Littlestown High School - Littonian Yearbook (Littlestown, PA)

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-3 The Littonian SPORTS SOCCER The Season of 1933 again produced a very successful soccer team, thereby upholding the soccer traditions of this sport in L. H. S. Only three letter men remained from last year's team and from these together with the abundance of new material, our coach developed a successful team The entire season shows 10 league victories, and one outside of the league, against one defeat Summary of results of the Soccer Season: 10-York Springs 4-Fairfield .... 9-East Berlin . 7-New Oxford 6-Arendtsville L. H. S. .... 3-East Berlin .... 0 L. H. S. L. H. S. .... 6-York Springs .. 0 L. H. S. L. H. S. .... 3-Fairfield ..... 2 L. H. S. L. H. S. .... 5-New Oxford . .. 0 L. H. S. L. H. S. .... 2-Arendtsville 1 L. H. S. 55 Outside of League L. H. S. .... 4-Franklin :md Marshall .. 2 L. H. S. .... O-Mercersburg ............. 3 BOY'S BASKETBALL WEIKERT, Manager. SCHRIVER. Coach Jacobs, R.. Maitland, T. Maitland, Stover. Knipple, Bollinger. xL.H.S. ................. 28 xL.H.S. .... .... 4 1 xL.H.S. .... .... 2 8 xL.H.S. .... .... 2 9 L.H.S... .... 25 xL.H.S. . .... 23 L.H.S... ....28 L.H.S. .... .... 1 7 xL.H.S. ..,.24 L.H.S... .... 27 LHS... ....l5 xL.H.S... ....35 l..H.S.,. ....34 xL.ll.S.... ....30 xl,.li.S. .......... ..... 4 2 x Denotes Home Games. Alumni ....,.. Charles Carroll Biglerville .... New Oxford . . . Charles Carroll Arendtsville . .. New Oxford . . . Arendtsville .. . West York .... Boiling Springs Biglerville .... West York . . . Christ Lutheran . York ....... Thompson's Business College . . 9 26 20 21 21 22 . . . 20 42 17 23 . . . . . . 20 Boiling Springs 23 31 28 31

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-3 The Littonian if TYPINGCLUB FACULTY ADVISOR-Miss Josephine Stetser The Typing Club was organized for the purpose of giving an opportunity to Juniors and Seniors interested, but not taking the commercial course, to learn typing. Twelve students joined the club and in spite of the handicap of meeting only once a week, they learned the fundamentals of the work. The students in the club are pictured above. GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus from the Glee Club with their leader Miss Reida Longanecker participated in the State Music Contest at Johnstown, on April 27 and placed third in a group of seven contestants. Several local engagements have been filled by the chorus.

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gd The Littonian gr? GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls were less successful than the boys and didn't record many victories, but they always tried their best, fighting until the final whistle ended a game. Most of the games had plenty of in- terest and excitement and the prospects for next year look very good although the team loses four members. The following girls will receive letters: Rebecca Snyder '34 Marion Jacobs '35 Gladys Wehler '34 Evelyn Del-Ioff '35 Helen Del-loff '34 Winifred Rider '36 Mary Weaver '34 Rita O'Donnell '36 Ethel Lindaman '35 Dorothy Brendle '36 Won .... 3 Lost .... 10 BASEBALL Palmer, Bollinger, Ecker. Knipple, Stover, Beford, Basehoar, Long, Trostle, James, Rifile. WEIKERT, Manager. SCI-IRIVER, Coach. The same three lettermen that started Basketball were left to start Baseball. A great record re- mained for the boys to uphold, as the two previous years the teams were the pennant winners, win- ning 18 out of 20 games. Pre-season predictions, concerning the success of the team were low, but the boys said, we'll be in first division anyway. As the Littonian goes to press, the team has 5 victories and 5 defeats, thereby playing .500 ball. Considering the inexperienced and unseasoned players, we think, as well as the coach, that they are doing exceptionally well. We, the Class of 1934, desire to take this privilege to congratulate the coach Harold R. Schriver for the success which the teams have shown, and extend to him our wishes for even greater glory in the future.