Greencastle Antrim High School - Conococheague Yearbook (Greencastle, PA)

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t Mggaff Back Row: Mr. Conrad, Kell. XYalclc, Kesselring, man, Shinham, lilliott. Black, 'llrunipoweii ver, Snyder, lYatson, Vaughn, j. Hoover. OCCE7, XVeaver, R. lilliott. Bear, Knaufif. Elliott, Benchoff. The '42-43 sport year at tl. ll. S. found our hoys much improved in all three Sports: baseball, soccer, :uid hztskethall. ln the Spring of '42 the G. ll. S. hasehall team showed much improvement over the preceding' season hy losing only to Quincy in the league and to Mereers- hurg out of the league. 'llhe team won 5 eantes and lost 3. The 19-15 team is now looking for- ward to the coming Spring in hopes of zu successful season. The soccer team looked lilze the hest one that Mr. lfaley had coached since he came to G. H. S. The team came very close to winning the championship and probably would have done so if injuries hadn't heen so numerous among the memhers. Out ol' the games played we won two and tied one. lYe are hoping for hetter lnclc next year: hut now make way for that great '-L2-43 lmaslcetlmall team. The haskethall team of this year set the most impressive record that has ever heen made in the G. H. S. 'llhey won l4 and lost 5 gmnes, and they lost only to very good teams. The success is due to three things: the line playing' of the hoys who participated, the good eoaeh- ing of Nlr. Conrad. :md :i high spirited group ol' hoys and girls to hack the team. XYe were tie with l,emasters and Scotland for the lfflllllillll County chainpionsliip. 'llhe future teams are inaking it known early that they are going' In he winning games for tl. H. S. and trying to het- ter the record of this year. llere's to their success. und we do not douht that they will do it. Front Row: Bear, Hartman, McClure, Zimmer- Ehersole, R. Hoo- VYingert, Standing: Mr. lfaley, Cordell, XYash- inger, VYatson. Rowe, Shinham, Kesselring, College, Shank. Seated! Robinson, O. Elliott, Row- land, VYingert, Hoover, Hartman, l 034 I Buigabgaff Standing: Rowe, Mr. Conrad, Green, Zimmerman. Hoover, Shinham, Hartman. XYing'ert, Rowland, Brant. Seated: Zullinger, Peek, Robinson. Twenty-nine

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Twenty-eight Fourth Row: Gadclis, B. Ziegler, Miss lJiHenderfer, Miss Conrad, B. Long, liittner, Martin, D. Greenawalt. Pen- singer. llrumhaugh, Y. Myers, Stine. Third Row: ,-Xngle, Nisewonder, Min- nieh, Mayhugh, Keller. Henry. Clrosh, Chritznian. l,owman, Rice, Fries, XValek. liwing. Second Row: Kuhn. Hoffman. Zeger, College, ll. Snyder, Rrewbaker, Shi- mer, Hollinger, Diehl, A. Straley. First Row: F. Greenawalt, Henne- herger, S. Snyder, D. Myers, Laue- hart. Humhert, Henson, Trumpower, Monn, Glaser. Barnhart. Absent: Oliver, Morter, Ziegler, Fore- man, VValck, D. Straley, Brechbiel, Meliadden. N. Long, Stouffer, Hoff- man, Starliper. Shew. gifcfia I Basfzzffiaff Seniors: Bittner, Deardorff, Henson, Long. Martin. Meckley. Rowe, Sehaff. Juniors: Angle, Barnhart, Rrum- haugh. Fries. Greenawalt. Henry, Humhert, Minnieh, Oliver, Pen- singer. Stine, Straley. Sophomores: Barnhart, Diehl. Fore- man, Gaddis. Glaser, Hemieherger, M. Hollinger, R. Hollinger, Keller, Lanehart. Mayhugh. Myers, Straley, Trumpower. M. Ziegler. Freshmen : Brechhiel. Chritzman, College, lfwing, Grosh, Kuhn, Lohman, Long, Main, Monn, Brewhaker, Zeger, B. Ziegler. gifcfz I :S 0161 Early in the fall we opened our season ol' girls' sports with hockey: our coaches were Miss Conrad and Miss lJit't'enclerier. This year we had twice as many girls participating, with the majority heing' freshmen. The freshmen and juniors praetieed two evenings a week, and the senior and sophomores two other evenings. Uur inter-class games were played on Friday after- noons after school. The problem of transportation kept us from competing with any other schools: therefore. we played inter-class games. The invineihle juniors won the championship. Shortly after our Christmas vaealion, haslqethall practices hegan. The juniors and sen- iors practiced on Tuesday evenings, and the freshmen and sophomores on Thursday evenings. Miss XYilliams and Mrs. Hackett tMiss llolanl were our coaches. On February lS, twelve var- sity girls went hy hus to Chamhershurg to play the Penn Hall girls. .Xfter the game we were permitted to take a swim in theii large pool: and after that, we enjoyed a delicious dinner in their eollege dining' room. The return game was played here on Mareh 12. VVe also played one game with the .Xluninae and lost hy a score of ll-ll. Class teams were organized. and three games were played hv each. The seniors came through victoriously, winning all three games. The juniors iinished second, winning' two games and losing one. In order to provide a recreational period for hovs and girls at noon hour, volley hall teams w ere organized. Mr. Conrad and Mr. lialey have heen our supervisors in this fine recrea- tional period lrom ll :BU to l :UH l'. M. every XYednesday yand Thursday. The teams were or- ganiyed under the names of the hranches ol our armed forces: .Xir Corps, Commandoes, Marines, Navy. Para Troops, llangers, Spars, XYaacs. XYaI's. NYrens. XYaves. Rice, Shimer, Smith, B. Snyder, S. T Snyder, Stouffer, Starliper, VValek,

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