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

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Ex OPPOSITE, ABOVE: A desparate Glenelg player attempts unsuccess- fully to check .lim Hunter, who is cradling the ball. LEF7f'Centennial's top player, Eric Hawkes, unloads Z1 shot as several Atholton defenders vainly close in. BELOW LEFT: Clark Thielemann, an attackman, shoots for the goal as he eludes the stick ofa defenseman. , , Varsity Lacrosse ' V ,Eagles Opponents Northeast - 7s 'A 3 A South Carroll ' ' '9 , A A 7 , North Carroll? '14 6 St. 'Albans '4 A 5 Howard A H 7 12 Wilde Lake 7 6 Hammond , 12 0 Glenelg 9 2 Oakland, Mills ll 5 Mt, Hebron I 3 7 Atholton -Y 8 A L 6 Varsity Lacrosse 125

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l24 mcjr ,Za-.fef' izdfvfbf 5561 fi ,Vg J OW JC,-6!'WP'?? A' ,I we ,z a,6f7.-' aw ei Varsity Lacrosse ttacks The fast-footed action of Centennial's first varsity lacrosse teamhelped them rack up a 5-2 county record this season.cThe Eagles shared their second place position in the county with Mt. Hebron and Wilde Lake. C Senior mid-fielder Eric Hawkes, along with C 'juniors Drew Clarkand Jim Huelskamp and freshmen Jim iDeCarlo and Clark Thielemann, led the scoring .for the Eagles, while Mark Bandy, goalie,sand Doug Schenk -spearheaded the defense. E L r Before the season began,inone of the players had ever donned a varsity' lacrosse uniform. Coach Mike Siegert quickly formed the Eagles into a team to be reckoned with. The Glenelg and Wilde Lake games were the high points of the season - the Eagles trounced the Gladiators 9-2 anddefeated the Wildecats 7-6 in a double- overtime thriller. c Mgfff-mf, yflflofe -We of A - a 4, 7 fff'- 41,1--I ju?- -55 'Neg .1 fam Wiz, AJDJV jffa U so If' ,L.J.-'4 A724 J? UAA ' i awk' J lf A ff VARSITY LACROSSE: Top Row -e Coach Siegert, Paul Aschenbrenncr, Jim Huclskamp, Frank Reeves, Paul hu? A 5,11:A,c 51204 ' Cimonetti, Mike Evans, Larry Devitt, Steve Doyle, Bill Butlling, Mike Nieberding, Drew Clark. Middle Row -- ' ' , Mark Bandy, .lim DeCarlo, Doug Schenk, Eric Hawkes, Marty Weissburg, Bob Hunter, Reid Schoenfelder. ' f Bottom Row - Mark Orman, Mike Tastet, Clark Thielemann. Chip Baker, John Dao, Mike Sisk. eff' Varsity Lacrosse

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