Export High School - Annual Yearbook (Export, PA)

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OUR COACH Ilw plznycrs, the studcnt body, and thx lmzlskctlmll fans grutofully zlcknowlcclgc thc Hnc work of our Conch, Mr. Mcllriil. 'l!IlI'OlIgl1 tcdious prznctirc :md gI'llChllg1 pcriornmzmcc hc coaxed, lcd, drovc 4 rvnm to x'lctorx'. lll I' VVords of Pl'ZliSC :irc usclvssg thc rctoxkl oi thc fL'illl1 sprzlks lor him. VVC can o' mlv cxprcss our IICIIFIX thanks :md our wishes for futurc succcss. OUR RECORD lixporr 32 Venn Twp. lfxport 28 .Mumni lfxport 29 'I'l'2lH:0l'CI lfxport 34 'l7l'1lHQ0l'd Ifxport 39 .'Xlumni lfxport 36 Sgqltsluurg lfxport 26 Frzmklin lfxporr 25 .-Xvonmorc lfxport 39 B4-Il Twp. ltxporr 33 Plum liwp ltxporr 45 Plum l'wp. 20 13 I3 22 29 25 I4 2U 23 42 43 '15-xiii' lfxport lfxport lfxport lfxport lfxport lfxport lfxport lfx port lfxport lfxport lotznl ' 15331 X 1 I 1- - 1 w JJ 4? 43 v w v2 H w xfm 29 46 46 75 .14 Pcnn lwp Sznltslmurg lfrzmklin Avonmorc Boll Twp. Alumni Avonmorn' KDZIIKINOIII PL-nn Twp Ligonicr Upponcllts J Z6 I3 26 31 37 27 31 40 45 47 '87 Srnmff ron- -Trzlnrlmirmv, 'l'rcnto, R, SYIIWIICII, fNl:l11ox'icl1, jcnko, Mr. Mcllzlll lfipl mfr- Yisnic, LwIlL'I't'HiZl, U. 1NfIlM'flCh, AIIUIIC, lxcmcrcr 4

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LET MUSIC SWELL THE BREEZE ORCllliS'I'R.1X fir!! fort'-Speer, Zayzus, l,arese, Lemmon, Duff, Senchur, Cain, D. Djuhek, C. Djuhek, Visnic, Deau- novich, Cherrone. Srroml mu- - Mier, Zychal, Krevanich, Luketich, Ruliak, Marcellio, Previc, hl. Tranchine, Gazibara, T. Tranchine, Mcllail BAND Sllfllffll -Cherrone. Deannovich, Yisnic, Nlcllail, Senchur, fain, D. Djuhek, C. ll-iuhek, T. Tran- chine, Duff, Lemmon. SHIflflfllfl--l.llli0Ill'l1, Ruliak, Klar- cellio, Prevlc, Tranchine, Gazi- bara The lfxport High School hand and orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Fink, have made much progress this year. The hand was outstanding, especially at the gamesg it also played for the operetta, which was a memorahle event. ln last year's graduating class we lost some of our memhers, hut upon coming hack this fall we were pleased to see so many from the lower grades who were eager to till the empty seats and hecome musicians. The success of hoth organizations was due largely to the continuous practicing of the memhers. VVholeheartedly they devoted time and effort. They played high and low, flat and sharp, sweet and sour. until they mastered their instruments. They reported hefore and after school for practices, rather than going out and mingling with the gang. A great reason for the success of both hand and orchestra was our director's persistent teaching. Mr. Fink never let us down, driving over icy roads and through snow drifts, so that he could conduct practices and direct the hand at haskethall games. There, the rousing music of the school song cheered our players on to victory. We feel sure that with such a successful year hehind us, we can look forward to a promising future for our hand and orchestra. 'k'ki k'k'k'k'k1k'k'kir'ki'i k-k'k'k'k

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l l Stipetirli Kenierer hlione Cherellia Yisnic Manovich OUR JUNIOR COMMANDOS ilihe yearling quintet under the direc- tion of coach Mr. Mellail is a fast and rugged team. livery man works smoothly on the Hoot. ln future years they will carry on the honor of the fighting l'anthers. OUR COMMAN DOS The commandos flashed at night and captured the Section 22 title. Captain George 'kjasperu Stipetich, the highest scorer in the school's history and County Class B center, is probably the best basketball player that lfxport has ever produced. VVhen he is held to I2 points, it is considered an off night for George, who always played best in crucial games. Our forwards, LeRoy Flash Kemerer and Pete Homer', Visnic were able to pierce any type of defense and get their share of points. Kemerer, the ball hawk of the team, is fast, aggressive, and tireless, and his ability to feint and pivot worried many an opposing guard. Visnic, the team's best long shot, is a rugged, aggressive type of player who improves with each game. 4 The two guards, john ' Professor lVlione and Daniel Sunny Cherellia, often played havoc with the opponents and puzzled them with the hall handling. Cherellia is one of the best guards in the league. lVlione, a master ball handler, brought the ball down the Hoor, started it on its roundabout journey and through the hoop and another two pointer for our side. George Bacon lVlanovich, the baby member of the squad, is the fastest player and is a good prospect as he has several seasons to play. The boys displayed courage, determination, and an excellent spirit, qualities which are so essential in the world today. llllilan, Slierl-coslie, Nlione, l'avlialt, Yucelicli, Hilty, Biesuz, Prosperi, Hertzog