Upper Dublin High School - Mundockian Yearbook (Fort Washington, PA)

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Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper 38 Basketball, a sport almost unheard of by the students of our school four years ago, came into its own in this our third year of inter- scholastic competition. For two years we took our knocks from other more experienced cagers. In 1954, however, under the guidance of Coach Guldin our boys decided to do some stepping rather than be step- ped upon. A fighting group of rebounders consisting of BOYS' ASKETB LL Sonny, do you see what I see? also figured as the leading scorerj paced the Cardinals to an 8-6 Tri-County League record. Instrumental in many of the Redbird victories were the timely scoring of Bruce Elton and the play making of Frank Ottinger. It is indeed commendable that in a first year of varsity competition with senior personnel our squad qualified for Class B competition in the PIAA District I playoff. Let's hope its only a start. Sonny Fad, ,lack Banes, and Don Robins fwho JR. HIGH BASKETBALL First Row Left to Right: Robert Webb, Bill Roney, Joe Ricketts, Philip Johnson. Second Row: John Magyar, Bill Dunbar, Dan Urbach, Edward Goulding, Robert Jacobs, John Smith, Percyi- Herder, Ian Stalker. Third Row: Paul M. Jones, William Wolf, Donald Beideman, William Ulley, Ken Comly, Forrest Roberts, Dan Wanner, David Matthews, Joseph Johnson, Guy Selheimer, Cecil Worthens, Mr. Gebauer. JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY RECORD 2 Wins-8 Losses Dublin 23, Rockledge 31 Dublin 15, Glenside Weldon 57 Dublin 34, Lower Moreland 23 Dublin 21, Hatboro 35 Dublin 18, Ply-White 31 Dublin 28, Thomas Williams 57 Dublin 32, Rockledge 21 Dublin 18, Upper Moreland 21 Dublin 11, Elkins Park 31 Dublin 24, Springfield 30 P

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SENIOR HOCKEY VARSITY SCHEDULE 1 Upper Dublin Sisters of Mercy 1 Upper Dublin 4 Hatboro 1 Upper Dublin 1 Springfield 8 Upper Dublin 3 Lower Moreland 0 Upper Dublin 2 Souderton 1 Upper Dublin 2 Jenkintown 2 JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Upper Dublin 4 Sisters of Mercy 0 Upper Dublin 2 Hatboro 2 Upper Dublin 1 Springfield 4 Upper Dublin 2 Souderton 1 Upper Dublin 1 Jenkintown 3 Kneeling Left to Right: Mary Gaumer, Eleanor Washington, Sannie Gifford, Janet Minehart, Lucille Wilson, Pat Downes, Miss Paul, Ann Pappas, Pat Stephenson, Virginia Walders, Joan Marasciulo, Rannie Gifford. Standing: Judy Thoenebe, Bea Cressman, Beverly Fox, Judy Wright, Berna Lou Merton, Sandra Wentz, Eleanor Biddle, Nancy Lou Burnm, Mary Lee Robins, Elaine Myers, Virginia Fields, Beverly Kallenbach, Mary Ann Lane, Cynthia Gordon, Dorthea Williams, Mary Jane Case, Sara Case, Laura Gaskin. We started our hockey season shortly after school started. There were about 30 girls out for the team. We started practicing by running the track, doing our exercises, sprints and scrim- maging. Everyone got linirnent the first night for all those sore muscles. J We had a very good season with three wins, two ties, and one loss. The team owed a lot of thanks and credit to the fine coaching of Miss Paul. High scorer of the season was Eleanor Wash- ington with seven points. The rest were as follows: Sannie Gifford, four, Sara Case, three, Rannie Gifford, two, and Mary Ann Lane, one. The seniors bidding farewell to the team were: Rannie Gifford, Mary Ann Lane, Barbara Garrison, Pat Stephenson, Nancy Lou Bumm, Eleanor Biddle, Mary Gaumer, Judy Thoenebe and Mary Jane Case. Practice makes perfect! Go get it, Joan!

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