East Liverpool High School - Keramos Yearbook (East Liverpool, OH)

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'art 1iTE I if 3 Q 6775 1 s.. b y Row 1: Mgr. T, Myers, R. Beatty, W. Lincoln, A. Peters, D. Goodballet, C. Hager. Row 22 D, Allen, T. Dawson, G. Adkins, G. Cunningham, G. Kemple, J. Kopp, Coach D. Altemese. Reserves Extend Win Streak To 47 The East Liverpool Potter reserve basketball team extended their winning streak to A7 straight games before they were defeated by the New Philadelphia Jay'Vees. The last time a Potter reserve team had gone down to defeat was back in the l953-54 season. The Subs were defeated in three other games the rest of the year, finishing with a very fine T4-A record. One big note for the reserves was their win over the Cleveland Cathedral Latin reserve team, after Cleveland had won TA games in a row. Coach Dan Altemese, also in his first year at the helm ofa Potter basketball team, did a commend- able iob with the reserve squad and built a fine team around three regulars, Tom Dorsey, Tim Trele- ven, and Gary Kemple. Also switching back and forth from the varsity and iayvee teams were Tom Kelly, Frank Wilson, and Tom Bryan. The reserve team has some up and coming players that should give the Potters good ball teams for several years to come. Couch Dan Alfemese with three of his regulars From Ieff io right. they are Tom Dorsey, Coach Alte- mese, Tim Treleven. and Gary Kemple. . W

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s OW 'I u ivan em e OW 2 urks, J. Silva. Row 3: G. Owens, J. Burke. LITTERBUGS R W 'I R Backus J P ideau Row 2 E Cain, W. Connor. Row 3: H. Anders, W. Cline, ALL STARS ROW 1 S Scafide R Cline Row 2 J Hutchman, K. Lane. Row 3: T. Fullerton, D. Hornick, Sfdlldlllg third from left is Coach Carl Pelini Intramural director. Intramurals Tr Two-Hall League There were both new and old twists around the boys' intramural basketball league this season. First off, Coach Carl Pelini, intramural director, had a two-round league for each ofthe class divisions. The All-Stars in the senior league won their second championship in two years, while the V-8's and Litterbugs led the sophomore and iunior divisions respectively. Art Peters and Jim Conrad did a fine iob as referees. This was Peters' second year, while Conrad had refereed only a few games until this year. An all-star team, consisting of eleven seniors and one iunior was picked to play the ELHS faculty during an assembly, but the older men proved too much for the all-stars as the final score read, 37-24. Due to the fact this book went to press before the second half was over, no plans, as yet had been made for a tournament. The intramural leagues are getting more and better competition each year, and if you like good basketball without having to pay, you'Il enioy these games.