Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Intramural Champs Under the direction of Nliss Lillian V. Kelley, the Girls Intramural Basketball league had an exciting season. Two captains were chosen from each classg and atbter a few weeks ot' practice, first and second teams were chosen by the captains. The games were played oft' with the sophomore class becoming champions for the second year in succession. Menibers of the team were: Paula Lippincott, Alice Tomlinson, Shirley Nlartin, Ruth Nicholson, Lois Douglas, and Captain Anne Toor. LEAGUE STAN DING Sophomore .......,,......,..,.... ...,. I' '1'r.rl Senior ....,. ...,. S frond Iunior ..,... ,..... T hlrd Freshman, , , . ..,.. 1 o1u'lfz Swimming Team Swimming as a competitive sport was added this year to the girls' athletic program. The team was under the direction of Miss Lillian V. Kelley, assisted by Mrs. Eleanor Gash, who at one time was an Olympic swimmer. Composed of about twenty enthusiastic girls and captained by Betty Gash, the team went to the Abington Y.M.C,A. every Monday and YVednesday night to practice their strokes and dives. During the month of April the girls competed in three meets, bringing laurels to D.H.S. VARSITY SCHEDULE D.H.S. Opp. Hallahan High School. . .,.,.. 28 54 Bulletin Interscholastic Meet. . Seventh Place Little Flower High School ..... 17 43 INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS -Back Raw: M. MORGAN, Miss KELLEY, coach, I. RADCLIFFE. Fmnl Row: P. LIPPINCOTT, S. MARTIN, A. TOMLINSON, A. Took, L. DOUGLAS, F. XVEDBIAN, B. PEARSON. SWIMMING TEAM - Back Row: M. L. GARDY, BETTY McEvoy, I. HOBENSACK, M. KANE, B. L. Gasn, N. Mc- EvoY, A. Bnzsrmn, Miss KELLY, Front Row: D. MILLER, I. KENTOPP, C. SANDEMAR, E. LIGHTCAP, P. PURKS, P. MICH- ENER, BARBARA MCEVOY.

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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

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ARCHERY TEAM-Back Row: K. HARP, M. Smcox, M. HUNS- BERGER, I. LIEBAU, R. HUG, D. GROSS, P. LIPPINCOTT, M. GILMORE, MISS KELLEY. From? Row: R. MORRISON, H. LEWIS, D. MILLER, E. DEKNATEL, P. Fxss, N. McEvoY, E. LIGHT- CAP. TENNIS TEAM-Back Raw: R. NIcI-IOLSON, R. HEACOCR, P. ABEI., G. HOOVER, A. MOEN, B. FACENDO, B. SALES, I. WONDER, I. KENTOPP, I. MYERS, G. BODLEY, M. ARCADE. Fourlh Raw: A. TOOR, S. MARTIN, A- BOWERS, G. AWRANS. Third Raw: I. BARBER, C. MILLER, C. COOPER, N. HAYBIAN, D. Eo- WARDS, C. IRWIN, Y. WILSON. Second Row: MR. POMRINILE, A. EVANGELIDES, I. COSNER, B. PEARSON, D. TETTEMER, S. ROSE, M. TULL, I. KLEIN, C. SANDEMAR, B. BOWERS, A. BIES- TER, A. LEAR, E. RUBIN, B. HIGII. Frou! Row: L. BOWMAN, P. PURKS, B. GASH, D. SLAUGII- TER, M. STESIEL, A. WEST, I. HOBENSACK, . STURGES, G. FARBER, R. REESER, A. HEN- NESSY. Varslty Archery Team capfamed by Elizabeth Delmatel, the Archery Team went into action this year with four lettermen from the previous year. The girls had two meets during the year. One of these was with George School which they lost 915-685, and the other was with Springfield, which was lost by a score of 268-255. Manager of the team was Kay Happ who was also a high scorer. Other high Scorers were Captain Deknatel, Eleanor Lightcap, Helen Lewis, Doris Gross, and Alice Lund. Varsity Tennis Team Despite the fact that about fifty girls were out for tennis this year, the season was not very successful. With Audrey West acting as captain, the squad, which consisted of nine girls, had two meets, each with Quakertown and Springfield, all lost by Doylestown by a 4-1 score. The team was also defeated by Lansdale by the same score. The result of a meet with George School was a loss 6-0. Highest scorer ofthe season was Billie Hathaway. The other members of the squad were Audrey West, Iean Myers, Doris Slaughter, Marie Steskal, Iody Hobensack, Io Kentopp, Iean Stringer, and Betty Lou Gash. Seven members of the squad, whose manager was Carol Sandemar, had received letters last year. 65