Leetsdale High School - Leet Yearbook (Leetsdale, PA)

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JUNIOR BASKETBALL Players, reading left to right: Walter Sklarsky, Moon Jung Yee, Steve Glucki, Steve Melnick, Peter Paraside, John Veloski, William mmmert, Coach Arthur Waugaman, Earl Cole, Miller Everette, Vincent Segeleon, and Joe Billy Underooffler, Manager. Under the excellent coaching of Coach Waugaman, one of the ngreenestn teams the jun- ior high ever had went through the season with thirteen victories and only four defeats. This success was due largely to the excellent playing of Steve Glucki, who totaled 133 points, and Captain Steve Melnick, who netteda.total of 109. with the graduation of the majority of the first stringers, the success of next year's team looks distant. But who can tell? This year's prospect d1dn't'look quite so bright at the beginning of the season, either. SCHEDULE INDIVIDUAL SCORING Leetsdale 15 Hamilton '7 Player P01-HW Leetsdale 36 Edgeworth 6 Avalon 21 Leetsdale 20 Steve Glucki ------------ 135 Leetsdale 16 Harmony 8 Steve Melnick ----------- 109 Hamilton 15 Leetsdale ll Earl Cole --------------- 59 Leetsdale 24 Harmony 16 Peter Paraside ---------- 51 Leetsdale 36 Freedom 9 Moon Jung Yee ----------- 28 Leetsdale 8 Findlay 6 Coraopolis 27 Leetsdale 25 Leetsdale 55 Findlay 15 Leetsdale 21 Avalon 14 Leetsdale 27 Freedom 18 Coraopllis 22 Leetsdale 8 Leetedale 28 Conway 8 Leetsdale 33 Edgeworth 24 Leetsdale 29 Leetsdale 32 Y.M.C. A. Conway 15 11

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VARSITY BASKETBALL Players, reading left to right: Steve Hopta, George Martin, George Magura, Charles Setar, Harry Gluoki, Andrew Kuzma, Paul Feduska, Coach Edward Gutowski, Manager Andrew Feduska, George Kuzma, Frank Melnick, and Assistant Manager, Mike Pcsyolar. Louis Flora was absent the day the picture was taken. Before the season, Leetsda1e's hopes of taking first place in Section XI were high in spite of the fact that there were very few experienced players. But Leetsdale got off to a bad start. Before they realized it, they had lost four of their first five league games. Even though they lost only one of the remaining seven league games, they could not reach the top, and finished in third place. INDIVIDUAL,SCORING PLAYER GAM S GOALS FOULS TOTAL POINTS 21 73 9 Glucki 155 Flora 23 109 Setar 19 109 Magura 17 93 Martin 22 90 Kuzma A. 7 87 Hopta 4 26 nuzma G. O 8 Melnick 1 3 Feduska O O LEAGUE STANDING: SECTION-XI SCHOOL Bellevue Neville 'Leetsdale Avalon Edgewood Sewiokley Ben Avon WON LOST 11 1 8 4 7 5 6 6 5 7 3 9 2 10 Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale Leetsdale SCHEDULE 'Lea e ames 21 Su S Beaver 17 58 Robinson 25 54 Moon Township 23 25 Coraopolis 21 19 Coraopolis 32 29 Ambridge 48 29 Beaver 23 24 4Bel1evue 31 28 4Sewickley 21 21 4Ben Avon 27 24 wAva1on1 28 40 West View 22 33 ?Nev1lle 37 44 4Edgewood 30 35 wBellevue 14 35 isewickley 23 31 WBen Avon 25 33 NAvalon 27 37 West View 32 25 rNevil1e 13 23 wmdgewood 29 23 Alumni 21 34 Moon Township 21

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GIRLS' TRACK It is becoming a tradition for the Leetsdale girls' track teams to bring home more ribbons than the boys from the annual Allegheny County Meet. At the time o the printing of this yearbook this year's records were not available The group pictured above consists of the Junior and senior high girls who entered last year and trained for participation this year. Miss Marjorie Smiley has coached the team. BOYS' TRACK This is the first year that Leetsdale has attempted to produce a complete track team. The previous teams have never failed to bring back a portion of the ribbons, but with a complete team it is hoped this share of ribbons will increase. Mr. Waugaman and Mr. Gutow- ski have trained the boys. Because of the early publication of this book, the results of the County Track Meet could not be published. ' -