Florence Township Memorial High School - Clavis Yearbook (Florence, NJ)

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Football Team Coin-11: Mxirrin l:ISl'IIl5liIN First row: Thomas Maloney tnianagerl, 'loseph Yurcisin, George Hathazi, Goodwin Dim- nelly, Rodman Harris, -lohn Lihvareilc, Captain Harris, Iohn Malnios, George Nykita, Ray- mond llentlff, -lohn Krivacs. Manager llill Nash. Second row: XYiIliani Elliott, llaird Harry. lfdward Cronin. lidward Trainor, Robert .'Xrehihald, .Xlhert joyce, Harry bloyce, .llllllcs Pen- nacchi, Harold De l.a Roi, llasil Ynrcisin. Third row: .Iulins llkn, john Undo, X'Valler An- drexys. jack Qnig, Coach liischhcin, -lohn Mayor, Arnold VVilson, Russell Roughton, john flliz Starting tht- foothall campaign on Octoher 3, the Florence hlue and gold war' riors invaded Millville High only to how' to a hetter team at the score of 35-U. ln this game we started our injury list with Rohert Wlilkie, who fractured his collar hone. After suffering its first loss, the Florence machine went to Xlount Holly High to see its first touchdown made hy -lames Pennacchi, and to return with a tie, 0-0. Returning from Nlount Holly, Coach lVlarty l ischhein's hoys won their first victory hefore a crowd of wet fans hy inviting New Alersey School for Deaf to a O-U defeat. R VVith a few seconds left in our next game with Mount Holly, l lorence's eleven came through with a field goal to win 9-fm. The field goal was accredited to Wvaltcr An d re ws. ln the Salem game. Florence received its second defeat. Final score was 200. NVith two defeats on hand, Florence went to Riverside to receive its third. l3-0. Florence Township warriors returned to Florence to take a victory from lien'- dentown lllilitary Institute Alayvees with the score of 0-ll. VVith three victories and trying for its fourth, the hlue and gold warriors in- vaded Burlington High. 'lvhey made good plays hut a lack of reserve power forced the hlue and gold wairiors to how once more to a hetter team. The '42 foothall campaign came to a close hy lflorence handing' a defeat of I8-U to Harrison High hefore a large crowd on 'lihanksgiving' Day. 'llhis closes the first page of I . 'l'. H. Sfs foothall history with four victories, four losses, and one tie. LlCT'lllfR IVHCN lllemhers of the foothall team receiving foothall varsity li were: Honorary Captain ........ llurroxvs Harris Captain for 10-13 Season ..,......... Team 'Manager .......... joseph Yurcisin -Iohn 1.ihvarc1k Team lloetor Basil Yurcisin Harold lie I.a Roi Russell Roughton Rodman Harris lames Pennacehi 'Vhomias Maloney .Iohn Mazar ilidward Trainor -lack Quig Vvlllilllll lflliot lulins llkn Xvalter Andrews Robert .-Xrchihald ijrtttiltl XYilson George Nyikita Edward Lfronin E551

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Cheerleaders Club .f1u'z'i.wr': Br-:1e'rn.x HL'N'r12R First ruw: Alhllll Malia, lgZll'l,Eil'll 'l'I'Zllll47T, lh-tty fXln1l'ct, 'l'lnAlmu lil-lvy, Nancy Q-2LIllXYk'll Lois I.nylwr, Louis flmnrclm. Svvoncl rnw: Vilma llzlgu, Mary lX1cclsm1, llclcn llzxpp, jenn lfirlznti, Luis Pannrfl, PL-gfgy XYw1'tl1i11g1f.nl, llvlen Kish. Thirfl rmv: lim-is Nlinlrizif. ,nz Km-ating, l:lUI'k'l1k'L' fnlznns. lllll Varsity Cheerleaders ,flrlzlixvrz BliR'rn.x llrxrnle -lulm Matis, 'Flu-lma Kclvcy, Nancy L'anlwcll, Helen Pzqxp. jrnniv Ficlati, llctty Klrltlk-t Barbara Trainor, Luis Luylmer, Luis Pxmaro, Louis Church. l54l

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Basketball Team filltlflll Maimx Fiscnurix Front row: VK'a1ter Andrews, Thomas lNlaloney, liasil Yurcisin, NVillia1n Nash, Edward Trainor, ,lulius llku, Waller Wargo. Second row: Albert Joyce, ,lack Quig, john Krivaes, llarry Joyce, George Nykita. Third roxy: Milton llershbcrger, joe Yurcisin, Carl Sundberg, .-Xntlrew liodrog, Raymond lienlliff, Douglas Anderson. Florence High started its first season of basketball with but two experienced lads, VValt 1Vargo and Jule llku. lr was not a too good season according to games Won. But according to the closeness of the scores of the games, our boys showed they had plenty of zip. Leading this array were 1Valt 1Vargo with 206 points and Jule llku with 101. All the fellows received Vs and only two fellows are not expected back next year, Jule llku and lid Trainor. VVe won four games and lost thirteen. The jayvees, under the guidance of joe Pasqualine, had truly a spectacular season, winning 9 out of 13 games. Seniors not expected back are Doug Anderson and Louis Burr, who is already in the Coast Guards. Two of the upsets of the year came when the Alayvees were victorious over the Varsity, 54--113 and when the faculty conquered the football team, 31-2-lf. SCIIFIJULF Florence lo Nlorrisvilh- .......... Florence ll Mt. Holly .......... Florence 23 llorclentown Industrial Florence 38 Moorestown .,..,.... Florence 20 Morrisville .,........ Florence ll Mt. Holly .. Florence 241 Bristol ........ Florence Sli Riverside ...... Florence Z3 ll. M. l. .layvees . Florence 31 llristol ......... Florenct- 30 Peinherton ..... Florence So ll. M. l. jayvees .. Florence 35 Alumni ......... F11 :renee Zh r li. M. I. ,layvees .. Florence .Zo Pemberton . . . ,. Florence 19 Riverside .......... Florence -ll Florence jayvees . . 45 l56l