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

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56 Girls Basketball 3.11.51 KNEELING fleft to rightj: Phyllis Marcucci, Miss MacKay, Lori Mikolosky, SECOND ROW: Barbara Blumhardt, Barbie Hess, Mary Mills, Lori Martin, Darlene Birney, Terry DeVincent, THIRD ROW: Rosemary Amato, Lori Ross, April Weindorfer, Beth Henry, Gail Weintraub, and Patti Greigel. I I SITTING tleft to righti: Debbie Go, Connie Smith, Theresa Gill, Gail Ferguson, Tracy Sutton. SECOND ROW: Penny Bartlett, Mary Hellenbrand, Kathy Mockler, Natalie Egleston, Beth Maranoff, Tracy Adair, THIRD ROW: Beth Lazinski, Beth Schmal, Mrs. Graf, Dawn Pfender. Linda Veisbergs. . E , Tis 'X kg V, 49 B . I ,xx I ,. frffl, 4 I' .l I3 The eighth grade girl's basketball team began their season in the mid- dle of November. While being coached by Miss MacKay, the girls won their first few games until their lucky streak ended. They lost their next game to Wissahicken, who is now known to be their toughest oppo- nent next to Glenside-Weldon. The two captains of the team, Foxy Phee Marcucci and Miko , happened to be the two high scorers of the team this season. Miko had 85 points while Phee followed close behind. Other players included: T- Byrd DeVincent, Patti Griegs and Rosemary Motts . Rosemary took Gail Weino's position after her knee got injured at Jenkintown. The smallest player, Shortcakes Blumhardt , played excellent defense this season. The rest of the team played hard and practiced hard to achieve the results of eight wins and only three losses. We would all like to thank Mr. Raysor and Miss Mackay for their time and patience spent coaching us STARS. The seventh grade girls basketball team, coached by Mrs. Graf, went through the season almost undefeated with seven wins, three losses and no ties. Coach Graf says that although the team joked ' around often, they worked very hard and accomplished much. All participated to add to the team's success however some of the most talented players were Gail Ferguson and Penny Bart- lett. The most improved player was sald to be Dawn Pfendner. -I

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Wrestlin Q FIRST ROW STANDING: tleft to rightl Mr. Sakovich, Jimmy McCloskey, Scott Penfil, Chris Smith, Scott McKenna, David Shreiner, Ricky Silver: SECOND The IN and Varsity wresmng teams had a ROW: Bob Walsh, Steve Kopcho, Larry Davis, Bear McCloskey, Jerry fefflfw Season' Five Wlnsend two 'osses Marshall, Kyle Vogel: THIRD ROW: Jim Beschen, Gregg Garnick, Robert was their Season S record' Verderame, John Mandler, Brian Kavanaugh, Jamie Thomas, Paul Zolfaghari At the Junior High state championship, JV wrestlers Bear McCloskey and Brian Kavanaugh placed second. Bob Verderame placed third. The outstanding players for the season were John Mandler, Gregg Garnick, Jim Beschen, and David Schreiner. David was undefeated for the whole season. The JV had four outstanding players: Brian Kavanaugh, Kyle Vogel, Bob Verderame, Bear McCloskey. Bear remained undefeated this season, and Bob had only one loss. There were many clubs that helped keep the wrestlers together and spirited. A few were the pride committee and the IOOVQ Club. All the clubs were created by their great coach, Mr. Sakovich, who deserves most of the credit for making the wrestling team so enthusiastic and successful. We want to commend Mr. Zanan too, for all his help with the wrestlers. This year, twenty of the varsity wrestlers won medals, and seven- teen of the JV won pins. Great season guys and do it again next year! STANDING, FIRST ROW: Mr. Sakovich, Steve Leonard, Anthony Costa, Warren Adelman, Bill Skinner, Steven Ruddy, Bob Kerbeck, Mark Wieland, Eddy Bash, Mr. Zanan KNEELING, SECOND ROW: Vincent Turner, Tom Meehan, Keith Levin, Doug Hangliter, Chip Brewer, Richard Bandel, Rich Laver SITTING, THIRD ROW: Gorniak, Wayne Harris, Lee Bergman, Paul Froggatt .QL Pride Committee consisted of, tleft to rlghtj: John Mandler, Kyle Vogel, Jim McCloskey, David Shreiner