Sharon Hill High School - Owl Yearbook (Sharon Hill, PA)

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..- - , fx ' ' SQ . ' . - ' . . , 3 ez l Fi:-51 rout'-H. Landon, S. Speaker, R. Bosacco, C. Valerio, E. Hamil- ton, I. Frazier, M. Small, R. Fisher, R. McLarnon, I. Malcomson. Second rozzf-Coach T. A. Schmitt, W. Bishop, C. Shaffer, W. War- ren, E. Davis, R. Kennedy, G. Babe, J. Kaelin, I.. Starer. Tbird 7'01l7-W, Koellman, J, Dietrich, A. Long, J. Fitzwater, J. Kelly, 1. Lichty, D. McKellar, I. Base. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE scored more first downs than their opponents, but SH- OPP- could not seem to capitalize on points whenever Nether-Providence . . . . . 7 0 - - - they hit pay-dirt territory. Yeadon ........... . . 6 8 prospect park ..., , I 6 19 The highlight game of the season was played at SWF-Ufhmofe '- 0 12 Prospect Park at night under big arcs. Time and L d .... . . C . . . ans owne l 7 27 again Sharon Hill marched down the field deep into Upper Merion . . . . . 0 6 Springgeld . g n ..,- 13 14 the Parker's territory threatening to score, but could Glen-Nor .... . . 0 50 The 1941 football season was avsuccessful one- not in the number of games won, but in playing the game hard and in lighting against odds. Starting the year with twenty-two players, most of whom were inexperienced, Coach Schmitt moulded the group into a fast, smooth-running, hard-hitting outht. In six of the eight games played The Owls not push it over. Finally, after Prospect had scored 3 touchdowns via forward passes, The Owls marched seventy yards down the field and Sharon Hill had scored upon Prospect, the first team to do it in the 1941 season. With more experienced players available for the 1942 football season, the prospects for the coming year are brighter and should result in more games ending in the victory column.

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F V yage Thr H I. E T I

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JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Firrf raw-J. Hohman, W. Matlack, R. Whitaker, The football team of the junior High School showed R. Brown, R. Weinmann, M. Sorrentino. Serond row-H. Hatton, L. Wilkinson, J. Nea- fhefY, P- Fell, W- Turnbull, R- B1Sh0P- R- plenty of fight and natural football sense. The score Goebner, J. McCullough. Third row-Coach C. Berke, J. Morrow, W. Cherry, G. King, J. Smitheman, G. Melhorn, L Riley E Beckwith Mgr R- Newman. sheet chalked up two victories, two defeats, and one tie. IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Fir-.rx raw-E. Buckland, R. Weinznann, M. Sor- The boys of the Junior High basketball team com- ' T. Z bl ' R. B' l . . . . . . . femme' e el' mop piled a record of four victories and six defeats in their Second row-R. Goebner, L. Wilkinson, P. Fell, league competition. Collingdale, Yeadon, and Darby E. B k 'l W. T ll. . . ec Wm' umbu twice were the teams to bow to Sharon Hill. The second Third raw-Coach G. O. Jones, H. Hatton, J. ' team of the squad also chalked up four wins and six Weaver, E. Shepherd, G. Melhorn, J. Morrow, I I McCullough, Mgr. D. Speaker. 05565- 45