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

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Don't Push me Victor. 7 Pee ae eS 4 front row: Darryl Moore, Joe Boyer, Tony Staton, Bob Gassaway, Scott Jaccard, Ray Gould. Back jow: Kevin Bolton, Joe Wilmore, manager Jeff Gassaway, Jim Wilson, coach Ken Miller, Victor ruz, Leon Wright, Rodney Hines. VICTORY Opponent Fallston Oxford Wilmington Archmere Havre de Grace Rising Sun Northeast Perryville Fallston Queen Annes Rising Sun Elkton St. Andrews Elkton Northeast Fallston Perryville Havre de Grace We started out the year like a grey- hound coming out of the starting gate. We had a very disciplined and well organized team. The key to our game was a lot of hustle and team play, and it was very well balanced. The team was good in many aspects of the game, and their only downfall was our lack of height. The club had great team spirit which goes with every win- ning ball club. The road was like a jig- saw puzzle in the beginning of the season, but my midseason we had smoothed out the ridges and came closer to our goals. We went into the tournament winning two and earning the right to play Havre de Grace in the District Championship. In that game we lost to a very talented Havre de Grace team which brought an end to our season. Raymond Gould Victor Cruz

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At the last minute, Mr. Randy Sheaffer offered to be head coach of the J.V. after last year’s coach did not return. The team consisted of 12 freshmen and 2 sophomores, but at the end of the season only 7 freshmen and 1 sophomore was left. Although they had a young and inexperienced team, their season record was 8-10, and were tied with Perryville for first place in the county. With all the problems coach Sheaffer had to face, he did a very good job as head coach and hope- fully will return next year. Wade Moore, Chuck Wesley, Eric Staton, ike Rutherford, Coach Randy Sheaffer, VYPPUVLICHIL Fallston 44 42 Oxford 50 56 Wilmington 42 19 Archmere 37 72 Havre de Grace 54 75 Rising Sun 59 64 West Nottingham 50 57 Northeast 44 32 Perryville 38 67 Fallston 40 ats Queen Annes 39 67 Rising Sun 60 44 Elkton 50 48 St. Andrews 51 47 Elkton 57, 48 Northeast Darnell does it like Dr. J. What's he looking for? 46

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At the beginning of softball season, Ms. Bair was very enthusiastic about the team. We acquired a new assistant, Mr. Vince Cariello, who helped us field and hit better. Our first two games we won over Tome and Perryville. However, the next three games we lost to teams that we should have beaten. Play- off competition was still not out of sight. We lost a very close game to Ursuline in extra innings and also lost to a tough Elkton team. Our next two victories came over Perry- ville and Tome. Then, in our final game, we again lost a close one to Rising Sun. Over- all, our Season was successful and next year we are only los- ing three starting seniors. Lookout next year, because we owe revenge to Rising Sun and Northeast. Hopes Back row: Manager Janis Jones, coach Belinda Bair, Debbie DuHadaway, Cathy Miller, Cathie Morris, Veronic don, Lisa Mclay, Nancy Luff, Jon Mann, Wanda Armstrong, coach Vince Cariello. Front row: Mona Dersch, Linda Zang, Chris Shestock, Jane Irwin, Tina Allen, Marylou Bolton, Dawn McLaughlin, Kathy Atkinson, Robin Doles. Mitzi throws her curve ball. tier — a Aiken, Mary Hollingsworth, Mitzi Sh os el-