Birdsboro High School - Bluebird Yearbook (Birdsboro, PA)

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Baseball Team Front row. left to right Lester Mc Cord. Robert Henry Leoniiid lVI11lard Dudlu Snyder. Jack Bitler, Charles Seidel. Robert Marks. Russell lVl111'1rd Buck row: Ralph Murray, .Izimcs lXTurr'z13'. Willizini WC-ilcr, Mclx in Bi ler Blfiine Wcav er. Clinton Ludwig, Bobert Benner. Eli Iezzl. Richrrd Lykens SCHEDULE FOR 1945 SEASON April April April April April Moy Moy Moy 5, 12- 17- 19- 26- 1, 3, 8, 15 Muhlenberg at Birdsboro Katztown ot Birdsboro Eirdsboro ot Boyertown Birdsboro ot Fleetwood Oley ot Birdsbero Birolsboro ot Kutztown Boyertown at Birisboro Fleetwood ot Birdsboro Birdsboro at Oley Denotes non-league gcline

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Cross Country From left to right, Anthony Dallamio, lame: Smith, Tanner Dilaquitc, Thomas Geyer Harry Grant, Raymond Messner and Coach Kaufizgan The lccye Etave made a nr.: ,showing for thernselvezt by brlngina home the lcnofn, fi gazgently The track-rneet.n arf. held in the spring of the year and are enjoyed by all The l944 cro:s:s-country season opened with Lian Kaxxifrriari again .rs coach The following runners turned out for practice and mail: tlo team' Tinny Uallarnio, limrrxy Smith, lannar Delaquito, Tommy Geyer, lirn lVlu'ray, Harold Spencer, Harry Grant, Raymond Mexasner, Floyd Feiclc. TRACK SCHEDULE FOR THE l945 SEASON The first rrieet of ihe l944 .55-aasori Tick plati on C'jfOlJ',T 1U with trio flcrriqtown narrief Af1i?4l37Af W'3'3t Rfifldmff-Y Dum traveling to Birfinborc Althogqh the final :core rr ff! 25-30 .n fave' af the 'visitlna ,iqufrr Y'-get ' Tinny l3aTDar'iio took in'iivi'iu'1l horgcrx an he Lott' .1 hir r,:'-v1cg.' 'f.-tor: Ly 8 Jicorzfi., F'-V11 lgwftf RfVfl 537O ' VJYCYY11- Iinirzhing 400 yards areafl of hr.: rre'1:',,si rival. Szrfih, Qeiaquiic ffluyf-r, and l.4i1rrf:y 'ITT M7 PQFU helped in the scoring for the Birdg Ly running good racy again! The runner.: from tha April 2l-Af Albriahf-County Meet lgffle School' fry-1 Z54A' Mtrhimbe ee D i On October l7 the Bird harrif-A traveled io lllffxfiziifg l'l1FIEl ani 'Nf.!'f,' liffafen by fhf- Yu1,1,w,:.f A M IQ ug Refi Knights by the ccun if ZZ-33 A-'ga n Tirtriv lmllfizxto took in 51211 vial honor, ki , TT ., . , runninfg tlfe 24 mile cciirwe in 12205 The lfnifdr 'glirqiii ith- '1 'f :ion by jclacifi. Ap 'H?Y81TTA' ph1mAC'phmTPQnn Rf' xeconil, th1r'i fawrth .Alfifll 'lf'.'f .1f'.'fr.':1 l,::.L ',' ff ' ' , lff of :tix 'AW 1 v V Ly fingshmg jc-X131 l.fayH5-At w'ff,.e: Feaaina-'Capita DA DAMIO RETAINS P. I. A. A. CROSS COUNTRY TITLE M A. QP 11, MO ,J H nfl 1 7 . -.T LXTIIE T1 - 15 CIW' The ilirnai-I cf the irons country .'fx1.1cn '. '1.1 f'g'! ll' 'E 5:1 ffc'.'e:'riff l': 'fi Petr, S :'f' ilvfjm ' Collefge Where Tinnw' lla llattpio 'rfrfzin wr' 'h. T5 I fr 1 f o,,.' 'p1rt 'f f4ll',1 'I'lfI'W.1ll1I, t , . w W., , A ' ' ' A- ' AJ JTC' l.-- .Z ' f:f.1t-,r-- fr-' in the time cr .1357 f',Y the A-I3 1: iff f-on I4 H rg 'A LH! J Ur-href M' Tinny lock 'in ':'l'l'j' lwri ':r1: r- Q.r:1'.1.'1 , 'Jer 7 1 g if 1 'i:.-. Iwff' L6'P'r97l 'Jimi M997 lun! l5U yari: .hor af 'he ':r,f- T1:.r.',' ,ei 3, yar'i,: ahead of Surg' f' ' fzfgfj

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Bowling League For the first time in the history ol Birdsboro High School, a bowling league was crganized under the leadership ol the Birdsboro Y. M. C. A. Secretary Russell S Millard Four teams competed in the first half. They were: Army, Penn, Minnesota and Yale. At the start of the second hall, Army remained as belore, but Penn, Minnesota and Yale combined into two teams. Penn and Yale, The Army team, composed ol Harold Spencer, Frank Guglielmo, Donald Hain, Leonard Millard and Russell Millard won the first half title by nipping Penn in the linal week. Army ran away with the second hall to clinch the bowling championship The members of the winning squad were awarded letters. The bowler with the high average for each hall also received a medal. Not everything is told by the summary of the individual scoring as must be given to Nat Merlino, Keith Kerper and Harold Spencer Merlino to compete in the second hall because ot employment, Keith Kerper was individuals in the second hall at the time he underwent an operation lor Harold Spencer helped the Army team win the bowling cliampioriship before he enlisted in the Navy in February. TOTAL FOR FlRST HALF Won Lost Pins Army 37 19 25,667 lndividual High Single-N. Penn 35 17 24,917 lndividual High Triple-N. Minnesota 24 32 25,295 Yale 16 40 24,314 AVERAGES Matches Total Rank Name and Team Rolled Games Pins 1 R. Millard, Army . .... 12 36 5342 2 N. Merlino, Penn . 10 33 4884 3 K, Kerper, Minnesota . 14 42 6192 4 T. Volpiccini, Penn . 13 38 5586 5 I. Murray, Minnesota 14 42 6144 6 R. Benner, Yale . . 14 42 5130 7 I. Spencer, Army 14 42 5920 8 F. Guglielmo, Army 10 27 3708 9 L. Millard, Army 12 35 4555 10 R. Weaver, Yale . 14 42 5397 11 D. Hain, Army . 13 39 5011 12 R. Henry, Minnesota 4 10 1271 13 1. Bitler, Penn 13 38 4810 14 1. Eisenbise, Minnesota 14 42 5303 15 R. Dengler, Yale 4 11 1256 16 G. Millard, Penn 6 18 1896 17 C. Ludwig, Yale 8 24 2334 much credit was unable leading all appendicitizs Merlino 215 Merlino .545 Averages 148.14 148. 147.18 147. 146.12 145.40 141.40 137.9 130.5 128.21 128.19 127.1 126.22 126.9 114.2 105 6 97,6 Left to right: Frank Guglielmo Donald Hain. Leonard Millard. Russell Millard