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

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Ice Hockey Places Fourth The ice hockey team had an exciting season this year. The sea- son began in early November and by the end of February they found themselves in the playoffs. The first playoff game, against a strong Radnor team, proved to be the most thrilling game of the season. The game ended in a sudden death overtime and a Great Valley 6-5 victory. Although they lost their next playoff game, they finished the season with a 10-7-1 record and a third place in the league. The team was led by their Captain Scott Woolford and Assis- tants Larry Barker and Bob Gastwirth. Their managers were Dwayne Butts and Prissy Kettelle. Brian Meyers and Ted Whitely finished as high scorers with John Violante, Ted Whitely and Scott Woolford named as All -Stars. (L-R) Brian McLamon, Gary Moore and Scott Woolford. 1 (L-R) Ted Whitely, Gary Moore and Scott Woolford on defense. Brian Meyers covers. 1 m 4 s 1 1 19 ■£ C SK .fiSTC ' J :v . Larry Barker follows the play. (L-R) John Violante, Bob Gastwirth, Larry Barker, coach Ted Whitely Sr, and Scott Woolford confer. 168 Ice Hockey

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while Jodi Winchester stays cool. the thrill of victory. L m» HmS Mm f O.J. Hoard displays amazing calm in trying to control the crowd. Mike Ellison treasures his Spirit Week memorabilia. Mi, Diorka and friends arrive in style to receive tlie fourth Spirit Jug for t}ie Class of ' 77. but loves to eat in a hurry. Spirit Week 167

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Ski Club Enjoys The Cold Winter Joan Fosnotch and Joann Metzler. Happy? Eric Rudolph as tlie one and only Atom Ant! The attcnnaLli of a long day on the slopes. Racing at Spring Mountain this year, the ski team practiced three times a week and had a great year. STANDING; Andy Funkhouser, Ann Voltz, Meg Nuttall, Mare Koehler, Chip Fowler, Don Bush, Pris Kettelle. SITTING; Becky Kettelle, Inese Rubines, Nancy Nodeen, Sue Saunders, Joyce Green, Jay Nuszer. Missing; Dave and Ken Saunders, Greg Pentz, Danny Callahan, Todd Powell, and John Bush. After the autumn candle sale, hours of preparations and the nine hour bus ride, the Great Valley ski club ar- rived at their ultimate desti- nation: Killington. For the fol- lowing four days these fortu- nate people experienced the life of ski bums. The memories that were accumulated will ne- ver be forgotten- warming frostbitten toes over broken legs , Mr. Stemple ' s late ar- rival, the unending snowfall, the days, the nights and even the food has a special place in our memory. It all came to an end upon departure, four o ' - clock on the 21st of February. Even our fearless chaperones Mr. Baker, Mrs. Skibbe, Ms. Gentile and Bill Hudome, could not endure the return trip with- out catching some shut eye. This year ' s officers were Brian Green, president; Jeff McQuis- ton, vice president; Sue Saun- ders, secretary; Bonnie McQuis- ton, treasurer. Sue Saunders and Mr. Baker share a smile. Ski Club 169