North Hunterdon High School - Regis Yearbook (Annandale, NJ)

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BASKETBALL 'l' Dec an an an an an an an an Fe Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb SCH EDULE Bemardsvrlle Flemxngton Bemardsvrlle Washmgton Lambertvnlle Frenchtown P Burg Parochial Hrgh Bndge Belvidere Plullrpsburg Flemmgton Belvldere Phnlhpsburg Frenchtown Washington Phxllxpsburg Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away The thrrllmg ga nes that Reglonal won on the basketball court can be duly credlted to the expert coachmg of Norman Pedersen Hrs great ense of leadershlp and frxendly attltude toward eweryone he meets IS obvlous proof that he holds the respect of all the boys who are fortunate enough towplay under hlm He IS mterested m all forms of athletxcs Hrs favorltes are basketball and baseball Before commg to North Hunterdon Re glonal he served with the Umted States Army lrom 1941 to 1945 m the Afrrcan and European campalgns He graduated from the West Chester Teachers College ln 1947 and coached at High Brldge Hlgh School untll 1951 1:1 lf l 'Q ' .18 ' J . 4 ' j . 8 ' J .11 ' J .15 ' J .18 J .22 ' ' J .25 ' ' J .29 ' b. 1 . 5 ' .8 ' .12 .15 .19 ' Feb. 21 Hight Bridge Home ' 'i S . . . I .

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1. V. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December Bernardsville Home january Flemington Away january Bemardsville Away january Washington Away january Lambertville Home January Frenchtown Home January P'Burg Parochial Home january Hight Bridge Away January Belvidere Home February Phillipsburg Away February Flemington Home February Belvidere Away February Philliplsburg Home February Frenc town Away February Washington Home February High Bridge Home February Phillipsburg Away Swish !, another basket for Regional! Kkyyw v l 8 resounding roar of approval is voiced from the stands, packed with Green and Gold spectators, as the combination of teamwork, speed and the will to win leads their magnificent varsity team on to victory. This was only one of the many thrill- ing games won by the Lions during the 1952 basketball season. The Junior Varsity, coached by the experienced and able Prentice Beers, finished an equally ex- citing season. Coach Beers' job is to familiarize Q the Junior Varsity with the fundamentals, V sportsmanship and teamwork that'is necessary if x x Regional is to have winning teams in the future. QT' W J. V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Harry Backer, Glenn Alpaugh, Harold Barrick, Dick Rittenhouse, Ronald Burd. SECOND ROW: Mr. Beers, Bill Thompson, james Bigelpwllfohn 0De9leene, Dave Strain, George Alpaugh, Robert Kornberger, Norbert Cox., f 1+ 111' 'V .lf 4, , Q p 7 E r,et er,,, K A y . 2 p 'x ,ID Lt,