Titusville High School - Optimist Yearbook (Titusville, PA)

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. Coached by Mr. Yan Horn and Mr. Blood, with Ray Erickson as Senior lllanager, the Rocket wrestlers this year had a very good season. This is a sport that1s really catching' on in a big way at Colestock, and we have a team to be proud of. Wie started off with a bang, pinning back Erie Tech 37-17. Season record was -1 matches won against 5 matches lost. Scores tell the storyfalmost every match was close and hard-fought. XYe were fortunate once again in having the District Semi-Finals and Finals in Titusville. Pride and joy of the locals was Louis VVagner, who reached the Finals in the 95 lb. class. As a Sophomore, wrestling in competition for the first time, Louis turned in an cxce1.ent performance. Sophomores and juniors made up the entire squad this year. Sophomores on the roster were Louis XYagner, 95 lbs.: Ronald Kerr. 112 lbs.: Russell llummer, 133 lbs.: Roger Ncflce, 1-15 lbs.: Roger Sterling. 15-1 lbs.: and llarold Knapp, 125 lbs. From the junior Class: Norman Nilson, 103 lbs.: Ronald Mclntyre, 120 lbs.: lidward XVheeling, 127 lbs.: and Carl Caron. 185 lbs. -SCORES- A Qpgioinent Tifiusvillc Opponent N gi, in-ie lu-11-11 37 17 K x , 4 XYarren---1 1 39 10 K .f X Greenvil1e'.X O 47 I Grove Citysk 18 25 xx on City--ll 22 23 lg X , X'Yarren-4,X 25 1-1 A , 1. 7 if 5 Greenville-111 7 33 5: l on city-.x Z2 20 B b 1 Grove City-v-11 ll 32 1

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50 '7eam For three years track has been a growing sport at Colestock-ever since it was made a varsity activity in 1949. 1950 saw some keen competition in District 10 contests. We were able to overcome good squads from Oil City and Corry, but later lost meets to Oil City and Warreii. The Triangular Meet involving Oil City, Meadville and come in a strong second. Titusville saw the Rockets Big hope of the rooters in '50 was big Jim Ruesch who copped the District honors in the discus throw. Later in State-wide competition we were mighty proud of jim when he came home with eighth place honors. The big T went to: G. Dillon M. Clark XR. M. Brown S. Obernian D. Bird E. Kerr XD. Nichols Kerr M. Dibble C. Duliakas D. Myer D. Stover U. Ruesch T. Rowe '50 '7eam 'fSeniors of '50 Our valiant but outplayed golf team finished the year with only one win to its credit against five defeats. Lawrence Park lost to the locals in a home match. Since none of the players were Seniors, this year's matches 'provided valuable experience for next year's team which is sure to come through with a bigger win record. In addition to the regular season play three of the team members participated in the District 10 match played this year at Wanango Country Club in Reno. Bob Gustafson, joe Bodamer, and Tom Morrical represented Titusville and gave a good account of themselves. During the regular season's play Bob Gustafson played the Number One mang Tom Morrical occupied the Number Two spotg joe Bodainer, Number Three: Art Peebles held down Number Fourg and Ossie Reynolds and Dan Farley alternated playing Number Five position. Four of last year's varsity will be back for next year's competition. The team is coached by Lloyd Kingsley. MATCHES May l Grove City Home Lost May 3 Lawrence Park Away Lggt May 9 Grove City Away Lost May ll Franklin Away Lost May 12 Lawrence Park lloine VVon May 19 District 10 Franklin Lost