Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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52: il .fr- GRIDMEN HIF THEY CAN'T DO IT, NOBODY CAN! 72 T. Frickunisce J. Miller D. Silvis R. Vuresco D. Campbell J. Corsello D. Bush N. English R, Clark R. Tusing T. Pryor H. Alberu

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First Row: Mr. N, Ventura, Equipment Manager, A. Graziano, Manager, W. Kakuk, Manager. Second Row: D. Bush, J. Marra, D. Toney, T. Rocchi, H. Rocchi, L. Ceraso, D. Tirdil, D. Berkey, J, Matthews, R. Clark, Mr. F. Martin, Assistant Coach. Third Row: Mr. A. Tannas, Head Coach, E. Posati, R. Rich, G. Gamble, R. English, R. Allen, R. Tusing, N. Eng- lish, D. Silvis, J. Martin, E. Schreckengost, T. Watters, T. Bengel, Mr. M. Peretti, Assistant Coach. Fourth Row: G. Overly, J. Miller, H. King, D. Vrudny, M. Bellavia, R. Varesco, T. Frickanisce, T. Pryor, E. Rosati, H. Albera, D. Campbell, J. Corsello. VARSITY Thanks to the football know-how ot Coach Alex Tannas and his assistants, Mario Peretti and Frank Martin, a relatively green team was able to mold into a tight-knit unit, which made sportsmanship its key word. After having spent three weeks in pre- season training, the team iumpecl ot? to a snappy 27-6 victory over Millvale. The tol- lowing week the Tannasmen brought down the house with a 6-6 tie against a highly rated and much larger West Deer team to continue the 'Famous Arnold-West Deer iinx. Keeping a steady pace, the Lions went on to tie the Yellow Jackets of Freeport and down the Red Cats from Tarentum. The team lost the next tive games only after they had given their all. The season couldn't possibly be meas- ured in wins and losses, since the team play and sportsmanship which the boys learned is indispensable. We are sorry to say that next year we will miss the talents of Rich Clark, Tom Frickanisce, Ron Tusing, Dick English, Ted Pryor, Ron Albera, Joe Corsello, Don Camp- bell, Dave Silvis, Don Bush, Ron Varesco, and J. Miller.

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JUNIOR VARSITY Under the tutoring of Mario Peretti, the Little Lions displayed in their games an ag- gressiveness that was hard to beat. Every day they tirelessly and faithfully went through their routine, practicing and drilling in order that they might some day have a chance to represent Arnold on the gridiron. We hon- estly believe that if this scrappy, talented bunch keeps up its determined ways, the fu- ture opponents of Arnold High School had better be on their guard. JUNIOR HIGH If the enthusiasm of our Junior High team is any sign of the future, then Arnold's pros- pects look very bright indeed. During the season these boys, coached by Mario Peretti, carried on a rigid training program, consist- ing of calisthenics and fundamentals. Though they never actually participated in any foot- ball games, the boys never ceased to turn out faithfully at practice. Our hats go off to young athletes who will someday make a fine varsity crew. JUNIOR VARSITY Row One: Managers, L. Colaianni, D. Terlinski. Row Two: L. Thomas, A. Chipoletti, R. Makara, J. Palaika, B. Blair, J. Vrudny, D. Pallone, J. Ciuffoletti, E. Nee, K. McNutt. Row Three: Mr. Peretti, Ass't. Coach, R. Greco, J. Thomas, P. Bengel, E, Migliorisi, A. M. Ansani, D, McMaster, L. Walkowiak, B. Settle- meyer, F. Ludwiczak. JUNIOR HIGH Row One: Manager, R. Varesco. Row Two: K. Mele, C. Ferguson, O. Castorina, R. Bryan, F. Frabotta, H. Stonecheck, D. Stonecheck, J, Hadda, R. Posati, R. Arbuckle, J. Echon, W. Crawford. Row Three: D, Ogurkis, J. Bruncsak, R. Inglese, P. Ringus, J. Tulebitz, L. Schreckengost, L. Rubinosky, S. Reo, K. Inglese, J. Mazza. 11m vl hvfwwIuiv'mfnw