Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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Trey Gosweiler waTches CapTain Gerry Ger- son aim Tor a sTrilce. Guided by CapTain Gerry Gerson and reTurning leTTerman Trey Gosweiler, The varsiTy lceglers won 30 games and losT 40. AlThough The Team dropped in iTs league during The second halT oT The season, The boys placed Third Tor The TirsT porTion. Coach Leinbach sTaTed Thaf The Tearn's sTrengTh is sTeadily improving and ThaT prospecTs Tor nexT year are good, in spiTe oT The loss oT several seniors. Bowling l l 1' ch E T-l ll well S Cohen C Parzer BOTTOM ROW: J. ScoTT, J. Rose, S. Ross, Mr. Leinba , . o o SECOND ROW: D. Reynolds, C. KaTz, E. Chauner, B. Hoplfinson, B, Mcffxrrhur G. Gerson D, Rogers, M. Gross, B. Reynolds, T-l. Gosweiler. ABSENTEES: S. Nissenbaurn, B. Buclf. Golf Squad An opTimisTic I96l OOTT Team wiTh Their coach, Mr. STanley WesTover, Teed oTT This season. PracTicing dili- genTly aT The Valley Eorge Gohf Club, They had high hopes oT Tinishing high in The league. The loss oT only one varsiTy player and The reTurn oT TirsT man, Bob Buck, conTribuTecl greaTly To Their success. PxddiTional reTurning sTrolcers were Bob Dubin, Ellis Landau, Bob Landis, Milce SalTzburg and Sandy Walls. N ,iff-.,,fv . ' Vgfvf' T ' ... A - , A f MT by i Qi i ' XXX? -ffgfsd Xa, X is X, i X i ' . D 4 A, ir ' T1 A , x 1 . L , BOTTOM ROW: L. Brown, S. Walls, P. Resnick, S. Block, E. Hallowell. E. Landau, J. Baranzano, Golfer Bob Landis prac'i M o'clc'l 'ia G. Uphouse. SECOND ROW: R. Landis, W. Ovalle, D. Beniamin, J. Shore, J. MoneTa, C, oeTore a maTch. KaT2. Mr. WesTover. ABSENTEES: B. Buck, B. Dubin, F. Chauner, S. Ross, J. Rose, J. Elkins. 93

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Girls' Swimming D gf. if 2 BOTTOM ROW: J. Callender, C. Briscoe, B. Hess, S. Skillman, L. Vogel, P. Buek, E. Corl, K Mulholland. SECOND ROW: Miss Andrews, A. Shackleron, D, Hahn, C. Schauweker, C Duranr, C. Soleliac, S. Hayward, Mr. Spealler. l'larl'iiOr1 Qppgnenfg Sl Coaresville ..... 27 43 Marple Newiown 25 37 Upper Darby ,,,...., .. 40 46 Baldwin ,,...,.,, ...,,,...,. . , 32 42 Plymourh-Whiremarsh .,., 36 I8 Abingion .. ,..,., . 60 45 Lower Moreland 33 49 Chelrenham ..,.... 29' 28 Haveriord ....... 50 39 Norrislown .,.,. 39 46 Lower Merion 32 i T 5 X, l I -in ,fi .ar'j ' ' 73,2 ,, 'A' .4 . , W . ' ' f-.J ' r. T, , 4 .. , , Co-caprains Sara Skillman and Lynne Vogel Talk over reams accomplishmenrs wirh Coach Spealler. 92 KM. 4 'Q O O .y 2 Wirh Two pracrices each week air The Suburban Swimming Club in Marple- Newrown and one ar Bryn Mawr College, HarriJron's I96O-6l Girls' Swimming Team was ready To challenge The srrongesr op- ponenr. Nor only did These enrhusiasric mermaids . lace many diriiculr meers, bur They also had ro overcome lare hours, frozen hair, and buses sluck in 'rhe snow. Once again, however, T 'n T came ro The rescue, lilring dampened spirirs and urging weary legs and arms ro kick lasier and pull harder. Led by Co-caprains Sara Skillman and Lynne Vogel, Coach Harold Spealler, and Taculry sponsor Jean Andrews, The Varsilry swepr over Lower Merion 46-35 ro end The season wirh a 7-3-I record, while The J.V. ended wirh an enviable 9-2-O. F2 BOTTOM ROW: J. Callender, J. Hosner, B. Jones, S. Locke, S. English, C. Baldwin, S. Samerh, K. Mulholland. TOP ROW: Miss Andrews, S. Rhimer, M. Moore, W. WTSHGV. C. Forsiacki, B. Layron, P. Herbur, Mr. Spealler.

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