Neshaminy reminds you of the postman. Through rain, nor hail, or sleet or snow, etc., Neshaminy keep racking up the touchdowns - Sandy Oppenheimer Bristol Courier Times. And win they did with a perfect season and a record of 10-0-0. However the Lower Bucks Coaches began to complain - read about it here.

John Petercuskie, from Old Forge in upstate PA, was hired as an assistant coach at the beginning of the year. When Franks called ‘Cuskie to tell him of the opportunities at Neshaminy he was quickly convinced. He coached the linemen while Franks directed the backs.

1954_Oct 15_Hurricane Hazel's path

This was the year of the Hurricane. Edna caused issues in the Muhlenberg game and it rained so hard no one could see the scoreboard. Here is the article.  Then Hurricane Hazel moved directly over the area on Friday  October 15th forcing the game to Saturday October 16th. Then if that was not enough, Neshaminy trekked down to Pleasantville NJ for the scheduled game on September 24th, only to be turned around by NJ State Troopers as the game had been cancelled due to a Pleasantville Player contracting polio. No one remembered to tell Neshaminy the game had been cancelled. Game was then rescheduled on November 19th.

We need to take a moment to acknowledge Junior Errol Faunce who ended the 1954 season with 21 touchdowns - Source: Bristol Courier 11/3/1960. Back in the 50s, most teams relied on their running games. Errol, a transfer from Frankford HS was a rarity for those times and he places #4 in Neshaminy HS single season TD passes, only surpassed by Mason Jones 2016 Season, Pete Cordelli 1971 Season, and Brody McAndrew 2019 Season.