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

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Varsity Basketball First row: E. Hzzmillon, F. Curry, H. Lrzrer, C. Shaffer, C. Hild, Mr. C, Huzzley. Second row: IV. Turnbull, G. Melbom, G. King, M. Birbop, D. Speaker. The Owls opened their '45-'44 court season with three non-league games. Starting off with 21 bang, Eddystone was quickly taken into camp but Collingdale and Prospect proved to be too much for us even though the Prospect game was by the narrow margin of a single point. The strong teams of our rivals, Springfield, Clifton Heights, and Yeadon in Section V of the Suburban League, played excellent basketball and scored double victories' over the Hillers. We were able, however, to overcome Marple-Newtown twice and Nether-Providence once in league com- petition. The highlight game of the season occured on Washington's Birthday when The Owls came through with a surprise 36-26 victory over Col- lingdale, In the Kiwanis Tournament at Chester, Sharon Hill was eliminated by Lansdowne in a fast and well played game. Eddystone .. Collingdale . . Prospect Park . . . Springfield ..... Clifton Heights . Yeadon ........ Nether-Providence Media ......... Marple-Newtown Springfield ..... Yeadon ........ Clifton Heights . Nether-Providence Collingdale, . . . . Marple-Newtown Lansdowne ..... SCHEDULE H. Op 23 18 21 46 27 ZS 21 37 19 56 26 59 27 20 28 47 45 24 25 44 28 61 20 21 30 32 36 26 38 17 24 39

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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

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Junior Varsity Basketball First row: Mr. C. Z. Hutzley, A. Knowlton, R. Goebner, R. IV1Jitaker, R. Bixbop, M. Dazfir. Second row: I. Weaver, IV. Pyle, H. Hczlion. 3 ! l' I . A . , , L First row: Mr. G. 0. loner, L. Stuulf, C. Tbampron, E. Burklami, M. Sorrezziino, T. Zelzley, R. Melborn, I. Simpron, S. Manna. Second row: 1. Cozzwzrmzrio, C, IVbizaker, I. Lixlorz, R. Booz, E. Seltle, R. DiSi11mne, 1. MrCIajferty, R. Parter, D. Gaebner. Juriiar l-ligli Basketball