Bohemia Manor High School - Bohemian Yearbook (Chesapeake City, MD)

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The Varsity Soccer team had a harder schedule this year, but nevertheless they showed loads of spirit and enthusiasm. The team even started practice two weeks earlier, and without a coach. The years of experience were few but the spirit of the team made up for it. By the end of the season the team looked very impressive thanks to the coaching ability of Mr. Futty. Captain Walter Price was a strong key factor of the offense and defense in the 78 season. Rob Alt, Robert Gassaway and Matt Luff were very quick and accurate with the passing and shooting offensive attack. Chuck Bartlett had a very good year as goaly. His quickness and strength in the goal saved a few key county games. Richard Johnson and Danny Stubbs both played half back and got the job done when they were needed to do so. But the whole season would not have been possible without the rest of the team which was made up of Juniors: ‘Richard Hutton, Mike Johnson, Bruce Lougheed, Timmy Morris, Jeff Ritter, Tommy Morris, Tracy Simpson and Adam Wolle. Tatnall Archmere Rising Sun North East Elkton Elkton Christian Rising Sun North East Elkton Comal Si ® = Ph —-WNHNOHAH Cc OOWNOH-NHNY

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Kneeling: Robert Gassaway, Bruce Lougheed, Jeff Ritter, Chuckie Bartlette, Rob Alt, Matt Luff. Standing: Coach Futty, Tracey Simpson, Tommy Morris, Walter Price, Mike Johnson, Rick Johnson, Danny S tubbs, Timmy Morris, Pat Moore. Missing: Richard Hotton, Adam Wolle, and Paul Gregson. EAGLEMANIA The J.V. team this year learned the ; game along with the coach, as it was Kneeling: Ed Moore, Peter Tereszcuk, Carl Dolde, Tommy Holben, Steve Collins, Joe Rupp, Kenny Mr. Sheaffer's first year coaching soc- Bedwell. Standing: Coach Shaeffer, Bruce Jaccard, Doug Warden, J. B. Armour, Kent Miller, Kevin cer. The team had only three return- pear ele MEN eA ing sophomores. Though there was lit- tle experience, the team held together. Thanks to the coaching ability and team spirit, they ended up with 3 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. ‘‘Next year we should have a good team”’ says Coach Sheaffer, ‘‘due to the many who will be returning, they will have more experience and won't have to spend as much time on the basics.”’ 34

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Z ted b ap ae ro UF Se Pe SO alia ee D2 ae : ay = ee oa The varsity team was made up largely of seniors. There were only three juniors and one sophomore. The team had the experience it lacked last year, and proved it by showing how well they could work together. This year’s team was a winning team; not in the number of games they won, but in what they got out of it. Mrs. Zang picked those that had some ability and really wanted to play. The team did a fine job and had a great time doing it too. LEFT: The varsity team in action. Johnna bumps the ball while Mary gets ready to hit it over the net. TOP RIGHT: The team gathers around Mrs. Zang after the game. LOWER RIGHT: Front row, left to right: Kathy Morris, Connie Graham, Janice Martin, Debbie Lum, Jeanitte Gregson, Sherry Canning. Back row: Lisa Jones, Debbie Potts, Mary Holl- ingsworth, Val White, Beth Major, Johnna Callihan, Coach Mrs. Zang, and manager Kartina Gassaway.