Jenkintown High School - Jenkintonian Yearbook (Jenkintown, PA)

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M546 First Row: Young, Carnahan, Crosson, Payne, Schaffer, Roberts. Second Row: Conrad lManagerl, Wambold, Evoy, McFeeter lCapt.l, Carlile, Mueller, Coach Dougherty. Hlllllltll Oct. l-Our Jenkintown Drakettes of '43-'44 won their initial game by defeating l-latboro 2-l. The girls, a squad of forty-four, displayed superior ability, sportsmanship and spirit, which carried them through a very successful season under the expert guidance of their coach, Mrs, D. Oct. 8-The team journeyed to Ambler and staggered home with their first away victory. Nancy Evoy, right inner, continued her scoring streak by gaining the lone tally. Oct. 15-Lower Moreland-another victory cap- tured on the opponent's field by a 4-l margin. Oct. Z2-Abington bowed to the superior Jenkin- town team, 2-l, as rain clouds threatened sure footing. A seriously sprained ankle kept our right inner from playing most of the game Forty but Evelyn Carnahan made up for the loss by scoring her first two goals of the season. Oct. 25-The day was sloppy and so was the playing but our Jenkintown squad came out on top with a l-O victory over Willow Grove. Nov. 5-Against North Wales the team lacked unity but managed to plull through with a 2-l score. Nov. I2-Our girls, with hopes for an undefeated season, took Cheltenham by surprise in the first half of this crucial game by retaining a l-O margin, l-lowever, the tide changed when Cheltenham, coming suddenly to life, was able to score first, the tying goal and then the de- cisive one before the whistle blew, ending a very disappointing game but a never to be forgotten season.

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