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Photograph of the “County Champs” 1938 Worthington High School Football Team is a picture, with genre photograph and group portraits. Its dimensions are 4 in. x 10 in..
It was created in 1938.
Worthington Schools is the Photographer.
This photo shows the 1938 Worthington High School football team. The team was named “County Champs” for the year.
The students have been identified as follows:
Top Row: James Hill, Richard Heil, Frank Stevens, Stanley Converse, Edward McCall, Paul Schurtz, Coach Ernest Roush, Noble Baker, Don Cotter, Bruce Douglas, William Zimmerman, Donald Lawless; Middle Row: Robert Cotter, John Proudley, Robert Shifley, Richard Seidel, Russell Moore, Emerson Cabel, William Fields, Cecil Scott, Robert Hughes, Robert Jackson, John Howard; Bottom Row: Richard Kready, Howard Stroupe, Paul Snouffer, Frank Brown, Raymond (Bernard) Lawless, Melvin Sulser, Franklin J. Warbington, Ben Pyle, Harold Jones, Paul Ashcraft.
It covers the topics football, students and school sports.
It features the people Col. Raymond Bernard Lawless, 1920-2008, James Hill, Richard E. Heil, 1924-1958, Frank C. Stevens, 1920-1995, Col. Stanley Pendelton Converse, 1923-1995, Edward McCall, Paul Schurtz, Ernest Roush, Noble Baker, Don Cotter, Bruce Douglas, William H. Zimmerman, 1923-1992, Donald L. Lawless, 1923-2012, Robert M. Cotter, John Proudley, Robert Shifley, Richard Seidel, Clarence (Emerson) E. Cabel, 1921-1982, William (Pete) Anderson Fields, Sr., 1922-1998, Cecil M. Scott, Robert Hughes, Robert Jackson, John Howard, Richard (Dick) Paul Kready, 1921-2006, Howard Stroupe, Jr., 1921-1984, Paul Snouffer, 1921-2014, Frank Brown, Melvin G. Sulser, 1921-1998, Franklin J. Warbington, Ben C. Pyle, Paul Ashcraft, Harold Benson Jones, 1919-1999 and Russell S. Moore, Jr., 1923-1985.
It features the organization Worthington High School.
It covers the city Worthington.
The original is in a private collection.
This file was reformatted digital in the format video/jpeg.
The Worthington Memory identification code is wcd0221.
This metadata record was human prepared by Worthington Libraries on February 26, 2018. It was last updated November 3, 2020.