Penn Joint High School - Penn Point Yearbook (Claridge, PA)

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BASKET BRLL Row Kashurba, Rudick, Mr. Rosenzwelg, G. McClain Row 3: Mains, J. McClain, Bigler Row 2s Zimmerman, Onder Row Is Blckerstaff Because of the shortage of players, the season was Important for Its experience more than for 1t8 victories. Of the sixteen games played, the quintet was victorious in seven. The team this year was built around Dan Bigler, forward; and Lee Goodman, center. The team consisted mostly of Juniors, there being only two Seniors on the team. The Indians also relinquished two of their first string members to the Armed Forces of the U.S.------Goodman to the Navy and Supanclk to the Marines. The Indian line-up, as coached by Emil Rosenzwelg, was as follows: Jack Zimmerman---Guard, always on the alert. Luckily for him he could take the hard knocks. John Supanclk----Forward, has taken part In many never-to-be-forgotten games during his four years of hard playing with the Indians. Lee Goodman---Center, our sailor who came from Penn Junior High, has done a marvelous job of caging the ball. John Onder----Guard, a Sophomore who does some tricky ball claying. Dan Bigler----Forward, the Indian go-getter. Always on too with scores this year, and we hooe to see him there next basket ball season. Kenneth Mains----Forward, our all-around Senior. Being small of stature Is no handlcaD for him when It comes to this soort. Howard Blckerstaff----Center, Is one of the best one-handed olvot shot marksmen on the team. Fred Martini------Forward, a SoDhomore who aDpears to be very oromlslng for the Indian Varsity. John McClain-------Forward, known as Quacky The only left-hander on the team, but he can cer- tainly use that left hand to advantage. George McClain---Forward, proved to be an asset to the team. BASKET BALL SCHEDULE Dec. g Penn Two. 20 Exoort 32 Home Dec. 11 Penn Two. lg Norwln 2g Away Dec. 12 Penn Two, 36 Trafford 17 Horae Jan. Penn Twp. 32 Youngwood UU Away Jan, 22 Penn Two. 15 J eannette 2g Away Jan, 29 Penn Twp. 13 Sewlokley 33 Home Feb, 2 Penn Twp. 27 Franklin 12 Away Feb, 3 Penn Twp. 3§ Bell Twp 3 Home Feb. 5 Penn Twp. 26 Exoort 33 Away Feb. 9 Penn Twp. 3 Trafford 29 Away Feb, 12 Penn Two. 25 Youngwood 23 Home Feb. 16 Penn Twp. 3 Franklin 2g Horae Feb. 19 Penn Twp. 10 Jeannette 2g Home Feb. 23 Penn Twp. 21 Sewlckley 2S Away Mar. 12 Penn Twp. 3 Bell Twp. 36 Away 30

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FOOTBALL Row 3: Allwine, Kozaln, Rager, Zimmerman, Molt, Divens, Campbell, Bickerstaff, Moser, Eaton Row 2: Martini, White, Garrick, Supanclk, Onder, McClain, Welghtman, Bevan Row 1: Schwartz, Cuaworth, Malnea, George, Matthews, McClain, Shirley, Maine The Penn Township Indians were rather unfortunate in their record this year because of the lack of athletes. Only five lettermen remained from last year's squad. Under the handicap, Coach Grndisek had to build a line around Joe Orris, tackle; and guards, Kenny Mains and Harry Garrick. He proceeded to shape the backfleld around veteran quarter back, John Supanclk; and half back, Richard Eaton. Further trouble arose, especially for the Jeannette game, when two on the first string were out with injuries. Orris was disabled during East Deer game; Supanclk, at practice. Although the Indians had a comparatively light squad, they tackled the opponents with the utmost enthusiasm. Fighting until the last minute of the game, the robust sportsmen in Blue and White showed that they were not easily beaten. The lettermen who will probably form the backbone of next year's team are William Roscosky, Howard Bickerstaff, Jack Zimmerman, Robert Campbell, John Onder, Charles Moser, and John McClain. John Molt, Arthur Divens, Richard Eaton, and Harry Garrick are lettermen who have withdrawn from their classes. Dan Bigler received a letter for being a manager. John Supanclk and Kenny Mains gained additional recognition by being placed on the All-Star County Football Team. Harry Garrick earned a place on the second team, and Joe Orris rated honorable mention. Jackets were given to Paul Welghtman, Kenneth Mains, Joe Orris, John Supanclk, and Robert Bevan. The last two are already in the Armed Forces. LINE-UP L.E. Zimmerman R.T. Roscosky L.T. Moser R.E. Bickerstaff L.Q. Mains Q Supanclk C Campbell L.H. Onder R. G. Garrick R.H. Eaton F. Welghtman SCHEDULE Penn Twp. 6 Blalrsvllle 12 Penn Twp. 0 East Deer IS Penn Twp. 0 Jeannette 26 Penn Twp. 13 Youngwood 13 Penn Twp. 0 Pitcairn 7 Penn Twp. 7 Trafford 32 Penn Twp. 6 Bell Township 3 29

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HIGH HONOR ROLL Eleanor Ashbaugh Jean Fink James Amour Mary Duralia Elizabeth Galuska Kenneth Geiger HONOR ROLL Thelma Flshell June Goss Doris Holslnger Valeria Kuczlewlcz Doris Jane Mowry Elsie Ros8 Julia Pevornlck Anna Plttner These are the awards made to the Junior Class of 1941-4-2, the present class of Seniors: Kenneth Mains---------President Elizabeth Greer-------Music Elizabeth Galuska-----Commercial Doris Jane Mowry------Typing Roberta Whlsner-------Art Eleanor Ashbaugh------History Kenneth Geiger--------Mathematics Elsie Ross------------Science ALMA MATER The fertile fields which glve us life and great productive mines Surround Penn Township High School with classic monumental lines; Where new frontiers come Into view, new human needs unfold, The challenge of a modern world within our school we hold. Of many great historic shrines are famous stories told, Yet more esteemed than any seems yon Bushy Run which we behold; No savage menace threatens us within our stately halls. Yet we revere the courage which that battle oft recalls. As stands yon great historic shrine, may we stand firm and tall; With courage and a zeal to learn, with labor that shall conquer all; And may our hearts where ere we roam forever loyal be To you—Penn Township High School which guides our destiny. Robert F. Kunkle 31