Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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' x xjlxblxkvl ,Q-N. E U' f .ll ss , J LV KY, if HRJ' A -QS ' 1 il 1 i N 6' L Gil lx' it nf it f tb six .xx ,rwJ.. .ilillxs l ff' llsxi' 1. ll' FIRST ROW B. Boehne, F. Wllson, D. Gavin, K. Brownstein, R. Curtis SECOND ROW Mr W. Fleming lCoach1, F. Milewski, M. Leader, M. Kirschner, D Straw bridge M Wutney, THIRD ROW - L. Larson lMgr.l, R. Sidebottom, J. Morello C Wilkinson P Heist lMgr.1 BOYS' BASKETBALL Severely handicapped by lack of height, the 1962 Harriton Basketball Team suffered a num- ber of losses in Suburban Two League competi- tion. However in pre-season games the boys managed to do somewhat better. Playing the best game ot the year, Harriton swamped Jenkintown High School by a score of sixty- five to fifty on December 15. This was the first time that the squad was able to beat this strong team since they first played them in 1959. The high scorers for Harriton this season were Co-Captains Ken Brownstein and Dan Gavin. Returning 1961 Letterman Rick Curtis was also a tremendous help in the field of scoring. Although there were a large number of sen- iors on the team this year, the iuniors and soph- omores from the Junior Varsity make the out- look tor 1963 appear very promising. Along with tine shooters J.V. Coach Getty will be sending that much needed height to the varsity. Throughout the entire schedule the squad played with the determination that makes any team successful, whether it wins or loses. Spirit never tailed among the boys, due to the dedication ot Coach Fleming, truly, this is what counts the most.

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Mr, Horner, E. Petka, S. Glasser, R. Hatman, P. Fair, L. Baum- gorten, B. Sonzogni, H. Andre, D. Hoke, W. Billion. llli ll - I l r i I OARSME N T TRIUMPH y ,ie K 4. 1 i jf CREW i fif gl ef ' ,, , .. ' f FQ' Boathouse Row on the Schuykill River this year witnessed one ot the best crews that has ever rowed for Harriton. The te-om began the season by gaining the right to row the John F. E. Hippie shell when they defeated Lower Merton in an exciting race. The varsity eight consisted of Andre, Glasser, Hoke, Hatman, Sanzogni, Billion, Coclcswain Baum- garten, and Captain Poul Fair. The boys did remarkably well this year. They rowed against the stiff , 4 ' competition of the Catholic League schools and at tough meets at An- . 1 1.3 A J' K K il' i' 1 e ', , E napolis, St, Andrews, and Kent School. The highlight ot the year took - W 'f' A ' I ' ,gf place at Kent School in Connecticut, where the squad last by only ten , ' - A A if A j?4s 'gA'A - ' '-'- '-i - wi f-'. .'?' seconds to this school, which is considered to be the best in the United S Vi 5 ' , V States. in , '- 4 ..,' I, g s Q, 56,44 N ' X . -2e: eW+- .E,fcQQi'i,:ffETg1L :J B' 'WV nl! Q -Q T L35 -elf: I 'L - Rig-PT: GQ .JA 1' ily ' L, f ' fr F e '7i J NX ' if' 1 T f ' , L Q -ff' . if - ff . .. as . ..Qff..- 9 ' 'lb lf. A, , yyy ,syn . T s if an e e'- FIRST ROW: H. Pitchon, L. Larson, T. Lange, J. Ferrucci, R. Fax, Gone, FOURTH ROW: A. Bogutz, G. Bezer, C. Alexander, S. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sanders, H, Andre, D. Hoke, R. Hatman, W. Naulty, N. Fcirra, L. Heitzler, D. Brinton, A. Booster, D. Sheetz, Billion, S. Glasser, E. Petka, P. Fair, lcoptainl, B. Sonzagni, Mr. D. Furman, D. Getzon, D. Maschel, J. Locke, R. Galehoff, Y. Nott, Horner THIRD ROW: C. Leneis, S. Guber, B. Clark, S. Tanseer, T. S. Epstein, S. Kline, J. Purcell, T. Gone, A. Sport, F. Milgrim, E. Tull, T. Tucker, P. Dehaan, J, Stammer, R. Little, W. Jarvis, D. Blank, ABSENT: S. Jordan.

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AND THE MIGHTY O Oh, he flies through Ihe air with the greaiest of ease . . . l FIRST ROW - G. Davis, T. Ricklin, C. Jones, F. Kirschner, R. Buchanan: SECOND ROW - J Howard lMgr.h, T. Cunniff, D. Scotf, J. Moffefr, C. Lenice, Mr. J. Getty ICoacI1Ig THIRD ROW - L. Larson, G. D'AngeIis, J. D'Arcy, B. Doihard, 55