Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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Wrestling Bob fXronoTT Tries Tor Talcedown wiTh arm bar. FIRST ROW: L. Baumgarjren, G. CacciuTTi, F. Seberhagen, D. RiTT, K. HirsT. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ferguson, J. Kushner, J. Rose, A. GranT, R. Howland, B. Ovalle, Mr. Zimmerman. HarriTon Opponenfg 29 ConesToga ,,....,,.. .. 21 8 Upper Darby ...... ,. 40 I4 Hill ......,,..,......, ,, 35 27 Pe-nncresT ...,.,.. U I I 36 CheITenham ....,,., ,, 24 20 SpringTieId .,....,,, .. 20 35 Ridley Township ., ,, Il 48 Marple NewTown .,,,. ,, II 22 Lansdowne Alden . ,, 20 Under The leadership oT Co- capTains John Jackson and Bruce Buck, The grapplers compiled a 6-2-I record, enabling Them To Tie Tor The league championship wiTh SpringTieId. The Team was a hard- worlcing group who managed To emerge vicTorious Trom several close meeTs. This year's schedule provided The Iceen compeTiTion oT consisTenT vicTors such as Upper Darby and The !-lill School. The Team produced Three Sub- urban champs: Joseph Ferrucci, George IVIcGann, and John Jaclc- son. John and George boTh we-nT To The Regionals where They placed second and Third respecTiveIy. AIThough The Team will lose six varsiTy wresTIers, The ouTIooI4 Tor nexl' year is opTimisTic wiTh The promise oT seven reTurning leTTer- men. BOTTOM ROW: G. IvIcGann, B. Litfle, B. Buck, J. Godshall, J. Ferucci. SECOND ROW: J. STu6rT. E. Pefka, J. Jackson, D. Oberhollzer, B. Frame. THIRD ROW: J. Rose, B. AronoTT, Mr. Ferguson, Mr, 90 Zimmerman. D. Sanborn, B. Howland.

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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.

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BOTTOM ROW: C. Guesl, G. Willis, C. Driscoll, L. Solomon, P. Carson. SECOND ROW: S. Young, S. Shorz, C. Halbersladl, E. Hughes, E. Fox. RD ROW Miss Brown, R. Roberls, B. Davis, S. Graham, R. Henderson C Kenneclc. Because of a laclc of relurning varsilry lellrer winners, Jrhe Girls' Baslcelball Team was nol able To equal lasl year's excellenl sland- ards. l-lowever, The Jream did com- pile a 5-3 record. High-scoring Caplain Barbara Taylor averaged 20 poinls a game, and relurning varsily player Debbie Klein aver- aged I3 per game. The guards were led in rebounding and in play by Margilr Shinn and Barbara Pollock. Think posi'rively, Jrhe mollo of 'rhe Team, greally aided l-larri+on's girls in delealing Radnor 4l-38 in The lasl quarler ol Jrhe game. ln addilion, Jrhe girls lriumphed over Upper Merion 58-29. A 'Fine spirir enabled The Girls' Baslcelball Team lo have a winning season. Girls' Basketball . . Y il ..., X. 1' r b TT ' av 1 'x 1 f. 9 f. ty ..i- .M 3 :L BOTTOM ROW: M. WaH', M. Shinn, B. Taylor, B. Collins, J. Guest SECOND ROW: J. Bader, Oliver, Miss Brown, B. Pollock, L. Fox. ABSENTEES: D. Klein, S. Cooper. gy... 1 1 Y? A , ffm-i EE-fr, .ff -A B. 9I