Sewickley Academy - Panther Yearbook (Sewickley, PA)

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Wresthng Thls year's wresthng season was a hard fought one There was a long schedule with very good schools The tearn was pr1med and had learned many new holds by the tune they had the1r f1rst meet After 1os1ng to a strong Hardmg .Tumor I-hgh team a.nd also to a hard frghtmg Cec11 Jumor H1gh team the boys tramed harder and won the1r f1rst match agamst L1gon1er They next met a strong W P S B C teatn and lost Then they lost a match to Canonsburg The boys worked harder and looked much better against Shady S1de and W P B C They agam met Harding and fared a httle better The season came to an end w1th a good match w1th Ligomer The boys learned a great deal about wre st Img and lportsma.nsh1p from the1r able mentor, Mr Weaver - lf- G. S . . . . . . . . . S- --'-'-Zljznx , a fn

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Swlmrrung Q il Mr Murphy descended from the helghts of the a1r force to the depths of the Y pool and 1n h1s capable hands was the Sew1ckley Academy Sw1mm1ng Team We took part 111 seven meets two w1th Shady Slde M1ddle School two w1th Valley School of L1gon1er two w1th Coraopohs YMCA and one w1th the Sewlckley YMCA Jlmmy Ollver, I-Iarton Semple, Tom McChesney and Bud Horner were the ma1nstays of the team The boys swam free style, back stroke, and butterfly The sw1mm1ng was very successful and enjoyable m Q T f , -