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

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Western Captures Class B CROSS COUNTRY Title Cross Country, an important fall sport at Western, was very successful this year. Mr. Allison coached his team to the Class B Championship. Although some of the meets were easily won, they were matched by those that were rough. The disappointing loss to Neshannock made the boys more determined to win. Dave Grimm was the outstand- ing runner as he helped his team to a season's record of eleven victories against only two defeats. Thus they won the M.A.C. Conference Championship, and placed eighth in a field of fourteen teams in the W.P.I.A.L. Qualifying Meet. In the latter, Dave ran fourth, which qualified him to compete for the State Championship. At Harris- burg, Dave placed twelfth and was selected as a member of the W.P. I.A.L. All Star Team for 1968. Although the nine seniors will be sorely missed, the five experienced underclassmen will form a nucleus for the 1969 Varsity. TIMING is very important in Cross Country. Mr. Allison checks the boys daily, and keeps an accurate account oftheir progress. -....t.....,,,g s Fl 3 Q., -...c..,, K E A is i. . M t. ,........ 'fi t . -1 -at r 1 rc. V gy.. . . C , - . + Q f ' 3 Q . .N hi 1. DAVE was ws if fl .II up ,. xg M.. R Q 1-,mc .. mia W... -News Wt ...uv N...-A ,. GRIMM, preparing to leave for another meet, stopped to pose for a picture. THE TEAM paused for a moment in the parking lot. Front Row: Sam McConkey, Mr. Allison, coach, Tom Edwards, Dave Pillar. Back Row: Mitchell Wright, Tom Smith, Mike Hoyt, John Anderson, .loe Camaioni, Ken Fox, Don Albacker, Charles Britton, Keith McGafTick, ,Q .. ,gt Ts tt.. fff ' . if 'ffft ii . Qsiff F.. V fc 5 .' . ffifkfg ' Fbsgiitgv k-Qiie if ' - -: B 1. 'if 4 Q .rj f I . 1 b een 51 1 . e ' . he A ' ' ,Q A -If .. e . . .l'e K sse, A ,: , time .. he A .DX ..et ,., ,- lt ., . .-' e ' ee 'tt - : 9- f ' 5 ' 44 S ., A 7w.igP.Qi3izS Y .. Ii f FW . f t A ...A ssss A X . W' X x .ft 1 - , - ' x,,..s-.T ssst,feQ'tg:f1i,e . iw 1 of . to t f eee f Y Riff? Q .. if ' WW? .. .N wise X 1. X . X. .f A . .M ttwtfi s seller . f . Ssfrfwa- T f Qilff? 1 ,y s 35'-l A W f 9' y . 5 f t .. - qt ,y . , , 3, 1 i -V' We fy .. , f,.,.,,, if ,S . . f K 92 2 . :SEER . J' 5'J'.FQ.lE . , mm ' 3 322523 all 5 A sr qi? 5 A swan il S A 43 'eg ll I? 5 Q15 . ak . 4 1 62 g I . g 5 .X .A 5 N 5 X t'iii' I t ...... mg. . ig X s K mira, 2 P7 . A tqwy' , asm Lgagjllij tn . 104

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st- . -5? 43 if fx pu Wu ff. 'ef nw -X Ai Alf i A t 5 , a s Q 5 it es ..w , ,R . xi aw' , 5 A 4, as Q' ,fig Q s 2- ' if E fx - as 4 Q x G x + i ,gn sf N yn? ,fmi f.. ' . 1.1: 5 'FXR ' .-' . , . t ,N-, , ,N .. . 5 N..5w,.-Qmuw Qbi' N. 'ft' i Kiv 3 .t-.img A . f Y- , ,., K -Q-M , K, E . 5 K . ' ' Qwew swim. POSED on the steps ofthe Crucible Management Club are: Mr. Temple, John Nola, Wayne Robbins, Steve Carey, Chuck Kelker, Wayne Meredith, Bob Robbins, and Dave Shevenaugh. ur Linksters With three lettermen returning from a championship season and with four additional players, the prospects for this year,s golf team seemed optimistic. Also by chang- ing to fall, rather than spring, better weather conditions were expected. However, 1968 was not our year as the Golden Beavers closed the season with a 2 and 8 record. This was the final season for four members of the team. Chuck Kelker, a four year ietterman, took medalist honors with a 78 average. Second was Steve Carey, a two year letterman, with an 85 average. Chuck and Steve were also top scorers for the season with 20 and 13 points respectively. Two other seniors, Wayne Robbins, a two year letterman and Wayne Meredith, a novice, contributed greatly to the team. Although competition in Section 8 of the WPIAL is always challeng- ing, everyone is confident that with the gained experience we will have a better season next fall. COACH TEMPLE stresses the merits of good sportsmanship as well as the will to win. PRACTICE SESSIONS gave Chuck Kelker, Steve Carey, and Bob Robbins time to improve their technique. 106