New Bethlehem High School - Newbie Silhouette Yearbook (New Bethlehem, PA)

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7wz'K4a New Bethlehem 12 St Joseph O The Bulldogs mastered St Joe of O11 C1ty 1h the first home game of the season The underdogs, earl, 1h the fray, became masters of the s1tuat1on The green squad from New Bethlehem Hlgh School was really C11Ck1ng as lt gained one f1PSE down after another and rusded and passed three touchdowns over for a score of 19 polnts New Bethlehem 28 Falls Creek 2 The N B H S Varslty and reserves had an offenslve f1e1d day against a 'never say d1e' Falls Creek team Ron Allshouse starring 1n the victory march crossed the chalk l1he for the f1rst score of the game In the fourth quarter the N B H S Reserves came 10 for thelr share of glory by dr1v1ng over the fourth and flnal s1x polnts of the game In the th1rd per1od, Falls Creek displayed 1ts lone Off6HS1Ve thrust in the execution of an off tackle play that was good for f1fty yards and a score New Bethlehem 12 Reynoldsvllle O Into Heyholdsv1lle the Newbles moved to defeat thelr hosts on their own fleld 19 to O The touchdowns were made by Hodgson, Kundlck, and Perseghetti The boys from Reynoldsville were the toughest oppos1t1on the Newbles had met, but defeat fell to the hard flghtlng team from Reynoldsv11le New Bethlehem O H1Ck0TX Twp 12 The Bulldogs were downed by a smart and alert H1ckory Twp squad, although N B H S outrushed and outdowned the boys from the v1c1n1ty of Sharon I the latter part of the f1PSC quarter, Hlckory roared over the Newble goal l1ne for tne1r f1PSD touchdown The score remalnec 6 O uhtll the last 1ve m1hutes of the game, when H1CkOFy'S offense a a1n took flre and put the game safely away w1th two qulck touchdowns Our boys 1n m1d f1eld played l1ke champlons but Just as soon as they came w1th1n the 15 yd marker, somet lng always went am1ss The Red and Wh1te threatened three UIMCS, and each t1me penalt1es nul11f1eo the scorlng opportunltles New Bethlehem O Sykesv1lle 6 The second defeat of the year came at the hands of the Class B champlons, the Leopards from Sykesville Th1s veteran squad, made up of SIXUCBD lettermen proved too much of a match for our l1ght and lnexperienced boys Our boys though outscored and outrushed, put up a grand ball same, winhlnv the plaudits of the spectators, coaches, and the V181u1HE team The Newbles threatened to score once when Persevhett1 broke off tackle and 1nto the clear, only to be drought down from behlnd by a beautiful tackle by Dubroskl 38 o . . . a U . - . o 0 . N . . . . A o ,1-. o c 9 0 W . . 0 , . . 1 ' I u o o 0 v o 0 . . . . . - w I 5 0 1 V . . . u o 1.1.-.... .-i1 0 Q . . . 0 o o 0 Q n . v . - s - . . - - X . :U . . L . - . . . . S' E . . . . . . . a - ' , ' ' - , 11 . . v . . . , . . . . . . 4 . -iiii , . . 0 , - , ' 7 2, u . . O . - . , . . 0

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New Bethlehem 6 Curwensville 12 This game played under l1vhts at Curwensvllle was one of the most vicious of the season The Newbles were a determ1ned ball club, but determinatlon after leadlng for better than a half, flnally succumbed to welght, speed and experlence of the Curwensvllle lads The H1 ht's actlon brou ht out some stell r playing, but the idol of the evenlng was tne Red and Wh1C6'S Perseghetti New Bethlehem 12 Brookvllle lL After three consecutlve defeats N B H S met Brookville in a game played 1n fog so dense the players couldn't see from one goal l1ne to the other The flrst half was all New Bethlehem, and in early MIUUUES of the thlrd quarter the p1CDUFe had not altered much In the m1ddle of the thlrd period, the fog llfted, and Just as thou h moved by some supernatural force, the Brookville team took spark and ma e th1n s not for our stalwarts on the fleld The Bed and Nhltes' sudden reversal of form had all our loyal rooters anxiously awaiting the f1nal wh1stle and w1th 1E the ball game' Uverpowered by thelr county rlvals, the Clarion Bobcats for the f1rst time in 13 years, the Newbies put up one of the best battles ever sta ed between these rivals The Bobcats, undefeated so far 1n the year, had not scored less than 30 points on any of their opponents A determlned local eleven drew first blood and Just mlssed another w1en a costly fumble was recovered deep in the Clarion terrltory Clarlon scored ln the second quarter and forged ahead on the success ful try for the po1nt The th1rd perlod was a Wnip and tuck' affair, w1th both teams scoring, thus golng 1nto the final period t1ed at 13 13 Late in this perlod, 'Dame Fortune' deserted the Bulldog camp for that of the Bobcats, and with that desertion went the ball game 19 13 New Bethlehem lg R1mersburg 1 A fighting and victory determined Rimersburg eleven lnvaded the Newbie camp and were stung to the tune of lb to 7 It was a typical Newbie Rimersburg clash, brlnglng back to memory the hard, never say d1e, pre war contests between these two friendly county rivals The Bulldogs scored in the second and third uarters, to win lL to 7 The Red and Whlte made ll first downs to Rimersburg New Bethlehem O Brockway O The ra1n dampened the score and the fans as the Red and White battled the big and experienced eleven from Brockway to a scoreless t1e The Bulldogs threatened to score time and aga1n, but each tlme the elements proved to be too rugged a match Both teams resorted to aerlal tactics wh1ch CF3LKSQ'UP yardage but could not furnlsh the touchdown po1nts So ended another Newbie season 39 u ' D s . u f . 1 n , n , . . .g . g v a 'I a s I a . , ' ' s . , n . U , . I ' W G . New Bethlehem 12 Clarion 12 U . . I , . 3 . . ' ' ' s 5 . A . A