Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

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Easton 5 8 4- 8 6 2 5 8 3 5 Fieldball Team First Row: R. Walls, P. Ross, P. David, S. Closson, E. Horsey. Second Row: C. Knox, B. Jump, J. Warner, P. Warner, M. Slaughter, J. Webb. Third Row: M. Brooks, Coachg M. Councell, J. Swann, D. Plutschak, J. Cheezum, H. Dise, D. Renshaw, M. Reid, P. Brown. Absent from picture: M. J. Gannon. Opponents East New Market . . . .... . .10 Ridgely ........ ,... 4 Centreville .,.... .... 1 0 St. Michaels ...... . .. 5 East New Market . . . , , . 8 Ridgely .......... .... 1 0 St. Michaels . . . . . 3 Cordova .,,,, , , 3 First Row: P. Elliott, J. Smith, Co-Captain: J. Lister, Co-Captain, Centreville IIAE N 7 A. Greenwood. Second Row: M. Bear, B. Whitby, K. Bradley, A Cordova I n I . 2 Hemming, D. Johnson, M. llarrison, S. Nave, H. Crouse, A Beahm. Third Row: M. Brooks. Coachg F. Plutschak. P. Shortall M. Chance. P. Russell, D. Trice, J. Ncrlinger. Junior Varsity Fieldball Team

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Track Team ....-.-.na-si First Row: R. Filbird, R. Dryden, J. Chance, J. Callahan,S. Lister. Second Row: C. Patrick, J. Covey, L. Mullikin. S. Young, R. Dulin. Thirzz' Row: A. Whiteley, A. Fountain, M. Ne-wnam, Coach E. Smith. Absent from piclure: lain. P. Creenhawk. For the fourth consecutive year, the E.H.S. Track Team has captured the State Class B Championship. This meet was held at McDonogh School. The Eas- tonTeam scored 62 pointsg 16 points ahead of it's nearest competitor, Elkridge. The results of our boys are as follows: 100 Yard Dash-Young ffirst placej 880 Yard Dash-Dulin Qfirst placej 3 140 Yard Dash-Young Callahan, Dulin, and Newman Qfirst placep g Hop, Step and Jump-Covey- Qfirst place, g Broad jump- Callahan ifirst placelg No. 12 Shot Put-Dryden ffirst placeig 440 Yard Dashv Whiteley tsecond Placei g 880 Yard Relay-Easton fsecond placeig One Mile Relay -Easton Csecond placejg Hop, Step and Jump-Newnam fsecond placejg Broad Jump-Young fsecond placejg High Jump-Dulin fsecond placel. The spring of 1951 introduced tennis as an inter-scholastic sport to Easton High. Al- though last year eight players were picked to play in a match with Salisbury, this year is the first year lfaston has had an organized team. Salisbury won the opening match at Easton last year, but our boys and girls came bouncing back over there to win. The teams on Eastonis schedule for '5l' are Salisbury, Cambridge, Seaford, and one other school in Delaware. The senior class hopes that tennis will remain on Easton Higlfs athletic program for a long time to come. Tennis R. Chap- 5 I I ! F t