Nazareth Area High School - Comet Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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MATMEN PROVIDE THRILLS Kneeling: Glenn Newhart, Dale Williamson, Dale Kratz, Robert Peters, Delbert Buss. Standing: George Allen, Robert Miklas, James Drissel, John Hearn, William Allen, Eugene Zurowski, Frederick Keim, and Coach Joseph Amoroso. The Blue Eagle matmen, coached by Joseph Amoroso finished the 1960 sea¬ son with only victory, losses, and tie. The Eagles defeated Emmaus. George Allen trying to free arm to shoot a half nelson. Dale Kratz fighting to pin Northamp¬ ton opponent with a cradle. Dec. 3 Allentown N.A.H.S. 12 OPP. 40 Dec. 10 Bethlehem 3 50 Dec. 17 Wilson 11 43 Jan. 7 Whitehall 28 28 Jan. 14 Notre Dame 20 24 Jan. 21 Emmaus 30 21 Jan. 28 Easton 5 47 Feb. 4 S. Lehigh 17 25 Feb. 11 Northampton 8 50 Feb. 18 Dieruff 17 31 Feb. 25 Phillipsburg 17 25 Mar. 4,5 District XI Tournament 3 V 28

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FOR BLUE EAGLES In our area, as throughout the country, baseball has become a tradi¬ tional spring and summer sport. Many students of our school look forward to competing with the teams of other schools in the area. Although nine positions had to be filled, Nazareth had an average year. Here is the record; The first game was lost to Bangor 3-0 but the Eagles won the second game with Pen Argyl 3-2. The next two games were lost too; Whithall 2-1 and Hellertown 1-0. In the fifth game the Eagles won over Bangor 6-4, however the next game was lost to East Strouds¬ burg 4-0. The game with Wilson was close, Wilson winning 13-12. Pen Argyl won the next game 9-2, while the Eagles bounced back to defeat Coplay 2-0 and Southern Lehigh 5-4. The Eagles lost the next game to Fountain Hill 3-1. The Eagles wound up the season by defeating Parkland 3-2. BASEBALL SCHEDULE N.A.H.S. 0 . . . 3 . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 6 . . . 0 . . . 12 . . . 2 . . . 2 . . . 5 . . . 1 . . . 3 . . . OPP. Bangor. 3 Pen Argyl. 2 Whithall. 2 Hellertown. 1 Ban gor. 4 East ' burg. 4 Wilson.13 Pen Argyl. 9 Coplay. 0 S ' thrn Lehigh. 4 Fountain Hill. 3 Parkland. 2 FIRST ROW: Thomas Sleeman, George Allen, Bruce Burley, Martin Manning, Stan Metz, Barry Smith, Sam Werkheiser, Stan Fehr, Philip Marth; SECOND ROW: Robert Arndt, Harold Frace, Virgil Remaly, James Flick, Arnold Einfalt, Thomas Buss, Richard Garr, Walter Fry, Charles Rhoades, Charles Sleeman; THIRD ROW; Coach Leh, Lester Butz, Lyn Rothrock, Dale Mengel, Ronald Gold, Joseph Csernak, William Shook, Donald Altemose, David Schultz, Fred Nolf. 27

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CINDERMEN BREAK TWO RECORDS April April April April April May May May Ronald Kessler, Dale Kratz, and Robert Miklas bring in another victory. On April 10, Coach Stouffer led the Nazareth cindermento a 51-39 victory over Emmaus. Emmaus took most first places but Nazareth made the most points. On the 15ththe Blue Eagles took a 51-48 lead over Wilson. Hellertown nipped Nazareth 49 2 3 - TRACK SCHEDULE N.A.H.S. OPP. 10 Emmaus 51 39 15 Wilson 51 48 20 Hellertown 49 1 3 49 2 3 24 Whitehall 29 Parkland 54 1 6 45 5 6 6 Phillipsburg 48 51 9 L.N.LA.L. Meet 32 1 3 16 District XI Championships 8 49 1 3 on the 20th of April. The Blue Eagles bounced back then for a 54 1 6 - 45 5 6 win over Parkland. At the L.N.LA.L. Nazareth came in third with 32 1 3 points, and the cindermen scored eight points in the District XI Class A meet at Allentown. N.A.H.S. Varsity Track Team. Row 1: Raymond Oswald, Dale Kratz, Allen Miklas, Brooks Doyle, Joseph Merola, Gordon Ruhf, Jeffery Marsh. Row 2: Grant McNear, Delbert Cressman, Conrad Bowers, Robert Miklas, Thomas Seaton, Milton Kelchner, Ronald Sny¬ der, Richard Fox. Row 3: Lawrence Murphy, Richard Buss, William Allen, Richard Rhoades, Kenneth Butz, John Hearn, Warren Snyder, and Thomas Smith. J A 29