, J. Daniel _ ------·· _ HB 168 5-10 19 Sophomore Brockport, N. Y. East Broad Street and 49 Evans, Donald K. HB 185 5-11 19 Sophomore Chagrin Falls, Ohio 5090 North High Street SO Shomsky, Joseph G . _ G 190 5-10 19 Sophomore Flint 195 E AST LONG STREET S 1 Muellich, George C. _ __ T 185 6-2 18 Sophomore Bowling Green, Ohio 1313 Olentangy River Road 53 *O'Shaughnessy, Richard E. ______C 190 5-11 20 Junior Seaford, N. Y. C O LU M BUS, O HI O 54 Melchiori, Wayne F. ______C 185 6-0 21 Senior Stambaugh SS Wine, Raymond L. ···------·-- . C 195 6-2 18 Freshman Port l'luron 56 Drake, Donald D. _ C 220 5-11 25 Sophomore Ypsilanti 58 VanderZeyde, Raymond ---···-- C 190 6-0 20 Junior East Chicago, Ind. 61 *Dugger, Donald R. G 178 5-10 20 Junior Charleston, W. Va . 62 *Strozewski, Richard J. T 200 6-0 21 Senior South Bend , Ind. 63 *Matheson, Robert K. --· __ G 190 5-10 20 Senior Detroit 64 *Beisan, Richard A. G 200 6-0 20 Junior East Chicago, Ind. 65 Cachey, Theodore, J . .. G 185 5-11 20 Junior Chicago, Ill. T H E 66 Chomicz, Casimir A. G 195 6-1 19 Freshman Detroit DAVID DAVIES, Inc. 67 *Timm, Robert F. G 185 5-11 20 Senior Toledo, Ohio \ 68 Kamhout, Carl R. , Jr. .T 205 6-2 19 Sophomore Grand Haven 69 Wi ll iams, Ronald M. .... G 185 5-9 21 Junior Massi llon, Ohio SHAW-DAVIS CO. 70 *Zatkoff, Roger -----· _____ ..... T 210 6-2 20 Senior Hamtramck Meat Packers 71 Geyer, Herbert Ronald . _ ... _____ T 215 6-2 19 Sophomore Toledo, Ohio 72 *Balog, Jomes T. ______T 210 6-3 20 Junior Wheaton, Ill . 73 *Bartholomew, Bruce A. ______T 200 6-3 20 Senior Detroit FUNERAL HOMES Columbus, 0.- Zanesville, O. 74 Shields, Kenneth H. ______T 215 6-3 18 Freshman Detroit 77 Walker, Arthur D. ______T 198 5-11 18 Sophomore South Haven 34 W. 2nd Ave. UN. 4155- 4156 78 *Pederson, Bernhardt L. ------·-- T 215 6-2 20 Senior Marquette 79 *Bennett, Don ______T 195 6-2 20 Junior Chicago, Ill. 80 Re x, Richard U. ______E 185 6-1 19 Freshman Pearl Beach 81 Topp, E. Robert ------·-······--E 190 6-2 20 Junior Kalamazoo Serving All Ohio 82 *Dingman, Robert W . ______E 180 6-0 21 Senior Saginaw Columbus' Newest Funeral Home 83 *Stanford, Thad C. ---·-······-···-----E 190 6-2 20 Junior Midland Ohio's Favorite Meat Products 84 *Green, Merritt II (Capt.) ---·-·--·---· E 180 6-0 20 Senior Toledo, Ohio and Chapel 4341 N. High St. 85 *Perry, Lowell P. ------·- E 180 6-0 19 Senior Ypsilanti 86 *Knutson, Eugene P. ______E 210 6-4 19 Junior Beloit, Wis. LA. 2600 87 Bowns, Stanley E 190 6-0 18 Freshman Flint 88 Veselenok, John J . ______E 190 6-2 19 Sophomore Flint J E. 3600 89 Bates, James V. ______E 195 6-0 19 Sophomore Farmington 90 Dutter, George S. ______E 190 6-2 20 Junior Fort Wayne, Ind. 92 Ritter, Charles A. --·--·--·---··-·-···T 210 ci-0 19 Sophomore Cassopolis LAT EST CADILLAC 93 Mcintyre, John -··--·------···-T 190 6-0 21 Junior Monroe AM BULA NCES 94 Ro hrig, Don ·------G 195 5-11 21 Junior Toledo, Ohio 96 Pella, G. 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