Eastern Technical High School - Salvaje (Essex, MD)

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Back Row, L to R: Tim Eikenberg, Jason Miller, George Blevins, Rick Tarbur- ton, Mike Ritz, Coach Clark. 2nd Row: Greg Greene, Eric Owens, Chandler Ray, David Clark, Jennifer Dombrowski, 5rd Row: Nichole Deems, Jeff Sefa, Anjanette Wabnum. Front Row: Brandy Ritterpusch, Lequisia Mumford. VARSITY GOLF ffl? Q Viv .Q x if 3 iss 1 . Front Row, L to R: Mike Jenkins, Jason Mattheu, Dan Dailey, Middle Row: Da- vid Ziegelheafer, Robert Adams, Mr. Bielski, John Conway. Back Row: Brian VARSITY TENNIS Back Row, L to R: Tom Maszcenski, Paul McNulty, Bill Taylor, Todd Snyder, Scott Swan, Ms. Hanlin. Front Row: Heather Wayland, Jennifer Rrach, Rim Bolten, Angela Napolillo, Noel Pawlack. Killian, Jason. TRACK Every spring Coach Lou Clark gathers together a band' of track specialists, football players, and nov- ices and they go out and challenge the best in the county. This year's top performers were Dave Clark in mile and half mile: Brandy Ritterpusch with a 200m record, Jen Dombrowski, school record shot put and Chandler Ray school re- cord in long jump. The 1988 Varsity Golf Team teed-off on an im- proving season with ace player Robert Adams and his enthusiastic mates. The retuming players were Adams, John Con- way, David Ziegelheafer, and Mike Jenkins. Mr. Bielski has hopes for a super year in '89 with his new-found experience. Robert Adams finished in the top ten and won a match. Coach Nancy I-lanlin's tennis team also draws both specialists and ath- letes from other sports. After the large tumout is pared down, they go out to brave the wet and cold essex spring season. This year they featured Tom Maszcenski at 41 singles and Heather Wayland at women's W1 singles. 5

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The Varsity Lacrosse team had a fine season, with 4 wins and 5 losses. With very few experi- enced varsity players, they made a great deal of progress. The outstand- ing players were: Don Cullings in the goal, Matt O'Reefe with offensive leadership, Steve Hall in the junior attack, and Greg Greene at defense. Freshman coach Matt Biedemian led a frosh- dominated junior Varsity Lacrosse squad to a four win season that featured many promising players. A blend of aggressive de- fense and improidng stickwork kept this team in most games until the last minutes. l 4 VARSITY LACROSSE Lacrosse, Back Row, L to R: Bill Morningstar, Glen Goff, Dave Wagner, Don Cullings, Mr. McCubbin, Greg Greene, Shane Fagan, Mike Donnelly, ScottJor- dan. 2nd Row: Ray Lazerth, Jack See, Steve Hall, Steve Longo, Brian Porter, Ralph Martinez, Matt O'Reefe, Tony Ferenetti, John Upright. J .V. LACRGSSE N in an Q Eggfr as alan: me ma I 5557595 1 sisfmm Rl 20 13,-S? gmt J YSE xssfs' 3 5 i 5 L iililfiilili J.V. Lacrosse, Back Row, L to R: Earl Rile, Mike Murphy, Doug Stark, Rich De- John, Milt Herget, Jim McCabe, Keith Simmons. Front Row: Sue Slike, Pa- china Kelly, Terry Bradney, Gary Taylor, Happy Hammer, Joe Carter, Horman Schwertzer, Andy Neil, Brian Forward, Dave May, Chris Beatty, Brian Heck. Rneeling: Roni Mastin.

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SCPHOIVIGRE DANCE This year's sophomore dance was unique in many ways. It featured the first light and smoke show with a sweet straw- berry scent wafting through the dance. 'iCome Light Up Your Night was the theme and Danny Breeze was the DJ. Also, a bubble machine was used to augment the theme. Mr. Kimos and Ms. Massey at- tended, of course, and even took time to join in the festivities. 6