Export High School - Annual Yearbook (Export, PA)

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GIIQLS' BASKETBALL Standing: Mrs, Humes, tCoachJ Ventura, Butkovich, Reibick, Lapscvic. Wracher, Vuoelich, Orlic, Lemmon, Manovich, Trabucco. Sitting: Karp, Moose, Mgr. Chuppti The girls' basketball team led a successful season this year, winning nine out of twelve games, Coached by Mrs. Humes, the girls were heavy competition for their opponents. The team was composed of twelve girls making this season one of the most exciting in the past few years. The girls proved their abIlity in the first game w th theAlumni with a score 23-10' Then came the first bit of competition: In the Trafford contest. Calisti scored 24 points, giving the girls much confidence in themselves--They won this game with ascore of 30 22. After winning the two games the girls, quite confident., marched right on losing only three games the entire season. They lost both Bell Twp. games :nd the Saltsburgh game, played away from home. The girls were victorious over the Alumni, Traffrrd, Srltsburgeh, Franklin, Avonmore and Penn Twp. schools. The finst team line-up con isted of thefollowiig: Chuppe, Calist', Vucelich, Karp Butkovich, and llebich. The substitutm: holla Ventura who did afine job off taking over when Calisti was nimble to play, Martha Wratcher, Dolores Trabucco, Marjorie Lemmon, Joan Lapsevic, and Evelyn Orlic all had much experience th's year and are all good prospects for next season. The hiirh scorer of this season was Chuppe who averaged I9 points out of twelve games, Calisti came in second scoring 72 points out of five games and Vucelich chalked up 67 pointxs out of twelve games. We regret that we are losing three outstanding players Chuppe, Karp and Calisti of the class of '46, We are all proud and thank the girls for the srlendid job they dial this year. Til l RT Y - l 0U ll

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ACTI ITIES ! BOY'S JUNIOR VARSITY Standing:-f Bisc-auto, Trachine, Sleigh, Nagoda, Hand, Speer. Sitt-im,:':f-- Trabucco, Cherellia, bem- 111011. CHEERLEADERS Restauri, Cherellia, Orlic. 'l'I I I li'l'Y f'l't l lililfl

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MUS C l ORCHESTRA Standing: .Mai-sig-lio, Krushinski, Previc, Gazibara, Penman, Wushinske, 0. Speer, C. Djubek, Davis, D. Djubek Sitting: Zezyus, Pocalyka, Trzos, Larese, Dombrowskl, A. Speer, Trabucco, E. Luscri, Senchur, Mediate, Chierellia, AL Duff, Visnick, Lemnnzn, B. Hand, Luketich, Lt Hand B. Luscri. The Band and Orchestra have gained much student support and popularity during the past. four years. During the school term, the Band has made appearances at basket- ball gfames, as-emblys, and other school and public functions. The Band was repre- sented at the All-County Band Festival. The Band also played over statifn WHJB for the American Legion. The Orvhestirn has played for plays and commencement. The vrchestrn is under the direction of Miss Mary Penman, who also directs the Band. BAND Sitting: G. Visnick, L Hand, Lul-tetich, Lachmanic, Wuslich Cherel.ia, Mediate, Tra- bucco, E. Lust-ri, Senthur, A. Duvff, Lemmon, Ward, B. Hand, B. Luscri, Syhal E. Hand Fisher. Standing: Marsiglio, Krushinski, Previc, Gazibara, Pevimrn R. Duff, Nagoda, C. Djul ek Davis, D. Djubek. 'l'lllliT'Y- l lVl'I