Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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gs... LACROSSE Q . 9 l T 4 l s + l L s xsm.eswQ-v-45kt FIRST ROW: B, Geckle, P, Nelson, C. Soam, J. MocFoyClen, S. Cotter, M. Watt lCapt.l, B. Pollock, N. Hughes, S. Goodby, P. Carson, Mrs. Longstreth, SECOND ROW: L. Ryan, S. Mc- Gann, S. Ellis, S. Hall, M. Oler, D. Calendar, E. Hughes, F. Girard di-Carlo, T. St. John, J. Hosner, THIRD ROW: S. McLaughlin, G. Willis, E. Carl, S. Rhimer, C. Guest, C. Driscoll, L. Watkins, P. Carvalho, C. Kenneck, FOURTH ROW: J. Guest, B. Hughes, L. Scott, C. Holt, J. Buchanan, B. Ludlum, S. Kramer, L. Herbert, M. Shinn, P. Connell, ABSENT: N. McAlaine. , Q, y - l 1 .r s,Y .- K X .irc 'L viii' . i C5 gt- Q- , ri X. wx-L .. til -xml mm, SY? xgsgk- css.-on X , Sem. lem o - l YiscLCsi5,QrC3L 'Q-KMLXJ Mgmmm . CQCQQ gsmwb' QYILA 3 Doggy T Clog Ngsssc Qsut ' we Souoe. 'x r - 1 N X V g vu c X Q,,,4r.,x eg V I rl . . MGP tw 'si -'- Pt W. XX E7 1 - 4.4-YQJ dt-,KN-1 r Q s NRL n, x NXT. A . Q . lx Vu., K L 'lg-fs A. , x.J..N-- li L? l 'X six L Coach Barbara Longstreth and Mutt Watt ' N X5 h dsx . . . , i ,f , X.. ' r - - , .- x I W' ' N ' N K tf 1f 'Strut 'CQp'c ll' ri be lsle31WF cliivft If 4 Wifi Sf 'Um l 'F , r H te , . 'N -- ,. .. X ' '- ' c' Af: Fexi-Wi' ' -H .yu.L,,. lmfgf ' 5' 'L ' t ' Us X LAcRoss .LJ-.cr v V V. . f- 'xl -.',,X gl I lli -.ace whsle wav .FN is , , P The I962' Girls' Lacrosse eam has W 'G much to be proud of for their-fine sea- 56 son filled with hard work, Since Coach Barbara Longstreth was in Europe'with the U.S. hockey touring team at the be- ginning of the season, the job of getting the girls back into shape and instructing the incoming sophomores was left in the able hands of captain Muff Watt. Four varsity letter winners returned, who, combined with spirit and enthusi- asm, made a strong team. The J.V.'s were fortunate in having many willing girls. They were constantly improving during the season and will be quite an asset to next year's varsity.

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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

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Coach Miss Gulick and Captain Tootsie Hahn. GIRLS' TENNIS The Girls' Tennis Team, along with the Boys' Team, were fortunate in being the tirst Harriton team to use our new home courts. Led by Captain Tootsie Hahn, one of the four returning members of last year's varsity team, lthe others being Penny Goldstein, Sue Schatz, and Sue Youngl, the team enioyed a tine season. A number of promising iuniors and sophomores indicates that the fine record and spirit of this year's team will be car- ried on next year. -, .A- FIRST ROW: P. Kirschner, M. Murklin, M. Moore, T. Hahn, C. English, S. Coren, S. Chasey SECOND ROW: S, Schatz, M, Selva, I.. Luxton, B. Shahada, P. Goldstein, A. Perchonck, C. Saleliac. BOYS' TENNIS Captain Rob Morris led the Tennis Team once again to a highly successful season this year. Downing Episcopal Academy, the boys went on to win the maiority of the remaining matches. Sen- iors Gene Spector and Bill Buchanan were responsible for a great many of the Harriton victories. Highlighting the year was the winning of the Haverford Indoor Invitational Tennis Tournament by Rob Morris. Coach Seyler is very confident of an excellent squad next year. He is expect- ing fine results particularly from the tour sophomores who played on the varsity this year. FIRST ROW: E. Coapsrman, B. Buchanan, R. Morris, G. Spector, B. Dothard, SECOND ROW: Mr. Seyler, C. Jafle, J, Zuccirini, M. Silver, T. Fedder, C. Schreiber, D. Driscoll, J. Keenan. 57 Wait for mel ON THE COURTS Stars Morris and Spector