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“It doesn’t matter whether we are
in elementary school, junior high,
by Peggy Jordan high school, college or are out
working — the thing that determines
1963-64 athletic year has our real happiness in life is, very
already for the Dallas Sen- simply, our faith in God, and the
High School cheerleaders. growth of that faith.”
nder the sponsorship of Miss
nma Engler the following were —Bobby Richardson
ed as Varsity and Junior Var- Now: York Yonksss
eerleaders. Susan Cheney
tain; Gail Hughes, Jeri Jor-
y gy Jordan, Susan Kitchen,
e Kuderka, Georgia Mec-
heon, co-captain, Patricia
er, Sheryl Stanley, Linda
ert. Junior Varsity Cheer-
s are Pat Cully, Captain;
Cully, Joyce Hughes, Jackie
er, Pat Martin, Tommye
Tis.
st year the cheerleaders ended
ear of cheering by having the
of cheering at the All-Star
game which the North
gue won. We expect to have a
uccessful year of cheering.
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Ld ed Shown above is the 1962 Cham-
pionship Football Squad. Thirty-
two of last year’s members have
returned this fall. Included in these
are thirteen seniors and nineteen
juniors.
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THE ALY POST—THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1963
Football Prospects In Dallas School Good,
Says Coach Brominski
by Kathleen Miller and Martha Messick
In a recent interview with Coach Edward J. Brominski he stated that
the prospects of the gridiron squad for thecoming season are good. He
feels that they may even repeat last year’s championship season.
His reasons for this optimism are: First, the loss of only ten Seniors
from a squad of forty-three players. Seniors who left were: Donald An-
drews, Robert Ashman, Willard Bullack, Robert Letts, Sterling Mc-
Michael, Arch Paltrinieri, Paul Siket, Gary Smith, Delbert Voight and
Robert Decker; secondly, the return of thirty-two members of last year’s
squad which includes thirteen Seniors and nineteen Juniors. Included
among these are ten lettermen: Incoming Seniors John Farley, Howard
Dymond, Michael Jones, Jospeh Noon, Thomas Kerpovich, Carl
Kashenbach, William Swartwood, Allan Harris, Charles Lockard,
John Brominski; also Walter Prokopchak, incoming Junior.
Practice started August 19th, and the squad has been working daily
from 9 A.M. to 12 noon, and will continue practice daily at this time
until school starts. Practice consists of the basic fundamentals, and will
be followed by scrimmages with Plains and Meyers in preparation for
the start of the season with the opening game at Plymouth, the evening
of September 20th, under lights.
Coach Brominski is capably assisted by Louis Palermo, Senior High
School Faculty; and George Dombek, Junior High School Faculty
Member.
The 1963 Season Schedule of Games and Team Roster follows:
SCHEDULE
Exhibition Sept. 20 Plymouth A.N.
Conference Sept. 28 Lehman H.
Conference Oct .5 Forty Fort H.
Conference Oct.’ 12 West Wyoming A.
Conference Oct. 18 Exeter A.N.
Conference Oct. 28 Edwardsville H.
Conference Nov. 2 Luzerne HL
Conference Nov. 9 Northwest A.
Conference Nov. 16 Wyoming A.
Coach — Edward Brominski
Assistant Coaches — Louis Palermo, George Dombek
ROSTER
Name Ht. P. Wt. Class
Martin, Donald 5-9 B 133 Junior
Baker, Edward 5-10 B 150 Junior
Dymond, Howard 5-11 B 140 Senior
Farley, John 5-7 B 130 Senior
Jones, Michael 5-10 E 151 Senior
Noon, Joseph 5-9 B 178 Senior
Kerpovich, Thomas 6-0 B 191 Senior
Gassart, Fred 5-11 E 152 Junior
Prokapchak, Walter 5-5 B 148 Junior
Kashenbach Carl 6-0 B 167 Senior
Bachman, Sumner 5-6 G 169 Junior
Swartwood, William 5-11 C 175 Senior
Smith, Donald 5-11 GC 195 Junior
Voelker, Robert 5-11 'E 200 Junior
Harris, Allen 5-11 B 185 Senior
Lockard, Charles 5-9 T 187 Senior
Brominski, John 6-2 T 262 Senior
Holdredge, Donald 5-5 B 110 Junior
Martin, John 5-5 G 141 Junior
Luegenfus, William 5-8 B 139 Senior
Jones, Randy 5-7 B 124 Senior
Higgs, Charles 5-6 G 160 Junior
Bigelow, Merle 5-10 B 145 Junior
Dorrance, Edward 5-9 E 145 Junior
West, Gary 5-7 E 148 Junior
Finn, Reese 5-5 BE 145 Junior
McCuen, Charles 5-6 G 130 Senior
Morgan, Charles 5-9 G 184 Junior
Redman, Robert 5-9 T 165 Junior
Haines, James 5-10 B 159 Junior
Miller, Joseph 5-7 T 203 Junior
Student Manager — Thomas Ash — Junior
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