West Snyder High School - Legend Yearbook (Beaver Springs, PA)

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Baseball ROW ONE: Lynn KHGPP, Roger Pheasant, Dennis Baker, Ronald Flood, Eddie Swab, Jim Plummer, Robert Hackenberg, Melvin Fleming. ROW TWO: Dave Clark, Keith McGlaughlin, Mike Rine, Jim Walter, Ted Kline, Sam Herman, Doug Saylor, George Eddy. ROW THREE: Clay Henry, Gary Wagner, Donald Edmiston, Jerry Bingman, Arthur Kline, Mike Thornburg, Gobel Kline, Jim Reich, Coach, Raymond Mover. During the 1963 season the red and WS OP white of West Snyder had a winning season Middleburg 10 5 with a record of 11 Wins and 3 losses under Juniata Joint 6 0 the coaching of Mr. Raymond Moyer. This Lewistown 3 4 gave them a second place in Tri-Valley East Juniata 9 6 Competition. Rothrock 9 6 Kishacoquillas 14 4 The captain of the team, Ronald Flood, Xlgfggllggufun 6 Q had the highest batting average, .463. The Juniata J 3 t 7 6 highest pitching record for the year was held Lewist Wim 2 1 by Dennis Baker with a 6-1 mark. East Jgmata 5 4 Rothrock 3 2 Four players were lost through gradua- Kishacoquillas 1 21 tion: Ronald Flood, Eddie Swab, James Warrior Run 15 O Plummer, and Robert Hackenburg, t, , t 9 f if-'M' me as Pl 1 fe 1 , A V J V,is 4 ,'Ei.., ,- ' 'ts Dennis Baker Melvin Fleming Roger Pheasant Mike Rine Jim Walter

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oyd Eisenhart Elwood Kahley Early season injury mg, ,. Q f Alan Goss 20-1 Pat Lohrg Melvin Fleming 16 2 15-2 Co-captains Alan Goss, 5 , Terry Wilson, Coach Donald Havice. The West Snyder High School Wrestling Team, despite the loss of two returning lettermen because of injuries early in the season, sports an impressive 9-4-1 record for the year. Coach llavice's mounties were sparked by 9 returning lettermen, 4 of which were seniors. The seniors were: Co-captain 120, Alan Gossg 145 Pat Lohtg 154 Lloyd llisenhartg Co-captains, 165 Melvin Fleming. The seniors did very well for themselves and the team this year, sporting a combined record of 61 wins and ll losses for the season, Three of the seniors Pat, Lloyd, and Melvin were out for wrestling four years. Alan began his career as a sophomore. ln the past season tournament held at Shamokin High School gym, Friday February 21, the Havice coached mounties came through with 5 winners in the preliminary bouts. They were: Alan Goss, Gobel Kline, Pat Loht, Mel Fleming, and Joe Heeter. ln the semi-finals on Saturday ROW ONE: Lon Goss, Donald Clark, Bill Folk, Alan Goss, Gobel Kline, Richard Lepely, Keith McGlaugh1in. ROW TWO: Robert Goss, Pat Loht, Lloyd Eisenhart, Melvin Fleming, Andy Ward, Joe Heeter, John C. Klingler, Bill Leipold. ROW THREE: Steve Seler, Bobby Leipold, Steve Dippery, John Himes, Elwood Kahley, Allen Kline, Ted Kline, Johr Klinger, Steve Ammerman. ROW FOUR: Phillip Miller, David Goodwin, Richard Hughes, WRESTLING TEAM afternoon, three of the five boys won a birth to the finals in the evening. They were Alan, Gobel, and Pat. ln the final bout, Alan defeated Lance Xlanley of Selinsgrove 6-33 Gobel defeated Richard Weller of Shamokin 3-0, and Pat lost his match to Ed Benfer of Selinsgrove 7-2. Alan and Gobel, were winners of the southern sectional of District 4 making it two years in a row that we placed wrestlers in district competition. Alan and Gobel were both victorious in District 4 defeating two very fine wrestlers. At the time this book went to press they have been advanced to regionals where they will meet with boys from southeastern Pennsylvania. One of the most popular boys in West Snyder High School's history is Al Goss. Ile became our first State Champion by winning the 120 pound crown. We the class of 64 are proud to have him as one of our loyal members. SOFTBALL TEAM During the 1962-'63 softball season, despite a very young team, the girls emerged co-champions of their league. They compiled a league record of 6-2 and an overall KNEELING: Peggy Aumiller, Sharon Narehood, Ruth Try, April Baker, Teree Benner, Joy Gross, Linda Weader, Nancy Saylor, Margie Zechman, Yvonne Hughes, Judy Haines. STANDING: Dixie Spaid, Kathe Erb, Virginia record of 8-2. Under the coaching of Mrs. Manbeck, the girls showed excellent team spirit and sportsmanship. Spigelmyer, Cynthia Bojalad, Pam Mattern, Barbara Thomas, Eileen Rager, Karen Haines, Mary Eisenhart, Susan Saylor, Carol Moyer, Mrs. Manbeck. .Vlelvin Fleming 93

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