Coraopolis High School - Review Yearbook (Coraopolis, PA)

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Knoxville Takes One Knoxville proved too much for us and defeated us by a score of 26 to 13. lt looks as though we were over-confident after defeating our rivals. Cory- Thompson, Vincent, Critchlow, Ridge, Patton. Knoxville-Flexy, Knoept, 'l. Slater, Dornberg, Harper. Substitutions: Cory-Borovitch for Yincent, Gilchrist for Critchlow, Skala for Ridge. Knoxville-Evans for Flexy, A. Slater for 'lf Slater, Hal- ler for Dornberg, Snee for Harper. A Close One But Not Won Coraopolis fell before the Dormont team in an extra period affair. Both teams worked smoothly, and the game was very exciting to the very end. 'XYe lost in the extra period by 21 tu ll! score. Cory-Borovitch, 'l'hompson, Anderson, Patton, Skala. Dormont-Sincock, lflrown, 'l'urnblacker, liantley, Banks. Substitutions: Cory-jones for Boroviteh. Ridge for Skala. Not So Bad, Considering Although overwhelmingly defeated at Crafton our fellows took a differ- ent attitude in the second game with them and held them down to winning by four points, l7 to 15. Crafton was afraid we were going In beat them and made a few changes. Coryfllltvrovitch, Tliompson, Anderson, Patton, Ridge. Crafton-Cruin, Geisler, ll. Bennett, lladly, Hott, Substitutions: Cory-Skala for Ridge. Lirafton-llumphrey for Geis- ler, T. Bennett for Hadly. Another Defeat The team was beaten in a one-sided affair at Carneffie. Our fellows f rs iried hard all through the game but were unable to stop the fast rloorwork of the Carnegieists. The score was 26 to ll. Cory-'l'h1vmpson, Borovitch, Anderson, Patton. Skala. Carnegie-Gardner, XYegner, lliller, Mallinger. Kane. Substitutions: Cory-Long for Thompson, Yineent for Horovitch, Ridge for Skala. Carnegie-Barr for Kane. Carrick Falls Hard Carrick High came here with revenge but they didn't go back feeling as though they got it. lYhat they got was lo points while we got 35. lt was easv for our fellows to win. lglut we shouldn't say too much as we have been beaten ourselves. Cory-Tlnimpson, Yineent, Anderson, Patton, Ridge. Carrick--lones, Emery, Albertson, Xlhiteheacl, Kramer. Substitutions: Cory-Boroviteh for Yineent. Carrick-l.oeter for lim- ery, Auel for Albertson, Hammel for Kramer. The Rocks Rock Us lVe went to MeKees Rocks with the idea that we would take better care of them than the last time. but we didn't. They were able to score after working the ball down the floor just as easily as they brought it down. 'limi make a long story short, we were beaten by the score 36 to 21. L'ory-'llhomp- son, Yincent, Anderson, Ridge, l'atton. Roeksf.-Xngelo, Andrews, Malcolm, lfansa, Utey. Substitutions: CoryiDevenzio for 'l'hompson, Borovitch for vincent, Reeves for Anderson, Skala for Ridge. RocksfRepack for Angelo, Karl for Andrews, Repaek for Uansa, Byron for Utey. Priyr Une Illozflrwl lfirw

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111w. L1'z1lt1111fLr11w. lieisler, lleimett. llarlly. Hutt. Suhstituti-111: Lfiwiw'-N111'111ile fur li111'1witel1, liilehrist fer X'i11ee11t, Pat 11111 1111' liiflge. t'1'al't1'1114ll1111111l1rey 1111' Geisler, Geisler fur Bennett, Hriee l P .Mr llarll1',a111l T. liemiett fur lwtt. Carnegie Boys the Victors Tl1e seure was a tie at the e11rl uf the lirst half, 7t117, hut the seeimcl halt l11'1111g'l1t tl1e se-ire tw a SCX'Cll-lllllllt leacl fur Carnegie. Thus we lust hy Z1 .-, '7' ent iii -Q ti: lfr. C111'X'-l3111'1witel1, l5ex'e11zi11, X'i11ee11t, Ridge, Liritelilrm Lariiegiew-1 ia1'1l11e1', XXiCQ'llL'l', llilleu, Klillllllgtf, Fisher. Suhstitutirmsz Lliry-Slcz1l:1 fur L'1'itel1l11w. Pattuii fur Ridge. Aiirlersmi 1111 X 111ee11t, liilehrist I111' 1X11clers1111. L2ll'llCg'1C-'lX3.1'lC twr XXeg11er. Redeeming Themselves L111'z1-quills flefeatecl L,iZ1I'I'lCli i11 2111 extra periwcl game. Interest was Z1 :1 high pitch tl11'1111gl11111t. Tl1e sewre sure was eluse 2-l tu 22. Lury-Dex' r 1 I 111zi11. X'i11ee11t, L'1'itel1l11w, latt1111, lxirlge. Czlrricksjuiies, lfmery, .-Xue X'1'l1itel1ez1cl. .XlllL'I'tS1rll. Suhstit11ti1111s: L'11ryf'l'l1-111111s1111 fur l7ex'e11zi1'v. l3111'11x'itel1 tur X'i11ee11t Carrick-S11w111's fur 1'X11el, We Are Beaten Again Kleliees Rweks came ti, Llirx' witl1 a time team and heat us hx' ll puiiits -lltli H lhx li ll The sei Ire was halt, hut the R11 I., T ef' were helfl ri XX'll pretty gwuim wiring the first P. in-.. 'IT 4' Fix' 1 1 's ' ' - F ' 2 11 1 , '-- Q .4 ' x :lg k K 5 f , - f l - , , , 1. i 41, ' Q I 1 eks marle ll strnilg' 0111110 hack i11 the SCL'1IIlll half. fury- Tl11111111s1111. X'i11ee11t, Lil'llL'lllHXX'. Ridge. l'11tt1111. Xleliees lifieks--.Xiigelu Xl 111-1l111. l Ftev. Lv1lllFZl. S11l1stit111i1+11s: Lf111'yi'l'l11111111s1111 fm' X'i11ee11t, lim'-1x'itel1 fur 'l'l111111ps1111 .XllllI'CXX'S, . 1 ' liweks-lQe11:1el4 llll' L':111s:1. L':111s:1 fur .XllilI'L'XX'N. Old Rivals Defeated S1-wiel-:ley was easy fi-r the Ufry lzuls this year. lfrt-1'y1111e seemeil to he -111 the 11111, each felluw l1:1x'i11g' :1 lrasliel 111' tw-1. NCX'Cl'lllL'lCSS, they shim 1-1l:1l1-1-11 tight. Il11-se111'e was If 111 lf. L11l'yfll111l11 141111. X 111ee11t. L 1'1teh . , l , hw, liirlge, l':1tt-111. SCXX'lL'lilL'X'fli2ll'lJCl', Qirvwli, Nihert, BlCXi'lllll3S. XX'z1lI. S11hsti111ti1111s: Sewi1'l4le1'---l.:111za1'11tt:1 fur 011111, Llmk lm- 1,g111Zg1r11ttg1 XX mters 11+r Nihert. L'111'y-l311r1witel1 for X'i11ce11t, l'1lyl1' Om' lluurlrrrl I n IIV fuses. XX e were l1e:11e11. L'111'yflI11r11x'itel1, lJex'e11zi11, Xiineent. Ridge, Criteh

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Sewickley Everis Up Sewickley came to Cory looking for revenge and went home with it, but not without a fight for it. The game was hard fought throughout. And an extra period was played to decide the winner, which was Sewickley, with 19 tu our l5 points. lYe're not ashamed of that. Cory-Devenzio, Thompson, ftnderson, l'atton. Ridge. Sewickley-Barber, lfooli. Nibert, lYinters. M'olfe. Substitutions: Cory-Long for Anderson, Skala for Ridge, Vincent for l'atton. Sewicklev-Ll. liarber for Nibert, McC'ombs for XYinters. Dormont Wins Again The team went to llormont only to be defeated by the strong Dormont team. XX'hat happened? XYC aren't sure, but something certainly must have. lanmli at the score: SS to 14. Cory-Devenzio, Thompson. Anderson, Long, Skala. DtirmontsSincock, Brown, Turnblacker, Hanks, Bartley. Substitutions: Cory-Vincent for Devenzio, Borovitch for Thompson, Skala for .Xnderson. and Ridge for Long. Dtirmont-Andrews for Turn- blacker. Sparrow for Banks. Cory Loses the Last Game XYell, we went to Knoxville hoping to get even with them but we didn't. as the score will tell. The game was uninteresting but not because we lost. lt was slow. The score was 27 to 10. Cory-Devenzio, Thompson, Vincent. Ridge, Skala. Knoxvillesllf Flischig, -I. Slater, H. Knoepp, Art Slater, Snee. Substitutions: tforv-Horoxitcli for Devenzio, Anderson for Yincent, Colegrove for Skala. Knoxvilleilfvans for Fleschig. Class Basketball The class basketball championship was won bv the Sophomores. and they sure were capable ol winning it. The Seniors wish to congratulate them on their plaving and also wish them the best of luck in the following davs of their basketball career. Good luck. Sophs. I Those Who Earned the C Those who earned the eoraopolis High School are listed below in the respective activities: lfofitball-'lames llattou, Captain: Raymond .-Xnderson, Abraham Ueitchi. 'Q incent llevenzio, Robert llickev, Thomas iiahfiiev, Howard Gibson, Howard Tiblials. llruce liilchrist, Donald llaud. 'Iohn Long, Ralph Miller, liwing Murphy. Robert Thompson, Frederick Reeves. llarold Towne, XY?-lliam Ridge, lleurv XX'ickenhiser, Manager. llasketlmall-XYarren eritchlow. captain: Yiucent Devenzio. Stephen llorovitch. Frederick Yincent, XYilliam Ridge, Robert Thompson. james l'atton. Vharles liitzsimmons, Manager. fiirl's llasketball-llelene XYinters, Captain: Margaret liermerodt. Gladys eorbett. christine Ross, .Xdelaide llaushalter, lsabel Noss, Margaret Siebert, Manager. GIRL'S TEAM ,Ns usual. t'orv had a peach of a girls' basketball team Hi. lf we must say it ourselves, we're prettv good. .Xt least, if the number of games won u ere compared proportitinallv, we're just as good as the boys. lXYe girls must stick tog'ell1ei'lJ llowever, though we did everything but pull hair and scratch, we coul1lu't beat last vear's record for the girls. lfverv now and then we ran up against a team which seemed to have as a motto Hit 'em hard. or Knock 'em down . or at least something along those lines. .-Xll survived. however, and may be seen tripping merrily along Cory lligh's corridors. if P41511 Hur llllllllft 11 .sim