New Freedom High School - Spartan Yearbook (New Freedom, PA)

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First row U. to r.l: Dorothy Taylor, Stella Brown, Edna Mays, Frances Sager icaptainl, Goldie Brown, Nancy Boyle, Hilda Wright, second row: Carolyn Miller, Joyce Dorsey, Miriam Keeny, Mary Null. m wx First row il. to r.j: Janet Ingham, Mary Noll, Loretta Ernst, Norma Baker lcaptainl, Ruth Kidd, Charlotte Weaver, Frances Miller, sec- ond row: Lucille Measley, Vivienne Itzoe, Rose Marie Shuchart, Jane Reinecker, Marlene Engle, Betty Fry. 5UF'l'Hi-lLL First row ll. to r.l: Shirley Diehl, Mary Reed, Margaret Kidd, Miriam Gemmill fcaptainl, Patricia Dailey, Sammye Firebaugh, Constance Boyle, Sally Dunnick, second row: Marian Ilgenfritz, Joyce Hendrix, Betty McClain, Pa- tricia Rohrbaugh. First row U. to nl: Arlene Bowser, Joan Wil helm, Betty Lou Cook icaptainj, Shirley Stake Mary Nora Berthold, Gloria Walker, Secom row: Sylvia Bowser, Delores Brown, Marthc Mae Ensor, Anna Lee, Catherine Noll, Joanr Bailey.

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B SEB LL First row, left to right: Harold Engle, Donald Redding, David Fry, Richard Kohler Harold Masenheimer, Donald Taylor, William Meyers, Kenneth Baker, Second row, left to right: Harold Rosier, Carroll Keeney, larry Miller, George Green, Donald Alwine, Paul King, Franklin Miller, William Winter, Donald Sweeney, Robert Rehmeyer, Almon Shatter, Gerald McComas, John A. Sipe, Alan Barton, Eugene Green, Robert Williams. The year i950 gave New Freedom High School another fine baseball team. With its veteran players, most of whom were seniors, and its hustle, vitality, and coaching, the nine were able to pitch, bat, smash, and scrap their way into the Southern Division Championship. The New Freedom club drew a by for the first game of the playoffs and was, therefore, assured of getting a crack at the York County Championship. New Freedom met West York on the Glen Rock diamond in the championship game that was a thriller from start to finish. Despite all their efforts, the New Freedom boys could not hold the West Yorkers down and West York eked out a 3 to 2 victory. 49

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Mgr , , .51 -W-4. T Law '1 - -xl vi' ' i Fifi' row ll. P0 nl: Jvrk Bfillhufl, Donnie Ofwig iw-wpfcinl. First row ll. lo rg: Charles Orwig lco-caplainl, Preston Wine Donald Roseberry lco-caplainl, John Parrishpsecond row: Nelson miller, Robert Webb leo-caprainlg second row: larry Ebaugh Ahrens, William Klinefelter, Carl Reichard, Frank Duke, Richard Richard Nace, Carroll Keeney, lloyd Wagner, Laban Keeny. Shirey. if-' A L-'Ni' 3 -ff I 1 QQ Firsl row ll. lo r.l: James Koller, Leonard Gunler, Elwood Walker lco-caploinl, Donald Rohrbaugh, Donald Henry, second row: Donald Taylor, larry Nonemaker, David Smilh, Gerald McComas, James Wolf lco-captainl. milf I 113 'X 'Ill-i .M I .55 rfyym First row ll. to r.l: Robert Williams lco-caplainl, Haroli. Engle, Firsr row ll. lo r.l: George Roulson, Clair Slarner lcaplainl, Kennelh Baker lco-coplaml, second row: Larry Swarlz, Glenn John Sheffery second row ll. to r.l: Joel Fuhrman, Harold Smilh lnrrv Rnirl.-r hr-wi.-I Crt..-o,..-.An l,....... un., -- 1- I - - - - -