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

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SOFTBALL FINISHES 780 SEASON STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Belinda Bair, Jane Irwin, Wanda Armstrong, Nancy Luff, Val White, Debbie DuHadaway, Cathy Miller, Susan Morris, Maddy Biggs, and Assistant Coach Vince Cariello. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Zang, Cindy Bouldon, Mary Lou Bolton, Suzanne Woodall, Linda Pearthree, and Chris Feresse. Belinda Bair and Vince Cariello again coached the team through another tough season. The Eagles ended the season with a 2-8 record with the 2 games won being against Tome. Injuries caused major set- backs during the latter half of the season. A broken nose went to Jane Irwin after being hit by a softball during gym. Maddy Biggs slammed her hand into a door causing a crushed hand. During the North East game, Nancy Luff was bull-dozed over by an Indian player at homeplate causing a broken ankle. Midway through the season players were switched from one position to another. There was only one position being played by the person orig- inally starting there. There was a bit of a struggle but the softball team still came through as winners. Mary Lou Bolton and Val White are the only leaving Seniors of this season. Cc D Opponent NorthEast Elkton Rising Sun Tome NorthEast Perryville Elkton Rising Sun Perryville Tome NNR ONOUOUNNY ABOVE: Assistant Coach Cariello shows thumbs up to the girls. 64

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1980 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT The entire tennis team was a part of the district tournament held on May 23rd and 24th at Elkton High School. Terry Blevins, Lisa Tierney, Billy Pollock, and Roger Lively played singles. Lisa and Alex Luzetsky, Tressa Husfelt and Donna Bolton, Joe Rupp and Scott Rhoades, and Mike Rutherford and Peter Teresczuk entered the tournament in doubles. Laurie Major and Scott Edwards and Elvie vanDyk and Rod Porter played mixed doubles. Bo Manor picked up a total of three points at the tournament (one point for each game won), but Laurie and Scott were the only ones to make it to the semi-finals. They won both their matches on Friday and lost both their matches on Saturday; however, they still placed fourth in the district. Those members who played at the tournaments will remember it by the hot sticky weather. Several people got sunburns from watching the matches all day. The weather made playing tennis miserable. That and the anxiety caused many of the team to play poorly, or if not poorly, certainly not at peak performance. antes 5 UPPER LEFT: Lisa Tierney serves during one of the matches. ABOVE: The tennis team. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT — Mr. Garber (coach), Tressa Husfelt, Joe Rupp, Rod Porter, Scott Rhoades, Mike Rutheford, Richard Hutton, Peter Tereszcuk, Lisa Tierney, Billy Pollock, and Mr. Brazis (coach). BOTTOM ROW — Tom Key (manager), Terry Blevins, Laurie Major, Lisa Luzetsky, Alex Luzetsky, Elvie vanDyk, Donna Bolton, and Cletis Johnson (manager). Not pictured were Scott Edwards and Roger ELKTON lost 1-8 lost 2-7 et — ; a onG NORTH EAST lost 2-7 lost 3-6 : Donna ton’s face shows the concentration that is needed to serve the ba (especially when facing the sun!) PERRYVILLE won 7-2 won 7-2 RISING SUN won 6-3 won 7-2 WEST NOTTINGHAM lost 3-6 lost 4-5

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UPPER LEFT: Mary Lou Bolton caught the ball but forgot to tag the Elkton player. UPPER RIGHT: The team clowns around after a hard day’s practice. MIDDLE LEFT: Val White looks at first base after her base knock. MIDDLE RIGHT: Cathy Miller takes a hard cut at the ball. LOWER LEFT: Linda Zang rolls another pitch over home plate. 65