Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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3 . te 'W 53 3 Vg. M . rf' if e s N .75 is I 1 -:fun ' Q' 5 Z ' , .fe -ff fi .ff L had A . J... i L FIRST ROW - R. Elwell, -G. Willis, B. Pollock, S. Sameth, D. Parness. M. Shinm SECOND ROW - B. Geckle, P. Strawbridge, B. Collins, C. Driscoll, A. Medinger, Mrs. Longstreth lCoachI. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The I962 Girls' Basketball Team began their season with a victory over Lower Merion in a practice game. Prospects were bright for a winning season. However, Captain Barbara Pollock suffered a broken finger in the opening minutes of the first game. Several other casualties soon fol- lowed, which put some of the varsity players out of action. Coach Barbara Longstreth feels that lack of experience was the maior cause of defeats. Although hampered by iniuries and inexperience, the girls still enioyed playing basketball and participating in a team game. Protiting from this year's experience, the iuniors on varsity and the J.V. team members will comprise an able team for next year. 3 n JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW - P. Carson, C. Guest, L. Scott, L. Hall, L. Solomon S McGann SEC OND ROW - R. Walsh, S. Young, J. Buchanan, D. Burrell, C Long E Hughes C Kenneck, THIRD ROW - R. Roberts, A. Myers, D. Bolton, L Luxton S Goodby Q I 66 u .K N . .M Nw, ll .ol

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Little Guest does it again. Lynn Strawbridge. Mrs. B. Longstreth, Coach, Sally Rhimer. FIRST ROW - Left to Right: L. Scott, C. Guest, J. Guest, J. Hosner, S. Rhimer, L. Straw- bridge, C. Driscoll, L. Watkins, G. Willis, B. Collins. SECOND ROW - Mrs. B. Longstreth, Coach, M. Watt. J. Lewis, C. Saleiac, M. Silva, P. Goldstein, L. Wyatt, E. Corl, T. Hahn, L. Owen, Mgr. HOCKEY TEAM HAS FINE SEASON The l9ol Girls' Hockey Team surpassed all records previously set by any girls' hockey team at Harriton. Coach Barbara Longstreth worked to achieve unity and teamwork, while co-captains Sally Rhimer and Pudgie Strawbridge led the team in spirit and ability. Bubbling enthusiasm was evident during the entire season. Sporting their original red and white Harriton garters, the girls achieved a fine 7-l season. Coming from behind in several games, Harriton's last quarter rallies spelled victories. One highlight of the season was our first hockey victory over Haverford High, 3-0. A single upset at Springfield however, spoiled a perfect season. The 7-I record is not all the girls will remember, fun and friendship were also part at the rewards. F.D. and Let's get together iyeah, yeah, yeahi are phrases not soon to be forgotten. The J.V. squad, coached by Miss Jan Gulick, had a 5-2-l season. Hopes are high for a winning season next year. FIRST ROW - Left to right: P. Carson, G. Davis, C. Resberg, L. Spitzner, R. Elwell, S. Klingensmith, S. McGann. SECOND ROW - E. Hughes, S. Kramer, B. Ludlum, C. English, J. Buchanan, C. Holt, R. McFayden. BACK ROW - S. Hall, S. Goodby, A. Medinger, P. Carvalho, G, Grossmar, A. Myers, B. Shihudeh, Miss Gulick. K 62 1

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.ts 4. . has FIRST ROW: L. Cobrin, S. Block, E. Hallowell, C. Katz, G. Uphouse, S. Ross, Mr. Westover, SECOND ROW: F. Schaunel, F. Kirschner, J. Minhitci. A s GOLF Led by Senior Co-Captains Bob Buck and Chuck Katz, the i962 Golfers once again cashed in on a successful year. The squad showed all the skill and spirit they showed last year when they claimed second place in the Suburban League. Co-Captans Buck and Katz were backed by Senior Steve Ross and Juniors Gary Uphouse and Ed Hallowell. Since Hallowell and Uphouse will return next season along with Moneta, Block, and Dubin, Coach Stanley Westover anticipates another good year for l963. BOWLING The l-lar'iton Strikers once again turned in a highly success- tul record by finishing in second place in the Suburban League. Paced by Captain Curt Panzer and high-scorer Steve Finnegan, the squad displayed remarkable skill by downing the majority ot their opponents. The boys stayed among the top three teams throughout the unusually long twenty week roster. Highlighting the season was Steve Finnegan's fantastic score of 224. Steve tallied an impressive l70 average for the year. The return of a great many iuniors tor the coming year justi- fies Coach Richard Leinback's hope for a championship team next year. FIRST ROW: D. Dole, E. Hallowell, C. Panser, B. Reynolds, J. Scott, SECOND ROW: J. Hammerman, S. Ross, B. Yates, F. Channer, D. Gerhcrt, THIRD ROW: S. Finnegan, D. Rogers, R. McArthur, S. Cohen, J. Barr.