Nanty Glo High School - Echo Yearbook (Nanty Glo, PA)

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I ff to rzqhf-R. Russell. Yoder, W. Swanhart, F. Karthik. S. Novotny, D. Austin, R. Rudolph, D. Oldham, J. Gong loft' I Guan.-xugh. aslzethall VVith the return of only two lettermen, Nanty-Glo started an unfortunate bas- ketball season with tive losses before downing the Alumni. Don Oldham leads the team with 78 points. Nanty-I Qlo Nanty-Glo ..,....... ,,.,,.... Nanty-Glo ......, Nanty-Glo. ........ .,........... . Nanty-1 ilo .......... ,. ....... ., Nanty-C ilo. ..,...., ,,,,,... . Nanty-Glo ......,... H Nanty-K ilo ,.... .... ..... , ..... . Nanty-1 Slot. Nanty-Glo ...... ..... . N anty-C Zlo... Nanty-Glo ..... .... ..., ........, N anty-Glo ....,..... H ....... Y. Nanty-C Elo ....,..... .....,.,....,. Totals ........,,.. ........... 36 Schedule Scare Scarf' Patton ,, Patton .,,....,........ M46 37 Gallitzin ,,,,,.................. .,,,..,,,,. Adams Twp .,..... .. ,.... ...46 South Fork ........,,..., ........,... 3 2 Alumni ...,,............... ............ 3 2 Richland ........,........... ............ 3 7 South Fork ...,........,, ............ 4 3 Franklin ,.,........,..... ............ 3 l Barnesboro ....,..... ..,.,, . U36 Lilly '..... .................. ....,,....., 2 6 Cresson ..,...,............ ............ 3 6 Conemaugh ...,.... . ........... 5-l C resson .,,..,,, ,, ., ,, ,..... .29 519 The 1949 Echo

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oot a N H S 12 Southmont 0 Nantx Glo Rams xxere enterta111ed at l r1ce 'Nle111o111l l1eld WCStll1tJllt bv tl1e Soutl1mont Holden l1gers The Rams hrst talhed Ill tl1e second quarter but nnssed the attempt for tl1e extra ptllllt 'l o msure the x1ctorx splrlxed bx tl1e hard flllllllllg of Sxxart7 the lxams shoved oxer Zillfltllel' l D 111 tl1e tl11rd quarter N H S 31 Patton 14 Nantv C lo ope11ed 1ts homc season agamst Patton md S0llllClly trounced them Pattons sparlxplug Tltllllgll' xx 18 hcld to one T D hx 'Nantx I los hnd cl1arg1ng l111e ll1e Nmtx C lo backs had 1 Held dax N H S 13 Barnesboro 12 lh1s xx IS Nanty C los hrst md onlx lllqllt game of the 4S season plaxcd on 1 sloppy Held Nantx Glo crossed tl1e goal lme hrst md xx IS leadlng 7 6 It tl1e half B1I'I1CSlJUl'0 s lxed Dragons ca111e bacl strong and I 'lllllll6d UVCI lllkl 3 1 '1 core of It x a secsux b1ttle unt1l tl1e hnrl chaptcr xxl1en Nantv l1los old I4Cll'll3lC screen plav prox ed 1ts xxortl1 ll11s pl ly was executed xery mcely on o11r boxs part xx1tl1 'Nantx C110 Ullllllllg 13 12 N H S 14 Farrolltown 7 ll1e lx uns l11d 111 off d1x xxhen they 1 et Larrolltoxx ll s elex en on our home Held lhe loc 1ls rm ovcr L lflllllttlxxf ll llllt onlv 111 lll lged to score txx1ce Ill the hrst l11lf ll1e second half xxas a dlfferent storx and xxas play ed on CXCII terms Thlflllg tlns per1ocl Qarrolltoxxu man aged to score a rl D as the result of a blocked luck The 1949 Lrho N H s 6 Shade Twp 6 'I l1e Nantx f lo gr1dders l11t a rut and stay ed tl1ere after tl1e1r s1xtl1 UJIISCLLIUXC x1ctory Sl1ade lvxp broke Nanty Glo s Wllllilllg strealx by holdmg them to a 66 t1e Shade Twp scored on a lJCHlltllflll p1111t fetllfll bx lrllllllllfi lNanty hlo scored late 1n tl1e hnal lJC1'l0Cl on a pass But the extra pOlUt xxas stopped belund tl1e lllle of Skflllllllage N H S 6 Franklm 6 The N H S gr1clders ot loe Pearlx Gates lllell 1 rough a11d readx Franlxhn team Tl1e Blue ays of Frmlxlm scored earlx 111 tl1e sec ond IJCI'l0Cl onlx to be matched by Nanty hlo s 1dent1cal score '1 fexx l1lll1l1tCS l'ltCl lhe rest of the glme xx as a h 1rd fought battle lll xxl11cl1 l1Cltll6I' tean1 scored Tl11s xx as the second con secut1ve 6 6 t1e for N H S N S6 L11 6 Nanty hlo scored ea1 ly Ill tl1e ga111e xxluch appeared to be the start to a11 e'1sy x1ctory Illlx hoxxexer xxas 11ot to be demed and 111 the tmal chapter thev mterccpted a Nantx hlo heave wluch led to a SlYlJ0lI1tCl' The extra Plilllt xxas stopped cold ldlus xx IS lvmtx C l tlurcl consec11t1xe 6 6 t1e rl l11s game hoxx ex er led to Na11tv Glo s be1ng croxx ned as tl1e C1111 br1a Lountv Iootball Clld.lll1Jl0l1S IN H S 6 Spangler 7 Nanty C110 met Spangler on tl1e local gr1d 1I'0ll Ill a postponed game plax ed on a xx et 'md Illllflfly held Tl1e locals xxere llillllllflfffl bx numerous 1ny11r1es vxluch led to the upset uc torx NH S scored first lll e1ght plaxs but fa1led 1n tl1e atte111pt for the extrl l3Oll1t Spang ler came back to score a11d convert thus tag gmg N H S xx1tl1 a Sllfpflblllg 7 6 defeat 35 I 0 I I D I ik O A '- ' .' ' A '-,1 ' 1 1-1 1 , Q , i . 1 ' 5 ' Q ' 1 ' . ' . . V , 4 4 T - . v . . . ,D -, . 1 . , . . 4 1 . 1 J- 1 . ' . 1. 1 . ' ' , ' H ,V - Y ' 71 sf - 1 v . . . , . , 1. . . J J ,. Z , .. , , . - 'Y v 4 's y 1 Q . I 'T r I 1 - 1 . 1 Y Y . . 1 '- ' Y V 'f yi , - - 5 , V uf v ' I C u 2 '. 1 - f ' C C I 1 1 T - 1 fn. 'T .4 1' - Y V T '- T 4 1 y U t K. A'1 'I . - L K . 'I' 'L ' '- z ' - - .H. . - ly T. . ' s .. ' ' . . T 1 A - ss X l V . I v 4 ' I l ' I V ,Q u A, ,- L. . , . . K- C - I I K . ' 1 , , Y 1 c Q cf' ' '. . X s K . . .x- r 1 -' ' vr . 4 Y ' Y v 'T I a q 1 l',I . ll along . s 12-7. xas ' , N Y Q ' , ' i ' ' Q4' ' . .' A C - L L Y s . . . V 1 Q , .- , V .Og ' ' . . . C- C ' I t Y. L, Y-. v. . T L - , , , . , , . - 5 I - - , . 6. T I . 4 T O OLD A O I O 1 P, . , 1 T v , . , , ' . ' , 1 ' . . . . . I1 1 1- c . - , . . 'z Q z -' z ' ' 1 z 1 . ' 5 ' -- f s 1 H is 1 om. s 1' 5 ' ' ' C - .' z .. - . . , ' f

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emi .Slt'tlfl'li, frnuf rare, left In right' -O. Anderson. J. Dimwiddie, A. Oblinsky, -I. Leonard. Seated, S1'l'UlId run'-D. Ondriez R. Romagnino, M. Lindrose. ,hiflllllfliflfl-T. Krawcion. CHEERLEADERS .'Xclvisur-Mr. Creany Razzle-Dazzle . , . Zizzle-Zip is a familiar tune ringing through the high school every day at 3:30. The energetic cheerleaders were practicing for the next game. Their motto is: lmpruvement doesn't lmrt anyone. During the half at the fuotball games they took time out to sell candy tn secure enough money to buy new uniforms. Finally the big day came when they received their uniforms. This gave the cheerleaders of Nanty-filo Iligh School the new lunkfl The new uniforms consisted of gray pull-over sweaters and jockey satin skirts. The cheerleaders supported the team in all kinds of weather. Most of the time they cheered in mud. They were really behind their team trying to boost their morale. Basketball seasun brought into the cheerleaders three new members. They were very eager to get their chance to cheer. They proved to be energetic and skillful. The cheerleaders made up new cheers for almost every game. N0 activities have been planned for the coming months. The 1949 Erlm