Greencastle Antrim High School - Conococheague Yearbook (Greencastle, PA)

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G. H. S. SPOTLIGHT 29 GIRLS' ATHLETICS The first days of the new school year were ushered in to the accompaniment of hockey. An outstanding feature of the sea- son was the presence of so many Freshmen at practice-a fact which always quickens the heart beat of the coach, and which usually means better teams to come. These recruits helped to fill the many places left vacant by last year's seniors. Due to the fact that Penn Hall had a new hockey coach, we were unable to secure our usual game with that team: but our Blue and Gold games helped to fill the schedule. As hockey will be on the program of the Shippensburg State Teachers' College this fall, we hope to be able to schedule a game with a team from that school and thus have an opportunity to demonstrate our skill in handling the ball and stick. Let's all cooperate and make our next season the best ever! Thanksgiving usually brings thoughts of basketball, and this year was not an exception to the rule. Everyone was on tip toes wait- ing for the thrilling note of that first blast of the whistle. When it finally sounded, the rail- ing was lined with many new faces. As wc lost many of our varsity players in last year's graduating classfthe prospects were rather doubtful at the beginning of the season. With the passing of time, however, the horizon brightened, and when the season was about over, every one felt that next year would bring forth the best season we have seen for a long time. Our new line-up proved skill- ful in passing, speed, and team work. This season initiated the Franklin Coun- ty Basketball League-made up of Scotland, Lemasters, Quincy, Mercersburg, and Green- castle-which will probably become a vital part of our basketball season. Here's a hope that we may become an active factor in the machinery of this league. Well, just watch us step! To think of spring is to think of trackg and to think of track is to think of dashes, basketball throw, and the Field Meet. The usual excitement prevailed at the 1932 meetg W. HARRY GILLAN Grain. Coal and Feed Phone 241-Greencastle, Pa. HOSTETTER'S GROCERY STORE On The Square GREENCASTLE, PA. FRANK M. MILLER House Furnishings 14 N. Carlisle St., Greencastle, Pa. MODERN HOME DINING ROOM 48 East Baltimore Street Greencastle, Pa. CARL'S DRUG STORE Kodaks-Films-Cameras Expert Photo Finishing Compliments of W. SCOTT HOSTETTER Justice of the Peace The Bank For All THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Greencastle, Pa. A Good Place to Bank

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