Western Beaver High School - Aurora Yearbook (Industry, PA)

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rack Comea to gig fw , an nv Z X9 1- .wg , V y r I Row I: B. Elko, R. Miller, P. Feydo, B. jurich, T. Patton, Coach Allison, L. Sheets, T. Bmnar, T. Piquet. Ron' 2: R. Nixon, J. Duplaga, S. Summers, N, Petruska, T. Myers, A. Ft-rrollutti, R. Ciznroll, XV. Kazee. f ,A -P . Rf ' . 'lf Pk, N f',l ' fi' --Q if I . 75 , W . l 2 'V ' l' i - MANAGERS George Lewis and Bob Hertel set up the hurdles. ' K I 'Nui' 5 ,an The newest addition to the sports curriculum was track. This year's team used its time to gain experience for the ensuing years. They improved rapidly as the season progressed and were commended by rival coaches for their excellent advancement. They were hampered by lack of equipment and time as well as experience but did a commendable job in the face of such adversities. Two members of the team qualified for the YVPIAL finals at Penn Hills and placed very well. They were Ken Stephens running high hurdles and Jud Herter running the mile and half-mile races. Both recorded their fastest times with Jud picking up a fourth place in the mile. Much credit for the advancement of the team goes to Mr. Allison for his fine coaching and encouragement. Next year we look for a much improved record because of his efforts this year.

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an ocal faaturea wel! LAST MINUTE instructions and encouragement from the coach. MANAGERS Paul Sullivan and Daxid Kress inspect the new shoes. Although highly inexperienced, the Golden Beavers, ' under Coach John Hineman, compiled a very impressive -3. record during their hrst year of Class B competition. 't'A'i 'W XVestern's lower scores illustrate their 4-3 record. Ex- celling in team spirit and sportsmanship, XVestern placed -' third at the Aliquippa meet where Herter and T. Patton placed fifth and eighth respectively. Juddy Her- ter, a trophy winner, again placed filth at the Mid- western meet at New Castle. For their excellent elforts, Jud and Tom competed in the state finals at Penn State. A Well deserved congratulations goes to Coach Hineman and his boys. JUDSON AND TOM admire their coveted cross country awards. RESERVE SQUAD-Rau' I: P. Prodonoxich, I., McMillin, R. DeNIarco, D. Robbins, A. Lewis, J. Camaioni, .X. Tennerelli, Row 2: D. Knight D. Verzella, M. Mosura, C. McClinton, R. Miller, J. Ifeydo, R. DeMarco. 3 Y V. S Y. il. Nb X K- K ...X i K S A other 1' f - . . sfss E .. 1 . X .is 4 Xqik.. k . K X .5 .. ss. ' Q Q Ziff' ssss. , lvxal B.. i fmsv'1 .1 smsuxys ts'

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Triangle meet with Midland and Freedom Freedom, the home team, won. M Two dual meets at East Liverpool ' Their versatility was overwhelming. , Two dual meets at Beaver ,ZX Our boys gained experience as they won two. Midland Invitational Rain! Judson scored in both mile and half-mile. County meet at Rochester This was a long night for everyone. Class B Qualifying meet at Rochester Jud and Ken go to Penn Hills. WVPIAL Finals at Penn Hills. -,,.-o-'W' 'Sa , A-,rt , BENNO RELAYS the baton to Larry. kt fffif ,'9'i-L :fl Wim Z1 gig: I any n iui ua! Uafenfa ffxpfore 3, if Q X m 'hh-agp I ' ,fnmpw BOB PREPARES to heave the shot as others look on. GOOD HURDLING form is illustrated by Tom.