Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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Boys' Basketball VARSTTY BASKETBALL 6' P-iarririjiri Oppenenfs 50 Jenicinfcwn 64 34 Radnor . 38 55 Haverford , 48 50 Jeniiinfown .. 54 58 Rid'ey Township ,, 55 35 Marpie-Newfown 43 42 Sprinqfieid ., , . .. 6I 48 Piifmc-LTTE-Whiiemarsh . .. 82 51 Chelrenrmarn . ., 75 61 Pennigresf , . 38 48 Ridley Township , 50 39 Sprinqfieid . 47 38 Rlyrn0Li+L1-Wriifemarsin 64 4? Cheiiennarn , 57 40 Upper Merion ., bl 48 Upper Merion ,, 57 I9 Penncresf ,. 72 58 M-arpie-Liewffiwri , SO BOTTOM ROW: S. Lange, C. Forgie, R. Alrschuler, B. Jessup, R. Gulick. SECOND ROW: D. Gavin, B. X X---Y Boeinne, R. Curfis, K. Brownsrein. THIRD ROW: Mr. Fleming, S. Buffer, D. Sideboifom, M. Kirschner, B. Wilson.

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- If ,,, . ,gl , gg-3 5' l '- T WF! e Hockey Ai , is Q-E . Q3 ii? ,Fi ioosll H432 BOTTOM ROW: S. Rhimer, E. Carl, M. Hesse, S. Morhard, S. Cooper, K. Ramsey, L. Wallnins. SECOND ,Bi yi. .si L-Jalan ROW: L. Fried. L. Slrawbridge, B. Taylor, C. Bell, D. Klein, T. Kelly, D. Deal, Mrs. Longslrelh. Q . 5 , Hoclcef caplain Deobie Klein ano Mrs. Lccg5're'n exchange words oi encouragemenr before 'he game if slarfs. ,N Q . si- ..-Q ..-.,w. . Q 'T -3 BOTTOM ROW: E. Hughes, J. Lewis, J. Guesl, B. Pollock, C. Soleliac, B. Collins, C. Ouesr A. 5 , fX'Q .,X, Louderbaclc. SECOND ROW: L. Wyall, P. Goldslein, T. Hahn, P. Carson, E. Girard-d'-Carlo A. Medinger, P. Carvalho, B. Davis. THlRD ROW: C. Driscoll, J. Hosner, G, Willis, J. Levilslcy, M. Waef, C. English, L. Ryan, Miss Guliclc. The l96O Girls' Varsily Hoclcey Team ballled ils way lo a 3-3-2 record againsl' exlreme wealher condilions and a delinile laclc ol experience. Coach Barbara longslrelh, harassed by 'rhe early season losses, urged lhe forward line lo Rush, rush, rushl : while Debbie Klein, 'rhe caplain, crealed lhe slogan for lhe sleady defense, There's nary a care wilh our baclclield +herel These words lo lhe wise made a delinile impression as lhe sliclcgals came from behind on 'rhe paslure-like field of Penncresl and deleafed 'rhem 3-I. High-scoring honors lor The 'ream were copped by Midge Hesse and Sally Rhimer, wilh six goals apiece. Lell hallbaclc Debbie Deal held lhe dislinclion of being The only scoring member of The defense, while lhe goal was ably defended by Chris Bell. Despile ils selbaclcs and disappoinlrnenls, The squad oulscored i'rs opponenls by four goals. The prospecls lor nexl year loolc exlremely brighl' because ol: l'he JV's brillianl' 7-l record. This leam remained undeiealed and unscored-upon unlil lhe lasl hearlbrealcing game in which lhey were defealed I-2.

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AlThough This year's BaslceTbali Team posTed The seemingly unim- pressive record oT 2-Io. The sTarT- ing line-up was plagued by injuries. A closer loolc inTo The siTuaTion in- dicaTes ThaT Co-capTains Diclf AIT- schuler and Chip Forgie were side- lined Tor a ToTal oT eleven games. The absence oT such misTorTunes could have made a diT-Terence in The resulTs oT several games. The high spoT oT The season was The Tinal game wiTh Marple- NewTown, which T-larriTon won by a score oT 58-50. The Team seemed uniTied and worlced TogeTher wiTh organized precision, TacTors which had been iaclcing in several pre- vious games. Chip Forgie demon- sTraTed greaT slcill under The boards, playing The besT game oT his career. VViTh The reTurn oT six varsiTy leTTermen and The prospecTs oT This year's sTrong JV's, nexT year's ouTlool4 is brighT. Boys' Basketball BOTTOM ROW: B. Mezey, B. Oliver, M. WhiTney, W. Jessup, B. STrawbridge. SECOND ROW: MF. GeTTy, B. Newman. J. Pinkner, B. Krause. THIRD ROW: A. Liss, R. Jones, B. O'Brian, R. Buelc, J. T-Tevner.