Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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A l Y i . l I , ,,, I ng ' v F5 5' 'Q X c' . v -if LEFT TO RIGHT-KNEELING: Michael Frederick, Gerald Mas Getting ready for Penn State Meet ciantonio, James Bowman, Ronald Pupeck, William Gray George Dost. STANDING: Francis Daniels, Louis Mellon, Samuel Omar Thomas Delaney, James Campi, Pau1McGrath, Richard Markoski Mr. Vonderheid, Coach. Despite the lack of proper facilities, Cionsholiocltcn lligli continued its ab- breviated track program for the 1938 season. Practices were held on the ll field under the direction of Mr, Vonder- heid. No dual meets were scheduled forthe year, but Hill Gray took part in the Dis- trict I meet at Lipper Darby High where he took second place inthe javelinethrow and qualified for the State Track Meet at Penn State. Go, Zeus V On target!

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5' 'av , 'N NN -V4 'l'. L .iv I J , I '1 .3 lbw .4 Chuck nabs Don at the platel Kascbal! . . . , . --,, -:-- -. -. N - Lee and Lew in a close one! 'QUHP' ' A swinging strike by Buff ! Although the Bears' diamond season was not too successful, they had a defiant fighting spirit and provided difficult opposition for the teams in the Ches-Mont circuit. Pitching was the Bruins' biggest problem. The hurling chores were equally distributed among Mike Pettine, Jimmy Williams, and Jim Griffin. Two sopho- mores and a senior co-captain excelled in the hitting department. Catcher, Chuck Sithens, who took the batting championship with an average of 38-i, and .lim Williams were the outstanding tenth graders, while shortstop, Buff llonkoski, hit at a clip of 323. The Golden Bears' final record was an unimpressive 3-12 slate. However, two of the wins came against PSD in which the Grizzlies won by gigantic scores. 'l'heir other win came over Bridgeport by a margin of -4-3, Although the Bruins lost, they gave Spring-Ford, West Chester, and Conestoga terrific battles, and against Pottstown played their best ball games of the year. ,ZF 5 . 2 - - 2 Y Lew follows through! 5 ! t i .,..-n- ' 1 ,. U U , ff it -L . g . ' 1 X Mike lets go with a fast balll ge F' M 'qi'