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

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:fa -il Varsity Basketball Damascus Pampell Towson Catholic Garrison Forest Maryvale Mt. DeSales Atholton Ml. Hebron Glenelg Howard Wilde Lake Oakland Mills Hammond Atholton Ml. Hebron Wilde Lake Howard Hammond Glenelg Middletown Smithsburg

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Young Wrestlers wi Show Talent 120 .l.V. Wrestling J.V. Wrestling Eagles Opponents Fallston 24 42 Atholton 16 42 Mt. Hebron 68 68 Oakland Mills I5 47 Glenelg 29 31 Hammond 31 14 Wilde Lake 29 15 Howard 20 45 ,- . ' 1 ,E g' 9 gt .Q V f' KA' 'Li .: 529 , 1' A M.. ' Y 'Q 5 . . if., , Ay ,Y ' g . 4 L ? ,fi , H' Q ' f X ' l' ' L ' Q ,tty - taxi gg V 3. , 1 1 2' ' ,I 1 We , M 1 ip ,,-, 4, 1 5 f . 4f.,,a, ' .H ,V , leg , to 5,111 , 1 ig 1 . n ,,, L ' lo,s V 5' . ,, ki a . 'f :ar t 14 1 ' 'Q ' . it X , A- , , hd L q H, Q W 54 , - -.4r , M . Y M y - ' r ,4 X t 'gi L J.V. WRESTLING: First Row-WMike Gallager, Stanley Wong, Chip Simmons, Hans Breden, Chip Harrison, Geoffrey Easterling, Dave Clemens. Second Row--Coach Al Dodds, Lance Todd, Dale Kinsey, Jim Hunter, Noel Hall, Andy Gore, Dwayne Hender- son, Bill Dwyer. Seeing talent early in his young J.V. wrestlers, Coach Al Dodds said he knew all they needed was experience. Although they ended the 1978 season 2-6 in county play, they showed much potential for the years to come. Highlights for the Eagles included their first victory, over Hammond, 31-14, and a 29-15 conquest of Wilde Lake. Unable to fill every weight class, the Eagle squad entered each game with an 18 point penaltyg this handicap, however, did not stop the J.V. wrestlers. Sophomores Stanley Wong, Dale Kinsey, Bill Dwyer, and freshman Mike Gallager, all key wrestlers, helped strengthen the team. Coach Al Dodds said he looked forward to next year's squad when many of the experienced .I.V. players would join the varsity squad and help lead that team to success.