Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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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.

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Track Team The Lenizisters High School truck 'team consists of eight incnihurs, six seniors, two juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman. The track team has no schedule this yezlr hut will purticipzitc in rm internnirzil pi'og'1'ziiii. Left to right: first row:- Guy Hollenhead, Glenn Barnes, Richard Riley, Harold Frye. Second row: - Bruce Yeager, Fred Sehenck, Richard Hopkins, Donald Hopkins. Third row: - Rodney McLaughlin, John Armstrong, Gerald Meckley, Raymond Hawbaker. Fourth row: - John Stoner, Bob Blattenberger, Mr. Wingerd, Percy Hayes, John Hill. Junior Varsity Basketball Front 1'0w, left to right: Donald Blattenberger Qmanagerj, John Brake, Eric Etter, Fred Schenck, Earl Ferry, Robert Blatenberger, Paul Hopkins fnianagerb. Second row: Paul Shives, Donald Beeler, Gerald Meckley, Harold Deshong, Merle Shives, John Armstrong, Rodney McLaughlin, John Stoner. Third row: Mr. Wingerd. This year the Leniartf-rs tczmi clisplayefl excellent form :incl ability :is they en- countered their opposition with strong' ClC'f6'1'llllll1ltlU1l to win. The team consisted of 13 boys who gave excellent l'JE1'fOl'l1lE!1lCL'!i tliroughout the year. p Sevcrzll of the boys sliowecl 'r possibilities of becoming varsity players next year. .X great deal of Credit goes tto Mr. XVi1ig'ei'cl for taking zl squad of inexperienced players and inaking zi good team of tlieni. PLAYERS 1. ERIC ETTER 7. Doiuro BIEELER 2. JOHN BRAKE S. JACK l'll-XWBAKER 3. JOHN STONER U. FRED Sci-IENQR 4. EARL TERRY lil. RODNEY LXICLAUGHLIN 5. JoHN ARMSTRONG 11. hlERLE Siiirizs 6. ROBERT BLATTENRERGIZR 12. PAUL Simms 13. GERALD BIECKLEY