Moon High School - Flame Yearbook (Coraopolis, PA)

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Here comes Duffy T jx again. ,ii S I 3 . Half-time .si , it r Two birds with entertainer. t N fi -fi one stone s W 'll 9 1 1 q ,' ! X4 , gf I. p 1 . Q I' O Sitting4Sevcrs, Abbot, Wilson, Tilly, Meyers, Rafferty, Peck, Stelzig. Knee ling-Adams, McKune, Miller, Mgr. Bollinger, Saveno, Glatz. Standing-McCormick, Urban, Kinchen, Brooks, Dunmier, Singer, Richie, Hoskinson, Lynn, Riu, Lawson. Cheerleaders lst Row Biggerstaff, Kaveneugh, Rehbu CUB REPORTS at THE Moon junior var sity foot- ball players turned in an im- pressive season under the coaching of Mr. Gilbert. The excellent coach- ing and co-ope ration among the boys notched up the first and only victory in the junior high history. The cub cheerleaders stood side by side with their teams as they desperately tried to cheer them to victory. WM. G. DOUGLAS AGENCY Insurance-Real Estate Notary Public Mill 8- State Coraopolis, Po. Phone: CO 4-1480 ZZ rg. 2nd Row-Robison, Hertzic, Bailey, Crown. O O G Q,-i a 1 V W 'Rm'

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ii FOOTBALL FLASHBACKS MOON 0-WEST ALLEGHENY Z5 - A well-rounded Indian team con- stantly bit off large gains as both Moon's offense and defense failed to live up to its predicted strength. MOON Z0-BEAVER 13 - Deyton sprinted Q yards and crossed the Beaver goal in the echo of the final gun to give the Tigers a decisive victory over the Bobcats' powerful single wing. MOON O-HOPEWELL 31 - The Vikings burned the Moon gridiron with a volley of red hot aerials and sent our boys scurrying to the locker room in defeat. MOON 2-CARNEGIE 39 - A huge undefeated Carnegie eleven swarmed through the dogged Tigers in the first clash of league competition. MOON 0-SEWICKLEY 31 - The boys across the river joined in on the fun and ran roughshod over a deflated Tiger squad. MOON 0-CORAOPOLIS Z7 - The bitter rivals trounced the Tigers and redeemed themselves for the two previous losses handed them by Moon. MOON 6-NEVILLE 36 - The greatest 'Island' team in history invaded Moon's shattered varsity and often powered their way to pay dirt. MOON 13-GLASSPORT 56 - The Tigers saw some daylight with two T. D.'s but couldn't withstand the air attack that Ronnie aided the Gladiators to propel up and down the field to an overwhelming victory. MOON 0-BRIDGEVILLE 42 - The grand finale fell heavily on the Tigers as their sweat-streaked bodies trotted toward the shower room after suffering their last defeat. 'Duffy A Duffy's down but not out! DOH NKCPH A. T. SHAFER GREENHOUSES Plants and Flowers For All Occasions Broadhead Road CO 4-3902 Always Sew-1916 Open Beaver Road wma 21 .l ' V r Rack 'em ups Stu Kelley Jim

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Baskefbal I .x?, Q 1 Row I- Mgr. Toy, Deyton, Kelley, Balogh, Campbell, Mushalansky. Row II-Hoist, Stelzig, Haushalter, Marnhout, Hughes, Whiteman,Vitevitch, Mr. Meider. Moon 56 Moon 65 Moon 53 Moon 56 Moon 61 Moon 38 Moon 5 . x Moon 31 Moon 34 Moon 46 THE 1952-53 SEASON West Allegheny . . . . Hopewell . . . Coraopolis .........Stowe West Allegheny . . . . . Alumni . South Fayette . . . .Bellevue . . Avonworth . . . Avalon 45 Moon 64 Moon 7l Moon 59 Moon 77 Moon 36 Moon 51 Moon Moon 79 Moon 41 Moon 74 Moon 53 46 67 54 60 44 39 63 61 52 59 Sewickley Leetsdale . Robinson . . . . . Neville , Bellevue Avonworth . . Avalon Sewickley Leetsdale . Robinson . . Neville I7 g, Coach Meider Compliments of CAHEN'S Up and at'em, Andy Left to Right-Tarquinio, Needham, Germerodt, Egger, Burns, Barwell, Bailey. Center Johnson