Chestnut Ridge High School - Lion Yearbook (New Paris, PA)

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IN OR HIGH FOOTB LL SQUA ROW 1: Dale Allison, Ted Mowery, Ronald Hennis, Mike Gerula, Bill Triplett, Ioe Felix, Bob Bowser, Ioe Dull. ROW 2: Coach Wendel Gower, David Hoenstine, lack Long, Iohn Heslop, Iohn Farkas, Ernie Weicht, Ted Corle, Bill Turner, Frank Farkas, Coach Tom Hughes, Coach Iohn I. Koza, Ir. ROW 3: George Schaffer, Dick Moore, Harold Miller, Dennie Miller, Carl Smith, Barry Stigers. After several weeks of tough practice, the Iunior Lions invaded Everett on September 18, for a game with the Everett Iunior squad. The inexperienced Lions lost by a score of 7-O. The next week the Iunior High traveled to Meyersdale. In a nip and tuck game, the Lions Won it 7 to 6 as Hap Miller scored the deciding point after the final gun sounded. The third game saw Bedford and the Ir. Lions stage a thrilling encounter which Bed- ford finally Won 12 to 5. Going away from home again, the Ir. Lions soundly trounced Northern Bedford 15 to O. In the next two games the Ir. Lions met formidable foes. Hollidaysburg defeated the Ridge Junior High 19 to 6, While Claysburg defeated the Ridgers 26 to E. In the final game of the season on the home field, Chestnut Ridge and Saxton Iunior Highs engaged in cr real thriller. The final score showed the Ridge victorious 13 to 7. Ninety Three

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'ARSITY FOOTB LL ROW l: Larry Stiffler, Woody Acker, Steve Callihan, Bill Brandt, Ted Benna, Cyril Hoover, Ian Knavel, Barry Nail, Norman Sill. ROW 2: Coach Bill Norman, Ross Walters, Dallas Corle, Duane Mock, Ron Rhoades, Gary Heidorn, Tom Sleek, lim Critchfield, Sherry Nunamaker, Coach Bob Peterson. ROW 3: Don Fleegle, Ierry Miller, Doug Fochtmcm, Irvin Stiiiler, Dick Price, Gary Ferguson, lim Wilson. In the fourth season of football at Chestnut Ridge. the Lions compiled a 2-7 record. Victories were accomplished over Black Lick and Berlin. The Lions traveled to Saxton-Liberty for the season's opener. In a thrilling offensive duel, the Wildcats overcame our Lions 33-19. In the first home game, a visiting Gallitzin eleven overcame an early deficit to win the game 13-7. The following week the Lions registered their first victory of the season. The boys whitewashed a Black Lick team on the home gridiron 13-U. Seeking victory number 2, the Lions played inspired football at Northern Bedford but lost by the margin of 40-13. In a bruising defensive battle, the Lions dropped a close 7-O decision to Lilly. Returning to home soil for the next game, the Ridgers fell before a strong Everett :quad 40-6. Traveling to Penns Manor for the next game. the Lions met one of the best teams in the district. Penns Manor won B5-S. The following Week the Lions were on the road again. The Lions lost to Forbes in Windber Stadium 24-7. In the final game of the season, the Lions staged a second half rally to beat Berlin 13-U. Ninety Two

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WRESTLI G ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: Ronald Davis, Bill Hahn, Don Fleegle, Lawrence Sarver, Delbert Miller, Clair Corle, Bobby Miller, Kim Buterbaugh. Dean Miller, Denny Miller, Doug Fochtman, Ronald Hennis, Ian Knavel, Denny Bowser, Dick Iohnson, Iim DeVinney, Gary Hauck. Mr. Pope, Raymond Kniseley, Tom Flanders, Edward Mowery, Galen Lehrncrn, Dale Davis, Danny Stultz, Larry Shaffer, Ronald Miller, Mr. Lehmier. Ross Walters, Bobby Habinyak, Tom Trentini, Tom Miller, Lawrence Wright, Ricky Yost, Tommy Bowser. C. R. H. S. 26 Altoona 15 C. R. H. S. 14 Bedford 28 C. R. H. S. 32 Windber 14 C. R. H. S. 18 Boswell 20 C. R. H. S. 21 Everett-Southern 17 C. R. H. S. 36 Morrison Cove 15 C. R. H. S. 14 Altoona 25 C. R. H. S. 28 Conemaugh Township 17 C. R. H. S. 20 Somerset 16 Ninety F our 1