Perry Lower Tyrone High School - Petosean Yearbook (Perryopolis, PA)

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'4One day is worth two tomorrows, and further never leave that 'till tomorrow which you can do today J. Rosiek. M. Emricko, S. lluretz, H. Rolison, G. Baker, R. Shirey, R. Taylor J. McCabe C. Rolison Kushnar Stricklin Novak The Commodore eleven of 1945-46, coached by Nat Davis and James Thrash- El rt er, proved that in future years Perry Hi le 'S would be among the county leaders in football. , Sassi Through graduation Lou Dzara, Jack Burkholder, Mahlon Rainsier, Robert Gon- dura, and Bernard Aspinwall will be lost, also Bob Henschel who is serving in the Navy. Their places will be filled by u11- dergrads who have already proven them- selves capable of holding down their po- sitions. Credit should also be given to R. VV. Buttermore, Roswell Sisley, Dr. R. L. Cox, Leonard Pirilla, Russell Blair, Nat Davis, and Earle E. Curtis who have taken their time to form an Athletic Council. They are trying with full power to broaden the facilities of P.T.H.S. We all hope they reach their goal. The Graduating Class of '46 would like to wish all the luck and power to next year's eleven. Hail, Alma Mater. G. Wellixig J. Caroline J. Beggs D. Bnttermore Twenty-five

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-'ww ...za ,we M aa, awe am, The Commodore Cagers, after getting off to a slow start, ended their season in such a fashion that we can expect a fast-stepping, high-scoring team in 1946-47. Three veterans will be back to spark the team-George Eckenroad, Ralph Thorpe, and Ralph Balueh. Two un- derstudies who really proved themselves in the Undergrad Tournament-Dwight Lynch and Bruce Cartwright-will also be back. Edward liulmash and Andy Rebovich will graduate in 1946 leaving two guard spots to be filled. Credit should also he given to the Junior Varsity because all season they showed su- periority over their opponents. ln all, the pupils of P.'l'.H.S. have a bright future to look forward to in the field of sports, SCHEDULE Date School Opp. P.T.H.S. December 4 Scottdale 34 30 December 7 Dunbar 31 27 December 11 Redstone 30 29 December 14 Sewickley 34 29 December 18 Dunbar 27 42 December 21 Scottdale 41 40 January 8 Belle Vernon 36 27 January 9 Connellsville l. Q' 27 47 January 15 Rostraver 52 37 January 22 S. Huntingdon 27 32 January 29 Marion 31 24 February 1 Connellsville I. L' 25 32 February 5 S. Huntingdon 18 22 February 8 Belle Vernon 18 26 February 12 Rostraver 52 32 February 14 Sewiekley 21 20 February 19 Marion 37 20 February 21 Redstone 28 31 Two nity-seven