Conestoga Valley High School - Conewago Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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l 4 ' a Izft - Sara Haldcman flies over the broad jump pit. Below rzgbr - Diane Fields and Arlene joseph hold a private pre-game practice. xi 3 9 ' S .J Hx, '. ' 1 ' 2 . W H., - fx, vs, S' . eff: Fi ,WM if ' i -Ui. Sitting' A.-joseph, D. Myer, J. Maser, B. Miller, j. Sreffy, C. Bare, C. Trour, G. Leaman. Kneeling: D, Eby,j. Frank, D. Parrish, R. Landis, R. Obcrholrzer, L. Landis, P. Smucker, D. Bow- man, M. Smucker, S. Haldeman. Slanding: Coach Murrcn, T. Srrubel, C. Godshall, C. Ganrz,j. VanGorden, L. Pfcnningcr, M. Swcigarr, R. Alwine, D. Falk, G. Foltz, K. Reese, S. Grcider, Y. Dcmoisc, A. Srolrzfus, D. Herrick, S. Patterson, D. Fields, E. Simmons, Coach Harris. I4

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Disappointing 2-5 Season Provides Experience For Girls' Track Team The track team, in its third year of league competition under coaches Judith Harris and Robin Murren, finished its season with a 2-5 record. The team, guided by co-captains joan Steffy and Cindy Bare, lost a close game to E-town, then went on to win against Donc- gal, 38-26, and Solanco, 45-19. Coach Harris remarked that having two coaches helped the team immensely. While she concentrated on the running events, Coach Murren worked with the girls in the field events: high jump, broad jump, and softball throw. Coach Harris also pointed out that one great disadvantage for the team was the lack of girls participating this year, and, in addition, most of the girls were inexperienced underclassmen. However this year's experience should prove invaluable to the retuming track participants. Oppatik - 'I'he girls are being timed for the 100-yard dash prior to a game. 'wa Below left - Detennincd to win, joy Maser takes off from the starting block. Below nkbt - Coach Han-is instructs the team befor: practice. amas-

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Diamond Men Build or uture The Conestoga Valley baseball team started the season under the leadership of first year coach Glenn Banner. The team was hurt by heavy graduation with only three returning starters, Rick Steffy, Tim Treier, and jack Snader. Though optimis- tic and enthusiastic, the team was plagued by misfortune almost from the outset. Winning their first game over Pequea Valley 4-3, the team was then hit by two injuries which hurt them for the rest of the season. Though they never gave up, the team finished the season 1-11, with two heartbreaking one-point losses at the end of the season. However, since five sophomores and three juniors saw varsity action this year, their experience should greatly help next year's team. Opparite - Mr. john Good, the ream's scotekceper, records the statistics of the Garden Spot game. I maxi rg al 3 15 ' -v M Below left - Dale McCurdy lines a hit to left field at a home game against lampeter-Strasburg. Below right - Anxiously awaiting the next pitch, Doug Rhoads holds on to Doug Mast during an intersquad game.