Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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fnnlhall Coach I'Jed Wilcox sparks school spiriT during rally. VARSITY FOOTBALL I-5-I I'ldl'riIOfI Opponerdg O Ridley Township , 40 6 NorrisTown ., .. ,.. , 33 I2 Plyn'iouTh-WhiTemarsh ,. . 25 6 I'laverTord ., . , 47 6 ChesTer 6 O AbingTon , 26 I2 ChelTenham , 7 I i 1 2 i 5,314 4fg'KC'5,m llnygb E453-'ylAr54 WI . . 'r24f37So '19 Q ...ET 46? ssJl,l.f3. as D ,, '-'fQi',,,-Q, T- fe Q' fre 54 -QQ TU'18i:-a242'f. wi ,wr-Q-'Y 'Z T VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: B. Carvalho, B. Rice, G. KiTchell, W. Evans, T, LiTTlewood lCapTainl, J. Evans, S. man. T. MarTin, D. Jordan, R. Denenberg. SECOND ROW: R. AlTschuler, S. Drury, E. Moore, R. David- son, R. MesTichelli, L. Saunders. A. Rosenberg, M. Canning, C. Hires, J. Jackson, C. Gaymon, D ROW: H. O'Neill, K. Leneis, R. Anderson, I.. Cook J. WheTsTone, V. Ferraris, F. TiTlow, J. MulTord, C Springer, A. SrniTh, D. Marshall. FIFTH ROW: B Te ler, B, Buck, B. WeinroTh. THIRD ROW: A. LinTooT, R. Sanborn lManagerl, Mr. Piefryka, Mr Q MarTina. J. Bisignaro, H. Cohen, G. PainTer, T. Fleming, Mr. Wilcox, T. Wilcox lManagerl. Under The TuTelage oT head coach Ned Wilcox, a young Ram eleven, progressing ThroughouT The season, ended iTs TirsT year oT compeTiTion wiTh a I-5-I record. WiTh only Tour reTurning IeTTermen, inexperience, coupled wiTh some exTremely Tough compeTiTion, casT a shadow over The Highlanders' season, as They wenT down To deTeaT in Their TirsT Tour conTesTs. The sun Tinally broke Through when a hard-ToughT baTTle resuiTed in a 6-6 Tie wiTh ChesTer. BuT, a 26-O loss To AbingTon covered iT over beTore iT Took a permanenT place in The sky by virTue oT a I2-7 upseT OT ChelTenham. During The season The Team was ably led by capTain Tom LiTTIewood, whose record oT seven compleTions in Ten Throwing aTTempTs seTs him up as The Team's leading passer, despiTe Bob Rice's I3 compleTions Tor I5l yards. The ouTsTanding runner oT The season was Don Jordan, a TasT hard-hiTTing iunior, who collecTed 35I yards on The ground Tor a 4.3 average per carry. Don Jordan and PeTe WaiTneighT were elecTed capTains Tor The l959 season. wad' . SENIOR SQUAD ar X FRONT ROWS W. Fciulkrccl, T. Canring, G, KiTchelI, T. Marfin, R. Alrschuler, W. Evans, A. SmiTh. SECOND ROW: T. LTTTlev-njijid, E, rv1g.gn,, A, Marmay i-in Q'Ne,i,N M- Tegierl Bill MoT'TeTT during AbingTon game. Sevenfy-Two Hiclc- Girard-di-Carlo, W. Foulkrod. J. Bell. FOURTH Injured halfback Ben LinTooT receives aid from