Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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FRONT ROW: M. Greenburg, R. Able, J, McDonald, W. Brody lCapTainI, M. Isaacson, J, Bo'Torl, Mr. Leinbach lCoachI. SECOND ROW: C. MiTchelI, M. Lighl, W. Fox, R. Wilbur, W. Arnold, R. Derr, M. Brein. TI-IIRD ROW: D Farrow, J. Dubin, T. Gosweiler, W. Reilrnan, P. Milchell. ABSENTEE: J. Weinberg lManagerI. I'IarriTon's bowling sguad placed TiTTh in The Suburban I Bowling league, winning 25 and losing 35 games, while Tying IO. Leading The Team in averages were John McDonald, I56, and CapTain Bill Brody, I53. The J.V. Tared somewhaT beTTer Than The VarsiTy, placing second in iTs division by virTue OT a win over Lower Merion in a posT-season play-oTT game. Crew Coach I-lerberT I-Iorner labeled This year's oarsmen as an average sguadf' Over TiTTy boys were ouT Tor The Team, buT IiTTle experience was presenT. The excepTion To The general inexperience lay in The VarsiTy eighT, which conTained six reTurning L.M. Ieffermen, Bob AITschuIer, Fred Crysler, George KiTcheII, CapTain PeTe McCaIIion, Bill MoTTeTT, and Chip Rawson. FIRST ROW: B. Buck, C. ScaTario, C. I-leisler, B. LiTTIe, O. DiAngeIes, D. Bailey, S. Lange, B. Schullz, W. Barker, D. BradTord. SECOND ROW: B. Crowe lManagerl, T. Scarllin, L. FVGVISCIYE, L. Chase, B. Carvalho, F. Flesselman, C. Rawson, C. Roach, G. Kilchell, B. AlTschuIer, J. STehlilc, P. McCallicln, F. Crysler, T. Wilcox, T. Davies. TI'IIRD ROW: Mr. Marshall lCoachI, R. Priesing, S. Berlnefl, C. Boviard, C. Bernheimer, B. Derr, E. Eliclcer, D. Anderson, Cv. Wynlcoop, C. Tull, B. Weld, B. BFLICIW, B. MeTzgar, C. Falcone, D. Pearce, J. WheTsTone, D. SchoeTTIe, Mr. Horner lCo.achl. FOURTH ROW: W. Merz, D. Carr, B. Sparlms, B. Marlin, B. Anderson, D. Zeisse, G. PainTer, J. Falz, S, Gross, A. Vellin, R. I-less. Sevenfy-nine hnwlinq BOWLING SCHEDULE I-larriTon Opponen s 2 O O 35 April 4 II I8 24 29 May 2 9 I6 22, 23 29, 30 RGCIITOI' Marple-Newllilwn Lower Meril: n I-Iavericlrd Upper Darby Marple-llewlown Radnor I'laverTord Upper Darby . Lower Merion Radnor MarpIeANewTown Lower Merion T'IaverTord Upper Darby lvI.arpIe-NewTown , Rddrlflll' ,. HaverTord . Upper Darby Lower Merion . II I' H W CREW SCHEDULE e ll. s. naval Academy A Nulley High School -Kenl School - Hun School - Belleville A Bonner -Philadelphia ScholasTic Championships 4 SToTesbury RegaTTa - NaTionaI Schoolboy CI-lampicnships - Canadian Schoolboy Championships

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crass cnuntr CROSS COUNTRY 0-8 l-larrilon Opponenle 32 Piymouiwwhaiemafgh 50 Chesrer . . .. 49 Abangien , . 33 l-laverlord .. . 40 Ridley Township . .. 42 Norrisfown . .. . 4I Upper Darby .. .. . 38 Chellenham . qnlf GOLF SCHEDULE April -Chelrenham May -Abinglon - Norrislown - Haverford Prep - Plymourh-Whilemarsh - Chelfenham - Abmqian 4 lwlorrislown - Pl-yrnciulh-Whilernarsh ,,,,.,...-.--5 9 FRONT ROW: E. Elicker, E. Slerne, E. Slalzlord lCaplainl, A. Pollill, R. Toub, D. Bailey, Mr. Miller lCoachl. SECOND ROW: R. Digilio. A, Sluarl, 6. Riglerinlc, D, Newman, R. Earl. Troubled by bolh inexperience and a shorlage of runners, lhe cross-counlry leam, under Coach John Miller, wenl wilhoul a win in eighl conlesls. Caplain Emmelr Slallord provided lhe only brighl spol of The season by placing lirsl al lhe Chellen- ham, Plymoulh-Whilemarsh, and Upper Darby meels. Nexl season's prospeclrs for 'rhe l-larriers lool-1 good wilh seven of fhe nine leam members relurning. The golf Team, coached by Slanley Weslover and led by sole relurning lellerman Dave Crowlher, did nor have lhe brighlesl of prospecls for a winning season. Flow- ever, wilh Jrhe unexpecled addilion of Gene Lubol from Brookline, Massachusells, and wilh consranl praclice al lhe Valley Forge Golf Club, rhe leam did have a chance +o log a credilrable record. FIRST ROW: S. Selbach, J. McDonald, D. Scoll, M, Sallzburg, A. Rosenberg, B. Miller, S. Wafs. SECOND ROW: J. Epslein, lvl. Forman, D. Crowlher, O. Lubol, N. Fridiinglon, Mr. Weslover lCoachl. .. 2 A 9' 3 - fax Seveniy-eighi

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girls' tennis eye? 5 ...4f' FIRST ROW: B, MclnTyre, A. BelmonTe, L. GeTTy, A. BeImonTe. SECOND ROW: Miss Gulick lCcachI. M. Gee, E. Perchcnoclz, L. Kimmelman, E. Hahn, D. OriTTiTh, P. Bainbridge, A. Hahn, B. Kerr, O. l.L.rwliYli. ReTurning To The courTs This season were Tour experienced Tennis players, PeTey Bainbridge, Anne Hahn, Wissa Hahn, and Ellen Perchonoclc, who were assisTed by sixTeen deTermined TeammaTes. Coached by Jane Ouliclc, The courT gals saw acTion againsT Radnor, ConesToga, Upper Darby, AbingTon, and Baldwin. hu 5' tennis WiTh The reTurn oT L.M. VarsiTy leTTermen Wes Oler, Bob Magen, and George Solcol, The Tennis Team loolced Torward To a good season. Solcol, The sevenTh ranked junior in The Middle ATIanTic STaTes, was expecTed To lead The neTn'ien in Their aTTempT To deThrone The 1958 champions, Lower Merion, and gain The crown which The Three originally helped To aTTain. FIRST ROW: D. DiCarICi, A. Braunlield, S. Smifh, B. Magen, G. Sol-aol, S. Bcirish, R. Clark, SECOND ROW: B. Cavanaagh, B. Braonfiefd, W. Oler, P. OoTTlieb, C. English, M, HalleTT, Mr. Schneider lCoaChI, Eighiy April May Apirl May I3. 22. I6 ZI 23 30 7 II I9 22 7 I3 I6 20 23 27 30 7 II I4 23 GIRLS' TENNIS Lansdowne-Aldan ConesToga Radnor Upper Darby AbingTon ChelTenham Lower Merion Baldwin-VarsiTy BOYS' TENNIS Conestoga Springfield Lansdowne-Aldan Haverford Radnor Norrlsfown Upper Darby AbingTon ChelTenham DisTricT Championships STaTe Championships