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

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row 1, l-r S. Staples. C. Roberts. B. Markey. B. Staples. P. Stump, J. Kauffman, row 2: A. Bensel, C. Chronister. F. Oberdick, C. Besser. co-captain, row 3: C. Blouse. J. Moul. R. Jacobs, co-captain, D. Lindt. B. Blouse. T. Godfrey. IBBSTAHT Slenker, I). Troutman. T. Fitz, G. Somers, B. Hoke. A. Kimc. B. Bil- let. L. Myers, row 2: C. Weigand. M. Thomp- son. L. Shirey. T. Troiani. L. Newcomer. R. Besser. E. Fitz. C. Fleagle, P. Kraft. R Givler. D Kern, row 3: M. Statella, B. Uffelman, L. Sykes. T. Ix»we, M. Harlacker. T. Grove. D. Dahowski, P. Latchaw, D. On. P. Munchel, E. Fitz. K. Smith. T. Ingot- L KEPLA7 • IKSTAK KEVIN R. BRUMGARD HENRY E. BRYNER. JR. MATTEW LEE BUDESHEIM BRUMGARD. K 10 13 59; Brummy ; Band 1.2.3.4; Science Fair 1.2; Spectator Bus 4; Football 3.4; Track 3.4 —BRY- NER. H. 12 25 58; Hank ’; Band 1.2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Science Fair 1.2; Cross Country 2; Football 3.4; Track 2.3,4; Varsity Club 3.4; Senior Council 4 — BUDESHEIM. M. 10 11 59; Budda ; Science Fair 2.

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Dallastwon hockey brought top honors to girls sports ut Dallastown this year by advancing to the District III fi- nals. the farthest ANY sports team from Dallastown has ever progressed in district competition. They were also the only York County team represented in districts, after county champions Dover bowed from competition after only two games. With a strong line-up, boasting eight re- turning letter winners from a defending championship teem, the 'Cats compiled an outstanding overall record of 17-3. In pre-school play the girls defeated Manheim Town- ship in exhibition by a score of 4-1, and blanked West York 9-0. This began a winning streak that continued for the first four games. Then came the Dover match, in which an early second half score revealed a 2-2 tie. In a suprise goal, Dover got past the defense to score their winning point. Against Hanover and South Western the stickwomen added nine more to their “goal” of 77. Poor officiating was a factor for blame in the ‘Cats next and final league loss—to Susquehannock. Seven more victories were reg- istered, with no «me coming closer than two goals, except Red I.ion, who was subdued by penetration time. This put the 'Cats tied for second place in the final league stand- ings. In a play-off match with Northeastern to determine which team would be district bound. Dallastown edged the Bobcats 2-1 on a goal knocked in by Connie Chronister with only three minutes left in the game. This victory qualified the 'Cats for their first district match- against Penn Manor. The half-time score found Dallastown down by one goal. Early in the second half Chronister hit the target to tie up the game. The teams were deadlocked after the regulation 50 minutes plus a 10 minute overtime, but the 'Cats earned the victory with an extra minute and sixteen seconds of penetration time. Playing at Ship- pensburg College on a cold Saturday morning, Dallastown was again victorious, this time at the expense of Charn- bersburg. Down one goal at the half-time mark, the girls came out fired up. with Bev Markey scoring before 20 seconds had elapsed. Markey again hit for the winning point 19 minutes later on a cross-cage pass from right wing Patty Stump. Facing West Perry in the semi-finals, Con- nie Blouse scored first on a penalty stroke. Connie Chron- ister then scored to give the 'Cats a 2-1 lead. Again tied at the game's end, an overtime was necessitated, in which Connie Blouse tallied her second and the winning goal of the game. This impressive victory pitted the ’Cats against Lancaster's Champions (and later state cham- pions), Manheim Central in the District III finals. In icy cold and windy weather, Dallastown's only goal came on a penalty stroke by Connie Blouse. The final score found manheim winning 4-1. with the Dallastown team receiving silver medals for their outstanding accomplishment as District III runners-up for 1976. 2nd In Districts BRICKKR, T. 2 26 59; Brick”; Concert Choir 3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Football 1; Golf 2,3,4; Varsity- Club 3.4—BRISTER. C. 9 7 59; “Blister- Musicals 4; Spectator Bus. 4; Swimming 1,4; F.S.A. 1,3; Photography Club 1,3— BROWN, L. 5 4 59; Colorguard 4; Con- cert Choir 3.4; Musicals 3,4; Play Cast 3; Spectator Bus. 4; Transfer 3. BEST AST KEPLAT - Ml RICHARD TODD BRICKKR LISA ANN BROWN CARL G. BRISTER

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cut along the dotted lines OFFENSIVE LINE l-r: A. Bensel, B. Staples. P. Stump. B. Markey. C. Blouse, C. Chronister, B. Blouse. T. Godfrey. In spite of defeating Northeastern in league action. 4-2; the Wildcats again met the Bobcats in a league play-off to determine second place possession and a posi- tion in district play. In a close action game. Connie Blouse put Dallastown ahead by one in the first half. Northeastern retalliated early in the second half, tying it up. As Northeastern's dominance may have won them the game, a victory needed goal came with three minutes left, as Connie Chronister hit the cage, to help Dal- lastown edge by, 2-1. This victory assured the D-town hockey team a spot in dis- trict competition, which they pursued until the finals. Senior and MVP recipient Connie Chronister lead the scoring attack throughout the season, averaging 1.5 goals per game for a total of 28. Center forward Connie Blouse compiled 13 goals, two of them on penalty strokes, while right inner Bev Markey pounded in 11. followed by Bonnie Blouse with 9 and senior Patty Stump. 6. The stingy defense that only permitted nineteen goals to penetrate them in twenty games consisted of co-captain Robin Jacobs at goalie; Julie Moul, Flip Oberdick. and Celeste Roberts at fullbacks; and halfbacks; co-captain Corrine Besser. Deb Lindt, Sharon Staples. Julie Kauffman, and Barb Staples. DEFENSIVE LINE l-r: C. Besser, S. Staples. C. Roberts, J. Moul, R. Jacobs, F. Oberdick, J. Kauffman, D. Lindt. IHSTAST KEPLA7 INSTAS SUSAN E. BUPP VON A. CAMPANELLA BUPP. A. 8 10 59; Colorguard 3,4; Girl's Track 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Drama 1,2; A.F.S. 3,4—BUPP. S. 1 23 60; Fluff; Spectator Bus. 4; Student Coun- cil 1.2: Cheerleading 1.2.3; H R. Officer 1,2.3—CAMPANELLA. V. 10 12 59; Hood ; Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 2,3.4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; District Chorus 3; Barbershop Quartet 1; Madrigals 2,3.4; Musicals 1.2.3.4; Science Fair 1.2; Spec- tator Bus. 4: Golf 1.2.3,4; A.F.S. 3.4. t»-XQC-