Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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WXIZQHY Congratulations, to the Crawford County Champs! twenty-two lettermen this year. In Order to 63111 3 letter, a boy must play a totallof eleven quarters dur- ing the season. In order to be given credit for 21 quarter, a boy must play at least six of the twelve Nice goin', fellas. The hard Work which went before this successful season began on August 18. Mr. Shea and his assistants: Mr. Tubbs, Mr. T. Dunn, and Mr. Kiesnowski coached these boys to this fine season. minutes in the quarter. There were fourteen senior boys out of a total of Left to Right: Row 1: T. Lucas, R. Fehlman, D. Turner, .l. Bosko, P. Baker, C. Sample, S. Meleen, L. Sanford, E. MIIIVGY, D. Rupp, J. Rafalski. Row 2: Mr. Kiesnowski, J. Gurdak, A. Devofre, G. Fitzgerald, D. Danielson, L. Thompson, T. Carr, D. T Rad ki E Coleman D Kenney, Peterson, D. Barnett, F. Mathers, R. Anthony, Si. Lore, Mr. Shea. Row 3: Mr. T. Dunn, . ec , . I ., . . A. Scott, B. Slocum, N. Kenney, P. Bofton, R. Briggs, Bi. Wing, D. Mason, T.. Caldwell, M.r. Tubbs. Row 4: R. Leosky, T. Radeckl, D. Devore, K. Thomas, H. Camp, T. Kane, Bi. Rapp, C. Dinniny, J. Harkins, P. Ferry, G. Mason, J. Kellogg. Come on, boys, let's see some Tension mounts as af Play' g00S action! ! into action. Y.H.S. OPP. 18 Randolph-East Mead 7 14 Cambridge Springs 7 12 Kane 34- 26 Saegertown 13 7 Sheffield 19 21 Northem Area 27 20 Townville 32 26 Conneaut Valley 13 Crawford County League Champions

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has not been decided vthethei to Blownqutst all' file an official protest mm by Fran The call came late in the fouith Chuck- Sal' Yotmgsvuill 'SIN fNf'X U pseis Eagle. 4-. -311 sl -The the Saltiurn soor S0631 orfa om'Dot EALS1 one-'ya -EW Iicial to comn explain what ignored him. i ien 1 nad an ex? nlnnntinn r-nmino' l' Shea Said, he ision once its ble -Qdll was s, before. The ah intention- 'lavity against i rushed at the ehlman down- ofi balance hefcaught it g down. How- ' went all the r plays' later h -the middle attempt wal , TD came. just before the end of the game. The Eagles were starting to 'drive dcwn field. Sample passed and Peeples picked it 4 back upfield he real doing to get caught sc nation SamQe was caught in their ,Q .4 .5 ' 'tu H Townville 'line Q at made. it throw instead, 1 lgs' E FOI' e ball titer a 1 i' ng Yom y Coat! ss iintnef gaiinst i Da, . h all om quist me A 4 Qiofr took IHC, li a. ,TMO Y ro inf toss Ck 19 yams' Iinom Greet' to Rook. Luearelli Q WOWQS with added uiieffmint, giving Kane a. -W gave them lead of 34 to e. :mari 'the Ili ng tlhe' mgs' ,ttf 'ilhe vvuivels Soon oauurgm ! me une-ywu wie. L'LlrO81'Sl' mn if Rggk mrnrnrl lhite ftilmt nf tho n,nmn.c.eamr nqftmt to th mod- 'ouohidio helt tin me it quaint . Nosvn rd quart Sat- stamt r a. bon BHG' led 'no r robe-d til son- ! PWM ' wed up 5 GSVU rd. Err H ,AISI vart, be logg! tea-H1 f split th: an 3.-fllefnf piece, ivlnil a det' the vict 'Thi ,. iste of ' eil' ou at- thu , any ov years 1 uckl 5 Northe md Combi est .ya ired ,Lfl-an P in Jus! ti.- re the I ling Ol bout y Shea out 15-au yarusi ire wnoie unng uieuiter--said'he iownviiie escort on On the 'rim cmnle the sideline. call. Intent c:..,.A wvlf-ills ...1,..-.vm um ku sve Meleen at- had never been so madiinllis-lifel away from his claimed there was nbibasisfor tha ional 'gfounding is lais: grounded in the at the sar in front-Or to the lers were tserf M ' x , him. The iproceeded' 'to mar-ku yards dow lor the penalty. IU- iour yard: Siding issa live yard Dibble's ' ' 4 , , ,he gmum that, the game' was ed on the r the Eagles. 'Ihere at Frelick had his nefcftrz -n I , qw-,,vC,,,,,k5 , this game against Eight . pl boi. Tovwnvillex jump- i 25-0 lead 'before his first Quarterba Stewartp C dozen Stel safety me was perfe stride. ant end zone. point., W 1 Sample, that gain luld score. scored its first Ville in the first period. the ball away hbled A V id play from scirim- lays later Townvillel ' s Bil1'Darling'wa!g end ot one of passes good ff ighthave been P' . ting ird's r Vf i v'r QE ui .liz dc l.l.'v ec se Ui to le. re H: 3!t0 11 le B: th' Cc he gi 45 pi th yz tt te D if! Yt Bi th? wt to th bz th pit til di hi B. yi H 14- H11 tu a OV the to fiv th! Mi f0l P1 thi in: thi SE' CC 'CGI ya go in of th' tix Ra the m A a Y , E Youngsville safetyh, whenhe returned the kickoff from mah. who, was fOrC'Gd to workrhw' score and .. ,., ,,,,, his ,nwn1'25 to the Northern Area K' FM 'Jew later Baker scooted be two going through 1. of the line. Samp'e 'A ,.,. W to ,bye Meleen tor the his way around an official' running 8 downneid. lugh 'lfownvillesgame was highlight- th ed by ,the 'running of junior riglitew fi -halfbaqlgf -Tom Peeples. Peeples- 011 Y ' 7' ' 1 ' l

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'E' wa s me xr! 2, semi Left lo Right: Kathy Schnell, Lois Danielson., Barb Crippen, Suzy Wood-Co-captain, Bonnie Anderson-Co-captain, Connie Ander- son, Jeanne Natale, Holly Williams. DEIZQ The cheerleaders, under the supervision of Mrs. Mabel Dickey, cheered our football and basketball teams to many victories this year. The Varsity Cheerleaders sponsored dances and sold pennants tor raise money, which they used to purchase red pleated skirts. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders not only cheered for J.V. basketball games, but also for junior high basketball and football games. They furnished their own uniforms and used the newly secured red and white shakers to add to their cheers. Center: Joanne Weldon, Vonnie Craft. Right: Judy Rafalski, Diana Hoy. Left: Susan Cettings, Bonnie Persing.