Pittsfield High School - Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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ffootball 'flashes 'K I I'.XI N JOHN PER RONIC Sf-nr,'.Q ll. S. I3 Greenfielcl ll. S. 225 'lll'ClllllCttl ll. S. 20 llolyoke ll. S. 40 Aqlams ll. S. 33 Drury ll. S. I3 l'athe1lral II. S. 19 Agawani ll. S. 20 linllantl ll. S. -t-9 St. .loseph's IIE Pittsfielrl Iligh Sehool football team, although they lost three games, still hail a successful season. Hy vanquishing their three Berkshire Vounty foes, the Purple gainecl their first Vounty f'hampionship sinee 1936, scoring 231 points against 118 for the opposition, an average of Q6 to 13 for nine games. Vaptain John Perrone led the seorers with 54- points fashioned from nine touelnlowns. Vlose at his heels were right encl Joe Zavattero with 4-9 and Brass Ross with 4-Q. Zavattero seorecl eight tonehclowns and one extra point while Ross hit payxlirt seven times. lflnel lion Morehearl scoreal 32 points on five 'l'l7's anft two extra points, l ullbaek Joe Miller seorecl four times and big Steve l'ylko ehippetl in one tally. Varl Hamilton kiekecl 18 out of 30 extra point at- tempts for a percentage of .600. Qnarterbaek Tony Fermlyn, although he mlial not break into the scoring column, was the outstanxling player on the team. lle ran the 'I'-l orma.tion superbly anal passed for I5 tonehclowns. In the snr-eess of the 19419 football season these seniors playetl no small part. Q0 H1 18 G I9 34 0 0 HEAD t'O.-XVII AR'l'HI'lt FOX

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Xaskelball Xeview it I l l i DON MOREHEAD, llllllflllill S1-orrs P. ll. S. 70 iiillizunstown P. ll. S. -I-7 Dalton P. ll. S. 4--If St. Joe tN.A.l P. ll. S. 60 llrury P. ll. S. 39 St. Joe QPJ P. ll. S. 57 Williamstown P. ll. S. 39 Adams P. ll. S. 59 Dalton P. ll. S. 75 St. Joe CNAJ P. Il. S. 33 Drury P. il. S. Q9 St. Joe CPD P. ll. S. Q2 Adznns FTER leading the Northern Berkshire League for the first six weeks of the season, Pittsfield lost its ehztnee for repeating as lierk- shire Vounty ehzunpions when they dropped elose decisions to St. Joseplfs of Pittsfield and Adzuns in the last three days of the season. I'nder the superlative tutelage of Voneh Art Fox, the Pitts- field squad compiled at seasonal reeord of twelve wins and three losses. lligh scorer for the Purple was Skiteh Yun- none, who eashed in IGQ points. ltunner-up hon- ors went to Joe Z:Lvatan'ro who had 107 points. Buddy Sherun, All-Berkshire forward, was next in line with 90 points, followed by Vatptztin Don Morehead with 54, Tony Ferdyn and lion Russell with 34- each, Joe Viuni with 28, John ixlElSSlllll- nno with Q7, und lliek Snook with 16. Voinplet- ing the scoring for Pittsfield were John Krieger with nine, Holm Bourusszt with six, Steve 'l'r:1- hzums with four, Lou Kryzztnowski with two, and Diek Ross with one. 48 22 22 411 35 30 30 . 4-0 N 25 28 ' 1 30 j Q5 SKITCH YANNONE