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

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•.irf»»t:« Freshman Ann Klamer looks forward to fine years ahead. S-- mr : A J- S Inese Rubenis exhibits a strong follow through. Sophomore Beth Walker warms up be- fore tlie match. ly77 GIRLS ' TENNIS TEAM: STANDING: Kathy Clark, Ann Klamer, Mar ' Jo Buonanno, KNEELING: Judy Hart, Beth Walker, Sarah Heilman, Nan Satterfield Girls ' Tennis 151

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Girls ' Tennis Serves Up Fine Season The girls ' tennis team was coached by energetic tennis en- thusiast Meg Zarfos. Led by CO -captains Amy Balzer and Judy Hart, the Patriots com- piled a 6-4 record to notch fourth place in the Ches-Mont. Hart, Kathy Clark, and Beth Walker played first, second, and third singles respectively. Both the first doubles team of Nan Satterfield and Sarah Heil- man and the second doubles team of Mary Jo Buonanno and Ann Klamer had winning re- cords. As all seven of these players ai ' e underclassmen, the Pats can look forward to a fine future in girls ' tennis. ■ ' » »»X»3? o «f i. ■ Junior Mary Jo Buonanno demonstrates a strong forehand. Senior Donna Kraus volleys from the baseline. -?» ' Junior co-captain Judy Hart, a consistent singles player, shows the style that led her to become the Pats ' number one seed. Senior co-captain Amy Balzer is ready to meet the ball. 150 Girls ' Tennis

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spring Track Overcomes Many Hurdles The 1977 Great Valley spring track team compiled a 5-5 re- cord to place sixth overall in the Ches-Mont League. But the squad also managed to pull a fifth place finish at the Championship Meet and earned a point and a half towaixJ the All-Sports Trophy. Records do not tell the complete story on any team, and GV com- peted exceptionally well for an injury wrought team. Led by Mike Diorka and assistant coaches Carl Stoltz and Tom Brophy, the Pats developed some fine talent. Captains Dan Skane and Bob Voorhees lent their abilities to a fine two mile relay team also comprised of Mark Marion and Ken Kapner, whom Jim Dewey replaced after an injury. Field captains Tom Warren, a consis- tent shot putter and discus man, and Tom Schellenger, a jumper, were also outstanding for the Patriots. Dom DiPaul was also not- able for his contributions. Young talent was present on the Valley squad in the form of two freshmen. While Bob Gerwig developed into a winning hurdler, John Kellerman became an outstanding vaulter, setting a state record for freshmen with his 12 ' 6 vault at the Championship Meet. Congratulations should also be extended to Tom Warren, Kevin Dodson, Steve DiAntonio, and Ed Jackman for their efforts in District competition. ■ Coach Diorka is enthralled by Mr. nak ' s words. Kray- 1977 SPFUNG TRACK TEAM: STANDING: Coach Diorka, K. Kapner, E. Rudolph, T. Schellenger, J. Dewey, T. Warren, S. Fla- ther, Coach Stoltz, B. Voorhees, D. Skane, K. Sloane, K. Dodson, D. Hoard, P. Harrison, B. Hewitt, M. Marion, D. Oberkirker, S. Brown, Coach Brophy; KNEELING: T. Hewitt, T. McCorry, E. Jackman, S. DiAntonio, J. McDevitt, D. DiPaul, B. Chalfont, M. Davis, V. DiPaul, B. Gerwig, L, Hasselquist; SITTING: J. Kellerman, R. Seery, J. Smith, C. Danke, K. Seegere, C. Moh- ler, J. Voltz, J. Edwards, B. Clark, P. McLaughlin ft St .t 152 Track