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

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Seated C. Prindle. Row 1 (L R) P. Elliott. C. Russo. S. Prindle. D. Douglas. S. Thompson. Row 2 (L- R) J. Weidner. E. Williams. A. Wolff. R. Zarfoss. S. Craley. D. Pawloski. D. Pendergast For the first time in the history of Wildcat golf, the team brought the Eastern Division crown to Dallastown. The team completed its season with an overall mark of 13-3; 10-2 in league action. Sophomore Chick Russo (8-6-2), Dan Douglas (13-1-1), and Paul Elliott (10-4) started in positions one, two, and three respectively. The remaining two positions were filled by Ed Williams (6-4) and freshman Chris Prindle (8-3- 2). Also seeing starting action were Scott Thompson, Steve Prindle, and Dave Pawloski. Seniors on the team were Dan Douglas, Paul Elliott, Ed Williams, and Dave Pawloski. Dan Douglas lettered three years, had a career record of 22-15-2, participated in districts three years, and was third in the 1981 York Invitational Tournament. Paul Elliott lettered three years, had a career record of 18-15, and went to districts his senior year. Ed Williams lettered two years and had a career record of 12-11. Dave Pawloski lettered his junior year and had a career mark of 5-11-1. Coach R. Kehr

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Row 1 (L-R) J. Klunk, J. Jacobs. M. Duncan. E. Doll flow .2 (L-R) R. Fackler, J. Koontz, B. Fisher. S. Loiphart, C. Ricklefs, D. Arnold Row 3 (L-R) B. Ream. A. Bacha. D. Schlittc, J. Waldrup, B. Thompson. T. Schlittc Row 4 (L-R) Coach Klingler, D. Hammen, J. Roden- heaver, E. Kozlowski, B. Hach. J. Wallace, K. Hosch SENIORS- Kneeling (L-R) M. Pantano. J. Porter Standing (L-R) S. Kotek, L. McMcnamy In tree (Front-Back) D. Schlitte. R. Fackler. Cross o u Spring Grove Vo-Tech 22 - 36 31 - 27 L W Central 20 - 35 L n York Catholic 20 - 36 L Red Lion 17 - 40 L York High 43 - 20 W JL West York 45 - 18 W T Dover 51 - 15 w Eastern 19 - 41 L Suburban 20 - 38 L r Kennard-Dale 33 - 23 W ■ y Northeastern 25 - 32 L The 1981 Cross Country team end- ed its season with 5 wins and 7 losses. The team consisted of 27 members, three of which were returning letter- men. Two of these lettermen, Jim Wal- drup and Susan Kotek, hold the school course record. Mgrs. T. Roberts M. Pantano 9 in tree (Front-Back) L. McMcnamy. S. Kotek. E. McMenamy Standing (L-R) K. Gladfoltor, L. Paw- loski, S. Godfrey 19 J. Porter

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Girls’ Tennis ’81 Row 1(L to R) T. DcRose. K. Seitz. S. Anderson. E. Pratt. D. Uricheck. J. Mars. Row2R. Stewart. S. Godfrey. A. Orwig. D. Jones. J. Shaull. B. Schaffter. Row3 K. Kessler. J. Willman, C. Grove, L. Garrett, L. Tateosian. Despite the low percentage of wins, the girls' ten- nis team gained some sense of accomplishment this year. Sickness and injury plagued the team until well into the second half of the season. Yet in the face of almost constant instability in the start- ing lineup, the team remained a close-knit, deter- mined group. Their determination paid its dividend when near the end of the season the team picked off its first victories in over a year. The league will remain tough, but with three starters returning, next year should prove more fruitful. Hanover 1-6 L Spring Grove 0-7 L Central 1-6 L York Suburban 2-5 L York High 2-5 L South Western 2-5 L Northeastern 6-1 W Dover 7-0 W West York 2-5 L Red Lion 2-5 L