Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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attain.. 1948 Coach Andy Sember's first season as Lewisburg football coach ended with the Dragons showing a four and four record. Impressive triumphs were registered over Mifflinburg and Montgomery and heart-breakers were dropped to both Watsontown and Selinsgrove. Of the 42 boys who reported for practice at the start of the season, the following were seniors: Francis Aikey, Flobert Libby, Fred Groover, John Smith, Dick Lemmon, team captain Paul Snook, and Hall Solomon. 1949 Coach Andy Sember's second year found the Dragons compiling another winning season. The team placed fifth in the Susquehanna League with a 6-3 record. Thirty-three determined young men reported for practice that season. The Montoursville game eded the careers of Dick Gemberl- ing Arch Owen, Bob Diehl, Bob Himmelreich, Walter Keister, Bob Schlott, Carl Brouse and John Crossgrove. Row 1 - lleft to rightl - Libby, Crossgrove, Ellis Johnson, Flick, Matthews, Brouse, Troutman, Marlyn Sauers, Marvin Sauers, Judy, Fisher. Row 2 - Mr. Myers, Mr. Dyer, H. Owen, Jarrett, Keister, Himmelreich, Ingwers, Schlott, Deans, A. Owen, Hurst, Gemberling, Diehl, Mr. Sember. Row 3 - Stockdale, Troxell, Price, Berge, Straub, Beck, Loughany, Butler, Huffman, Smith- man, Burns, Boyd, Fisher, Brown. Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Flow 1 - lleft to rightl - Crossgrove, Keister, Himmelreich, Aikey, Snook, Johnson, Solomon, Gemberling, Diehl, Bob Libby, Smith, Troutman. Row 2 - Ellis, Brouse, Maltheus, Garret, Owen, Lemmon, Schlott, Stockdale lMgr.1, Millward lMgr.1 Fisher lMgr.1, Andy Sember lCoachl, AI Myers lAsst. Coachl, Wetzel, Hainge, Burger, Peck Owen, Arrasin, H. Erdley. Flow 3 - Marlin Sauers, Butler, Pickey, Bob Millward, Moyer, Libby, Judy, Burger, Ingwers, Fleish, Smith, Price, Shannon, Orasin, Carl Solomon, Morris Sauers. The 1948 Season Danville 38 Milton 32 Mifflinburg 5 Montgomery 0 Carson Long 0 Watsontown 13 Trevorton 0 Selinsgrove 7 The 1949 Season Mifflinburg 0 Milton 19 Northumberland 6 Montgomery 12 Selinsgrove 6 Watsontown 14 Porter Township O Trevorton 0 Montoursville 13 10