Derry Borough High School - Derrian Yearbook (Derry, PA)

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f' . ,,,, Q First row, left fu right: R. Jones, Mgrg P. Kurtz, D. Sweeney, C. Gray, D. Robinson, J. Hazlett, J. Ritenour, G. Waite J Rhodes, R. Hofmann, H. Boyer, W. Miller, G. Plummer, Mgr. Second row: Mr. Lewis, Coachg S. Avampato, T. Yancy D Campbell, E. Serena, D. Chamberlain, 13. Sindorf, H. Dillon, J. Mowry, ll. Landis, S. Mastrorocco, D. Rhodes, H. Carney 1 Rondinf-lla. Third row: E. Piper, C. Albaugh, R. Bucci, C. Kahl, S. liurik. R, Opatka, P. Rupert, P. Sindorf, J. Klym T Klym, R. Zappa. Sporfs on Parade Derrfs tallies were scored by Hofmann and Dillon while We were eliminated from the WPIAL Class B race However. the Rams came back fighting in the next game were made by Herb Boyer with two and Stan Burik with The Rams then traveled to Claridge where they were Rurik scored the lone tally on a 40 yard jaunt. The first game was the most impressive game of the season considering the squad was green and inexperi -need and under thc supervision of a new coach, Mr. Lewis. The Rams downed Homer City by the score of 12 6 Homer City's score came on a recovered fumble by a powerful West Newton team by a 26-0 count to defeat the Kiski Reserves 21-0. The touchdowns one. Burik added three conversions. bowled over by a strong Penn Twp. outfit 31-6. Stan The next game was a non-league contest in which the Rams lost at the expense of Class A Armaugh 46 12 The Derry scores were made by Herb Boyer and Bob Hofmann. The Derry team then went to Saltsburg where they were suffered their fourth loss of the season by a 12 7 score. The touchdown was scored by Bob Hofmann who also added the conversion. Again the team couldn't get started and as a result suffered their fourth straight loss at the hands of the Trafford Railroaders by a score of 34-2. The season proved successful as the Rams defeated their arch rival, Ligonier, by the impressive score of 21 6 The tallies were made by Dillon, Sweeney, and Hofmann who also added three conversions. The Ramblers will be without the services of these Seniors next year: Stan Burik, Gib Gray, Bob Hofmann Sam Mastrorof-co, Jim Mowry. Ronald Opatka, Jim Ritenour, Dave Robinson, Glenn Waite, and Dwight Camp bell. i 1- -' resumes-11m fw'mmmmr' ff: .1 fi gl L, A . if ' 'E' .J A M, ,fn . ' 4 i i x ' 1' -W--us. i K Q. VA., 5 .0 . 4-12 ,V . f. -X, .',. 5... ,je .fy-.iz -Q s, I I-niffqng. 'A PWQ., .evifdfuxw ,.gwf3...Q3 ff3gw, --A Q 1 .4 K 47.41, -E tw Td? 'i4Qi ,, f 'f-ta ' v1!6t?'f'fg... 'Ms-Qmmsstfigg. 'A' .. ' . 1

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X mr B 2 .Q iq? M1 1,1 J wr' 1,35 ox, 1 emu: 1952 FOOTBALL SCORES John Lewis, Coach DBHS OPP. 12 Homer City . . . . . . 6 0 West Newton . . . . . . 26 21 Kiski .......... . 0 6 Penn Township .. . .. 31 12 Armaugh ....... . . . 46 7 Saltsburg . .. . . . 12 2 Trafford . . 34 21 Ligonier . . . 6 81 161 XXXXX XXXXX ix an-.11 4,1 -in QQ? -also N'-1 . 1 . ' gg' . ,