Coraopolis High School - Review Yearbook (Coraopolis, PA)

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FOOTBALL The athletics of Coraopolis High School seem to be falling down. There are good coaches and good material but for some reason the fellows didn't get started early enough in the game. It seems as though they had to be beaten before they showed real fight. The girls' athletics have been more of a success than the boys'. The football team had hard luck this year. In only a few games did the opponents show any margin of superiority. This year we had about seven or eight letter men back but, in spite ofthe good luck there, we lost the majority of our games, Next year the fellows ought to win more games since they have a few lettermen back and they have a group of lighting fellows. The games were as follows: Coraopolis vs, Imperial: Coraopolis vs. Dormontg ifforaopolis vs, .-Xvalong Coraopolis vs. Uakmontg Coraopolis vs. Mcliee Rocksg Coraopolis vs. Ben Avon: Coraopolis vs, Bellevue, A Good Start Coraopolis defeated Imperial at Imperial in a game that was hard fought during the first half but which became easy for Cory in the last half. The score was 30 to 9. Due to the large number of substitutions it was rather didicult to score. Dormont Wins Our fellows went to Dormont not feeling too confident of their victory of the week before. The game was very interesting from beginning to end, Dormont winning by only thirteen points, but they sure had to work for those thirteen. A Tough One Avalon came to Coraopolis with a team which about evenljf matched our own. The game was a nothing-to-nothing tie until nearly the end of the game. The teams just seemed to see-saw back and forth in the middle of the field. XYith about twenty seconds to play, when our fellows were making a my-vos A' A . 'D W i . FOOTBALL SQUAD Page Om' lluuflrcrl Om

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f N ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Editor ..... . .,........,........ James Patton Assistant .... ..... M argaret Siebert X J ll I I

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DEDICATION MR. C. L. ISENBERG MRS. T. D. WHITTLES MR. E. O. MORRISON To the teachers who have left us After service, kind and trueg just to prove that we'1l remember We dedicate this book to you. Class of 1925