Codorus High School - Glen Echo Yearbook (Glenville, PA)

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azaiw 44- 436513 f 4 M5564 4 'P ITJIE EEIEEIEIEIEIEEIIZ IZIIXIIZIIZIITSIIZIIZIIZIEIBIEIIZIE In the alumni fray, the C. T. H. S. tossers gained the unique distinction of being the first varsity in the history of the school to defeat an alumni five. Captain Leon Bortner, forward, played a steady game throughout the sea- son and at times scintillated on the offense, with one hundred and three points to his credit. Bortner annexted the season's scoring honors and also set a school record by scoring twenty-three points in one game. George Flemmens diminutive forward, proved a worthy running mate to Captain Bortner by playing a brilliant floor game as well as by collecting his share of points. George was one of the fastest forwards seen here this season and he proved a constant menace to the opposition both on the offense and defense. Raymond Panian, lanky center, took second scoring honors for the season by chalking up ninety-nine points. Besides sparkling on the offense, Ike proved a tower of strength on the defense. When his teammates were unable to break through their opponents' defense, Raymond could always be depended upon to whip the cords several times from the middle of the floor. Woodrow Snyder, guard, was a veritable stonewall on the defense and in addition could always be depended upon to play a steady and clear game. Wood- row put the damper on a many an oppressing forward's scoring aspirations. Elwood Cramer hit the stride early in the season and besides playing a good defensive game at times showed marked ability in caging shots from beneath the basket. Charles Warner, center and guard, made slow progress at the beginning of the season, but later showed remarkable improvement and caused the opposition plenty of trouble, both on the offense and defense. Earl Hetrick, guard, always played a steady game. Earl's specialty was passing and he had developed into a rather adept performer in his phase of the game. Elmer Parrish, as understudy to Captain Bortner, showed much skill in locating the basket and in all probability will break into the regular lineup next year. Park Trump, tallest man on the squad, with a little more experience will develop into an accomplished player. Next season Park will undoubtedly give some one a hard battle for a regular berth on the team. Russell Herrick, guard, did not often break into the scoring column but nevertheless he always played a fast and aggressive game. With a little more training Russell will develop into a dangerous man on the offense as well as on the defense. 5 2 CD1 C3 Q Q 3 Eff f32Qf293i?2f?QQE29?f229'3f32Y?f I +3293 T 1 Qlilw i?!f'ff??9?fE9Q+'?2Q+'329?'E2f?if2Y9?+?15?f329?+??9??29?+?2iJ?9f?f?29ij+?29?+?2Q+?2SEk525?QQ+9Q+9Q? fN9Qf9QFEQQQgs Thirty-two