North Huntingdon High School - Norhiscope Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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Boys Sports An all-school foulfshooting tournament, successful tourney was held last spring. The open to all except varsity players, was held again this year 211111 much interest for this kind of eompetition was shown. liaeh eon- testant was allowed twenty-live shots and the iive entrees with the highest total shot it out for the award. Louis Adams, a sophomore, emerged victorious over his rivals and will be given an award as the school champ. Althougli no intramural wrestling tourna- ment will he held this year, an interesting and class : f-Clarence Stuhlms 'So 'm1.ouis Savani '36 -fjulius Kovacs '35 ClZlSS - kll1Zll'lL'S Stoker '34 --flloh Stoker '33 fblaines Yiano '35 v.. , , Class--WX llhain L rookslon 34 ehainpions of each 85 pound class 95 pound elass 105 pound class 115 pound 125 pound class 135 pound class 1-15 pound 155 pound class--Cliarles llorland '33 lleavy XYeigl1tfff11a1'1'y tiongaware '53 R vzzly-firu' 'WY is 1 X Q.

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Boys Sports The boys' intramural sports program was greatly curtailed this year, and interclass foot- ball, mushball, wrestling, and volleyball were abandoned. Class basketball, however, was renewed with even greater vim and vigor than in other years. Besides the A and B class league, an independent league composed of underclassmen played off a complete schedule of games and the winner met the class B champs in a game to determine which team should play the class A winners for the school championship. In the class A race the seniors finished the race with a record of ten victories and no de- feats. These games, however, were closely contested, and the juniors and sophomores put up stiff battles before falling before the champs. The senior B team also finished its schedule with a perfect record, and after de- feating Purdue, champions of the independent league, met the senior A team for the school championship. The A team emerged on the long end of a Z6--15 score and thus became the possessors of handsome awards given to each member of the team. The members of the senior A champs were: Guy, Highberger, Cowell, Fulton, Senior, Herbster, Payne, and Kifer. The B championship team members were: Leaf, Kasparek, McGreevy, Crookston, Mc- Allister, Kroon, Neiman, Stoker, E. Friclc, and Lewis. The members of the junior A team were: Best, Prengamen, Faziola, Perkins, N. john- son, Byerly, Battiston, Dyson, and Klingen- smith. The sophomore A team: Peters, Runt, Har- ris, C. Johnson, Miller, Mathias, Kim, and Hardy. The freshman A team: Craycraft, Dias, A. Ridl, E. Ridl, Bevan, Anderson, and Keinish. The junior B team was composed of: R. Johnson, Hensler, Webb, Shultz, Houpt, Sut- ton, Murrey, and Kline. The sophomore B team: Rain, J. Frick, Adams, Zavora, VVilson, Chaplin, Graham, and Hughes. The freshman B team: Lewis, Kukovich, F. Herbster, Selchan, Bronk, Read, and Davis. The members of the Purdue team, inde- pendent champs, were: Savage, C. Bruno, Bruno, Sivoneck, hlellison, Brim, and Brozack. The final standing of the teams: A LEAGUE Won Lost Pct. Seniors . . ........., 10 .... 0 .... 1.000 Juniors . . .... . . . 6 .... 5 . . . . .545 Sophomores . .. . . . . 6 .... 6 . . . . .500 Freshman . . ........ 0 .... ll .... .000 B LEAGUE Won Lost Pct. Seniors . . .......... ll .... 0 .... 1.000 Juniors . . .... .. . 8 .... 4 . . .. .750 Sophomores . .. . . . . 4 A .... 8 . . . . .250 Freshman . .. . .. . 0 .... ll . . .. .000 tweuly-four

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Girls Sports Volleyball Calisthentics Basketball Archery Archery