Pine Grove High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pine Grove, PA)

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OUR COACH'S RECORD OF SUCCESS 1 1 COACH PEPE 541 Year League Playoii Exhibition District Total 1942-1943 7-3 0-l 2nd 6-2 13-6 1943-1944 6-4 2-0 3rd' 8-3 16-7 1944-1945 14-4 2-0 3rd' 3-2 19-6 1945-1946 17-l 2-1 2nd 5-0 24-2 1946-1947 16-2 2-l lst 5-0 0-1 23A 1947-1948 14-4 2-0 2nd' 8-3 24-7 1948-1949 18-0 2-0 1st 5-2 1-1 26-3 1949-1950 16-2 2-O 2nd 5-1 23-3 1950-1951 17-1 2-0 lst' 5-2 0-1 24-4 1951-1952 19-1 2-0 lst' 2-3 l-1 24-5 1952-1953 15-1 O-l lst 5-0 2-11' 22-3 159-23 is-1 57-18 E 238-so ' O'Shaughnessy Champions 1' District X1 Class B Champions ln addition to his remarkable 238 wins against 50 losses for a high 82 64 per cent winning average, Coach Carmine Pepe has also collected a total of 8 O'Shaughnessy Playoff Championships 5 First Place Titles 1 District XI Class B Championship 1 Crippled Children's Schuylkill County Class B Championship. ,- 81

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VARSITY BASKETBALL v r t R w lamcs Deichert, manager, Robert Dreisbach. Donald Reinhard. lackson Peeps, Richard Becker, Richard Doran. Will am K1 manager. eco d Row: Mr. Pepe, Robert Daniels, Dion Boyer, Frank Kramer, Richard Heinbach, Dale Kramer, Carl Kcrschner. Robert Hcnningcr. VARSITY BASKETBALL Pine Grove .... 92 Saint Clair ....... Pine Grove .... Schuylkill Haven .. 5-0 Pine Grove .... 106 Milton Hershey . . . Pine Grove .... Hegins .......... . 46 Pine Grove .... 44 Schuylkill Haven Pine Grove .... Orwigsburg , ...... 30 Pine Grove .... 95' Hegins ........... Pine Grove .... Minersville ....... 49 Pine Grove .... 84: Orwigsburg . ...... Pine Grove .... Cass ......... . . . 45 Pine Grove .... 60: Kutztown . .... Pine Grove .... Port Carbon ...... 61 Pine Grove .... 88: Alumni . ...... Pine Grove .... Tremont . ..... . . . 37 Pine Grove .... 85 Saint Clair . . . Pine Grove Cressona ..... .. . 56 Pine Grove .... 67: Minersville .. . . Pine Grove .... 88: Cass ............. 'Pine Grove .... Minersville ....... 65 Pine Grove .... 84 Port Carbon ...... 'l'Pine Grove .... Fountain Hill ..... 57 Pine Grove .... 81: Tremont . ......... Il:Pine Grove .... Nesquehoning ..... 50 Pine Grove .... 71: Cressona .... ..... Q Pine Grove .... Darby . ........... 65 Iackson Peepe ..... Robert Dreisbach .. ' League Semi-Final 'I' District XI Semi-Final Il: District XI Final Q District XI vs. District I Won 22: Lost 3. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Donald Reinhard . . . . . . . Richard Doran .... Richard Becker .... Richard Heinbach .. Frank Kramer ..... Dale Kramer .... Dion Boyer .. . Robert Geier .... Robert Daniels .. . . . Carl Kerschner .. . Totals ...... Opponents .... . . . F.G 97 22 14 22 16 17 19 6 . FLG. 203 118 149 42 729 478 ,.. 100 22 53 25 19 24 26 9 128 60 13 4 489 338 FLT. P.F. Q. 90 38 65 84 42 80 67 82 42 84 32 38 19 43 23 25 24 36 10 25 20 27 9 16 382 515 Pts. 534 296 398 106 253 69 47 68 58 43 51 16 1947 1294

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IACKSON PEEPE DONALD REINHARD RICHARD DORAN RICHARD HEINBACH 9 Q IACKSON PEEPE One of the most outstanding basketball players to play in a great bas- ketball school, lack, in his four years of high school, was chosen on the All-South Schuylkill League Team for four consecutive years. As a junior he made the Associated Press All-State second team, and the United Press All-State Hrst team, This year he again is high in the run- ning for all-state honors. Locally, lack has broken all existing records, except for the indi- vidual one-game high. His 1952 total of 590 points is tops, as well as his four-year total, l,746. DONALD REINHARD Donald is the second part of the Grovers' now famous one-two scoring punch. Donnie has developed into the most outstanding pivot man ever to play for Pine Grove. He too has quite a list of honors,including two years on the All-South Schuyl- kill League Team as well as second team All-State honors in 1952. His scoring for the last four campaigns would also have broken all prior existing records as he rolled up 1,387 points with 431 in his 1952 performance. RICHARD DORAN One of the main reasons for a steady procession of field goals this past year was the fine back court work of Dick. Converted from a high-scoring forward, who in 1952 netted 211 points, to the play-maker of 1953, Dick set up many a scoring opportu- nity. While not sensational in his scoring, his steady work under the Grovers' defensive boards made him one of the outstanding players on a great team. RICHARD HEINBACH The story of a real-life hero is this one of Dick's. Forgotten by many Grover fans because of the brilliance of other members of the team, Dick came into his own in the district playoffs when he sparked the club to a resounding 68-50 victory over Nesquehoning for the championship. We wish Dick were back next year. A -82.-