Barberton High School - Cigam Yearbook (Barberton, OH)

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Z?cwLefLa! LESTER SCARR Coach First Row: Coach Scarr, Ioe Szittai, Bob Mod rick, Paulo Marchetti, Leonard Seplak, Ricky Swarts. Second Row: Danzil Smith, lim Hilt Bob Ferrell, Cledith Marable, Ed Arvay, Walter Van Horn, Ray Suppan, Chick Herwick. The freshman basketball squad completed their season with three games on the victory list to their opponent's eleven. The season started with forty boys trying out but because of boys dropping out the team dwindled down to thirteen. Due to inefficiency ot transportation and other conditions, the squad played only tive teams which are near home. Wadsworth was played once and fell in defeat with a score of 35 to ll. The Barberton boys came out on top in the only game with the Clinton irosh in a score ol 34 to 24. Portage Ir. High was the only other Barberton victim with the game ending 23 to 20. The Kenmore squad and the group from Highland each defeated the Barber- ton quintet tour times, while Portage won twice. The three leading scorers were Leonard Seplak, Paulo Marchetti, and Ricky Swarts with 75, 70, and 60 points respectively. Other boys who finished on the squad were Ioe Szittai, Ed Arvay, Bob Modrick, Ray Suppan, Bob Ferrell, Walter Van Hom, Danzil Smith, Cledith Marable, lim Hilt and Chick Herwick. IB Highland ,. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL SCORES Barberton Opponents 23 Portage .... 22 Kenmore .. 19 Highland .. 29 Portage ,,,,, 16 Kenmore ,,,, 22 Highland ,, 20 Highland ,, 34 Clinton 35 Wadsworth 13 Portage ..,, 33 Kenmore 29 Kenmore ,, ,

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e56U1W2 afslfeldaf George Madierac, Art Schake. Charles Wat- kins. Fred Pisanelli. Dan Yakus. Ioe Polacek. HOWARD E' MAURER Bob Price, Bill Fugitt. Tony Stopar, Bob Toneii. Coach The l945 and 46 basketball season came to a close with the reserve squad having the larger part oi the games on the victory list. With 135 points. Tony Tonefi led the scoring list. iollowed by Bob Price with 84 points and George Madierac with 76. . Scheduled play began with Springield falling with a score oi 28 to 20. More victories followed with North and Kenmore losing by scores of 2l to 17 and 30 to 22. The squad fought hard but were defeated by East in a score of 28 to 25. An easy victory. Wadsworth was spanked in the next game 59 to 20. Again the Barberton team was defeated by Cleveland Benedictine. but then fol- lowed two victories. Norton being swamped 47 to ll and St. Vincent losing 37 to 33. The alumni proved too much for the squad as the game ended 34 to 25. A four game victory streak began as I-lower fell 34 to l5 and Kenmore, Canton Central and Akron Central were defeated by good hard playing. Magics The Barberton boys failed as Alliance took the tloor to win 44 to 28 followed by the coming back to deteat West 29 to 20. Although the team fought hard they were beaten by Canton Lincoln with a narrow 3 point margin. Two previous victims returned to be defeated again. Wads- worth 3S to 29 and Norton 43 to 28. This completed the reserve squad's victories for the as Canton Twp.. South. and St. Vincent won the final three games. IBGSOD As a whole the season was a successful one, as the team won 13 out of 2l games. having a total ot 705 points to the opponents 805. RESERVE BASKETBALL scones gy Barberton 28 26 30 25 59 23 47 37 25 34 32 41 39 28 29 27 36 43 25 38 39 Opponents ' ' 20 Springfield ,.,,.,,,.. ..,,.. .,.,. , North ...,.....,. .,.,, 1 7 Kenmore ...... ..... 2 2 ' East ..,,,.... ,..,.,..,,,............,. 2 8 Wadsworth ..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,..... 2 0 Cleveland Benedictine .,.. 32 Norton ,........,,.,,,,,,.........,,, 1 1 St. Vincent ,,,,. .,..,,,.....,..,.. 3 3 1 Alumni ...,..,.,.,. ..... 3 4 W Hower ,.......,,,.... .,,,. l 5 Kenmore ,.,.....,,,.... W, 21 Canton St. Iohn ,,..... ,,.,, 3 7 Central ..,..,,,,,...,.... .... 3 5 Alliance ..,.,,.,..,,. ,..,. 4 4 West ..,...,.,,,,.,,.,,,,....,, .,,.. 2 0 Canton Lincoln ,........, ..... 3 0 Wadsworth .........,. -... 29 , Norton .,............. .,,., 2 8 l Canton Twp .......... ..... 3 9 South .,,..,. , ....,,,.,, - .......,... 46 St. Vincent ,........ , ,..,......, 44

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amifg FGC TRACK SCORES CLASS MEET: Seniors , . 4l Iuniors 5212 Sophomores , 37 Freshmen 412 Barberton Opponents 77 Doylestown , 41 2514 Buchtel ., 79 South , 4395 32-2 5 Garfield , , 85-3 5 74 Ashland , , 44 106 North .,,t,,, ,,,,.... l 2 TRACK SQUAD First Row: Iaclr Quillon. lack Cain, lohn Suppon. Ray Melton, Bill Wekerle. Chuck Kelley. Neil Baldwin. Second Row: Gerald Kellar. Ray Schaeffer. Ed Oxmoro. Don Nelson. Paul Hydock, lim Momchilov, Coach Moasell. Third Row: Ed Carbouqh. Sam Wiliamx. Mike Baits, Don Swartl. loe Woog. Walter Moorehart. Luke Despot. Fourth Row: Eugene Harm. Iohn Tindell. Frank Masiano. Dan Yakus. Gusty Canfora. Larry Furman. Fifth Row: Robert Swior, Mgr.. Dick Goudy. Carl Addis. Bob Tonotf. Martin Cipar, Norman Moore. Bill Carruthers. Mgr. The track team of spring 1945 started off with a good line up of letter men. including, Paul Hydock, Iohn Suppan, Chuck Kelley, lack Cain, Neil Baldwin. Ralph Pontius, Carl Addis, and lack-Quillonr The two high point men were, Iohn Suppan with 49-4 5 and Paul Hydock 47-4 f 5. The first meet of the season was a class meet with the iuniors winning with 52 V2 points. Seniors 41, Sophomores 37 and Fresh 4Vz points respectively. Then Barberton met their first opponent, Doylestown and came out the victor with the score 77 to 41. The next meet was a three way affair with Buchtel coming out on top with 79 points. South made 43 V2 and the Magics 25 V2. The squad in the next meet bowed to Garfield 85-3 5 to 32-2 f'5. Ashland was the victim in the fifth contest falling in a 74 to 44 defeat. The final varsity meet of the season saw North tromp Barberton 108 to 12. The Barberton frosh came out fourth in the Greater Akron freshmen meet. Tony Toneff took the blue ribbon in the shot put affair while Carl Addis and Bill Hock took second and third in the broad iump contest. Hock again took honors as he ended third in the 100 yard dash. Thus ended the 1945 track season at Barberton High.