Parkside High School - Aries Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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With graceful form and a keen eye, Senior David Ziara makes the catch. fl, GK . W Q' . i lrwtfkfa - 1... Wx - S 5 1- 2- 15' V S' M. ' .Vi .. ,-fl..1'gm,,,,w?ffE5m . .IJ In ,faq ,Z-.,Qd,.w if A- I M ,mf A 'QU 5 My ' im 9 .qmw X ,., , , , . . , W f f 1-.sag D: . 'rf' -a, 'if,v SS- U ieeie K 5 H 'W Q -- -',- if :A , , . . A -up . as .r A I FQ ' k'.g:' it a lip xg Y U MH-M.-.U-w wx .., Q Q dn' P? 'Q' ' 5 HF' M, F i-i-, -' fig l'F i Coach Crolnick, Darren Ryan, John Hershberger, Jeff Horner, Gary King, Tim Collins, Coach Hall. Top: Ryan Allan Jones, Scott Wynn, Jeff Crrizzel, Rich Wrenn, David Kevin Lucas The Year of the Streak Parkside's 1985 Varsity Baseball team won their first 18 straight games before losing their only game to Northeast High of Anne Arundel County in the first round of the State Playoffs. Finishing 18-1 the Rams captured several titles in the fantastic season. Unde- feated in regular season play, they were CITY CHAMPIONS, BAYSIDE SOUTH CHAMPIONS, and BAYSIDE CHAMPIONS defeating North Caroline 9-1. The team recorded the most wins and the longest winning streak of any other baseball team in Parkside's history. The team had a .560 batting average with 9 runs a game while allowing only 1.5 runs per game. The pitching staff had a 0.97 ERA. The coaches, Mike Golnick, Andy Hall and Gary White, thank the team for the memories and wish the 7 graduating Seniors - David Ziara, Allen Jones, Kevin Lucas, Jeff Crrizzel, Rich Wrenn, Ryan Owens and Scott Wynn - con- tinued success in the future. 15 Cambridge 7 12 Cambridge O 5 Delmar 2 14 Crisfield 1 10 Washington 5 1 Wi-Hi 0 6 Wi-Hi 5 7 Easton 5 7 Delmar 0 22 Mardela 0 9 Easton 4 9 J.M. Bennett 0 5 Pocomoke O 9 'North Caroline 1 8 Snow Hill 0 1 North East 5 10 J.S. Bennett 4 5 Washington 0 15 Stephen Decatur O fAnne Arundell 'Bayside Championship Baseball 61

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Catcher Mary Rogan snaps the ball into her glove. ,. A AV Ag N . 1' ' 3Y'ffgg5'g1ws.,, S' in i Wg? 'U f f mrigqlbuvf WQML., ... .M . A,,N5. Parkside's softball team was composed of thirteen girls with a strong desire to win. Their wish came true when they ended the season with 10 wins and 7 losses. This was the first winning season in three years. Susan Elias and Liz Dovlmes, the only seniors, led the team through a very competitive season and kept the team in good spirits. The coaches and remain- ing players wish Liz Dovlmes and Susan Elias continued success in the years to come. . is. , -4-.4 ., wif, 'A f--n f .V - fs Kim Oliver puts forth a Randi Lane prepares to Held After a close play at homeplate, Trina Liecty slides in ood swing in order to ad- the ball. safely. HIICC Mary ROQHYI to SCCOYICI HSC. Softball 65