Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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IUNIOR HIGH HOCKEYf Buck Row: G. XVEIK, JI-gr., M. GILBERT, P. MICHENER, B. Mc- EVOY, R. MATTHEWS, D. MASON, C. STERLING, I. ELVILLE, A. SCHAEER, B. SHELLY,D. MATTII- EXVS, A. RADCLIFFQ A. BIESTER, B. LEAR, M. MILLER, A, HALDE- MAN, A. LEAR, M. BROWN, G. KEYSER,I.HENNESSY,I.H1STAND P. ORR, C. GREENAXVALT, M. KUIiLA!AN, JI-gr. Frou! Row: A. RUFE, M. GROSS, M. HIGH, C. MAAIOUNIS, E. RLIBIN, Y. WIL- SON, P. HELLERAIAN, R. REESER, P. PURKS, M. KOHLER, M. XVRIGHT, A. NAsII,A. HENNESSY, S. SIIEPPERD. IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD-Back Row: Jlqr. R. GOTTSHALI., Coach WILLIA.NI ZAHNISER, R. MOSER, K. RUEE, H. KLEIN, L. HAWK, R. CARVER, W. LOYVNES, E. TVVINING, I. RADCLIFF, R. SCIIWEITZER, W. MCEVOY, I. KENNEDY, D. WO- nocx, R. KOHL, W. REYNOI.DS, I. OXVENS, W. HILL, G. HOFF- MAN, E. DUBOIS, C. PHY, B. PEARSON, I. STRATTON, C. LEAII, R. SHADDINGER, D. BARBER, B. MCDEVITT, Coach WILLIA.NI LOWTHER, fllgr. L. HOSTETTER. Second Row: H. BERGSTROAI, D. DUERR, V. GODOWN, F. COTTON, H. CHUBB, D. EVANS, D. SHIVELY, T. REDFIELD, O. GROAIAN, B. RUAIER, L. DAUBER, I. SIENKIEWICZ. Iionl Row: D. DEWITT, P. IIALDEMAN, G. HOYT, D. CIIAHEERLAIN, I. XVILSON, Co-Copl. I. BITZER, Co-Capl. F. KNORR, H. YOUNG, I. MORGAN, E. BLAIR. IUNIOR HIGH BASKET- BALL-Back Row: fffoarhj R. MICIIENEIQ, R. SUBER, T. TWIN- ING, K. TENLEY, I. IIAPP, R. SIIEAFFER fnzanagcrj. Second Row: C. ROMER, G. HKJYT, I. BITZER, D. WVODOCK, R. DE- WITT, T. REDFIELD, 140111 Row: F. KNORR, P. HALDEAIAN, Ccapfainj I. WVILSON, L. IJAUBER, C. STEXVART. - T TWINING NIOR HIGH BASEBALL-IS -lv Raw: MR. MIGIIEINER. Ii- HUYT H KIEIN REDFIELD, H. BERGSTROM, PfullALDE.NIAN, B1 DEWITTJ V PHY ESTENLEY I. STRATTON, D. XVEIK, L. IIOSTETTER, H. RAND, 1'f'0'1l RUN' D- DL- ERR WETIER B. RIJAIER, F. KNOLL, I. XVILSON, D. XVODOCK, B. SMI'l'll. L- DAUBER 69

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Under the tutelage of Bliss Melba Lukens, the junior squad was victorious in two out of live games. As the season progressed, these hoclseyites improved their skill to the extent that by the end of the season they came through with a final victory over Quakertown. VARSITY SCHEDULE D.J.H.S. Opp. D.H.S. tsecond Teamj ......,.,.. 0 2 Buckingham fSr. High 2nd Teamj 1 0 Souclerton .......,.,............. 0 5 Lansdale .,.... .... . . , 0 l Quakertown ..... . 2 0 Finishing its first organized season since its postponement during the war, the junior football squad battled its way to a tie for first place in the Bux-Mont League with the Lansdale juniors. Captained by Iimmy Wilson and coached by hir. Lowther, assisted hy lilr. Zahniser, the team was a hard one to defeat. VARSITY SCHEDULE D.H.S. Opp. D.H.S. Opp. Quakertown .... . . 19 ti Quakertown, , . . . , . 12 0 Souderton ..... . . 7 0 Souderton .,.... . . . 32 0 St. Stanislaus. , . . . I9 0 Uppermoreland. . . . 0 0 Lansdale ..... 0 I3 Lansdale ,...... . 15 0 u I1 I' B a, S t b Under Coach Ralph Michener, the Iunior quintet fought its way to the Bux-Mont league championship, with a record nine wins and one loss. This was a continuance of its last two years' record of two championships and no defeats. They terminated their winning streak with thirty-six straight wins when they were defeated by Ambler, lf! to 7. LEAGUE STANDING W L IV L Doylestown ...,. . . 9 1 Lansdale ..,.. , . 4 6 Quakertown ..,. . . 8 2 Sell-Perl: ,..,, . . 2 8 Souderton ,.,. . . 7 5 Hatfield .... . . 0 10 This year, forthe first time since before the war,Doylestown Iunior High School sponsored a baseball team. It was coached by Mr. Ralph Nlichener. Response was very enthusiastic, with forty recruits reporting for practice. The majority of these had little experience playing organized ballg therefore Mr. Michener had quite a little feat accomplished when the transformed them into a winning combination. 68

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