Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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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.

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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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january 23 Scotland 56-Lemasters 30 XVinners of the Franklin County league last year proved to the L. H. S. team that they were plenty Strong' again this year. January 2-l Klerceraburg Academy 61-Lemasters 37 ' The L. H. S. team was off the beam when they played the Academy, loging 61 to 37. january 27 Mcfonnellsburg 32-Lemmters 22 Despite the long' trip over the mountain the invincible L. H. S, quintet thrashed the Mcfonnellslxurg Fire. February 3 Greencastle 39-Lemasters. 44 y Although in the cellar the first half of the season, the L. H. S. quintet started the second half by downing the Greencastle Fire on the home court. Trailing at the Izeginning of the lint quarter, the team rolled up a winning score. February 6 Xlashington Township 3-l-Lemasters 36 After defeating' Greencaftle the L. H. S. team was ready to take on Xllashington Township in one of the most exciting games of the season. Going into an extra period, the L. H. S. team proved that it was the etrongest en the Hoor. February 7 Blercersburg Academy SU-Lemaaters 29 After two euccessful giuiies. the Lemasters' team dropped one to the Mercersburg .Xcadeniy by a Score of 50-20. February l3 Merceraburg 51-Lemanters Sl i Playing' for the lead in the second half of the Franklin County League, the Le- niarters' team played hard. but lost the fecond game with Mercersburg. February 17 Scotland 48-Lemasters ll ' Playing' the last league game of the seafon at Scotland, the team wuffered defeat at the hande of the Scotland Fire.