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

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Fin! Row: Kenneth Grubb, Ernest Firestone. John Sharp, Robert Heffley, John Musheno, Jack Har- muth, Robert Fitting. manager. Second Row: lVlr. nl. A. Curzi. mash: Allen Glick, Richard Weiss, Robert Lorenson, Thomas Ifnglehart, Joseph Short, Ronald Nloudy, Mr. M. C. Intrieri, !i1.TL't'f0T qf athlfficf. JUNIOR - VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Lebanon Cedar Twigs ended their playing season with a total of 11 wins and 10 losses. Six out of their fourteen League games were wins. All were close and exciting, especially with -lohn Harris, Reading, and York. VVin or lose, the hard-fighting Twigs always played a good game. I ' I The Twigs were led in the scoring by john Musheno with a total of 188 points. Next came -lohn Sharp with 118 points, followed by a total of 112 points scored by Robert Heffley. A grand total of 973 points was challced up to the Cedar Twigs, as compared to the 919 points of their opponents. Coach Curzi taught his players unusually fine team work and molded them into an outstanding -layvee team. Congratulations to you, Mr. Curzi, for a year that Lebanon High regards as a success! L.H.s. om-. i..H.s. or: 36 .... .... M iddletown ..........,. ..., 2 6 32 .....,.... John Harris ........ .... 5 1 42 .... .... H ershey ...,..,..,.,...,. .... 1 7 61 . .. , .... Lebanon Catholic. ,. ....37 -1-6 ........., Reading Central Catholic .,........ 51 54 .......,.. Pottsville ....,.,.. ,... 4 9 led .......... lVl. S. Hersheyf. .... 29 Canceled ...... Carlisle ............ .......... C ance 35 ........,. Pottstown ..... .... 4 6 56 41 .....Wm.Penn..,, ....43 46 .... .... I ,OttSVllll3 ....... .... 5 9 45 ........., Lancaster. , . .,.. 51 37 .... ..., M . S. Hershey. . .,.. 31 59 .......... Steelton .... .... 5 0 48 .... .... W lin. Penn ..... .... 4 S 44 .......... Reading ..... . .. ... .47 38 .... .... 1 iancaster. . . .,.. 44 53 ,... ...... Y ork ................. ..,. 5 4 36 .i.. .... S teelton. , . ..., 52 S7 .......... ,lohn Harris ,........... ..... . 64 42 .... .... R eading ..... .... 4 5 973 .,.,....,. Total Points Scored .... ..... 9 19 43 .... ..., Y orlc ....,. .... 4 9 Vllon 11g Lost 10 19111

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Fifi! Row: Jackson Will. Lynn Heilman, Robert Yorty, James Harris, Richard Shepps, Ray Brown. Second Row: Coarh Samuel Angle, VV'arren Wagner, Ronald Bernhardt, James Gaidos, Dick Folmer, Thomas Reilley, .ftudfnt managng Mr. M. C. Intrieri. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach U. Samuel Angle's Cedar quintet scored another successful season, occupying third place in the final standings. The Red and Blue dropped a 56-54 decision to Middletown as the season opened. x But the tables were turned on Hershey and Reading on the local court. A loss to Pottstown was chalked up against Lebanon, which in turn made a comeback with a five-game winning streak. The Cedars were nosed out in the next three games. They dribbled into the second half, however, trimming their old rival, Lebanon Catholic, to the tune of 64 to 43. L.H.S. scored an upset by defeating Potts- ville by eleven points. Two losses followed, and then four wins, bringing Lebanon and John Harris together in a nerve- racking contest for leading role in the second half. But disappointed fans saw a hard-fighting Red and Blue team overshadowed by john Harris, as the latter took the victory. Nevertheless, for the Cedars it was a year to be proud of, since they scored fourteen wins with only half as many losses. We congratulate the '51-'52 Varsity, Coach Angle, and all those who helped make our team a success. l90ll VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE L.H.s. oPP. 54 ...... Middletown ........ 56 33 ...... Hershey ..... .... 3 2 53 ...... Reading .... .... 5 Z ......Carlisle........... 37 ...... Pottstown .... .... 5 7 50 ...... Pottsville .......... 45 46 ...... M.S. Hershey ......, 45 43 ...... Wm. Penn... .....34 60 ...... Lancaster .... .... 5 1 52 ...... Steelton .... ..,.. 4 1 43 ...... Reading .... ..... 45 47 ...... York .............. 64 S4 ...... John Harris ........ 60 . . . . . .Lebanon Catholic. . .43 64 61 ...... Pottsville ......,... 56 55 ...... NLS. Hershey ....... 48 50 ...... Wm. Penn ......... 53 70 ...... Lancaster .... ..... 3 2 85. . . . .Steelton .... . . . . .42 46 ...... Reading .... ...., 4 5 58 ...... York ........ ..... 4 6 60 ...... John Harris ....,.., 67

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Sfaled: Jackie Snyder, Barbara Vvolfe, Margie Karr, Ioan Curtin, Sandra Fees, l,orraine Mann, Emily Clements. Ser0rEi.Rp1wi'1-laclcie Kapp, Rhona Reinhold. Marian Daubert, Joann Moudy, Shirley Leibig, Rhea mn oc. Third Row: Marilyn Garman. Mary Pautz, -loanne llgenfritz. Mrs. Helen Deiter, mark: Joyce Diss- inger, Dolly Rainey, Edith Bleicliert, Frada Grosky. CEDARETTES Under the first year of coaching by Mrs. Deiter, the SCHEDULE Lebanon High Cedarettes compiled a record of five wins, LH-S. OPP' two losses, and one tie. The high-scoring forwards largely . responsible for each victory were Captain Joan Curtain, 19 ' Heldelberg 35 jackie Snyder, and Margie Karr. The strong defense of 34 ..,.. Cornwall. .. .. . 36 the guards was shown in the teamwork of Lorraine Mann, -1,1 Ulhll Annvmei U D H U 36 Dorn Rainey, and Mary Ann Pautz. 1 . I 28 ..... Heidelberg .... .. . 18 The remainder of the Cedarettes turned in good per.. formances, too. 26 ..... Cornwall .......... 15 The Lebanon victories were at the expense of Annville, 26 ' Lebanon Cathollc' ' 16 Heidelberg, Cornwall, and Lebanon Catholic Beaverettes. 27 ...,, Annville .,........ 27 gefeatsuwere suffered at the hands of Heidelberg and 27 - Lebanon Catholic.. 15 ornwa . In spite ofthe fact that the Cedarettes were leading by a kg -C 227 198 few points throughout the entire game, Annville managed to tie the score in the last quarter. At the end of the year, five girls will receive sweaters and also Varsity letters. lf92ll