Barberton High School - Cigam Yearbook (Barberton, OH)

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A2 ?f.m...A-:mx QS Ei' UQ + Q ev, , w,, amily 4 X. 3 Nt li , .9 4 lf MJLQMQI i K gl -ly 1.-fx V! CW Left lo right: Dick Goudy, Frank Dean, Ioe Woog, Otto Knowles. Dick Hanna, Hatty Nara- - A ll gon, Iohn Ianovec. Mark Scarr, Eddie Makow- ski. Inset: Karl Hatter, Head Coach. The Maqics completed the '45 and '46 basketball season with ll wins out of 20 games. With 243 points in 14 games Eddie Makowski won wide recognition as the district's leading scorer. Graduating in the Ianuary class. Makowski played his last game with Canton Lincoln. As Ma- kowski left the squad Mark Scarr was promoted from the reserve squad. The' promising freshman chulked up 102 points in the short remainder of the season. The season opened with the squad losing to Springfield Twp. in a close score of 32 to 30. Bar- berton pepped up to win the next two games before being beaten by East. The next four games found the wins divided between Barberton and opponents but the following three games were won easily by the Magics. Hower, Kenmore and Canton St. lohn fell under scores of 42 to 20. 35 to l7. and 50 to 37 respectively. Central defeated the local squad in the next game with a score of 39 to 25 and Alliance did likewise with 49 points to Barberton's 38. ofeffermen X ' Q 'Z 17. . . f ' .nf wa -- mms : MAKOWBKI 3 A HAROLD NARAGON a 2' .R t I 9' 1 I ' , if fl t. 'AQ' . 'U . l if ,il '45 ' f 4 -L .2 'fy ...A

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gfedknlafl j00f6Cl! KA: Rightl LESTER SCARR Coach fn l Coach Scarr's freshman football squad finished the 1945 season with seven of the nine games scheduled on the list of victories and one indecisive. The Barberton boys made a total of 203 points to their opponent's 38. Mark Scarr. who was on the team for three years. made 66 of these points, and George Madierac. another three year man, accounted for 56. The season started with the squad receiving their only defeat of the season. as the Bath Varsity won 6-0. The next game found the boys on the balL as Copley Reserves fell 12-0, and the following game was even better, as the squad beat Highland 39-0. Orrville offered little resistance. as the Magics trounced them 34-0. lt was in this game that Scarr ran 95 yards for a touchdown. The next battle was not such a snap as the three previous games had been. Doyles- town fell in defeat. but only after fighting hard. The final score was 6-0. Medina also put up a fight. but was beaten 14-6. The Portage eleven proved to be no match for the frosh team, 31-0 being the final score in the seventh game of the season. The Wadsworth freshmen also put forth little fight. Ed Arvay kicked eight consecutive goals from placement, as the Wadsworth team fell 56-7. The final game of the sea- son. the only tie, found the local squad and the Coventry Reserves evenly matched, each scoring 19 points. As a whole the season was very success- ful. except for a few iniuries. Tom Yamell suffered a broken leg in the first game and was on the sidelines for the remainder of the season. Quvall Gandy suffered a broken knee, and George Henderson also dislocated his shoulder. First Row: Bill Zimmer, Walter Van Hom. Gerald Ioy. lim Tiffin. Richard Eckard. Ray Morris, Ronald Black. LeRoy Iohnson, Bob Crawford. Second Row: Marvin Carl. lohn Sarkozi. Robert Fer- rell, Fred Pisanelli. Edward Rrvay. Earl Burton. Ray Suppan. Robert Modrick. Sam Yakus. Curtis Swinehart. Third Row: Tom Yarnell. George Henderson. Iarnes Krizay. George Madierac, Mark Scarr. Lloyd Hare. Paulo Marchetti. Leonard Blanar. lack Land. Fourth Row: Coach Scarr. Calvin Patterson. Mgr., Norman Roberts.

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Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barbarton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barberton Barbertcn North ., ,. ., ,., 27 , .,.,.., Kenmore .,, ,. 41 . ,,..... East , . , , 41 ., Wadsworth 30 , ,,,,, Cleve. Benedictine 71 . ., Norton , , 43 ,, St. Vincent 53 , Hower , 20 , Kenmore , 17 , Canton St. Iohn , 37 , ,,,, Central , 37 ,. Alliance , 49 . West 49 Canton Lincoln 39 Wadsworth 32 Norton 28 Canton Twp. 48 South 47 .22 oe- E orro KNOWLES 1oHN IANOVEC Again Barberton had a four game winning streak. West crumbled under a score of 61 to 49. and Canton Lincoln, the last game for Makowski, was beaten by the close score ot 41 to 39. and Norton put forth little resistance as they were spanked 64 to 32 and 34 to 28. list ol victims was now complete as Canton Twp.. South and St. Vincent won the last of the season. In the first game of the tournament the squad easily defeated Wadsworth 52 to 35 a 20 point lead at the half. Coventry also was defeated with little trouble as the 60 to 36. The third game of the tournament proved to be Magics' Waterloo. After and exciting game. St. Vincent won the game 39 to 35. SCORES Springfield 32 , St. Vincents .42 Wadsworth The Magics' three games after having game ended a very close ,J ..-1