Dallastown Area High School - Spectator Yearbook (Dallastown, PA)

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SPRINTERS: l-r. frback: I). Overmiller, T. Geiman. M. Goldman. S. Baker, C. Zager, M. Anderson, L. Sidenstrick- ler, J. Payne, M. Vanasdale. D. Seifert. J. Kraft. B. Bensel, M. Attig. A. Albright. S. Al- bright. J. Bailev. J. Bryner, J. Paige. M. Henry. M. Ness. HURDLERS, l-r: M. Weist. B. Brannon, R. Holpp, E. Peterson. B. Seitz, S. Willis. M. Bailey. DISC SHOT, row 1. l-r: T. Breen. B. Manning. D. Folk- enroth. row 2: J. Ferree, S. Grove, W. Olphin. V. Olphin, H. Bryner. HIGH JUMP: I). Geese.v (jump- ing). standing: M. McGuigan. J. Shirey, E. Peterson. M. Chronister. E. Dohner. R. Hoet. S. Willis. R. Bailey. The boys track team ended a medio- cre season with three wins and five losses. Coach John Pitzer classified the season as rebuilding, with many un- derclassmen running in most meets. In exhibition, the Cats started off their season by rolling over Manheim Township 92-48. The next win came two meets later against Vo-Tech. York High, who finished as league champions, outran the D-town cinder- man by a score of 109-32. After barely losing to Red Lion, the Cats then retalliatcd by defeating York Cath- olic 97-44. before losing their final meet by only six points. School rec- ords were set this 1976 season in two events. Mike Jones. Brian Seitz, Bryan Bensel. and Steve Albright set a new two-mile relay mark at 8:51, bitUriog five seconds off the previous record. MVP Mike Jones also set the school record for the two-mile run at 10:13, and missed the one-mile record by only one second. TRACK w Manheim Twp. York High L L West York Red Lion L L Central Y. Catholic W L York Vo-Tech Y. Suburban L IMSTAST KEI LAT » ItVSTAS AUBITZ. M. 10 3 59: Meg ; Swimming 2: Girl's Tennis 2.4—AUGHENBAUGH. G. 8 28 58: “Awk”: Golf 1.2.3.4— BAILEY, J. 7 13 59: Beetle ; Baselwtll 2: Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.3.4; Varsity Club 3.4.

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row 1, 1-r: D. Rineer, B. Shoemaker. P. Grim, J. Munchel, A. Kern, J. Hoffman, S, WiUhere. P. Stump. S. Large, row 2: K. Krout, M. Wineka, L. Hehr. G. Sommers. S. Kovacs, B. Owen. A. Werner. L. Aughenbaugh. S. Hartman. A. Mc- Donald, P. Hoke, J. I-arge, M. Stump, W. Lewis, row 3: F. Strausbaugh, M. Boll, E. Guarino. B. Keeney, C. Sullivan. J. Riedel. K. Trabert. B. Vernon, B. Brenneman. A. Myers, Stein INSTANT ltd LA? • INST GIRLS TENNIS Southwest. W West York L Sp. Grove W Red Lion W Central L Northeast. L York High W Y.Suburban L Dover L Hanover W 1976 girls tennis saw an overall team record of four wins and five losses, and a girls single tennis runner-up for York county from Dallastown, Peggy Bruns. Graduate Bruns, who played the number one position for the first three years of girls tennis at Dallastown. received the MVP award. She ended her senior season with and eight win, one loss record, being beaten by the girl who later became the county champion, l.isa -Sher- myer. In the county play-offs, Bruns forced Shermyer into a third game before losing the hard-fought match. This being the first year for girls tennis in a league, many young and inexperienced players were competing. Coach Davidson is expecting a solid line-up next season with six returning players, and an overall better team record. Senior Julie Kauffman and junior Jean LeCates, who played second and third man, respectively, will be the top returnees. The girls intramural track team produced a record of two and four in this first exhibition year before a YCIAA league was formed. Sue Wilshere. Sally- Large. Patty Stump, and Jenny Hoffman established a new county record for the 880 yard relay, at 1:55.3. while competing in the York Suburban relays. Large was the team captain and a sprinter, while Hoffman was the most improved runner and long jumper. Dallastown’s first victory came in the third meet, where Kennard-Dale was outdistanced by a score of 64--!4. Two losses later found the girls again victorious by running over York Suburban on a score of 70-35. Coach Lynn Shive is looking forward to a good standing in league competition next season, as she will have six experienced competitors returning. 1977 will also see com- petition in field events such as the long jump, high jump, discus, and shotput. Running events will feature 80 yard hurdles, a 220 yard dash, three distance runs, two relays, and one medley relay. GIRLS TRACK Northeast. L Red Lion L Ken.-Dale W Y. Catholic I. York High I. Y. Suburban W row 1, 1-r L. Olphin, G. Weir, T. Bommer, M. Bommer, T. Vavreck, J. I-abriola, row 2: B. Shet- tel, P. Bruns. J. LeCates. Coach Davidson. M. Dolce. J. Kauffman, M. Gdovin. ANDERSON, K. 11 28 69; Que sera sera 2”; Beacon 4; Spectator Bus. 4; Student Council 3: Hockey 1,2.3; Intra- murals 1,2,3; A.F.S. 1.2.3—ATTIG. J. 4 27 59; Chorus 1,3-ATTIG. M. 10 26 59; Mike : Science Fair 1,2; Track 1.2.3.4. KANDE LEE ANDERSON JANICE L. ATTIG MICHAEL R. ATTIG

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row I. 1-r: D. Etter. T. Harvey. R. Herman. I). Bruns. B. Grim. M. Krout, J. Goodling, J. Briggs, D. Piper. T. (.eight. row 2: I). Nardontonio, F. Hubert. D. Seifert. J. Nuzzy. J. Payne. E. Kern. S. Seitz, J. Weidner. Coach White, row 3: R. Crenshaw. F). Le- Cates. A. Criswell. M. Kelkis. TENNIS w Hanover 6 -1 w York High 5’ -1 w Dover 4 -3 w Red Lion 7 •0 w Central 6 -I L Suburban 3 •4 L Sp. Grove 0 .7 W Northeast. i -0 W West York 5 •2 W South West. 5 .0 The boys tennis team boasted their finest season since the arrival i f Coach White, three years ago. They finished in third place in the league with eight wins and two losses. In the first five matches the 'Cats were victorious, with only one team coming closer than four points. Central was the key match, with both teams undefeated prior to the stand-off. The Panthers were trampled by a score of 6-1. Under raining skies and two postponements. Suburban barely got by the 'Cats 3-4. After this second and final loss, three victories were reeled off by the racketmen to conclude their season. Junior Mike Krout played first man through- out the season, closely followed by freshman superstar Jenni Good ling. Jennie became the first girl to compete in the county tennis league, post- ing the team's best individual record of 9 and 1. Her only loss was to the boy who later captured the YCIAA single's tennis title. Third, fourth, and fifth men were Brian Grim. John Briggs, and Dave Bruns. respec- tively. Other senior members were Dan Piper and Alan Criswell; along with Grim, who received the most valuable player award. row 1. 1-r: J. Ludwig. T. Cooksey, R. Griffith. T. Clewell. R. Hickes, M. McKenzie. S. Eberly, S. Spent ., W. Mann, M. Hanle. W. Marklc row 2: M. Biven. M. Bailey, A. Jeffers. L. Cross, T. Stambaugh. R. Oberdick. M. Smith. T. Hineline. C. Baugher, S. Trostle, K. Keesey, row 3: J. Barkdoll. J. Thompson. K. Marquet. B. Carr. B. Fitz, S. Bailey. J. Wise. M. Doll, S. Henry, J. Vanasdale row 4: M. McKnight, M. Rineer. T. Knaub. B. Seitz. S. Baugher, M. Eberly. R. Dover. T. Darr row 5: T. Porter, C. Loughrin. S. Gunnett, E. Mays. M. Root. D. Star row 6: mngrs., J. Buonora. J. Testerman. M. Peterson; abstn: M. Gross. Vi Under the direction of Coach Larry Adams, the Junior High football team has retained the undefeated YCIAA championship for the fourth consecutive year. A balanced scoring attack was lead by the 5th, 6th. and 7th top scorers from the league’s top ten, Superior defense was evidenced by only 4.5 points per game penetrated, lead- ing all York County teams. Assisting Coach Adams were Tony Hower. line; and Carson Larkin, backs. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL W York Cath. 12 -0 w Central 12 .7 w West York 22 -6 w Red Lion 8 •0 w Dover 26 -6 w Hanover (forfeit) 2 -0 w York Subur. 16 -8 INSTANT ItEPLAT • INSTAN BAIR. J. 2 14 59 BAKER. S. 8 20 59; Mighty One ; Science Fair 2; Basket- ball 1; Golf 1.2.3,4; Track 3; Varsity Club 3.4—BAKER. S. 5 22 59: Sue : Cheer- leading 1. STEVEN R. BAKER SUSAN M. BAKER JANET R. BAIR