Great Valley High School - Musket Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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Junior fullback Chip Myers moves into defensive position. Sophomore goalkeeper Dave Rumble stretches for the save as defenseman Myers moves in behind to help out. 1976 SOCCER TEAM: STANDING: Assistant Coach Matejkovic, Bob Gluck, Leif Hasselquist, Bob Hickman, Mark Brotherton, Chip Myers, Bob Lenker, Craig Kennedy, Bruce Houston, Assistant Coach Shuman, Coach Stemple; KNEELING: Joel Heilman, Dave Rumble, Dave Crovvell, Glen Daiutolo, Bill Delaney, Hank Johnson, Scott Daiutolo, Steve Kirby, Steve Zucker, Jim Stoltzfus, Bill Jones, Dean Ludwick Senior Bob Lenker maneuvers through a maze of defenders. Daiutolo does the bump. 4i

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Booters Head For Brighter Future Senior co-captain Hank Johnson heads the ball downfield. Although Newman Stemple ' s 1976 soccer team showed a rather unimpressive overall record of 6-11, the win-loss ratio does not tell the entire story. The booters played .500 ball in the Ches-Mont League, and their 5-5 circuit mark was good enough to clinch third place. Included in the non-league defeats were several valiant efforts against some of the area ' s finest soccer squads; the Pats displayed great hustle and ability in falling to Ridley, Octorara, and Nether Provi- dence all by one goal margins. Coach Stemple ' s ' 76 line-up was a young one and many sophomores and juniors saw a lot of playing time. Heading the list of able underclassmen was junior co-captain Scott Daiutolo, the team ' s leading scorer. Daiutolo also placed second in league scoring and was rewarded with All Ches- Mont first team laurels. Fellow captain Hank Johnson and junior fullback Chip Myers likewise garnered first team honors. Johnson, an outstanding senior attacker, was also named to the All Suburban Philadelphia Team. Also receiving All Ches-Mont recognition were Patriots Mark Brotherton and Bill Jones, both named to second team, and Steve Zucker, Bruce Houston, and Bob Cluck, all of whom earned honorable mention. Most of these fine players will be back, so the fu- ture does indeed look bright for GV soccer! Sophomore Mark Brotherton moves in on the net. Sophomore Bruce Houston exhibits a dazzling new dance step. Junior co-captain Scott Daiutolo dribbles towards another goal.

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Spirited Clieerleaders Kick Into Action Janet Burns leads the cheering. The 1916-11 varsity cheerleading squad possessed two particularly attractive assets -- classy new uni- forms and talented personnel to fill them. The twelve member unit received guid- ance from its three sponsors, Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Cala- bro, and Mrs. Stewart, while captain Xenia Po litis and CO- captains Carole Tliomas and Janet Burns lent on-the- field leadership. The girls tried out for the squad in the spring of 1976, began practicing in August, and managed to get it all together by the start of the fall sports season. The cheerleaders shouted their support at all varsity football and soccer games in the fall and boys ' basketball and wrestling con- tests through the winter months. Somehow they also found time to practice twice a week, make stacks of post- ers, and generally keep eveiyone high spiritied and R-0-W-D-I-E!! Denise Hulse keeps the beat. 1976-77 CHEERLEADING SQUAD: STANDING: Patty Burton, Cindy Stackhouse, Sue Davies, Denise Hulse, Sharon Mcllwain, Randa Kehr; KNEEUNG: Pam Bycoskie, Ca- role Thomas, Xenia PoUtis, Janet Burns, Gwen Lee, Megan Bailey Sharon Mcllwain smiles pretty. m imi: ' :: m msRM