Greece Arcadia High School - Chronos Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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BELOW' Chris Mat- thews does her part in clearing the ball for the Titan defense. LOWER CENTER: Barb Brown hustles and beats her op- ponent to the ball. LOWER RIGHT' Now girls, there is nothing more l can tell youg you have to hustle, you have to take shots: you have to keep on the pressure .... said Coach Her- shey during half-time. Maru- 'Hall 4h vi L ' vw 7. , a Girls' Varsity Soccer: Top Row: Kim Bittlingmaier, Debbie White, Coleen O'Neill, Lisa Rizzotti, Ginnie Meier, Shawn Smith, Mary Jean O'NeilI, Patty Powers QCo-Capt.J, Kathy Turner, Chris Matthews, Mr. Hershey, Anne Outterson. 2nd Row: Diane Steel, Cindy Doran, Claire VanDenBerghe, Pam Neroni, Amy VanDenBerghe, Barb Northrup, Diane Haungs, Peggy Efiinger. 3rd Row: Pat Baron, Dulce Bucho, Patti Jay lCo-Captl, Diane Ferguson, Sue Baron, Barb Brown. -f ' wwf' ' ' ' Q 1 ,ri .Hag 25?f Q Piggdrcadia g ff Sy . if 30 L 12 4 1' 1 2 1 g o 0 in Chixiighyille LEAGUE CHAMPS HERSHEY,S H0 EYS The Girls' Varsity Soccer Team had a tremen- dous season this year. Playing to an overall re- cord of 8 wins, 3 losses, 3 ties, the girls won their division and 'earned a spot as semi-finalists in the Sectional tournament. With the efforts of a strong, fast offense, bal- anced by a steady and sure-footed defense, the Titans became the first winning girls' team at Arcadia. Under the direction of their coach, Ted Hershey, the Titan girls learned that if they wanted a winning season, they had to work hard. ,H A ,X .. 1 u

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WALK FOR PORTS UPPER LEFT: Brothers and sisters walked together to keep sports in Greece. UPPER RIGHT: Greece residents, whether they were I4 or 40, walked for the cause. LOWER LEFT: Jenny Peterson and Nancy Motter get their sponsor cards stamped at checkpoint one. Athena. LOWER RIGHT: Town Supervisor, Don Riley, drove a town garbage truck, to gather all the litter that walkers had picked up.

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-f f-,.. 1. -411 ew. ...W .... .2s..,1,fe.f as, . ea: fwf- -f ' ff A ali: we .4 C 46 6 6 6 6 4 , 7 2 9 , io r ..Q..,,N L eciiurehville Sperry A Athena Roth A lfftgg S A Brockport 2 Spencerport Sperry 3 f 0l.Y!UPi??f rl 6 ' Churchiiiller, 6 R901 rrr rr rl fs 'rr 1 GIRLS' SGCCER - PERFECT SEASON UPPER LEF71' Mary Mangan sweeps into the play. UPPER RIGHT: Ellen Locke chases the ball to bring it under control. ABOVE: Coach Hershey and Coach Legler enjoy another victo- fy. 'Qg,,, 1,, Girls J.V. Soccer: Top Row: Ellen Locke, Kathy Sapor, Mary Powers, Elaine Kingsbury, Ingrid Cleland, , Debbie Neroni, Pam Watts, Pat McDemott. 2nd Row: Linda Boehley, Sue Locke, Mary Mangan, Linda Proudfoot, Julie McNeil, Nancy Allan, Mary Smith, Coach Valerie Legler. 3rd Row: Kate Mangan, Janet Blanchard, Julia Horton, Debbie Rice, Erika Yandle. The Girls' Junior Varsity Team, de- scribed by Coach Legler as a good strong team , posted an exceptional season record of 14-0, scorning the fact that this was the first year of their exis- tance at Arcadia. Equally outstanding statistics are those of the 8 shutouts pro- duced by the J .V.'s, while allowing only 9 goals to our 74. This year's team consisted of 20 members, divided equally among the freshman and sophomore classes. Team leaders were co-captains Kate Mangan and Ellen Locke offensively, and Cap- tain Sue Locke and Goalie Patty McDermott defensively. Right inner forward Kate Mangan supplied the team with 36 goals on 82 attempts, while center forward Ellen Locke con- tributed l6 goals on 81 attempts. Fairport ranked as perhaps the most crucial game meeting when both teams held 5-0 records, but Arcadia was victo- rious 6 goals to 3. The highest scoring game was a l0-1 victory over Sperry.