Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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AWARDS ■J FOOTBALL J. Buzinski •44 B. Roster B. Vff.rd •44 K. Kincher C. Reitz •44 R. Fister G. Sittler 44 C. Schneck .7. Fethcrolf 44 F. Bobal E. Kern •45 J. Br.byuk L. Merkel •45 ’■■In. Fister C. P.ettew 45 F. Breisch R. Jones 45 K. Jones E. Davies •45 D. Roberts H. Lewis •45 C. Hoffman V . Hughes •46 A. Sessor L. Snyder • -t5 R. Eschbsch E. Marshall 45 D. Cpplingor R. Roman •45 H. Reinort BASKETBALL J. Buzinski Vf, D'.ubonspeck L. Korn E. Davies R. Jones C, Person E. Kreitz J. Fnrbor YJ. Korn 44 L •44 V 45 M 45 N •45 B •45 •45 46 46 CHEER LEADERS-GIRLS Benner Pt-pay Snyder Frederick Daubcrt f ' -U- A y I J b7 ’ 46 45 45 46 45 45 45 •45 45 47 46 47 46 46 45 •44 44 144 •44 •44

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GIRLS’ GYM CLL-B BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL INTRAMURAL TEAMS

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FOOT BALI The word defeat never downed the boys of the Slatington High School Football Squad. The year 1943 went into the past, and with it went the memories of the string of defeats that stood attached to the record of Slatington High School. But 1943 wasn't meant to have offered a successful season, but it did offer a future successful season, for a newcomer entered our ranks as head football coach and trained the green squad he had. Coach Louis DeRosa was all set except for the fact that the bellows needed experience. Well, they have their experience; and they're all ready to make 1944 a great successful season. Good Luck, Coach! Our first game was with Lehighton, and with our desperate attempt to come on top, they took the honors with a score of 35-0. Emmaus was next on the schedule, but again the Blue Raiders bowed their heads to the winning team. The score was 24-0. Head Coach—Louis DeRosa Asst.—Lloyd Williams Our worse defeat followed up when Northampton swamped our squad to the tune of 62.-0 . Again the local eleven met defeat when Catasauqua marched over the team to victory. Joe Buzinski's determination to score brou it him the honors of make-ing the first touchdown of the season. The score rolled up to 53-6. Whitehall marched onto a wet field and off with a decisive victory to their name 13-0. The Blue Raiders tried desperately to bring home the bacon but a strong Stroudsburg squad only allowed us one touchdown making the score 24-6. Thanksgiving Day....Slatington was to meet its traditional rival...Palmer-ton. Just this one victory would have made the whole season successful. But as in previous years, Slatington a- ain took of-f their hats to the victors. Palmerton came through with the score of 21-0. Managers Harold Reinert 145 Robert Herman 145 Arlan Boward 145 Backfield i Linemen Josenh Buzinski '44 Walter Fetherolf 44 Leonard Snyder '45 Bruce Ward 144 Carl Reitz 44 Raymond Fister '45 Rollin Jones '45 George Sittler '44 Charles Rettew '45 Evan Davies '45 Edgar Kern '45 Kenneth Kincher '45 Lawrence Merkle '45 William Fister '45 Kenneth Jones '45 James Smith '45 Francis Bobal f45 Francis Breisch '45 Barton Kester '46 John Babyak '45 Clinton Hoffman '46 Walter Hughes '45 rfarry Lewis 145 Clair Schneck '46 Eugene Marshall '45 Donald Orolinger '46 Robert Eschbach '46 Allan Sessar '47 4 David Roberts '47 Score Schedule Date S. H. S. 0 Lehighton 35 Lehighton Oct. 2 S, H. S. 0 Emmaus 24 Emmaus II 9 S. H. S. 0 Northampton 62 Northampton II 16 S. H. S. 6 Catasauqua 53 Catasauqua II 23 S. H. S. 0 Whitehall 13 Whitehall II 30 S. H. S. 6 Stuoudsburg 24 Stroudsburg Nov. 6 S. H. S. 0 Allentown J.V. 6 Allentown J.V. II 20 S. H. s. 0 Palmerton 21 Palmerton II 25 Total 12 Total 238