Harrold Junior High School - Herald Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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eiiwfmen D Club Q S . fi CN' HE Lettermen's Club is an organiza- tion consisting of boys who have earned their letters in one of five sports - football, basketball, track, softball, and baseball. Our school participates in all five interscholastic activities. f This club is very active under the leadership of Mr. Dwire and Mr. Fanella, and earlier in the season Mr. Brisbane. The Lettermenls Club held its yearly dance on January 31. The proceeds of this dance together with the money that is obtained from advertising on posters is Some of the Lettermen look Over used to help finance the equipment or the tf0Ph1eS In our Trophy Case- material needed for the physical education It was not long after this that department. two of this year's trophies were added to the case. TOP ROW: Robert Smith, Raymond King, David Miller, Robert Jenkins, Clair Prettiman, John Semenko, Randy Murray, Richard l-Iodnik, Thomas Musings. SECOND ROW: Nicholas Ginter, Gerard Bell, Donald Barr, Wayne Lynn, Richard Kubinec, Fred Patrick, Dennis Dah- lem, Sam Raneri, Marvin Exton, MI. Fanella, Mr. Dwire, Charles Spoonhoward, Raymond Johnson, George Edenbo, Kenneth Hebrank, Dale Miller, Rodney Fox, Robert Harper, Mack Steel, Donald Zakman, John Henry, Daniel Mensch. SEATED: Victor Rossi, John Steh- ney, Steve Yanosky, Roger Queer. l 43

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CAPTAIN ROBERT HARPER i i 1 952 FOOTBALL RECORD Hempfield Opponent 7 Scottdale 20 12 St. Vincent 12 6 N. Huntingdon 0 Jeannette CT' HE football season proved disap- pointing this year as our team lost three games and tied one. The team was composed mainly of eighth, ninth, and tenth graders with little experience against real competition. The team lost its first contest toa very big Scottdale team. Mr. Dwire, although a little dis- appointed in the results, felt this was one of our team's best played games. For the second game our team trav- eled to St. Vincent College to play oppo- site their high school prep. As a flying start a pass from Mensch to Harper clicked for the first touchdown. Then later in the second quarter another pass from Mensch to Gibbs ended on the three yard line, from which B. Burrell plunged for the score. The second half was just the reversal of the first as St. Vincent came from behind to score two touchdowns to end the game at 12 all. Our team's third game was played at home against North Huntingdon. The final score was 33-6 in favor of North Huntingdon. Hempfie1d's final game was with the powerful rival, Jeannette. Jeannette out- played our team throughout the entire game and won 22-0. Although the record of the team is poor, credit must be given to all the players who practiced seriously and showed good sportsmanship under the patient guidance of Coach Dwire, Coach Fanella, and Captain Bob Harper. TOP ROW: Mr. Fanella, Thomas Morelli, Robert Dennison, Melvin Brown, George Myers, Sam Raneri, Marvin Exton, Daniel Mensch Richard Kubinec, Dale Miller, Perry Weimer, Manager Gerard Bell, Mr. Dwire, SECOND ROW: Wayne Lynn, Paul Pienody, Fred Patrick Roger Queer, William Burrell, John Watson, David Miller, Dennis Dahlem, Darrell Burrell, Manager Robert Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Mana ger Grant Coleman, Raymond King, Wayne Bender, Mack Steel, John Semenko, Clair Prettiman, Allen Shuey, John Smith, Robert Harper Robert Bender. -as

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For the sixth straight season the Harrold Softball team added to its laurels the first place award in the area. Randy Murray, represent- ing the Student Council, ac- cepted the First Place Trophy, which was presented by Daniel Mensch. The two coaches, Mr. Dwire and Mr. Brisbane, certainly had a right to look so pleasant at the presenta- tion. SPORTS AWARD SPECIAL assembly was held to present the two awards for basketball and softball. The Harrold Basketball Team began the season with an excellent record but ended the season in third place in the league. However, in the tournament the team placed second, losing to the season's only unbeaten team, South Greensburg. The Student Council, rep- resented by Daniel Mensch, accepted the trophy presented by Mack Steel as Mr. Dwire and Mr. Fanella looked on.