Moshannon Joint High School - Mirror Yearbook (Madera, PA)

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056 d The 195A Moshannon Joint Green Raiders under coach Monty Close won the Moshannon Ja'ley League cup with 13 wins and O losses The over all record of the team was 12 wins L losses In the f1rst dame the ,reen Raiders played host to Curwensville Behind John Kohan, Madera responded with a vxctory The final score was 7 2 Leo Kost led the hltt rs at the pla e w th 3 L George McCoy hit a home run as did Kost Next Moshannon traveled to Huston, where the ureen Ra1ders once again won, 7 6 Lefty Mowchan Jas the winning pitcher Kost again was tle leading hitter wxth 3 L Madera made it three straight by beatlnv Osceola Mills 10-1 Gus Kohan wa the winning hurler Lefty Mowchan led Madera at the plate with 3 5 In the next vame the Green Raiders exploded for ll hits and 15 runs to wallop B C I 15 ' Steve Ma ia led Moshannon wlth 2 home r1ns and a slnvle Leo Most and Pete Webb chipped in with 2 hits each Lefty Mowchan was the wlnnlnd hurler After winning four strai ht, Madera lost a heart breaker to Phllipsburg L 2 The winning pitcher was Jim Dixon, the loser, Lefty M w nan John Rohan surprised e rfbody by tossing a neat ll O no hitter against Houtzdale Star second base man, Leo Kost, had A L lncluling 2 home runs to lead Madera at the plate H Rickard, W Mowchan, and Matla helped with 2 nits each Once again Philipsb eat Lefty Mowchan and Madera This tile by the score of 3 2 The winning run was scored on a wlld pitch Kost again led M J M S with 3 A McCoy and Mlke Mowchan each had two hits Next Madera traveled to Houtziale, where it won easlly 17 A Boyd Wasilko Jas the winnin hurler The sreen Raiders pounded out 13 hits, with dasllko wetting 3 4 to help his own cause Webb hit a hone run Moshannon lost another heart breaker, this time to duston 2 1 Gus Kohan was the loser, Ed Serafxni the winner Moshannon made it seven wins by beating Reade Twp 6v5 John Rohan, the winning pitcher, had a hone run and a slnvle out of 3 trmps to lead the Madera men at the plate Walter Wleftyn Mowchan hurled his first no hitter as Madera beat B C I 5 O Lefty also led at the plate wlth 2 3 Right fielder Joe Syktich made a marvelous catch in the second inning to help save Lefty' no-hitter Lefty Mowchan made it two HJ hmtters in a row by beating Reade Twp 7 2 Kost had 3 for 3 at the plate Kost and Steve Matia hit home runs for Madera Win number ten came at the expense of Curwensville The final score was 15 2 Kohan was the winning pitcher M Mowchan led Madera with 3 A Madera beat Osceola Mills 7 O Lefty Mowchan toa ed his th rd successive no hitter H Rickard and W Mowchan each had 3 hits out of three trips wlnning the Moshannon Valley League cup, Moshannon Joint Got a chance to participate in the District VI play offs the first round at Hastings Penna , Moshannon beat Spangler 3 O Lefty Mowchan tossed a one hitter to pick up the wln Leo Kost had 2 for 3 to lead Madera's hitters the finals Moshannon played their arch rivals, Philipaburg Again Philipsburg seemed to have all the luck as they beat the Green Raiders for the third time this season The score was 6-3 John Kohan was the losing pitcher Baseball Averages- By the Progress 5 Ko t QL? 3 ,J Mowchan 'AQ vlebb Rickard Matia M Mowchan amm McCoy Kohan Que! -' Total 271 Team averaged 8 lv T'-IHS Team averaged 8 3 hits 'ffa I per frame per game PITCiING AVLRA Mowchan Kohan Wasilko sreenway Srock 2 O 7 O 9 fTeamJ 15 A Q. 5, 1 -4 I , ' - . . . -.. n . Q . , -I -A A I 0 Q - Q A S By ' - - a - a In . . Q . - . . In ' '. ' A I . 2 Q4 9 -fl: , 'Nw ' ' ' i , W vo ' . ,Q ' 'l T? tr 47' A Pl8Yer AB H H AVE- I QQ ix 5,1 . .Y ,,e S 37 20 16 .43 ,V ' a s '1 4 7 1- , 1, , 36 5 ll. .399 5' , ., , , , I U re . 31 9 10 .323 aft. A rs ' .-:cf gi--ft-'ff ' mp 1 , 31 12 9 .29 29 13 8 .2 6 ,, 36 5 9 .250 H 16 3 1. -25 37 13 9 .2l.3 18 1. 1. .222 81. 83 .3'6 fe. . 1 ' A. , 'N-1 w. 6-2 VJ, KJV, J. 5-2 4 -r' 1 vi- 6. B. 1-0 I' xvv. X 3. o-o X fx A. ' .9 ., 4

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Class Prophecy As I drive throuvh Madera in the year 1965 the following scenes come into my view Pete Webb and his Madera Wildcats James Kitko, Harold Rickard, George McCoy, Joseph Syktich and John Rerko are playlnv against the Cleveland Browns I can see Paul Jasper, the principal of the Madera University at work with Marlene Boron, his best commercial teacher The famous Joldberg Dress Shop under the direction of Barbara Gresco, is celebrating its 10th anniversary Elaine Mick and Shirley Remeselnlk are model ing the various types of evening goans Delores Bungo, Sophia Moskel, Sara Ann Nelson and Bessie Stanley are regig tering at the Madera State Hospital's School of Nursing Our stenographer, Miss Frances Leaper is employed by the famous doctor of medicine, Mike Mowchan Annette Waterloo and Dolores Morroni are the two most famous cheerleaders 'or the Madera Wildcats Lyla Shunkwllar, Janice Cain, Joann Hansel and Frances Cervenak seem to be busy working as telephone operators at the Telephone Progress Co Joyce Waite, the lefding majorette in the Snowbound Band seems to be doing very fine work Thomas Adams sitting by the window on the 12th floor in the Library of Con gress is reading his 999th book The Madera Jazette which is printed and published by Cynthia Hanna and Joanne Fox, tells news not more than an hour old Ruth Stern, the Miss America of 1965 is seen ridinv down Main Street on a float surrounded by roses drlven by Marvin Mick The Lewis Dairy Farm of Madera, operated by Jerry Lewis, ls the leading dairy farm in Pennsylvania Jean Mclntire and Walter Lukslc the comedian actors, are employed at the Orange Blossom Club Emma Kushner and Margaret Dsrlca are rehearsinv for their evening appear ance on the Stephen Matia's Singing Wear, the former Eddie Fisher Show The Madera Alcatraz operated by Dean Janowlak has just hired three new guards, Paul Romanchick, Kenneth Smeal and Gene Zazworsky June Morroni the famous pianist is appearing at the Blue View Terrace with Lucy Wadsworth as vuest star for the evening Ronald Anderson is giving free hatrcuts to all tho e who stop in during his first week of business His beauticlan, Winnie Garbinsky, will also give free cold waves to all girls who stop in The boys that are in the service are Robert Matchock, Milferd Dotts, and Raymond Posansky under the direction of Sergeant John Bacher At the corn r of Main Street stands the Chief of Police, Mary Ann Katlshen directing traffic Oh' She has stopped the blue cadillac in front of us driven by James Powell and gave him a ticket for spe ding Dorothy Francisco and Richard Diehl are particlpatinv in the annual Ice Follies held at the Moshannon Jaffa Mosque in charge of Dav1d Kobute Mona Kephart, Lilly Ann Nevling, 4arvaret Iraca and Jeraldlne Kasublck are members in the ulrls Jorld Basketball team Dean Hensel has receil d a contract for ten years on the Western Hillbilly Show Two football stars on the Warr1or's Team are Clair Lockett and John Kohan The Madera Creek Banu olrect 1 by John Cloven is ho ding IES 10th annual parade A few of the olayer are Darlene Thomas, saxaphone, Madeline Zedack clarlnet, Margaret Hawklns, Bells, and Janes Hanay1k, drummer Three of our boys, Frank Kowalcyk, Halter Mahute and Richard Mosley are attendlnv the Brownson State College We also have two outstandina hot roders, Albert Franek and Larry Kokoskle Amonf' the Marr1.eds of our class are Mrs Frances fTylerl Baxter, Mrs Margorle Ulowlesl Ka hlen, Mrs Betty CHammJ Rerko, Mrs Joan Uiarcharlckl Kokoskle and Mrs Veronica Ohterkol flltkosky 5 . . . . . , D , - . . A , , - ' Q . . . 5 . . . , . . . .I ' . . . . . . . , S . . . . . . - . 3 ., . . D . , . 9 ' ' . s . . . . . , . . . . e . . . . 1 , . . . . D . . . A . O .- . . 1 . 'e . ,. . . . . . ' ev . 1 . - s ' . , . , . 0 . . . . . , Q A . D . D : . . . . . s . . . . . . .