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

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H FF Baseball Coach .......,... ..... M r. Philip E, Ewing Manager ...............,.. .............. P hilip Vooz Faculty Manager .....,..... . . . . .......... M r. Myron Stl-ttler ITH the teams of the Two-County League campaigning for the first time in two divisions, the Fountain Hill baseball team faced a decidedly curtailed schedule. Coach Ewing began the season with only three veteransg namely, Broderick, Cressman, and Csrnko. The large number of candidates, including several promising players, gave us a favorable forecast of the season. The schedule was as follows: April 19 Coplay 26 'Hellertown May 3 South Nvhitehall 5 'KEUIYIIZILIS 10 ffoplay 17 Hellertown 24 South W'hitchnll 'away games is QQ iii qsinf xg Ee' fifty-nin 59

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Sak fff Iy-rfgzllf Boys, Basketball loiicli ..... ..,. IX lr. Philip li. Ewing Nlznlzigcr ..... ...... S :imuel tlttinger Assistant M:iu:igt-i ...... lX'ilIizun XYzilp Ifziriilty AIllllIljlL'i' . ...Mix Myron Ste-ttlri' HE boysl basketball team has completed very successfully their third year in the Lehigh-Northampton League. They won twelve games, and lost only seven. Five boys will be lost through grad- uation. They are Baumann, Bachman, Vooz, Broderick, and Morris- sey. Bill Rice and Joe Csrnko Will not be in the line-up next year due to the P. I. A. A. semester ruling. Next year Foutain Hill will compete in the new western division of the Lehigh-Northampton League. The teams in this division are Hellertown, Coplay, South Whitehall, and Fountain Hill. l .lI, Uffv. l .ll. Off .ln Alunmi .H 27 South NVhitc-hall 21, JS 'lhistmi 44 .13 Ven Argyl Zn 37 !jllJIlXL'l'lIlWll 15 20 'liast Sti'mnlslmiirg 30 .37 Q11:ikt-i'towi1 I6 24 Nazareth .Zl .lj faitzlsziiillliri 34 -ll 'XYils0ii llnru 25 .ill Iinst Strululslnirg 1.4 Zl Hcllertuwn 27 IN Xziz:irvtl1 37 .Zta 'foplziy 23 W XYilson llwro 21 28 'South XYl1iieli:ill 43 .EN 'lit-lla-rtown .il .44 Ven Avgyl 21 JT l'upl:iy 29 ' away games we x Q . l 3 Q LL Q? IIQJEJQ 115'-Q4 ,wbffg Mflf' S LJ 2,1 Lf deb.,-ff

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5: 'rf Cheerleaders HROUGHOUT the basketball season our team was cheered on to victory by our cheerleaders. Dressed in their shiny maroon and white uniforms, they made a very striking appearance. The three varsity cheerleaders were Eleanor Manners and Jeanne Kunkle, seniors, and Gloria Meese, a junior. The new addition to the cheering squad was Erwin Johnson, a junior. Several new cheers, including a jitterbug cheer, were developed. To the energetic and spirited leadership of our cheerleaders, must be credited the display ol' school spirit and enthusiasm on the part ol' our student body at all athletic events. :xii S 5 S wwf 9 3 offs, v Lf SA 55? f'1.J'lJ'Q mei F I'