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

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FQQTBALL Y First row: C. Sbllfff, 1. Vnlerio, E. Raberlr, UV. Melanran, M. Drwir, C. Yomm. Second row: Arn. Mgr. R. DeSimone, Mgr. H. Lerrla, R. Wbimieer, R. Birlaop, M. Sorrenlina, W. Hilbel, E. Slorkwell, T. Bolzomley, E. Bucfelmzd, Coach IV. Slraltarz. Third row: W. Munzmele, K. Szeger, IV. Turnbull, H. Larer, G. Mellawvz, I. Marrow, IV. flflazlack. The 1945 football season started off under the direction of a new coach, Mr. William D. Strattan. Handicapped by the loss of several promising football players to the Army and Navy, all the games ended in defeat, However, there were times during. the season when the boys played real foot- ball and threatened to bring home a victory. Highlights of the year were in the Lansdowne and Marple-Newtown games, An innovation in Sharon Hill High football was made when Col- lingdale was scheduled for the Thanksgiving game. Greatly outweighed, the Owls pushed Col- lingdale all over the gridiron the first quarter, but the rest of the game was in the hands of Colling- dale. A crowd of several thousand viewed the spectacle. Glen-Nor .. Yeadon ....... Prospect Park .. Swarthmore . Lansdowne .... Marple-Newtown Springfield .... Collingdale . SCHEDULE . 0 l O 20 27 21 40 12 12 30 28

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HGCKEY First row: j. Mirberzer, G. Lon, j. Harrison, G, Dfwir, Captain B. Milne, j. Herkmmz, P. Warring- tarz, E. Amy, j. Mclnzire. Second row: E. Hfzrlelf, R. McCoy, I. Huzchinrwz, D. Amy, L, Clark, M. Dzvrzmn, j. Kemzedy, I. Read, S. Hajferker, B. Boger. Third row: E. Scherer, A, Tmzgye, P. Meizner, N. Kopp, A. Myerr, E. Lezuir, I. Hamillorz, P. Leu-'i.r, D. Day, R. Hefermzrz, Comb M. lVnlterr. Under the supervision of a new coach, Miss Marian Walters, the hockey team completed its season with five wins and two losses. The schedule was the largest in Sharon Hill's hockey history. The team, composed of eight seniors and four sophomores, had fine spirit and eagerness to win. There was also cooperation among the players, a factor which helped to overcome the difficulties and the handicaps of learning the methods of a new coach. Miss Walters won our gratitude for her excel- lent coaching, and Gladys Lott, who made 11 goals, won our admiration for being the highest scorer of the season. The junior Varsity also had a successful season with six victories and one loss. SCHEDULE S.H. Opp. Academy ..... 5 0 Media . . . . . Yeadon ...... Prospect Park. . Ellis College Ridley Park Upper Darby , . Glen-Nor .... Eddystone .... 1 1 2 O 2 5 5 O 5 5 O 2 1 0 4 0 LINE-UP L. Clark .... Right wing M. Duncan. . .Right Inner G. Lott .. . . . . .Center G. Davis ...... Left Inner E. Amy ....... Left Wing J. McIntire...R1ht J. Heckman. .Center J. Michener .... Left J. Harrison. . .Right B. Milne, Capt. Left Half Half Half Back Back A. Myers .... Goalkeeper