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Top Newcomers Harold Arrowsmith 71 OT 6-3 250 Painesville (Lake Scott Henderson LB 6-3 200 Zanesville Catholic) Linebacker from Zanesville High School...Named to the all-district Offensive lineman from Lake Catholic High School...Three-year let- and all-regional teams as well as second team all-State (AAA) by terman for Coach John Gibbons...Also lettered in wrestling...Nam- UPI...Recorded an even 100 tackles for his senior season as ed first team all-North Coast Conference...First team Lake County Zanesville finished ninth in the state...Played for Coach Whit Telegraph All Star Team...New Herald All-Area AAA AII-Star...Lake Parks...Son of John and Joyce Henderson... Plans to pursue a County Touchdown Club all-Star team... Second team all district degree in business...Born January 19, 1968...Enjoys stamp collec- Northeast Ohio (AP)...Honorable mention all-Ohio (AP)...Named ting and water-skiing. Lake Catholic's Offensive Player of the Year...Son of Harold and Donna Arrowsmith...Born October 27, 1967...Business major. Michael Holmes £.0 DB 6-0 178 Alliance Wide receiver and defensive back from Alliance..Two-year football Bob Brumer 90*JU DL 6-3 225 Grosse Pointe, Ml (North) letterman for Coach Joel Cockley...Also a three-year letterman in Defensive tackle from Grosse Pointe North (Michigan) High track running hurdles...Helped Alliance to the state track cham- School...Two-year letterman in football and also lettered in pionship in 1984...Named first team all-Federal League, and was an track...Led North to two Bicounty Championships...Named all Bi- honorable mention all-district pick ...Selected for the All-Alliance county, Class A second team all-state (UPI & Detroit News), and se- Review team...Recorded 50 solo tackles and had 17 assists as a cond team all-Metro by the Detroit News...Recorded 70 tackles, 10 senior...Recorded 16 tackles against Perry...As a sophomore, he QB sacks, and 11 tackles for loss as a senior...Son of John and helped Alliance to a 10-0 record and the Federal League title... Son Nada Brumer...Born February 23, 1967...Enjoys coin collecting. of Reggie Holmes, and James and Theo Shepherd...Born August 26, 1968...Sports management major. Duane Crenshaw 50 LB 6-2 222 Massillon (Washington) John Hopkins DO DL 6-4 230 Akron (Springfield) Linebacker from Massillon Washington High School...Two year let- Defensive tackle from Akron Springfield High School...Earned all- terwinner at defensive tackle for Coach John Maronto...Named all- Metro Akron honors as a senior..Two-year letterman for Coach county, all-district, all-area, team defensive MVP, and conference Mark Lukens...Recorded 27 solo tackles and 48 assists last season defensive player of the season...Second team AAA all-state by while recovering three fumbles and getting eight quarterback United Press International...Had 24 solo tackles and 58 assists as a sacks...Had 20 tackles and two sacks in a game last season...Also senior..Top game was a 17-tackle effort...Son of Richard and participates in track, throwing the shot and discus... Springfield's Shirley Crenshaw...Physical Therapy major...Born March 18, 1968. all-time leading scorer and rebounder in intramural basketball... Born March 31,1968...Business Administration major...Son of John Hopkins, Sr. and Loretta Hopkins. Mark Cumberledge 73 OL 6-2 245 Lorain (Admiral King) Offensive lineman from Lorain Admiral King...Two year letterwinner for coach William Provident...Led the team to the Buckeye Con- Billy Horn 52 OL 6-6 225 Sandusky ference title...Named all-Buckeye League, all-county, and most Saw action as a tight end, punter, and center at Sandusky High valuable lineman in Lorain County... Selected second team all-state School..Two-year letterman for Coach Larry Cook...Also lettered by Associated Press and honorable mention by UPI..Team two years in tennis... Named Blocker of the Year, second team all captain...Recipient of the Vince Lombardi Award...Son of Mike and Buckeye League tight end and punter...Caught 12 passes for 220 Carol Cumberledge...Nickname is "Gap"...Born August 17, 1968. yards as a senior...Attended Buckeye Boys State and was an honor roll student...Would like to be a CPA...Accounting major...Son of Bill and Priscilla Horn...Born October 18, 1967. Rich Dackin QB 6-2 190 Cairo, OH (Lima Bath) Quarterback from Lima Bath High School...Played in the North- South All-Star game this summer...Completed 85 of 163 passes as a senior for 1,410 yards, 19 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions...Nam- Jim Howell di) FB 6-2 201 Perrysburg ed first team Class AA All-Ohio by UPI...Second team all-Ohio by Tailback from Perrysburg High School..Three-year letterman for AP...Became a starter in the third game of his sophomore year and Coach Chuck Pratt...Also earned a pair of letters in basketball and threw for 3,489 career yards and 34 touchdowns by completing 225 track...Led Perrysburg to the Northern Lakes League title in 1984 of 435 passes..Threw for five touchdowns in one game...Set 17 with a 9-1 record, and last fall with a 10-0 mark..Twice named first school records in football...Student Council president...Yearbook team all-NLL...League MVP and Back of the Year in 1985...First editor...Led Bath to the 1984 & 1985 Western Buckeye League team all-district selection...Went over the 1,000 yard rushing mark championships...Northwest district Back of the Year as a twice in his career including 1,400 yards as a senior...Gained 2,681 senior...Son of Richard and Jeannine Dackin... Accounting yards for his career...Scored four touchdowns in a game against Springfield as a junior...Gained 226 yards in one contest vs. major...Born June 13, 1968. Sylvania Northview... Picked up 229 yards on just 15 carries against Springfield last falL.Perrysburg's career rushing leader...President of his high school chapter of Fellowship of Christian Charles Dotson 56 LB 6-0 178 Toledo (Waite) Athletes...Born January 14, 1968...Son of James and Laura Howell. First team all-city league linebacker at Toledo Waite. John Masters TE 6-6 240 Upper Arlington Toy Eason 88OO LB 6-4 205 Flint, Ml (Beecher) Outstanding basketball and football prospect from Upper Arl- Outside linebacker from Flint Beecher High School...Lettered in ington...Earned three letters in basketball and two in football and track at Beecher...Played for Coach Tyrone football...Named all-league, all-district, all-Metro and honorable Armstrong...Named All-Big Nine first team defense...Named se- mention all-state...Son of William and Nancy Masters...Born March cond team all-state (class B) by UPI and first team by Associated 26, 1968. Press and the Detroit News...Recorded 132 tackles as a senior...In a game against Flushing, he recorded 22 tackles including 10 solos...Son of Charlene Shelton...Will major in computer science...Born December 6, 1967. >t .
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