Lower Moreland Middle School - Spark Yearbook (Huntingdon Valley, PA)

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Football 'Qi so S lgi' ss., X Varsity team FRONT ROW, ileft to righti: Fi. Glass, S. Penfll, A. Finkles- tein, C. Smith, J. Mcklosky, J. Walsh, Fl. Nolan, D. Weidner, S. Kopocho, E. Ftimmerman, M. O'Mall-ey QBACK ROWJ: Mr. Rowe icoachi, M. Fazio, A. DeShield, M. Porrini, J. Sacchetti, D. Moses, K. Newman, J. Braun, J. Stein, D. Avgerinos, J. Marshall, D. Shreiner, D. Orkin. ir' 'Z ... .... TF it .Q ' l Q T' fl T . if A , lil is Lu ., bi . .,.. 1 - : f, As'- At . ii T: a lil ET., 1' 1 C T . ' T . as Ns ,ig , . , L. V 'xt - S Underweight team tFFlONT ROW, left to rightj: Ft. Michel, G. Zeitz, G. Garnick, C. Patton, K. Mayer, J. Ward, J. McClosky, D. Daly, B. Wilkinson. QSECOND FlOWi S. Tottser, M. Needham, J. Tumulo, B. Tucci, M. Weiner, K. Vogel, T. Kueny, K. Levin. QBACK ROWJ Mr. Yount icoachi, M. Lenzner, K. Yun, Ft. Verdarame, T. Meehan, S. Kellinson, J. Robinson, D. Orkin. Even though this year's varslty football teams had few games, they gave great performances on the field. Their record after the end of their season was 2 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie. The best all-around player was Dave Weidner. Other good defense players were Chrls Smith and Mike O'Malley Wissahlcken, their toughest opponent, won a lucky game while playing our team. They kept the score close the whole game until a player from Wissahicken scored a touchdown at the end of the game. Coach Flowe stated that each player put out alot of individual ef- fort and that everyone worked to his fullest capacity for the team. 52 This years underweight football team had an out- standing season, while being headed by Coach Yount. Undefeated, the team won 5 games, no losses, and had 1 tie. Though the whole team played excellently, a few players did exceptionally well, such as Chris Patton, John Ward, Jay Robinson, Greg Zeitz and Kurt Mayer. Coach Yount stated, They played well as a team and didn't care about individuality. This is the third year that we have not l had a loss. They played an outstanding season.

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42,0 Girls Hockey Sue Mawhinney Rosemary Amato Gall Weintraub Patti Norma Munoz Lisa Rau SECOND ROW Leslie Koff Marie Valerie Plame, Diane DeLucca, Ginny Walsh, Mary Mills, sa Devincent, Caroline Young, Darlene Birney, Kim Corscadden. ROW: Rhona Bogen, Cindy Bernhauser, Lisa Ashton, Phyllis Coach MacKay, Nancy Wible, Lori Mikolosky, Andy Zoto, ROW tleft to rlghti: Barbie Hess, Heidi Goodhardt, Tracy e Sheffler and Beth Henry. ROW tleft to righti: Beth Schmal, Karin Bauknecht, Lisa Clarke, Herd, Kathy Mockler, Connie Smith, Jennifer Creasy, Debbie Nancy Normoyle, Dawn Pfrender, Natalie Egleston. SECOND ROW: Retter Tracy Adair, Suzanne Krzaczek, Tracy Sutton, Penny Jane Zoidls, Angela Barry, Gail Wagner, Mary Hellenbrand. ROW Lisa Voellm, Mary Follmer, Linda Veisbergs, Beth Lazinski, Lockard, Megan Snyder, Maria Triboletti, Patricia Searforce, The seventh grade Hockey Team was coached by Mrs. Lockard, while Miss MacKay coached the older girls. The 7th grade team had a great season record with seven wins. The Eighth grade record was also good. Gail tWeinoi Weintraub and Motts were the eighth grade team captains. Unfortunately, Weino was not able to be on the team about mid-season because of a knee injury. Later she was the score keeper. The eighth grade goalies were Leslie and Kim. Both girls did an excellent job this season. Everyone had a lot of fun this season even though it was sometimes cold dur- ing practice. Corscadden. 53