Lincoln High School - Knight Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Bottom row: B. Kellem, G. Theiss, H. Uknis, A. Aycox, D. Wilson, G. Saliday, D. Vanezihle, D. Purdy, C. Mayer, W. Kennedy, W. Bodkins Mgr. Second row: W. Hewlett Mgr., K. Booth Mgr., W. H. Ale, D. Rosenberg, D. Comly, D. Rothstein, R. Levin, A. Kovach, H. Vargas, L. Arcawgelo, G. Sackenmier, E. Brecht, J. Strelcis Mgr. Top row: Coach R. Polidor, H. Arnold, R. Utzy, R. Watuzuk, j. Fabrizio, C. Shultz, J. Gallager, R. Geist, Brill, G, Meister, D. Smith, B. Meritz Coach Ben Weinstein. The Railsplitters' football team for 1955, under the fine coaching of Mr. Moe Weinstein, showed I great promise. Even though they got off to a slow I start, losing the first two league contests to Southern and Gratz, they displayed great determination in coming back strong thereafter. Though not an out- , 5 - ' k standing team, it was a team which exhibited ex- Q X i cellent sportsmanship and a never say die spirit. ' ' 'hi I Seniors on the team were: William Kennedy, I ' Jack Comly, George Theiss, Richard Utzy. , i ml, ' 1 ff' WN.. I a -A if , , W 1 I , 44 , ff ' NVQ 44 y 1 Q Ni , 3 Kneeling: W. Kennedy, R. Utzy, G. Theiss, J. Comly. Stand ing: Assistant Coach R. Polidor, Coach B. Weinstein. Thirtyfsix

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, ASQ SOCCER R ' . mf 'f? ,fz I l nfl 'I ly I K '., f.M5,f4Q 'ln I ' . E I W1 I I l I Standing: Manager J. Stewart, R. Saffri, B Keim, A. Gleeson, j. Smith, R. Karstein, R. Metzler, E. Taylor, C. Baver, R. Engle, Coach H. Barfoot. Sitting: J. Brous, E. Cooney, G. Mueller, Captain H. Clegg, D. Kerr, C. Nelson, E. I Brooks, L. Albrecht. SOCCER SENIORS Left to right: Coach H. Barfoot, R. Metzler, A. Gleeson, L. Albrecht. f f' ax, r . ex' A 53 ff 'r qs in-s ' f ' f ,N xr , I W lil xl fi N -K.. 1. ' -c lp df, Z A317 I .- f-x arf. X ' YW A Y. I ' If UK K .3 j.. -fig K7 ., I .QS L ' :fax-,J .xt A --A -it -f 1 g' - 1 Q. ' l ' , n , XX W., U I - The soccer ta-:nn this va-:lr finished hifhcr in the lczwuf: I . 5- rw :in :it any othvr tinn' in l.ina-olns history. The tcznn tllls vcur had :1 line rm-cord and cunn- in svcoml in the lt-:igln-. led y hy Xortllcust. , Although this yt-nfs tt-:nn is 4-oinposwl uhnost L-omplctvly ol' st-niors. Mr. liurfoot has high hopcs of :1 good tcznn next yt-nr. Thr- .l.Y.'w this yvnr hurl :1 young tcznn who were unde- ft-:ntvcl in tht- lt'ilgl1t'. YYith this 4-hxnnpionslnip tvann wining up, things look vt-ry ln-ight for Lincoln. The st-niors on tln- Mlllilll were Lutz Lxll1I'l'l'llt, Austin Gln-cson. Hiclnlrml Metzlcr.