Jenkintown High School - Jenkintonian Yearbook (Jenkintown, PA)

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ny, Pat Furlong hangs his head after the Drakes' close bout with Lansdale Catholic. i' h hhh t - 3 K .4 W e 'g , 2 Jeff Herder exalts over Pat Furlong's touchdown. Thingsflrootball 85

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Knock 'em Down, Spin 'em Around! The Varsity Football Team shared wins, losses, and memories. A few of the most memorable were Fun Time with Coach Denkins . . . Final practice A i'Are you OK Pat? . . . Friends Central at halftime - Jason watch your stepl . . . Bristol Romp . . . Dad Stetler . . . Watch out for those sleds Chip! Yet the memories that were the most outstanding were the ones that cannot be put into words. They are the elated feelings of winning and the tor- ments of defeat. As each team member contributed his best an equation was formulated that combined twenty play- Wgf ,J ers and resulted in them all working A towards a common goal-victory-while . ' sharing the treasurable memories of te . K ff r - , Y . the 1985 Football Season, The Drakes secretly discuss how to keep their lead. Q. . ,M- Varsity Football: Front Row: Matt Bradley, Rob Smith, Brian Dawicki, Jim Smith Ccapt.l, Chipper Boswell, Shannen Ray, Seth Kizel Middle Row: Steven Rawls, Judd Dayton, Bill Parker, John Mauger, Tom Binkley, Jeff Herder, l-larry Hoffman Back Row: Coach Daytonville, Coach Myers, Dan I-lornung, Steven Glammer, Pat Furlong lcapt.l, Jason Kizel lcaptl, Larry Chapman, Drew Stevenson, Coach Geist, Coach Stetler, Coach Denkins 84 FootballfThings

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Varsity, From Left: Joann Parkhill, Jen White- head, Bernie Hoyt, Heather Holland, Kristy Smith, Tammy Southerling, Krista Dayton, Patty McHugh, Katie Albright, Samantha O'Neill, Jen Quinlan, Chrissy Harris, Dawn Chapman, Kim McKinney, Gerry Parkhill, Candy Chapman, Joann McCann, Coach Kneas. Varsityeliockey 1 . ' 10 Germantown F -0 A 1 g Abington Fr g O A 1 Springside' 1 f Y 0 if Germantown A Q 0 0 Moreland 3 A 0 A George School 1 2 ' A. Kennedy - 2 1 g Bristol 1 2 Lansdale Cath 1 1 s Morrisville 0 1 Gwynedd Mercy 2 1 A Chris Dock 2 . O Springfield 0 1 Abington Fr 0 0 New Hope 0 . Final Record 4-4-7 2 League Record i2'2-4 rom the end-of-summer days of sweat-covered faces to the blis- tery cold November afternoon winds, the girls' field hockey team sur- vived. Through these drastic weather changes, the girls' attitudes never changed. In August, fifteen Varsity and J.V. players attended a field hockey camp at Temple University. The girls endured 100 plus temperatures on the astroturf, lots of sprints, and testy stick- 86 Hockeyffhings 'Tie' ing Season Girls Field Hockey tied their opponents more often than not but they were superior in their drive. Those who play together, stay together. work, but even through all the uncom- fortable aspects of camp, the team did gain much in important skills and team play. Although the girls didnlt exactly have a winning season, they didn't have a losing one eitherg in fact, the hockey team must have the record for the greatest number of ties! Through all Miss Kneasis dedicated coaching the girls could just not outscore the oth- er teams. Even in this year of the tie,', the field hockey team had lots of fun. The girls enjoyed half-time shows during the J.V. games, and thinking up ex- cuses for not running sprints. The girls had a great season even though their record was not spectacular. All are looking towards next year and the year of the win !