Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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Lady Eagles Above Expectations Led by Coach Roger flynn, the Varsity Lady Cagles had a successful season. The team won first place in the Kiser Classic, defeating Lakeview 48-33. Despite two disappointing losses to Mercer, they pulled through in the Sharon game winning 57-49. Coach flynn remarked, We had a very young team. Our starting lineup consisted of one senior, one junior, and three freshmen.'' The Junior Varsity also had a fine season. This year's team has performed well above their expectations, said J.V. Coach Pat forese. The J.V. team hustles every game. Leaving the Varsity team this year is Mary Place. She leaves behind a team of veterans. The young team will try to meet the challenges of next season. They will try their best to perform to everyone's expectations, including their own. SOPHOMORE SARAH BARR looks through the crowd for an unguarded Eagle player. Sarah was a valuable part of the J. V. team. VARSITY PLAYER TRACIE Hennon blocks a Kennedy Christian player. This stance is common in the Eagle defense. THE LADY EAGLES listen thoroughly to the advice of Coaches Roger Elynn fir Pat Forese. Their advice was greatly appreciated by the Lady Eagles during all of their games. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL. Front Row: Michelle Steigerwald. Trade Hennon. Mary Place. Kirsten Ellison. Marya Louise. Donna My ford. Second Row: Elaine Brenner. Paula Lapcevic. Amy Lyle. Sarah Barr. Valarie Baker. Jodi Blakley. Rene Surrena. SPORTS

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n= SPOTLIGHT The season turned out very well. We got off to a slow start but before long, we got back on our feet. Tough teams this year were Kennedy Christian and Mercer. One fond memory of Girls Basketball that I will remember will be our victory over Sharon, f or the last few seasons, we've lost to this team. This year, the victory was definitely a highlight in my Senior year. Mary was the only senior on this year's Varsity Girls' Basketball Team. - MARY PLACE =a J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL: front Row: Jerylynn Eolmeyer, Rene Surrena. Second Row: Valarie Baker. Amy Seelbaugh. Paula Lapcevic. Jodi Blaklcy. Sarah Barr. Elaine Brenner. Last Row: Amy Lyle, Huffy Earrone. Stacy Houston, Debbie McCommon.

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Golfers Show Steady Improvement After losing their first match against Greenville, the Eagle golfers came back to finish the season with a record of seven wins and nine losses. The league was very competitive , commented Coach Clarke. The golfers showed steady improvement. Experience was gained throughout the season. Senior Eagle player John liormell had the low average of 45.6. Junior team member Doug Dan-nels was not far behind with his average of 45.9. Leaving the team this year are Senior players Rob Gilmore and John Hormell. Returning next year are Kent Butler, Doug Dannels, Curt Ifft., Alan Montgomery, Dave Mowery, Shawn Sowers, and Mike Whalen. These promising underclassmen will show a fine performance next year. SOPHOMORE GOLE PLAYERS Dave Mowery, Rent Butler, Alan Montgomery and Shawn Sowers. JUMIOR GOLE PLAYERS Stan Miller, Mike Whalen, Curtis Ifft and Doug Dannels. THE SEASOH WASH Tjust all work and no play. Senior Rob Gilmore and John Hormell demonstrate the fine art of leisure. THE 1985 GROVE City Golf Team: Eront Row: John Hormell, Rob Gilmore. Second Row: Alan Montgomery. Mike Whalen, Shawn Sowers. Rent Butler. Dave Mowery. Doug Dannels Miller, and Curtis Ifft. JOHH HORMELL DEMOHSTRATES his golfing technique. This technique enabled him to obtain his low average. SPORTS 16