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

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mums N .wp V Lk-, t .4 .l.V. BASKETBALL: First Row - Jenny Cassard, Kerry Krantz, Anne Hewitt, Gina Vacca.Second Row M Ms. Goertler, Karen Dunnigan, Jeannine- McCrumb, Gretchen Hoff, Cindy Bowers, Melody Richardson, Eileen McCauley, Candy Sommerville, Chris Henry, Karen Gonya. 'xhtiii 4 . . iris: Perfect Inexperience was no, handicapffor Cen- tennial's girls' J.V. basketball steam. The girls remained undefeated in' county play withia record of 14-0. Centennialyupsetl the I-Ioward.Lions twice with scores of .36f25 and ' 3e7f22, .giving Howard' the only losses of its season and fgiViI1g 7CCl'liCI1Hl8.l'HSA most challenging games. . 1 , w A Consisting mostly of rookies, the team developed strengths in defense and offense which dazzled their opponents, Freshmen Candy Sornmerville and 'Gina Vacca, the season's. highest. scorers, ledlthe closefknit team to its, many victories. Theteamwork and .finesse displayed by the - girls -were lim- portant assetS to their .successful season, according to Coach Karen Goert1er..A no- vice herself, Coach- Goertlerepitried different techniques in outside ,shooting and inside power. which proved successfnlrthzfoughout the season. She was pleased with their per- formance: They realiydid a great job! A G LEFT' Candy Sommerville outmaneuvers a Mt. Hebron ' opponent enroute to the hoop. .I.V. BASKETBALL Eagles Opponents Damascus 17 20 Towson Catholic I7 53 Garrison Forest 25 3 Maryvale 31 14 Mt. DeSales 23 26 Aihonon 27 19 Mt. Hebron 37 16 Glenelg 27 20 Howard 36 25 Wilde Lake 31 16 oakland Mills 31 8 Hammond 26 10 Atholton 28 15 Wilde Lake 37 26 Howard 37 22 oakland Mills 32 10 Hammond 31 14 Glenclg 33 26 Mt. Hebron 34 28 .l.V. Girls' Basketball ll7

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. . Jumps To Third J.V. BASKETBALL Eagles Opponents Brooklyn Park 60 Gilman 57 Chesapeake 78 Perryville 57 North Carroll 67 North Harford 53 Atholton 58 Mt. Hebron 75 Glenelg 63 Howard 59 Wilde Lake 59 Oakland Mills 70 Hammond 35 Atholton 7l Mt. Hebron 57 Wilde Lake 52 Howard Sl Oakland Mills 59 Hammond 63 Glenelg 60 fi'rii115fe5virigl,sfrexhendouslyassisovei,last yearfs Siveiifliffblawl finighiithe BOYS lfV5b3Sk9fbal1 ieamgiiriishecliitsi season with an impressiVes9-5 redbidg itsi p lacingjgthirds in ocountyiiplay. Leading rhefiefirlirsfhrvush rhwasonswsfv Arthuffafe Barrylnlgobeftson, averagedy22 and 15 Pdilttstra? 52251655 1305611 tsaiidfivily Said Thai 1h9ifQ1!f??1?ii?W8Ss iS4?2fCfali5?i W?1li4iSCiP1i1fUdslia?1dt P15554iatWfi?Sisi11i811f?S?f'P9iCi1fiials5faf'1513ofif1fCS- HC ?1t1fibl!f5f1if 11136 f7t?31'i?'syfj 5195553 I 1951 if3V2p5f'-52199 lrlo iols Withfseven ofighisfyeafsgpiayersa renaming' SHQQX? sSQ3SC5I1?fQ5fif6f1Y!i21s C331 1Q0k1fQfW2ifdg '33 35 Pi5f?tf5XPeFi599eFlf mimsg 95' hi,-21? iquamy iwllich L promisess to-befeveni more SQCCCSSYUI- itos 1 5 J,- ? ' me-5 ,AF 5 iii, V ' fJ.V. BQSKETBALL: First Roni W- Bruee Lawhorni Kevin Fitzpatrick Woody ABOVE RIGHT: Surrounded by Glenelg players, Steve Loomis Harford- Sgcend ROWS' Jerome Haffess Bob Shafbaughi Daffy' Rabeftswl goes up fgf a Shgl to insure the Wm. Arthur Tatogdohn Dowling, Steve Loomis, Chris Beldon4Ml1ton Etheridge ll6 J V Boys Basketball Sheldon Smith.

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