Fountain Hill High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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EMOIR5 NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGH Boysl Basketball l'w.u'Ii ..,.,......., ...Mit l'hihp lf, lixxiivg lfzu lllly Xlzvnsngvi' .. ..Xli, Xlylwm Sli-Hlvl' Stiirlviit Xlxlrizzgn-1 . .,.l'lslw:il'el XYL'suiilwm-rg .Xwlxhmi Nlxmngvi' . , ,., ,....... .,...... .,,. S 1 ilmu-I llttingvl' UNll'lf'l'lXfi in its 5l'C'0llKl sm-:imnl :lm :1 l1lL'll1llt'Y' of thi- Two- lllllllll.-Y lmngliv. our lmys' tvzun :ll'llll'YL'tl :in i-nvi:xhlc rm-corcl of i-igliti-vii vii-turivs :mil four clcfn-nts. with mn' gilllll' fm'- ll'Ill'll Qllll' tn :nl lIlt'llgfllll1' playvr. This ymirk hlllliltl was 4-mnpmmwl of IJl'IH'lli'1llly thc mum- nivinf hi-rs :ns that of lust yi-ur. Six first stririgi-rs will gr:ulu:xtc this -Vl'Jll'. lIJllllt'ly NllQ'll:ll'l Gvign-r, f'l11'sh'i' Klutz. l'll'IlIIli Nlolmp. Roh- vrt Sloym-r. .lnlm Spirli. and .lLlllll'S ZlIIlll1L'l'IllLlll. Ilt'Yt'l'tlll'lL'SS I1 highly vl'l'icin'nt vumhim- l't'llli1lll3i to uurry im. in llcnry li:uun:mn. William Brown. lYilli:im Him' Lwho saw litth- IlK'tl0ll this ycur lll'l'ill1ht' of illnvsxj. :xml ll'ils1m Sloynr. toggctlu-1' with Sl'Yl'I'Ill !ll'0lll- iwing prmpm-tm from thi- .l:iyvu' tm-:nu :mil thc Junior lligh S1-lmol. Chnrlvs lhh-. ll .limmr Illt'IlllJl'l' who pluyvd wi-ll this yi-:ir will lw im-ligilili' ln-czilisu of thc l'. l. A, A. Nl'llll'Htl'I' ruling. lull. Uflx I-Ill, llfijv, Iill. Url. 11 l :w11lIy Itw ,224 'Qlizilxn-l'1nxx1i .17 ll Nzifqlrvtli .57 ll .Xliimlvi .ll .il 'lf. Struiiulelnlrg .ll SN lf. Stn-inlslnl1'g .311 lf' 'l .nXI-nu ll lil 'l'vii .Xrgyl Jn IX l'i-ii .Xrgyl I5 IH fjllzilwvluxxlu JN H Ili-lh-rthwli .ll JN lllvllurtnwll ll .il Ihuigin' S -lil XYils-in limmiigli JU .H 'Wilsmi lllrmiigli JN wil Ihplgii QU JS 'Villvlxly flll l'lr1y-'iffy 32 'Nnxih XX Iixtmhill -ll? ll S-llilh XYhita'l1:ill 3.5 U Smith XYhilvh:ill .55 '7 'Xzmm-Ili Ill tfiwfi-in-ill .KU Suuth xx-l'lIlt'l1Llll 41 .vi.i'l-x'-r'iglllI

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NETEEN THIRTYfElGH'T' MEMOIR Girls' Basketball Pouch .......... .... ll liss Nellie I. Sand Faculty Manager . . . . .Miz Myron Stettlei' Manager ......... ..... R osemary llnrtzell Assistant Manager . ..... Eleanor McLaughlin LTHOUGH somewhat handicapped this year due to the fact that an almost entirely new team had to be developed. the girls, team was quite successful, losing only seven out of the thirteen games played. The following Senior girls have spent their last year in coin- petition: Martha Malburg, Bertha Pongracz, Philoinena Oricko, Congetta Ronca, Dorothy Gaal, and Beatrice Snyder. YVith the following girls left as nucleus and with the same co- operation as was given this year, a splendid team may be anticipated for next year: ltlargaret Yost, Helen Cheek, Bladalynnc Shurts. Isabel Taylor. Gertrude Konrad, Anna Shine, Geraldine Hahn. Altllea Steinke, and Caroline Frederic-ks. SCHEDULE F.H.H.S. Ofpolrmztx F.H.Il.S. flf f'!7ll!'Ilf.f 2.1 Faculty I 'S IU 'Quakertown .ll El Alumnae Hellertown 13 32 Quakertown NVilson liorough 44 45 Bangor Moravian Prep. 14 24 Bethlehem Catholic High 'llcllertuwn .W 42 Moravian Prep. +XVilson Borough 46 ' Away games 'Bethlehem Fatholic H igh Zll 'i'ty-.vczfmz

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NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT MEMO R l 'l'l'llt winning three warm-up games and giving a magnificent battle to Haston High, the team launched it- self whole-heartedly into league competi- tion. winning its first two games, then los- ing a thriller to South VVhitehall. Yvhen the first half storm was over and the smoke of' hattle had cleared. the ,Hillers were tied for tirst place with South Vilhitehall. ln the resulting play-off Fountain Hill played inspiring haskethall, comhining beautiful passing coordination with accu- rate shooting to take the game. Al- though no player stood out for his indi- dividual performance. scoring honors went to C'het Klotz and Frank Nlohap, with thir- teen and ten points respectively. A slow start. with the loss of the first game in the second half series and the dis- appointment of forfeiting its second vic- tory over South VVhitchall. did not dampen the spirits of lltlltfl' tram or supporttrs. Both showed their stuff during the re- mainder of the season which was traversed without a setback. Outstanding in this series was their Victory ovcr East Strouds- burg. a close game. packed with thrills. Hy virtue of having won the first half championship, Fountain Hill niet for the fourth time their arch-rivals. South XVhite- hall. the second half champs. to decide the league championship and the one to rep- resent the league in the P. I. A. A. dis- trict play-offs. After a nip-and-tuck hattlc throughout the game. and with the score standing at 39-39 with hut fifteen seconds to play. a desperate shot hy the South lvhiteliall captain laid to rest our hopes for this year's title. As in all their games. the team played excellently. with Spirk standing out with fifteen points. sixty-:lin