Phoenixville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenixville, PA)

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pin -4 PR :L 1 927 EBI K 1. ' fr I 9 X ., 1 x , -' If 6 1? Ps PMS ' rf 3 I I 1 'z HOCKEY XYith Xlrs. Marguerite Carruthers coaching for the first time in her career, the Phautomette hockey squad posted a 5-2-1 record. Combining teamwork, skill, and enthusiasm. the Purple and XYhiters copped victories oxer NH-st Chester, Pottstown. Coatesville, Downing- town. and Uppcr Xlerion. Hopes for an unblemished record were shattered as the gals dropped two encoun- ters to the Conestoga and Owen Roberts team and tied Iioyertown. Lett fullback, Charlotte Codri, right fullback, Ianct Hauler, right wing, Nlary Ann Dougherty. right inncr, l,y nn XX'andrer. left haltback, Midgie Eaehus, left wing Nlarleue Takaes, and right halt-back, Carol Taney are seniors. The Purple and White junior Varsity, coached by Miss Crace Nesbitt, had a 1-5-2 record. nga? fm- , P wi lin, C,o.neh 1 I VARSITY SQUAD Lett to right, Hrst row-C. Godri, XI. Dougherty, C. Taney L Xkluidrer, A. C5511-r, Set-ond rowT-J. Cauler, NI. Eachus, C ev ' ' Carrutlivrs, D. Bishop, j. Smiley, NI, Takacs. 4 s I ':,v' -P14 'Qi-.Ali -2 K...-...f 1 I C-oalie Iliuu' Bishop uses defensive tactics to stop ll P.A. 52 tippom 'nt.

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BOY ' BA KETBALL With a new coach, Mr. Charles Iackson, the Phoenixville High School basketball team was one of the better teams in the Ches-Mont League. The outlook wasnt too encouraging for this year with only three boys returning with any varsity experience. However, Mr. Jackson work- ed hard with a short, but fighting bunch of boys and came up with a combination that could have gone all the way with a few breaks. Leading the team this year were co-captains, Craig Nlunshower and Nathan Moffatt. In the spotlight were Gene Bearden, a jump shot artist, Ted Travis-bey, the playmaker, Melvin Ford- bey, a constant hustler, and Dick Morgan, the good sixth man that every team needs. .'fllElll'LE P.A.H.S. 46 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 50 54 Unionville 48 70 Downingtown 37 55 Owen I. Roberts 44 55 Spring-Ford 73 58 Upper Dublin 66 29 Conestoga 56 77 Souderton 55 63 Upper Merion 48 41 Central Bucks 51 60 Bristol 65 48 Boyertown 41 45 Coatesville 51 44 NVest Chester 61 40 Pottstown 56 49 Conshohocken 46 VARSITY SQUAD Lcit to right-S. Pablo, T. Travis-Bcy, T. Rcinert, D. Morgan, C. Schenck, M. Ford-Bey, K Sykes. Al. Yashura, C. Nlunshowcr, N. Moffatt, G. Bearden, D. Lantzy, 1. V. Coach Leiningef, Coacli jackson. Kneeling-Managers Y. Carey and D. Andrews. ra 3 5 230