Phoenixville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenixville, PA)

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Girls' Basketball Immedlately after Tl'l3.IlkSg1V1I1g came the first call for basketball Many lrls responded to the announcement of the first practlce The Purple and Whlte glrls coached by MISS Cather1ne Rankm en Joyed a banner season wlnnmg flve out of elght games Coach MISS C Rankm Capta1n Dorothy Edlnger 38 Manavers Vlrglnla Detwl er 38 Marlon Hallman 39 Ethel Taggart 40 Ella Mae Patterson 40 Team Forward Dorothy Edlnger 38 Forward Anna Mae March 39 Forward Frances Dunmore 40 Guard Rose Mary McCann 40 Guard V1rg1n1a Mlller '40 Guard Nancy Charles 39 Subst1tutes Dorothy Patton 40 Mary Rose Barkasy Allce Marle Evans 40 North Coventry Upper MCTIOH North Coventry Berwyn Sp mg Clty Sprmg Clty Upper Merlon 26 Recapltulatlon Games played 8 won 5 lost 3 Phoemxvflle 238 Opponents 165 F tyfn u I T-'40 P. O. 32--15 ' .... .r... 2 1-19 Norristown .... .... 2 9 - 32 ..... 22-24 46-21 r' ' .... .. ....... 27-15 ' ' ............. 36-16 ' ..,. -27

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Boys Basketball The Phoenlxxllle hlgh chools basketball team coached bv Joseph Qulnn enjoyed a good season The qulntet was vlctorlous 1n nlne games and was turned back only e1ght tlmes The 1937 38 season was the best that Ph06HlXV1 le hlgh school had had for a long tlme because the qulntet won the majorlty of the games The follow1ng recelved letters Senlors Erme Gere Andy Gubamcq Ex erett Martm Mlke Ozoroskl Jullus Pmter Jack Tompklns Joseph Yed nock Junlors Paul Detw1ler Sophomores Mlchael Drevyanko Ed ward Stec The fo lowmg lettermen wlll be lost by the graduatlon Ernle Gere Andy Cubanlch Everett Martm Mlke Ozoroskl Juhus Pmter Jack Tomo k1ns Joe Yednock Coach Qulnn IS expectlng a good team next year because of havmg a few members from the 1937 38 varslty basketball team a few Junlor The managers WG16 as follows Sen ors Edward O'Donnell Jack Temp l1n JUHIOYS John Koneow Sophomores Peter DCVIHG Stephen Natlsky Upper MCTIOH Berwyn Phoenlxvllle Coatesv1lle Pottstown Phoen1xv1Ile Pl'106Y11XVll1G Phoenlxvllle Conshohocken Berwyn Pottstown Phoenlxvllle Phoen1xv1lle Phoenlxvllle Spr1ng C1ty Phoen1xv1lle Phoenlxvllle Total Phoenlxvllle YY Phoenlxvllle Phoenlxvllle Conshohocken Phoenlxvllle Phoenlxvllle West Chester Upper MSTIOH Downmgtown Phoemxvnle Phoenlxvllle Phoen1xv1lle Coatesvllle Sprmg Clty West Chester Phoenlxvllle Downmgtown Brldgeport Opponents 1 T x 9 1 v 1 ' varsity men back again for a year or two. . r 1 1 : 1 : , - . 21 . . 32 . . . . 19 . 22 . . 33 ' ' ' ' 42 . . . 34 . . . 21 . 26 . .. 32 ' ' 32 ' ' . . 18 . . . 31 . . ' ' 21 . . 27 . . . . 30 . . . 21 . ' ' 389 -four

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Baseball Fty Front Row Chlyka Maskulak Maltln Hopple Churgal Labosh L Detwilel Dlevyanko Yednock Dunmole Lawrence Second Row Wvnnc Soulen Detwllel Relmel Blmskl Batrel Geie Colm Llctwllel Thud Rovs Glofi Magyar Hamborsky Plntel Freeman Omllak Jones Foulth Row McVey Rhoads and Hughes Ralph Rhoads ca led for candidates for the baseball team on April 14 1938 Mr Rhoads and David McVey assistant coach were met by sixty boys for tryouts only twenty two were kept Phoenix had two xarslty men from last year Joseph Chlef Yednock and Everett Pepper Maltln Graduatlon last June lost all varslty men but Chlef and Pepper Those who made the squad this year are Albelt Hopple C ark Dun more James Detwiler Evelett Martln Joseph Yednock Mlchael Labosh Paul Detwller Robert COINS Michael Drevyanko Julius Pinter Frank Churgal John Maskulak and Joseph B1 lnskl Boys Health Class The health class of the seniors first took place at W3Sh1HgtOH field wlth tag football belng played All members of the varsity football team were excused from playlng because practlce took place for the squad aftel school at 3 45 As colder weather came on the gym at the Junior hlgh was the scene of activity A basketball league of eight teams was organized by Coach Wleneke health lnstructor Two teams were tled at the end of the year Wlth one defeat charged against them WF6Stl1Dg holds were shown by Coach Wleneke volley ball and soccer games were played Tumbllng exercises and marching formed another part of the health 3Ct1V1ty When warmer days of spring came along, WdSh1HgtOH field once agaln was the scene of senlors going through their paces Not all was play how ex er The grandstand on the south Slde of the football field was removed to the baseball field with help of many struggllng senlors taking part 1n carrying the parts of the dislodged stands Events that took place as the class got under way are softball track and field events .l . I H 7 7 1 Y I 7 7 ' 'D 7 Y ' 9 ' I . O r , ' . . E - , . , L Y 9 ! 1 l 7 5 ! . 1 . ' ' u 7 Y 1 ' 1 ' u ' v ! Y l ! ! ! . , , ,, . 1 5 7 . . . Y . . , , l ' ' V- , . ' 7 ' , cc - n ' 7 CK as , - ' - as ' as as 7: . , A - I ! 9 7 7 . . . . . , .Y 7 Y 7 7 , . , A . s ' . . 1 . . . . . . 9 . . . l . , . . - . ' 7 I ' ! 7 9 . . . . . l y ' . . 7 . . . . . . 7 l A ! . . 5 7 or -s'