Frackville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Frackville, PA)

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X ARSITY SQLAID lst 1 1 :ns 1 s xmo T Dxxon Cosm A lxustxnaxage S lxupclm B Dougert D Strau Conf! SIQXL Bililllx A 6 A A A A - l r Row: C1111 fl, 51.11 links ' ky: L. liafln: 9. Tg A C '- Q .l- i Ai A V ' 'JZ - r ' 'Q - S - bl f t , .' - f l'. ' Second Row: XY, Murphy: IJ. llerbg I.. Diienisg Nl. Ploxag BN Morgang N. Orchowslcyg R. Dieug T. Scluefferq D. W'oodg Nl. Cutler 4 7 1 Page tzl enty ezyht STFXE BOBIAK AND STAN RAKOWSKY The most 1mportant and powerful men behmd any wthletxc contest are the coaches These tnreless men 1re the unsung heroes wx ho has e spent many gruelmg hours on thc Held, the floor, .md the dmmond Thur eompensatlon consnsts of the knowledge that 1 prospectne athlete vslth abllxty ns as :ulmg hnmsclf of the tmmmg prouded .md ns applymg the most nmportlnt rules of all those of good sportsmanshxp md clc1nl1x1ng Qozehes Stexe Bobmk .md St 1n Rakovs sky hue been hnghlx comphmented for the excellent hnndlmg of our zthletlc program The class of 1950 also expresses nts admnratnon for these fine men and extends smcere xushes for contnnued success

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3403 :Q CO-C'.'Xli l'.XlN IJ. S'I'R.'XL'l'i won 20-6. to leave the l7racks with a 2 and S record for 1949. Da Oct Oct Oct 20-0 reverse .... Bernard Doug- ert. guard, turned in a brilliant defensive game. serving as .1 stop sign for Nlinersville trathc .... Successive defeats. at the hands of Mt. Carmel Twp. 19-6 and Nlahanoy City 20-12, removed much of the tight in the liracks' spirit .... Combining a fighting urge with pure stability against Sch. Haven, a newly-added pow- erhouse to the lfraeks' schedule. the lfraclas outplayed the Haven- ites ..... ' Xshland blasted the Mounts 35-U and Shenandoah VARSITY SCORES 'rl Olvlfom NT 13--Nlt. Carmel Twp., llo Z2-Nlahanoy City, Away 2 7-Sch. Ha Ven. Home Nov. 3-Ashland, Away Nov. 10-Shenandoah. Home lfull IUC .cl lfimc iwll ii f5l'I'ONlfN'I' 1. will QQ? 15-V4 V! 'UQ , 'W--til A ,, gi n, CQO5'l'.X ii! l.'Xl-'l'l'l'R 6 19 .., S. ,. . lJlI'I.l lxfXlIl.fXS 12 20 imzn xls cam 1 I R 6 12 U 53 6 2U Weed ahead Kly, that bench was hard.

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WHHHETHS Though all the honor and glory of a successful season go to the coaches and team, much should necessarily go to the boys who soothe the players in time of need and who administer great care in the handling of the uniforms .... Hats off to these hard-working boys and may they keep up their good work for seasons to come .... Emil Harvest, Basil Cuttic, Andrew Peleschak, and Nicholas Sagan, as managers, kept the equip- ment in fine shape and the boys in tip-top condition during the practice weeks and throughout the entire season. MANAGIQRS Kneeling: N. Sagang 1i.H.irveszg A. Pelescliak Stamling: B. Cuttic I, V. FOOTBALL SQUAD Sitting: XY. liggeg T. Conroy First Row: ffmub. Stan Rakowskyg R. Dixon: XY. Miller: xl. Roberts: Rl. Xlaglosky: ml. liutisg R. Shocker: D. llerh: R. Shucker: H. llarlnghg Cfmlrfv, Stcxe liobiak Second Row: KI. Holowalyg il. lnxduleg xl. Vfagncrg Ci. Thomas: Al. liutcaxagez C. Harris: A. Chukuskyg A. Swadeg nl. 'liregellasg gl. Dudash llllllllll l5Hlll ALI.-STARS Four Frackville boys were selected to represent the North in the annual North-South All-Star Dream Game .... The players chosen were Donald Straub. L. Eg Anthony Kustinavage, R. G.g Steven Kupcha. R. T.g Donald W'ood, R. H. B.