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

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WON 7 LOST ll 1 Beaver ll 4 Beaver Local 5 8 Northwestern 6 4 Northwestern 3 3 Freedom 5 0 East Liverpool 8 2 Monaca 4 WCSKCTII 2 Center 4 9 South Side 7 7 Rochester 8 5 Riverside 2 3 Midland 5 2 Rochester 9 3 Monaca 2 1 Center 2 3 South Side 14 7 Riverside 1 9 Midland 5 WPI AL Section 4 MANAGERS, Bill McCreery and Bob Milnes, hunt for a lost ball in a thicket at the Fairview Field. ROUNDING THIRD, Ron Misorski speeds up to score another run for the Beav- ers who went on to defeat Riverside 5-2. COACH, Mr. Mike Hornick, discusses A SINGLE by Tom Smith helped to rout movement of the bag on this play at third. the Riverside Panthers. 118

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BASEBALL Team Experienced Busy Schedule SENIOR LETTERMEN: Eli Rakas, Rex Speerhas, Chuck Kelker, .lohn Petchel, Tom Smith, Ron Misorski, Keith McGaHick, Chuck Barrickman, Joe Pillar. LOYAL FANS boosted the spirits of the team even though they were few in number. Miss Horn was often found among the faithful. Under Mr. Mike Hornick, new head coach, the baseball team im- proved its record this year. With six returning lettermen and three new ones, the team went on to finish fourth in Section 4 competi- tion. Highlighting the season was the defeat of Midland, along with the 2-1 loss at Center. Leading batter was Don Traylor with an average of .4l0. Ron Misor- ski was named Western Beaver Boosteris Most Valuable Player. Since, for the first time, golf had been changed from a spring to a fall sport, many more of our boys had a chance to play baseball this year. THE RIGHT BAT often means the differ- ence between a hit or an out so John Petchel and Don Taylor select theirs carefully. 119