Moon High School - Flame Yearbook (Coraopolis, PA)

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rills Tiger Th along with a ho Phil Colangelo, of Tigers, brings down his man. 26 st OVEMBER 1955 N M TWT S 12 3 5 1 8 910 12 14151617 19 23242526 930 2122 7282 Stelzig, aided by RaFferty's blocking goes for a long gain before being halted by a West Allegheny tackler.

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Junior Varsity 24 25 26 27 30 31 Row 1: Bosetti, Lieberman, Kramer, Santuccl, McEwen, Wolf, Powell, Kline. Row 2: Manko, McCor- kel, Glass, Hughes, Wadsworth, Yacsetic, Trunick, Bagnato, Savena. TIGER TALES ' Moon I5 East Pittsburgh O ---- Bill Glatz, Senior quarterback, led the Tigers to avictory with a touchdown and a 35 yard field goal. Moon 0 Beaver 7 ---- Moon's defense proved very strong but lost to Beaver on a 53 yard run . Moon 7 Hopewell 20 ---- A very swift Hopewell team outran the Moon men to rack up 20 oints. Moon I4 Carlhegie 35 ---- The very big Little Tartans overcame the 7-6 halftime lead of Moon by wearing them down by sheer weight. Moon 0 Sewickley I8 ---- The loss of triple threat man, Bill Glatz, early in the game proved too much ofa deficit for the Planeteers as they lost their fourth straight game. Moon O Neville 32 ---- The Rivermen proved too fast as they racked up 26 points in the first half to toll over the Moon boys by a lop-sided score. Moon I4 Burgettstown 39 ---- Halfback, Max Stelzig of Moon, ran for two touchdowns, but Burgettstown proved too strong as they handed the tigers their seventh loss in a row. Moon I2 West Allegheny 18 ---- Moon failed to score on the Indians five yard line and went down to a heartbreaking defeat. Moon 0 Coraopolis 32 ---- The Blue Devils constantly intercepted Tiger aerials and won by a misleading margin. KRAMER MROS Having been a football manager for three years, This little fellow did a big job as basketball Ed, better known as Butch, has done a marvelous manager this year. He kept the uniforms of the boys job, Well liked by all the boys, he took good care neat and in good order. of their cumbersome equipment. 25 OCTOIII 1955 M T VI 1' I S S 2.3 4 5 7 I 9 101112 14 16111119.20 23 6

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an' --' s an f X 1 6' 5 I .jx . wg 6 - I .sim 3 EE RLEADERS SENIOR C Row 1: Kephan, Holsinger, Almancy, Pardo Row 2: Patton, Kavanaugh, Marzlak, Rehburg Sullivan, Cheerleaders JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS HESE pep inspiring girls did a wonderful iob of cheering our teams to victory. Most of the girls are very young but proved them- selves to the students as they went through their cheers like real vet- erans. The girls were always faith- ful to the school and never gave up rooting for their team. A lone sen- ior on the squad, Jean Kephart, is the only loss to the group next year Row 1: De Meo, Rao, Heinlein, Homer, Row 2: O'Gorman, Glatz, Tilly, Sacco. Mr, Merges, Mr, Gracey, Mr. Fryz, Mr. Lebec, Mr, McDaniels. Coaches HE coaching staff, composed of five men, is relatively new here at Moon. Coaching football are Mr. Gra- cey, headcoach, and his assistants Mr. Fryz, Mr. Lebec, and Mr. McDaniels. In the basketball season Mr. Fryz becomes the headcoach while Mr. Gracey heads the Junior High Team. Mr. Merges is the track mentor and Mr. Lebec will replace Mr. McDaniels as baseball coach this year. All these men are working very hard to further the name of Moon in the high school sports circle. 27