Franklin East Taylor Township High School - Jayonian Yearbook (Conemaugh, PA)

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Mll.AN BUCHAN MHAN Basketball ass't. Football Footb Athletic 00120110 The coaching staff took on a new look last fall as efforts were made to distribute the duties over a greater number of instructors. Milan Giurich remained in charge ot the football program and Milan Buchan toolc over the reins as basketball mentor. Michael Margetan donned his baseball shoes and guided the diamond sport. John Dean became faculty manager. 'wr' ,. ,., .KX GJURVQH tvllCHAEL MARGETAN JOHN J. PATCHER NlCl'lOLAS STRIPPY WlLLlAM TELEK all Baseball ass't, Basketball Junior High Basketball Junior High Football ass't. Baseball A group of thirty-five husky lads began football training at Juniata College in mid-August. Seven regulars returned from the l957 squad and prospects of a winning season loomed bright until injuries began to plague the Giurich-coached team in early October. A l2-6 verdict over neighboring Conemaugh was a cherished win and a fitting climax to a long series of bitterly fought contests. l!ARSlTY FOOfBAcL'-Too Rovvffooper, Gindlesperger, Bgtteicher, Garland, Oparnico, Prucnal, Brurnbaugh Sfconcl Rfzvv Sri. 1: VcNcl'., Holtz, Cglf-man, Conrad, Wlagner, Yevvcic, Jackson, Trtird Rovvfldolrttcs, Buczek, lllulczc, Elarfr-, Pay nzz, Gilln, Polonchalc, Marshall, Simmons. Front Row-Cramer, Kostoro, Giurich, Kalinyak, ijsnnu Mor ary '!arl4lr,v', Vlardii, Gzcgnnour.

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0 ' U 1 , f . C i 1' - bi- ' ? r 5 in -1. gb' ' Ronald Gunny, Daniel Buczek, Lynn Cramer, Milan Giurich, Jr., Donald Pavina. Michael Kalinyak, Rodney Goughriour, Patrick Moriarivy. I Havard Jackson, James Markley, Larry Gillin, Edwin Kostora, Reed Mardis. Senior Leiiermen FOOTBALL DANIEL BUCZEK was an aggressive guard, fast and alert on leading interference. At tackle, LYNN CRAMER was a thorn in the side of all opposition, The diminutive halfback, LARRY GILLIN, was a deceptive speed merchant. CAPTAIN MILAN GJURICH proved himself adept in calling the right play at the right time. RODNEY GOUGHNOUR showed versatility by substituting for the iniured in any backfield position. A terror on the defense, tackle RONALD GUNNY stopped the opposition for many losses. At left halfback, HAVARD JACKSON gained much valuable yardage around the ends. MICHAEL KALINYAK always hustled and his fine blocking as a guard greatly aided the Blue Jays cause. Right halfback EDWIN KOSTORA, the team's long distance runner, was high scorer for the season, REED MARDIS, hard-smashing fullback, was sidelined most of the time due to injuries. Husky guard, JAMES MARKLEY, found pleasure in breaking up the interference for opposing backs, Lanky end, PATRICK MORIARITY, was the target for many of the Blue Jay passes, DONALD PAVINA was used as a defensive halfback against the passes of the opposition. BASKETBALL JOHN FRANKO displayed speed and accuracy in passing at a forward position. Guard HAVARD JACKSON, an expert ball-handler, was the key man in the Blue Jay offense. HAVARD JACKSON JOHN FRANKO 1341? ea?