New Hope High School - Colony Yearbook (New Hope, PA)

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V-F-25-..-v... ,fl gg i. , , Q-wk Ace- 'QWWHF , bf ff? 'd3?f Competitive sports for boys originated in the Hschool on the hilln about the year 1920 in the forms of track and baseball. The teams were coached by va- rious people in the commu- nity. ' In 1950, Mr. Willard S. Campbell, Jr., the science teacher, served as coach for Nu Ho Ho so During his stay of six years, many trophies were won in track, baseball and football. ' Mr. Clyde M. Davis, our present coach, came to us in the year 1958 from Temple University. At this time, physical educa- tion was introduced as a regular course in N. H. H. S. and extra - curricular J H, r -5 R 1 A . f 1 1 K , If K If 4 QQ Qxff A w . A KNOW AX' l T xg X m rl X' IsQ2w.YE4f ff lm X L-Vl?-Q1 -8. 1 P W 'xg ' N Ix.3K, --.. 5 X I tl kR.',!x' T . in W V' Y' ' ' I' li -. ,. x, 'tl CQAQI-u ww If all athletics 'were reorganized placing stress on soccer, basketball, baseball, and track. Great strides were taken in renovating the ath- H letic'field. The boys, under the supervision of Coach T Davis, have graded and rolled the baseball diamond, built bleachers and backstops, lined off basketball, soccer, track and volley ball areas. Indoor sports are also on the athletic program, ping-pong and quoits being the most popular. ' Due to the keen interest of the students, and the able leadership of Coach Davis, N. H. H. S. athletics rate with the best in its class. lx J I Il YB THE- COLOUY O CLIN!! OF- f , .A x fl - I 1 fl ,TQ -ffm- TQPEQ' +V- 3-ui

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