Wilcox High School - Echo Yearbook (Wilcox, PA)

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They 34 26 20 20 29 19 40 23 30 21 29 32 32 16 They 37 25 24 25 41 24 26 17 1 1 35 14 35 VARSITY SCORES Opponent Mt. Jewett 'Johnsonburg 'Kane 'Emporium 'Johnsonturg 'Ridgwey 'St. Marys CPublicJ 'Kane Ridgway 'Otto Township James City Mt. Jewett Ludlow Brockport We 24 34 29 39 39 15 18 23 54 38 54 42 45 They 22 28 58 14 34 11 40 34 31 18 13 39 35 J. Opponent Mt. Jewett 'Johnsonburg Kane Johnsonburg Ridgway St. Marys Ridgway Otto Township 'James City Mt. Jewett 'Ludlow St. Marys V. SCORES We 28 16 36 18 12 23 12 29 36 36 They 8 26 23 19 16 35 22 28 12 10 Opponent St. Marys fPublicJ Brockport St. Marys CCentralJ Kersey 'Ludlow James City St. Marys CCentralJ Otto 'Township Penfield Kersey Brockport Ludlow CSemi-Finalj Summerville CChampionshipD Q Opponent 'Brockport St. Marys CCentralj 'Eighth Grade CWilcoxJ Ludlow James City St. Marys CCentralD Otto Township 'Ludlow 'Brockport Eighth Grade fWilcoxJ 'Denotes Wins Denotes League Wins Page 21

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VARSITY On the Floor-Robert Simons, Norbert Powell. Seated- Frank Weritz, Frank Chubon, Ernest Allegretti, Paul Steve, Carl Novosel. Standing-Raymond Andrus, Henry Feikls, John Foulkrod, Laverne Johnson, Coach Peterson. WILCOX HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Officers: President, John Foulkrodg Vice President, Ernest Allegrettig Business Man- agers, John Foulkrod and James Holquistg Publicity Manager, Robert Simons, Equipment Managers, Raymond Andrus and Rudolph Pretak. This year Basketball celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. Wilcox celebrated its fifth anni- versary with the best record of its history. Of the twenty-seven games played, twenty were ended with our team on the long end of the count. These victories included decisions over Johnsonburg, Ridgeway, St. Marys, Kane, Em- porium, and Otto Township, all Class A schools. In league competition we were unde- feated for the second consecutive year, thus entering the District Class B playoffs. Last year we lost the district play-off game by a four point margin, but it was a different story this yearg with the team in full strength, we defeated Ludlow in the semi-final 42-39 and Summerville in the finals 45-35. Paqr 20 We can honestly say we had a great team this year and we believe this success to be due not only to our experience but to the har- mony and unselfishness that prevailed among the players. Ernest Allegretti, a veteran of four years varsity service and captain for the past two years, graduates this year with all the good wishes of his many teammates, his coach, and all the fans who have enjoyed and admired his playing. Other regulars to leave this year are: Paul Steve and Frank Chubon, high scoring forwards, and Frank Weritz, the best of defensive guards. Norbert Powell, Robert Simons, and Henry Feikls, our reserve players, will also receive their diplomas this June. Carl Novosel, perhaps one of the best players in this district, will be back again next year. LaVerne Johnson, sophomore re- serve center, will also be back to bolster the already promising jay-vee squad which will be the varsity squad for 1942-1943.

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P11 ge 22 JUNIOR VARSITY First Row--Frank Forsythe, Donald Anderson, Thomas Barratt, Richard Retzer, Walter Droast. Back Row-Walter Clopp, La- verne Johnson, James Holquist, John Orolin, Alvin Johnson. BASEBALL TEAM First Row-Walter Droast, Thomas Barratt. Second Row-Robert Simons, James Servideo, Jack Bryington, Frank Forsythe, Paul Nitsche. Third Row-Paul Steve, Laverne Johnson, John Orolin, Carl Novosel, Eugene Larson.