Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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HOCKEY VIRGINIA LEE DIVER, Jfanagcr Miss LILLIAN V. KELLEY, Coach IOSEPHINE KENTOPP, Caplain SWIMMING BETTY L. GASH, Caplain MISS LILLIAN V. KELLEY, Coach MARY L. GARDY, Illanager TENNIS MR. ION POMRINKE, Coach AUDREY WEST, Capfain CAROL SANDEMAR, Jlanager ARCIIERY KAY IIAPP, Jlamzgfr ELIZABETH DEICNATEI., Cnplain Miss LILLIAN V. Km.r.r-:Y, Com-I1

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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

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this year placed third in the Bux-Diont League. Under the excellent coaching of Miss Kelley and splendid managing of Ginny Lee Diver and assistant manager, Iean Bunn, the team actually did very well with eight wins and three losses. Although they will be losing many first team girls through graduation, there are a good many young recruits coming along to take their places. One sophomore, Anne Toor, a member ofthe varsity this year, scored live points, along with Audrey West's high score of seven points and Dottie Slaughter's six. Gracie Farber was the most unfortunate player, receiving some black eyes and a swollen chin during the season. VARSITY SCHEDULE LEAGUE STANDING 0 . . . . . Alumni ,. .. V I ,fp D gs Lansdale ..... . ..... FIr.ft 5 ? Quakertown .... ..... 6 'econd 2-Pk '-'- -V 1 5 I ,.,.Th'd Lansdiiie .... . . 0 1 Doylesmn' 'F gluajcertown. . . . . 1 0 Sell-Perle ...., . . .Fourfh t . . 1 sZii.15ZIif. . . o i Souderfon -.-- -4--- P fffh Lansdale. . . 4 1 Quakertown. . . . . 1 0 Springfield ..... . . 0 l HOCKEY SQUAD-Back Raw: I, BUNN, 1l.rJ'z'J'Ia11lzllanagfly' B. PEAIISON, M. LEAII, H. LEWIS, N. BUCIIER, S MARTIN, V. NEWBIAN, B. GASII, E. DEKNATEL, P. LIPPINCOTT, I. KENTOPP, Caplazinj D. HOFFMAN, M. STESKAL R. NICHOLSON, M. KANE, C. Koen, C. SANDEIIAR, I. WRIGLEY, B. I. BOWER, E. LIGHTCAP, V. DIVER, Jlanager Fronl Row: E. UMSTEAD, B. PICKERING, W. HATHAWAY, A. Took, I. BARBER, I. MYERS, I. HOBENSACK, K. HAPP D. MILLER, G. FARBER, A. WEST, D. SLAUGHTER, D. KULP, L. DOUGLAS. 65 I I