Clarion Limestone High School - Panorama Yearbook (Strattanville, PA)

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BUILDING SPORTS AT C-L f e ualled experience We commend and glory in our athletes or un q shi of physical endeavor inspired by of teamwork, of good sportsman p, d ud of a common the spirit of play. bond-school loyalty. A few of our extra-cu These have made us aware an pro rricular activities this year have been: BASKETBALL-the high light of C-L. MUSHBALL-a sport Ioved by everyone. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Brings about great leadership, cooper HEALTH-offers oppo ation and friendship. rtunities for an individuaI's physical welfare. FIRST AID-prepa res an gencies. individual for emer- 'QT I ,Q ' 1, 4451? ,Q 'H ,.,.jLv .L iff! :LW 'f'?vZ7i' I 51 was ' 1 v f -ffz iff?-. 5 , c Q, e Q I , . . .,.1v,,,, . TV V W . Qr94Q2S. Aff: , l ll'lMl, 'f .fjfl , I, , ' Iw i -. - 'l ilfl' llllll li s wll f' f um. , A -+ L-,-1 rji'Qfes K' ' It--i 'n faq I QW 3j1 rl l 131,-2R llllll lt i gciflll--1 f Z . , V : -an I gl X il Z? ' 9 5 2 .. twenty-three

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FRESHMAN CLASS SECTION A First Row: Marie Smith, Joanne Minich, Almeda Work, Julu Jacox, Joy Klouse, Ida Henry, Evelyn Theiss, Elsie Carrier, Donna Aaron, Patsy Allison. Second Row: Mr. Stahlman, Mary Hess, Mildred Young, Louise Cook, Doris Cook, Leona Goheen, Gloria Bowersox, Mary Lou Collett, June Hollobaugh, Jean Crate, Helen Martz. Third Row: Chester Minich, Grant Minich, John Raybuck, Lloyd Seigworth, James Cramer, Clair Neal, Charles Bigley, Dick Heasley, Robert Klepfer. Fourth Row: Edward Shofestall, William Potts, Jack Redinger, George Raybuck, Leroy Cramer, Don Smith, Samuel Wensel, Thomas Reed, Ray Johnson, Eugene Fry, Reed Jacox, Wilmer Champion. 'W new ' ' 'WV' f 1f'f 'Hff-sawn k K. , WL-YW FRESHMAN CLASS SECTION B First Row: Rosetta Elder, Mary Jane Showers, Althea Whitehill, Leona Blachier, Evelyn Gross, Maxine Booth, Eleanor Reynolds, Beulah Miller. Second Row: Mr. Blank, Merle Haines, Junior Copenhaver, Carl McKinley, Earl Reynolds, Robert Miller, Charles Detrick, Cadmus Kerr, Richard White. Third Row: Raymond Fox, Harold Johnson, Robert Copenhaver, John Reed, Dean Davis, James Burgoon, Robert Barnhart, Ross Rankin, twenty-two

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F L, Bugs. a6'a4A1t6alL Standing: D. Seigworth, J. Copenhaver, E. Reynolds, L. Burgoon, V. Clinger, D. Love, K. Buzard, R. Kerr, Mr. Rodgers. Seated: J. Mercer, E. Harnish, J. Kerr, G. McAninch, P. Palo. BOYS SPORTS The C-L boys basketball team rose to its highest height piloted by the able coaching of Mr. Kenneth Rodgers. Among the victories posted by the '41-'42 squad were double decisions over Ashland, Shippenville, Sligo, and Beechwood and single decisions over Corsica, St. Petersburg, Summerville, and Alumni. The hardest games to lose were 2-point decisions to Rimersburg, one in an overtime period played on our home court. The 38-34 defeat administered by Clarion after the blue and gold overcame an 11-point lead to tie the score 30-30 in the fourth quarter. The C-L fans will testify that it was the fastest and one of the most exciting games ever played on their home hardwood. Our largest victory of the season was when our C-L quintet swamped Sligo under a 38-11 avalanche on the latter's home court. The closest game that we played was a one point victory over St. Petersburg. Up till the half St. Peters- burg led in the scoring but from then on we settled down to outscore the oppo- nents and at the end of the game we had one point unmatchel by St. Peters- bur . gThe boys of C-L started the 1941-42 term by playing several mushball games. We had a very successful season, losing but one game to Summerville, defeating Corsica twice 4-O, 10-6, then went on to defeat Summerville on their i home diamond by the score of 8-1. INDIVIDUAL SCORING OF LETTER MEN Paul Palo ....,. ......,.......................,.. 2 17 Ed Harnish ,...,.... .... .... . ...37 Jim Kerr ,..., ...... . ........ 175 Bob Whitehill .... ,,.,,,,,15 Jack Mercer .........,.., ., ...... .. ............. ......,.., .,..,, .......... 1 5 4 Leo Burgoon ..... , ................ ..,.........,......,..,,......... . ,.,.,.10 Geroge McAninch .,..,......,............. .... .........,.... , . ,..., . .... , 40 The remainder of the team as follows: Junior Copenhaver, Earl Reynolds, Darrell Love, Bob Kerr, Vic Clinger, Keith Buzard. Fouls Fouls Fouls 'Ms Players Committed Shot Made Made Leo Burgoon .. 5O'X, Bob Whitehall .... ....,,...... . 11 13 9 70? Jack Palo ,... 4112 Ed Hamish ....,.... ..,, .... 3 3 23 15 65? Jack Mercer .. .... . ....... 39? Jim Kerr ..... .. . ...... , , 30 83 43 52? Gecrge McAninch ....,., ,..... 3 TM, Average points per game . . ,. ., ..,. .33 C-L total points scored 687 Opponents points per game . ..,,...., 29 Opponents points scored .604 WE'Ll ALL REMEMBER The record attendance at the Clarion game. The coaches' Chicken Dinner at the Coffee Shop . The coaches unswerving rules- Ball players are ruined not made by women . The Summerville Rochester. The wise crack, Remember Pearl Har- bor , by one of our talented seniors CTalented ? ? ?l. The loss of seven seniors. twenty-four