Hellertown High School - Reflector Yearbook (Hellertown, PA)

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Boys-Left to right: Kukoda, Chcesman, Crook. Girls-left to right: Durn, Pastir, Nauman, Pfeiffer, Pasternak, Nase, Scheetz. Cheerleaders This vear's cheer leading squad was composed of nine members under the direction of Mr. Scheetz. While cheering, the team looked very attractive in their maroon and white uniforms. They have showed a large amount of im- provement from previous years. More efficient cheers were in use throughout the sporting seasons. The effective cheers, and active movements of the cheer leaders brought forth favorable responses from the student body. Sixty

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Reading left to right: First row-Maurer, Koplin. Fulrner, Eckert, Bortz, Loux, Trefny. Standing left to right: Makoski, Duh, Wascho, Hulak, Strawn, Gad, Brown, Rogers, Reily. Coach Hoppes. Soccer Hurrahl Another goal. Although these words were sparingly proclaimed by l-lellertown supporters, the soccer team of '37 need not be ashamed of its record. Coach Hoppes began the '37 season with a team composed of four hold-overs of the '36 season, and a group of inexperienced boys who wanted to play soccer. The returning players were lames Hulak, Roy Rogers, Andrew l-lanzlik, and lra Koplin. lf fight and clean sportsmanship would win games, the Hellertown soccer season of '37 would not have been marred by defeat. Now that the boys have had some experience in soccer Warfare, may the opponents of Hellertown I-ligh beware of the returning boys of '38. H.S.S. OPP. Oct. 2 Springfield 5 2 8 East Springfield O U l3 Perkiomen l 3 l5 Lehigh Frosh 2 3 l8 Liberty O 6 2l East Stroudsburg 2 3 24 Lehigh Prosh 2 3 26 Springfield 4 O Nov. 5 Liberty O 7 Sixty-one