Edgewood High School - Aries Yearbook (Edgewood, MD)

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Baker. Coach McKnight A first was initiation in Harford County this year when Edgewood High School participated in Inter- Scholastic Wrestling. Although wrestling has been carried on in a lesser fashion, this was the first year it attained varsity status. Much credit should be given to coach Malcomb McKnight, who was largely responsible for the squad 's newly aquired stature. Although the squad did not win any engagements, they still were very impressive. They lost by a slim margin to St. Paul, and they were beaten again in another match. For a first year wrestling team, the Rams showed much enthusiasm and were very successful. Some of the outstanding performers were Don Yarnell, Lewis Davis, and George Lohr. FIRST ROW: C. Casteel, T. Thompson, G. Lohr, A. Lohr, C. Culp, L. Davis, Mr. McKnight SECOND ROW: T. Hill B ' , . McCommons, J. Richmond, D. Munro, G. Lampman, T. Thompson, D. Seiser T

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FIRST ROW: J. Hughes, A. Fellenz, C. Beall, S. Rembold, M. L. Davis, D. Lambert. SECOND ROW: S. Fitzgerald, S. Fisher, V. Ross, T. Dean, R. Dick. THIRD ROW: J. Collins, N. Hinckley, F. Slaton, L. Ham- mond, C Dale, B. Moyer, Mrs. D. Culver. Hey gang, let's go -- we just gotta win this game! Hard work co-operation and fast playing were displayed in the Edgewood High hockey games . . . the clatter of sticks hitting balls and the shouts of the players were evidence of excitement. Two years previously, the team practiced the whole season without scheduling any games. Last year, all the teams in Harford County met at one time and played several games. This year the team played six games, three of which they tied and three of which they lost. The last game, which was played on the home court, muSI have meant the most to the team for it ended with a scoreless tie showing definite improvement. Mush appreciation must be given to a most deserving coach, Mrs. Dorothy Culver, for volunteering so many hours of her time. Mrs. Dorothy Culver, coach 64016

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Pete Rivera, Dennis Fellenz, Herbie Allen, Ann Sedberry, ril Grafton. 7 Heading into its second consecutive year, golf cer- tainly caught the fancy of some seven powerful lads and lassies. Several days weekly these mighty seven, Bermuda shorts, jagg shirts, and all, flocked to the Army Chemical Center golf course to try their luck with the woods and irons. At the time of this writing, E.l-l.S. has only engaged in two matches, however, both were clear victories. The first team tourna- ment was staged with Charles Baker and Pete Rivera trouncing Aberdeen 26 to O. The next match was with West Nottingham. Although the score was not overwhelming, the Rams came through 6 to 0. Mr. Merril Grafton handled the coaching duties for these linksters. Even though the season was short, E.H.S. feels confident that the team will continue to display its golfing prowess throughout the years. Doug Munro, Spencer Harman, Charles Baker Mr Mer M 'mi gli E 1 Sys, if Mr. Merril Grafton