Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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Front row, left to right: Guy Hollenshead, Glenn Barnes, Richard Riley, Donald Hopkins, Harold Frye. Second row: John Stoner, Bruce Yeager, Fred Schenck, Richard Hopkins, Earl Ferry, Jack Hawbaker. Third row: Raymond Hawbaker finanagerl, Mr. Wingerd fcoachj, Milton Garnes Qmanagerj. Front row, left to right: Mrs. McElhaney, Nellie Keefer, Mary Fisher, Dorothy Etter, Gladys Brindle. Standing: Dorothy Bricker, Janet Failor, Helen Barnes, Faye Keefer, Doris Mellott, Elaine Jones, Peggy Lamaster, Frances Robison.

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Girls' Basketball Basketball at Lemasters started in 102-l-1025 under the direction of the Principal Nlr. Thornton. Since then, there has heen a Girls' Athletic Association at Lemasters, under the direction of Mrs. Edna McElhaney. This year there were IS girls in the association. .-X total of 0 gaines were played during this past season. .lanuary 1-L. H. S. ,-Xhunnae 16-Leniasters 2-l To the tune ot the l.. H. S. pupils' cheers. the Xliildcats trounced the former graduates. blaniiary S-Scotland 19-Le-masters 31 The Leinasters girls skipped from the Hoor from an easy victory. January 15-Vliashington Township 17-L. H. S. 1-l Breaking' their winning streak, the Wiildcats lost to the VVasliinf.fto11 Township sextet hy a 17-1-l score. january 27-Greencastle 26-Leinasters 21 .X Five-point loss was suffered hy L. H. S. in the meeting with G. H. S. january 29-Xliashiugtou Township 30-Lemasters 29 Following' closely at the heels of XYashingtou Township, the XYildcats hnally lost hy one point. Fehruary 3-Greencastle 33-Letuasters 26 Through a tough. hard-played game, the L. H. S. sextet lost to the G. H. S, girls. Fchruary 5-Scotland .27-Lcinasters 30 Taking' the lead early in the ganie the Xllildcats surrendered it temporarily to the Scotland sextet hut quickly 1'egained speed to end with a victory. February ll-Mercersburg' llfl-Leniastcrs 20 To close competition and cheering from both sides the two teams decided to quit at a 20-20 tie. v

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Varsity Basketball Squad GLENN BARNES RICHARD RILEY GUY HOLLENsHEAD RAYMOND I-IAWBAKER. '48 IJAUL HOPKINS. '51 CLASS OF 1948 HAROLD FRYE DONALD HOPKINS RICHARD HOPKINS CLASS OF 1949 FRED SCIIENCK CLASS OF 1950 JACK HAwB,xKER CLASS OF 1951 JOHN STONER MANAGERS AIILTON GARNES. '48 ROBERT BLATTENBERGER, '51 COACH XYILLIAM N. XVINGERD December 9 VVaynesbOrO 53-Leniasters 28 Beginning the 1947-48 basketball season the Lemasters' tive lost 53-28. December 12 Chambersburg 53-Leniasters .28 The squad lust tO a team that has held Championship rating in past years. December 16 Shippensburg 57-Lemasters 35 In the third nun-league game Of the seasun the Lemasters' squad lost to the Ship- penshurg Greyhnunds. December 23 Alumni 27-Lemasters 26 A game that proved to be a thriller. December 50 Quincy Orphanage Z0-Lemasters 47 The hrst victory came tO the L. H. S. Five when they downed the Quincy Orphanage team. January 6 MCCOnnellsburg 41-Lemasters 21 A very cluse game until the last quarter and. although the L. H. S. quintet played hard, they lost hy twenty points. january 9 Greencastle 31-Lemasters 21 The Lemasters' squad traveled tO Greencastle Only tO lose the game. January I6 'Washingtnn Township 31-Lemasters 22 The Lemasters' team had high hopes Of defeating XYashingtOn Township, but due to the lack Of a grind passing team dropped the game hy a 9-point margin. January 20 Mercersburg 23-Lemasters 20 Meeting Old rivals proved to be an upset when they handed the L. H. S. team a defeat by Only three points.