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

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30 42 Team members: Art McMinn, Paul Udon, Ron Cataldo, Bob Lengyel, Doug Cambier, George Postich, Mr. Dominici, Rick Loftus, Dennis Nola, Randy Balco, lack Smith, jeff Brown. Sophomores Comprised Entire IV Team Cf During time-out, the team receives encouragement from Coach Dominici. 129 1969-70 IV BASKETBALL 'Section 18B 30 64 Midland 44 58 Mars 30 59 Beaver 51 72 Avonworth 30 69 New Brighton 42 51 Beaver Local 34 69 Shadyside 47 73 'Freedom 42 50 'Coraopolis 46 45 'Carnegie 51 43 'Neville 45 53 'West Allegheny WESTERN 42 54 'South Side 51 64 'Center 49 52 Quaker Valley 52 54 'Freedom 48 68 'Coraopolis 459 53 'Carnegie 66 54 'Neville 30 37 'West Allegheny 66 44 'South Side 39 ,.65 'Center WON5 LOST17

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T Row one: Mike Gingerella, lim Sullivan, Rick Krakoff. Rwo two: Byron Balco, Ray Sweesy, Adam Tillman, Denver Chisom, Will Spencer, Tom Ken- nedy, Charles Chisom, Paul Mehno. Row three: Greg Gailey, Bill McCreery, lim Ordich, lim Hoskinson, Mike Madish, Daryl Meredith, Matt Preston lr. Hi Basketball Furnished an Exciting Season kit HTEMEE IEE Coach Karpiak looks on as the team warms up with some practice shots before the game at Highland. 131 The junior high basketball team, coached by Mr. Ron Karpiak, had a difficult task rebuilding itself after losing all but three of last year's players. However, we won four games, defeat- ing Midland once, Northwestern once, and Southside twice. History was made this year when we overcame Midland with a score of 53-43 The most thrilling game of the season was against Monaca, this year's section winner. We lost 34-28, but we managed to double their total score in field goals. Eighth grader, Denver Chisom, was top scorer for the year with 151 points. Other hi h scorers were Torn Kennedy and Dary?Meredith. Ninth grade players were: lim Hos- kinson, Daryl Meredith, Matt Preston, and Tom Kennedy.