McKeesport, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
"Yough-A-Mon"
1947 Yearbook
when they won 18 out of 20 games played- The first four league games were also easy victories for the Red and Blue. Even Duquesne met defeat here by the score of 41 to 37. But, the next nine games presented a different picture. Both Homestead and Munhall registered victories over the Tigers. Brentwood, Baldwin, and Washington offered little resistanese to our basketeers- Trinity pulled a big upset on February 11, when their team defeated the Red and Blue 36 to 34- Incidentally, this was Trinity's only vletory of the season- Duquesne and Homestead easily showed their class by defeating McKeesport 52 to 39 and 38 to 30. In a hard fought game, McKeesport downed Munhall in the finale, 40 to 34. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Dayton Allen Edward Lutes Jack Payne Stewart Beattie Frank Nfansfield Ernest Stephan Alfred Come Richard Misenhelter Elmer Tremont Kenneth Jones James Munnell Tom Maesko, Student Mgr. The Munhall game closed the scholastic careers of Edward Lutes, Kenneth Jones, Ernie Stephan, James Munnell, and Stewart Beattie THE RESERVES The reserves, composed largely of sophomores, played a nioeteen game schedule - The games played by the reserves were usually preliminary to the varsity contests- The squad, under the coaching of George Krause, of the Vocational School faculty, won 10 out of 19 games played JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Winter, 1946-1947 Front Row - Charles Neuschwander, George Galiyas, Elias Thomas, John Palumbo, Robert Thompson, Nick Bakalis Second Row — Mr. Krause, John Kovacs, Jerome Adams, Sylvester Simmons, Robert Beel Student Manager Third Row — Thomas Waddel, Walter Polka, Thomas Schaffer, Richard Baniesk
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