Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Track D. H. S.'s Track Team Once again enjoyed a fairly successful season in the spring of '47. XVlIile not winning any state championships, the squad participated in six meets and placed high in all hut une. CO-captain Bali Smith was a high scorer and placed fnurtlI in the I'.I.A.A. .WIeet. Redding Rufe was also a high SCUFCF. Hatlioro 55M Penn Relays George School Bux-Mont Meet Dis. I PIAA Meet Dual Meet Doylestuwn 3316 U. Nlureland IU 7th on Friday 4th on Sat. Doylestown 7 5th place Doylestown 2 Doylcstuwn 57 Sounlurton 32 Baseball D. H. S.'s baseball team enioyed an extremely successful season during the spring of '4l'. Although defeated by Lansdale in the play-OH' for the championship, Coach Bricklemyer considered the season a success and predicts a championship in '-48. THE SCHEDULE II.H.S. Opp. Abington .,.. ..... , .. .. 4 2 Buckingham. .. 6 2 'Ambler .... . . 2 I Lansdale ..,. . . O 4 'Souclertun ..., . . I8 5 3olelIurv ..... . . . 6 7 Quakertown ,... . . 5 0 Sellvpcrlc ..... . . I 0 Ambler. ,... . . 8 I Lansdale .,.. . . 6 0 Soudei-ton .... . . 2 5 'Sell-Perk ,... . . 2 0 Quakertown . . . . 5 0 'Abington ......... . . I 5 George School ...., ......., 7 5 Lansdale .......,. ...,..,,,. 5 8 4' Home Games W Play-oFI' at Sell-Perk I0 l t SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL- Back Raw: F. WEDBIAN, B. COPE, H. STRAWN, D. BLYTI-IE, E. MOLL, D. ALLISDN, I. BRADLEY, I. GRYSON, R. BAR- BER, B. TITNIAN, B. SARGEANT, B. TYSON, MR. BRICKLEMYER, MR. WODOCK. Fran! Row: R. MYERS, ARNOLD ROSENBERG, R. RUFE, B. WERNER R., ROSENBERGER, I. WODOCK, W. ROHRAIAN, C. SCI-IMIEG, C. RUNAI- ER, I. KIKER, D. MCCARTY, I. DOUGLAS, F. FUNK, ALLEN ROSENBERG, D. BRADISII. TRACK TEAM-Back Row: F. TROUT, I. HAPP, N. CHUBB, T. BUCKNER, W. CONTI, DAVID EVANS, DONALD EVANS, I. MOR- GAN, D. HOFFMAN, T. RAISNEIK, N. BRINTON, D. LEATI-IERMAN, Fran! Row: D. FURLONG, R. RUFE B. SMITH, B. DUNCAN, B' HANSELL, I. THONIER, B. TEN- LEY, R, HIGI-ITON, W. TILLY, I. XVALLIS, MR. WYOLFE.

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which had its first season since 1942, ended its series of matches in championship style. Coach Zahniser found several expert marlismen, who had never shot a gun, trained them well, and the team came out second place in the state championship match held at State College, won the District 1 championship, and took second place in the S.P.I.R.A. league. The Rifle Team was not originally a team but began as the Ritle Club, which had as its officers: president, Virginia Wlaltersg vice-president, Arthur Houkg treasurer, Dale Wismerg secretary, Allen Rosenberg, and ex. o. Ted Poole. From this club the team was formed. VARSITY SCHEDULE Wayne-Radnor. . . Yeadon ...... LaSalle ....,.. South Catholic Upper Darby. West Catholic. Quakertown. . Norristown. . , Lower Merion. Episcopal A.. . Ephrata .... D.II.S. 471 491 489 493 591 488 495 495 490 492 Opp. 457 475 484 496 589 486 492 481 477 by default 489 Oalunont .... . . , 988 994 Brookville ,.... . 967 Upper Darby .... . . . 496 497 South Catholic. . . . . 489 SPIRA LEAGUE STANDING Upper Darby ..............,...... F ir.rf Place Doylestown ....... .... S econd Place Southeast Catholic. . ..... Third Place RIFLE TEAM-Back Row: COACII XVILLIAM ZAIINISER, D. OVEIKIIKDLT, F. Runs, D. WINDIIKJLZ, I. MC- KINNEY, A. 1V1EISINGSET, W. BATES, K. WVILEY, S. BICKEL. Front Raw: A. ROSENBI-:IzG, D. SIIIVELY, D. WVISMER, R. BI-ziuw, F. FISCIIEII, E. POULI-:. 59

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WRESTLING TEAM - Back Row: A. ROSENBERG, R. JOHN- SON, W. ROHRAIAN, C. HUNS- BERGER, D. EVANS, S. COHEN, I. DOUGLAS, B. SERGEANT, B. FIESSER, M. H0Row1Tz. Ivan! Raw: Coach BRICKLEMYER, I. CARl.SON, A. COHFIN. INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS fffack Raw: YV. SMITH, DAYTON, F. MAHLER, O. BUB- HRER, K. XVISMER, F. FUNK, D. HUTCHINSON, B. GREENAXVALT, M. Honowrrz, B. DINLOCKER, YV. YVOLFE. Fran! Row: B. DUNCAN, D. FURLONG, V. KECK, D. EVANS, I. AMENT, B. FIES- SER, B. CILIBERTO. - a'though in existence for fa :comparatively lshort time, was an active part ot' the winter's sports season. The members pgxrticipatel in a system of extensive training, including two miles of mail work a clay, anql intra-squal wrestling. No outside matches were scheduled, as the coach, Eugene Bricklemyer, was unable tu continue training for more than a short time, clue to a heavy scheiule of athletic activities, anil the fact that other schools in this vicinity had no wrestling teams. lbr the thircl consecutive year was the class of 1948. The first team was captainezl by Dave Evans, while the second team was le.l by Bill Green- awalt. High scorer for the league was Pete Rutherfonl, a senior. Because ofthe large number of boys who participated in the intramural basketball program, plus their enthusiastic spirit, the season was considered the best in the history of the school. 61