Centennial High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Ellicott City, MD)

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Varsity Volleyball 5 W Eagles Opponents V Aberdeen 0 2 3 Westminster 0 2 , F. Scott Key 0 2 - Hammond 2 O Mt. Hebron 2 0 Wilde Lake 2 0 Howard 2 0 Oakland Mills 2 0 Hammond 2 0 I ' Mt. Hebron l 2 Wilde Lake 2 0 North Carroll 0 2 Howard l 2 Oakland Mills 2 0 F. Scott Key 0- 2 BITE TOP: During a time-out the girls arefully to their coach's advice and 1 before returning to the court to wrap r victory against Howard. OPPOSITE JM: Kelly Herbert, sophomore, slams e toward waiting Mt. Hebron receivers. EFT: Centennial players anticipate the : of Lori Bimestefer's serve. Varsity Volleyball l0l

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,ff --'r' mm k .1 Spikers Snag Second .Iammed f'1ngerslandfbruised knees were common from Augustthroughg November foreall twelve members of the Eagle volleyball teamq These were small prices to pay, howevergforethe team placedsecond in county matches- 1fAfter l orrinch practice, hard work, and excellent instructionfby Coach Bruce Smith, the girls remained undefeated tgin their firstsix county games Their first loss 'was' to Mt. Hebron, who went on to become county champs. Outstanding players Barbara Dorsey and captain Terri Costello, withgtheir strong spikes and serves, led the team in an extremely successful season. . , l Y K Although -the Eagllesgweree not county champs, Coach Smith said,l 'll Aanif still proud of my team andttyutheytare theobest team 1g've ever coached. y f l t 1

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J. . Digs Its Wa To Victor I To . go undefeated the 5 of ,the : Eagles? I LLVQ I volleyball j rteanif - flfheye laeconiplished their tgoalywiethja recordjof j I0f0 .mercenary matches. 7 Outgof county, the girls heldiarrecord ofyl-:4Q I . F . lOriceYfhey. got Starfeds Ifhffyi C011ldD't 56.510993 and proceeded fto smashfall their county. op- ponents, .Onegof the most' outstanding moments irrythisf 1year'st season was I their triumphant yictorylover Qtheir toughest opposition, Francis Scott Key. Centennial lost the first game against s . Keys but they came back in thefsecond game to gwin.. Maintaining theirlead, they took the third game and won the match. It wasa jubilant victory. -This J.V.f team definitelylhas good potentialtfor ..next1year's varsitytteam, according toi coach Bruce Smith. The keyliplayersfwere sophomore Mary . Ellen Miskellyand freshman 'Candy Sommerville.. ' The .I.V. volleyball' team was the only teamin Centennial's fall sport season to go undefeated in county play. I 'A ' TOP, RIGHT: Freshman Candy Som- merville dinks the ball over the net and scores the winning point against Francis Scott Key. BOTTOM, RIGHT: All eyes are on freshman Jeannie McCrumb as she i .4-ffm k , .I.V. VOLLEYBALL: Top Row -- Coach Bruce -Smith. Vicki Macek, 'Jennyr Cassard, Stephanie Derreth, Barbara Allen, Chris Lekcbusch. Bottom Row so LauraiDerreth, Gretchen Hoff, Mary Ellen iMiskclly, .Jeannie McCrumb,' Q Candy Sommerville, Natalie Rivers, Front Center --I Margee Sullivan. . .I.V. Volleyball Eagles Opponents returns a hard spike during thc Wilde Aberdeen 0 2 Lake m3lCl1- Westminster 2 1 F. Scott Key 2 l Hammond 2 0 Mt. Hebron 2 0 Wilde Lake 2 0 Howard 2 I Oakland Mills 2 0 Hammond 2 0 Mt. Hebron 2 l Wilde Lake 2 0 North Carroll I 2 Howard 2 0 Oakland Mills 2 0 F. Scott Key I 2 IOZ J V Vollcyball 1 I I 4 4 E