Newark High School - Krawen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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Olga QP5 , This club meets once each week under the direction of Miss Fitts. The members are chosen for qualities of leadership and responsibility. Besides helping to teach gym classes, the girls are active in selling football and basketball pins. They plan to raise enough money to buy warm-up jackets for varsity players. alla em' CLA The Boys' Leaders Club, under the direction of Mr. XValter Matt, is organized to stress leadership and active participation in numerous sports and activities. In gym classes, intra- mural sports, and athletic meets, the members of the leaders club are quite helpful organizing and officiating when needed. The president of the club is David George. 05 gill The Boys Gym Club under the iection of NI Niitt an ganization in which the boys play different games. They learn the rules and fundamentals of these games and then apply them in their playing. They also have rope climbing and weight-lifting to build up the body and strengthen muscles. 48

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joofdaf The 1950 football machine, under the excellent guidance of tutors Sposato, Ciesinski, and Anderson, ground out the first undefeated season in many years. Recognition by the Newark Town Council came with the presentation of a football trophy to Coach Sposato and Captain Correll. The 'mothers of the squad' also served a turkey din- ner as a token of recognition. Much of the success can be attributed to the hard blocking by Schaen, terrific running by Correll and Blaney, and the ex- cellent ball handling by Dave George. Outstanding in line play were blockers Bramble and Sparks, tacklers Gregg and Smith, and ball catchers Bueche and Smith. Other steady players included Don Sharpe, Jerry Leahy, Bob Boutin, Marty and Andy Murphy.