South Lebanon High School - Ionian Yearbook (Iona, PA)

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Top Row-Margaret Bomb:-rger lltlanagerl. Thelma Hornicke-ll. Alice Fm-alhcr. Belly Collins. Xli Leese ltloaelrl. Second Row-Sara Smith, Mary Aurenlz. Eleanor Bohr. B:-Hy Henning. Firsl Ron Charlotte Spangler, Louella Youll. Margaret Gamher lflaptainl. De I.:-ne Yocnm. Sara llosle-ilu Qing , iljardify gaJLefLa! ' THE sllcitil-Iss of this yearis Girls' Varsity Basketball team may well be recorded. for the high school lassies lost only five of their twelve scheduled games. Their season opened on the local court. where the dribblers suffered a 21-24 loss to Annville. But five successive games in midseason saw them displaying ability which spelled victory. Again they met Annville. who seemed to be their jinx. and lost the game hy a 20-32 decision. However. the lassies were victorious in their closing games. Flashy red and blue suits, made in the power sewing classes under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Darkes. colored the Cedarettes as they dashed on to triumph. Throughout the season the sextette was ably coached by Miss Mary Leese. physical director of the girls. and captained by Margaret Camber. SCHEDULE 1.0111111011 Opp. Dec Annrille 21 2-1 llonn- .l an. Scllaefferslow n 16 22 :X w ay jan. Catholic Youth 22 30 llomc Jan. Cornwall 37 33 Away Feb Mycrstown 2-l 18 Home Feb H lllIlI1l4'lSIOWIl 25 20 :Xu ay Feb Cornwall 30 7 Home Feb Catholic Youth 29 18 Away Feb. Annville 20 32 .NX xx ay F:-lv Rohesonia 20 27 .N way Mar. Rohesonia 30 19 llonu- Mar Schaelfersiown 46 28 Home

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x 9 L Q jufure Malin .jJooL ' EARLY IN THE fall of 1939, the Achery Club was organized by Mr. White, the draft- ing teacher. At that time approximately sixty members were enrolled in the organ- ization. Each Wednesday after school, meetings are held, conducted by James Rock, President, other officers are: George Mish, Vice President, Betty Rock, Secretary, and Arthur Shirk, Treasurer. The club members have worked hard all winter during the meetings, making their own bows, arrow shafts, and bow strings. Since there are no dues, the members supply their own materials. From time to time, the necessary care of the bow and arrow and the fundamentals of the art of manipulating them have been studied and discussed. Now the Robin Hoods are practising out of doors, deriving pleasure, and acquir- ing habits of accuracy from the exercise, as they learn to puncture the targets from varying distances and angles. flint al'l0! gl'0al'lel'6 ' THE SEASON 194-0 marks the advent of another sport, wrestling, into the impressive list of Lebanon High Schoolis varied athletic development program. This Grunt and Croan Club owes its inception to Mr. Sydney Langman who worked diligently with the squad. Although the season was unimpressive as to victories, it must be remembered that the science of wrestling takes time to mature fully in any school. A promising group of sophomores and juniors remain to form the nucleus of next year's aggregation. Undoubtedly, Mr. Langman will soon be able to place a winning team in competition to represent Lebanon High. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Jan. 10 Stevens Trade Away Feb. 7 Hershey Home Jan. 17 Thomas Patton Home Feb. 9 Manheim Away Jan. 31 West York Home Feb. 21 Steelton Away Feb Bethlehem Home Mar. 6 West York Away 31... 1940 olloeleafone

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April l.l All. ,loy April 16 Reading SCHEDULE April 19 ,lolm llarris April 23 ltliddletown April 26 Swatara To u nship April 27 F. aml Al. Academy April 30 llershev lligh May .5 llershey Industrial May 7 .lolln Harris May I0 llliddletoun May l-L Swatara To wnship May l7 llershey lligh May 21 llersheylndustrial ,lune 4 Reading Away A way Away llome llome Away Away Away l lome Aw ay A xx ay Home Home Home SA Al l ' lil. ANGl.l'i. LVIIIIFII .740 greaf .fdmerican pafifime ' THE RED AND BLUE Varsity baseball nine, led by Coach nSainmy Angle. started the season with bright prospects. although strengthened by only five veterans. That all the candidates were willing and able was shown in their daily drills in the stadium. where they were put through their paces by lVlr. Angle. who is well-versed in baseball. The Cedars again competed in the Central Pennsylvania lnterscholastic Baseball League with a diflieult sehedule of fourteen games. Stunzling-l.eroy Moyer l5lu1len1 lVlanagerl, John Keigle lSludent Manugerl .Riehard Fields, George Cellle. Fred Fernsler, Arnold Spesak, Earl Fox, Sterling Peiller. Dwiglit Fake. .lames Speraw, joseph Palkovie, Samuel Angle ttloaelil, W. P. Yingst tFaeulty Managerl . Swned-Fram'is llerr, Charles Oveeka, Claude Reed, Robert Slike, 'l'homas Shuey, Eugene Paine, Richard Rollland, Robert llc-ss. Earl Wagner. Earl Hess, Elliott Fields. Kenneth Heber- ling. Robert Sanclo.