Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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i First Row, Lett to Right: J. S m i t h, White, Robertson, Pezzuti, Eicher, McGinnis, 1 Butler, Carnegie, Ferrante. Second Row: Coach Leech, Fulton, Cravener, Frye, Stadt- miller, Lieb, Fisher, Ferguson, J. Smith, Milner, Coach Smith. Third Row: Athletic Director Lutz, S t a h u r a, Mistretta, Mostsko, Walker, T. Smith, J. Donnelly, Ferrent, Oplanik, Sgro. Fourth Row: Kerr, Coussoule, DeGaetano, Sawyer, Koren, L. Donnelly, Lasky, Widdow- son, Crumrine. Fifth Row: Manager B r e t h, Duncan, Wida, Schlotter, Stu- riale, Fogo, Chiomidi, Beyers, G r a d e n, Gearhart, Davis, Starry, Asst. Mgr. Brodsky. The end ot the season tound the Braves vic- torious once, tied thrice, and cleteated thrice. ln their tirst game with Apollo they were deteated 6-O. The tollowing game here with Elders Ridge ended in the tirst tie ot the season, 6-6. ln the next game, also played at home, the lndians bowed to Vander- gritt, I2-O. The worst deteat' ot the season suttered by lndiana was the clawing received trom the Blairs- ville Bobcats, 26-O. ln the game preceding this, the team played its second tie ot the sleason, 6-6, at Punxsutawney. The experimental night game with Right is a scene showing the bleacher crowd watching a thrilling play. The panel on the opposite page shows scenes from the home field. Upper left shows officials putting the ball in play. Upper right is the way the Band looks when it plays the Alma Mater. Lower lett shows a running play and tackle, while lower right shows a placement kick at the east goal. Westmont on our own tield proved to be a treak contest, the lights tailing at the halt with the score O-O. The Indians later defeated Westmont l8-7, their only victory ot the season. Betore the second game with Westmont the Braves played their third and last tie game ot the season, O-O, with l-lomer City on Armistice Day. While the war situation and lack ot tires may affect next season's sports schedules, lndiana should have a better season because not many ot this year's players will be lost through graduation.

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-l-HE FOOTBALL season was ushered in wiTh The very TinesT oT school spiriT. The Team pracTicing each evening. The band in Their brighT red uniTorms, The pep rneeTings -during The TiTTh period in The audiTorium, on The Tield, and aT The local TheaTer, The drum maioreTTes sTepping iT oTT, and The cheerleaders bursTing Their lungs in Trying To be aT Their besT Tor all games-all helped To build up The spiriT oT The season. In The evenings aTTer school. groups would gaTher on The Tield To waTch The qootbcrllll Uglnought Gut 'fha .Schoall .Spinit coaches puT The boys Through Their paces. AbouT TorTy prospecTive gridders had reporTed Tor The TirsT pracTice on AugusT 26, and oT These only Tour were leTTermen Trom The previous season. Even Though The l.iTTle indians were Tar Trom Their besT This season, large crowds oT The sTudenT body aTTended The games To cheer and buck up The spiriT oT The Team. A number OT The clubs oT The school served reTreshmenTs during The game and at The halT while The bands were perTorming on The Tield.

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