York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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Jf II mt f Ckeers No. this isn ' t a scene from Yankee Stadium. It ' s simply Mrs. Benner ' s health class taking a mid-class-period 7th inning stretch. It helps, too. Just look at that bunch of healthy looking specimens! Mrs. Benner is a staunch supporter of good old-fashioned stretch once in a while. She claims it makes the brain function properly. Well, anyway, from the looks of things, the class appreciates it — whether it helps the brain or not. Let ' s sit down now, fellows. It ' s time to go back to work! Catherine A. Benner East Stroiidsbiirg Slate Teachers College. B.S. Health Class 29

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•Hk -■tf- Robert Hulton Grove City College, A.B. £et the Kafters Genius at work? Genius at relaxation? Maybe it ' s a coffee break? Maybe a telephone break? He could be discussing a basketball game. Maybe he ' s talking to the boss. What- ever it may be, Coach Hulton looks very contented. Once again Coach Hulton worked hard as head of the men ' s gym classes and also as coach of the basketball squad. In the spring Bob trained the baseball, golf, and tennis team; and it must be remembered that Bob helped around the school as a Jack of all trades. Now we know why he is taking it easy. 28

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Ccfs OH the 7l00r A Firm Foundalion — Brandt York Junior College reeently completed the 1955-56 basketball season by compiling a win- ning log of 18 victories agamst eight losses. However, the year could be classed as a dis- appointment since for the first time in seven seasons the Green and White failed to cop the Pennsylvania Junior College title, losing in the finals of the championship tourney to Key- stone by an 88-75 count. The team started the year in line fashion by winning 14 of the first 16 encounters but then lagged in the closing stages to drop six of the last ten contests. The two home losses, to Johnstown and the Dickinson Frosh, marked the first time that more than one game has been lost on the spacious home lloor since the 1950-51 campaign. Several individual and team accomplish- ments were marked up during the year. Rog. Goodling became the second player in YJC history to tally more than 500 points in a single season by bucketing 502 for the year. Tony Arcuri, presently starring at Elizabeth- town College, accomplished the feat during both the 1953-54 and 1954-55 seasons. Goodling set a new record for fouls con- verted with 176, breaking Arcuri ' s old mark of 164. The 176 conversions came on 201 at- tempts, a phenomenal average of 87.5%, the highest in the school ' s history. Goodling was also named to the all-league first team with rebound specialist Gerry Stein making the second team. Bill Hickey was chosen for the all-tournament team at the tour- ney held at Keystone. 30