McDowell High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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,ante cu' Widlicfzeek 7?4Y-4? Hickory game-Bob Heidt lon the bottoml gets his man. -lack Komora 1511 moves up to make it certain. y- ' .W 1' film x s Es. This year. Millcreek advanced into a much stiffer competition in both football and basketball. This season marked the iirst time that Millcreek played East High in the Erie Stadium. The underdog Trojans nearly scored an upset in that tilt. After a hardfi-ought game the scoreboard read East-16 Millcreek--13. Millcreek's greatest showing of the season was a scoreless tie with Hickory, the District Ten Champs. The Trojans oucplayed and outran Hickory on a rainfsoaked field and at one time were inches away from a game winning tally. Three members of the team were honored by being chosen to play in the Annual Er1stfWest All Star Game. They were: Bob Heidt, Gil Brown, and Dick Wiiislowi. A look at the scorebook reveals Millcreek's position in the Section I Basketball League flast place. The scorebook shows too, that the scores were quite close. The Trojans were beaten usually by iust a few points .ind were never beaten until the last whistle was blown. Sports writers praised the Blue and White for its never ending good sportsmanship and clean play. Certainly these praises brighten the record. 1 , X ,f X fl X. LJ.,ug Vfiriton 'l6v get- the tip in the Millcreek-Tech game -42

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Wcvwdtq ?aat5a! , , , W.. , ,,-.,, ,7,.......7-,..,,s , ,..,,,Y - .5 ,.., . . Y, , , .O , , , . ' i ar .. f - 4 r ul. Left to right-Row 1: Chuck Knight, Ralph Harrington, john Le jeal, Don Hoffman, Pete Stadler, jim jackson, Don Gorr. Don Corbett, Row 2: jim Carter, Douglas Winton, Gil Brown, jack Seib, john Miller, jim Moore. Don Virosko, Bob Heidt. jack Komora. Dick XV1nslow. Eldie Dickey. Row 3: Gus Anderson, Rich Vommoro, Paul Hunter, Cy Denmark, Ralph Presta, jack Clark, Dick Stankey, Dave Spute, john Filler, Larry Laughlin, and john Kola. '?azL'g-nine 74465416 feadeca The prospects of a successful football season were bright at the beginning of the year. ln the middle of August, an experienced squad reported for practice and, by the first of September, we had a well rounded team. Unfortunately the team suffered the loss of two varsity lettermen in the first game. Injuries continued to hamper the team until it was evident that we were to face powerful opponents with an inexperienced squad. If victories were gained by such terms as light, drive, spirit, cofoperation, good sportsmanship, and the will to win our school had one of the most victorious seasons in many a year. W . . 'sw , H ' s i W. K. . .- M , GIRARD vs MILLCREEK: The Trojans took their first game with little trouble, but in doing so lost the services of their captain, jim Moore and their quarter back, john Miller. Final score was 2Of6. TITUSVILLE vs MILLCREEK: Millcreek went into the game a heavy favorite. You never know, do you? The team seemed lost that evening and just couldn't get started. The score 27fO. FOOTBALL COACHES AND CO-CAFTAINS Left to right: john Kola, Don Virosko, jim Moore, Gus Anderson .43