McDowell High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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NOVEMBER December JANUARY FEBRUARY MILLCREER Left to right: jack Miller. jack Kornora. and Red jackson 1949 Wa-:city 2446655466 Scdedule 30 Miilcreek 27 Lawrence Park 25 7 Millcreek 35 Harborcreek 29 14 Millcreek 34 Lawrence Park 31 21 Millcreek 25 Fairview 15 4 Millcreek 31 Prep 47 11 Millcreek 33 East 48 13 Millcreek 43 Academy 33 18 Millcreek 25 Tech 65 20 Millcreek 27 Corry 50 25 Millcreek 29 Vincent 36 27 Millcreek 31 Prep 46 1 Millcreek 40 Harlaorcreek 36 3 Millcreek 21 East 30 8 Millcreek 38 Academy 42 15 Millcreek 35 Tech 47 17 Millcreek 50 Corry 52 22 Millcreek 38 Vincent 52 Won 6 A Lost 11 TOTAL Millcreek 561 Opponents 683 Left to fight: Doug Winton, Don Corbett, and Don Gorr 47

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Captain Gil Brown Wazedtq Zcwdetdall This year, the head coach of football and basketball at Millcreek, Gus Anderson, bowed out of the basketball spotlight. This position was ably filled by John Kola, the assistant football and basketball coach at Millcreek. Coach Kola found himself faced with a tough assignment. For the first time. Millcreek had been admitted into the Section One Basketball Series. With Millcreek playing all but one of its series tilts at Roosevelt junior High School Gymnasium, it is impossible to forget the fine sportsf manship the boys displayed. Never at any time did they give up. Captain Cil Brown lead his team mates through this rugged season. But in spite of all the efforts, when the season was over Millcreek had won only one game out of ten played. On the other hand, Millcreek was much more successful in the games it played with county schools. Millcreek won all of the five games scheduled with these schools. Left ru right 'Row 1: UI. jackson. D. Cori. G. Brown. D. jackson, P. Stadler. Row 2: D. Corbett, J. Komcra. D. Wintoii, nl. Miller, K. Shilliif. Row 3: C. Knight, j. Clark, Coach john Kola, D. Stankey. D. Spute. 46

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mac Wczwizfq Zaakellaif The junior Varsity basketball coach at Millcreek High School was Bud McCoy. Coach McCoy had games scheduled with each of the strong city quintets plus live county tilts. Of the seventeen games listed, the J. Vfs won eight games, four city series tilts and four county games. Especially remarkable was the junior Varsityis victory over the strong Cathedral Prep quintet by a 1846 margin at the Roosevelt gymnasium. Many of the team's members will advance next year to the varsity and promise to till well, the vacancies felt by this year s Seniors. Left fLlTlgl1I'4ROYX' 1: R. Gill1ngham,J. Rautine. R. Sallot, and H. Elliott. Row 2: F. Storaci, J. Benacci, B. Wigham, R. Thompson, and H. Tinsman. Row 3: L. Robertson. nl. Lejeal, Coach IvIcCoy, R. Van Honk, and F. VJerner. 48