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

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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

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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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19214, d3a4lmt6alL Standing: Miss Hasely, B. Smith, J. Miller, S. Harnish, J. Reinsel, A. Stratton, M, Lutz, H. Cook. Seated: B. Reighard, J. Rankin, J. Olson, D. Rankin, P. Reighard, B. George, D. Simpson. GIRLS BASKETBALL This year of basketball has shown a great improvement over the former years. Our new coach, Miss Hasely, has put forth successful efforts to make this tearn what it is. We will be losing quite a few of our much needed team-mates this year. They are: Doris Rankin, Doris Simpson, Jean Rankin and Betty George, all worthy players. Although they are gone we hope to keep on striving to the best of our ability with the aid of Miss Hasely. We have no definite first and second teams because we are all working for the same purpose-VICTORY! The team is as follows: Forwards Guards Peggy Reighard Doris Rankin Betty George Doris Simpson Betty Reighard Jean Rankin Jane Olson Mary Lutz Betty Smith Jeanne Miller Sarah Harnish Joan Reinsel Amanda Stratton The girls who earned letters are Doris Rankin, Peggy Reighard, Betty Reig- hard, Jane Olson, Betty George, Doris Simpson, Jean Rankin and Mary Lutz. We hope these letters will always remain an honor and pride to our girls through the coming years. There are two teams that we wanted badly to win against and we succeeded in winning one game of each, the Clarion Femmes and Shippenville Girls who have gone long undefeated. twentysfive