Meade High School - Genesis Yearbook (Fort Meade, MD)

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J.V. HAS PRGIVIISING SEASGN Meade's offense works together to get that important yardage. Ron Bradley striding out on a break away run. Bottom Allan Smith Will Davis Ron Hunter Darryl Keeton Ron Bradley Charles Cullowey Eugene Wilson Phillip Monforte Sha1iKetchem Oliver Antoine Brett Brown Andy Willis Danny Hendler Tom Flosailo Mike Carmody Will Jackson Tony Aquilan Ron McDaniel Coach Valcarenghi Top JettAllen Chris Brown Tim Walker James Ware Ben Barker David Rippeto Phillip Malloy Buddy Pratt T S . at Q. 3' ' - 'Q D 1 D A. it Fouler, Chai Yein, Ernest Willia,ms, Chris -Critterton, FrankYNouvet, Sean Augustine Middle: Coach Will Davis making a hard run through the defense. The J.V. football team had a remarkable season this year, with an outstanding 8-1 record. Their only loss was in a close, hard fought double overtime. They had some impressive victories, such as a 43-14 win over Old Mill and a 29-0 win over Brooklyn Park. This J.V. team will be excellent re- cruits for next years varsity squad, and they should be proud of their accomplishments. Football X 63

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Captains Mike Boykin and Claude Walker await the outcome of the coin toss. A look of determination: Claude Walker. 62 l Football The offense takes quite a beating from a tough Chesapeake team. Marek Jackson going for a tackle. Bottom: Maurice Salvant, Flenoria Skagrgs, Troy Crum, Flobert Lee, Mike Hudson. Alfie Gamble, Henry Nrverth, Many Chavers. Chris Dizon Middle: Derrick Pratt, Jerry Allen, Tim alabesky, C.J. Lipscomb. Edwann Holmes, Mike Boykin, Claude Walker, Marek Jackson, David Epperson, Greg Burns, Scott Skaggs Top: Coach Jerry Mears, Willie Minter, Kevin Ringgold, Aubrey Williams, Jake Malloy, Lionel Green, Torn Beall, Jay Smith, Lynell Green, Mike Jeffers, Jefi Wlechert, Antoine Poole

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ft VOLLEYBALL HAS DIFFICULT SEASON S YM 40 The volleyball team and friends ham it during a break in the JV game. As he opened practice on August 15, of his first season of coaching, Mike Izumi faced the challenge of starting from scratch. There were no returning varsity starters, no returning lettermen, and many girls who had never played before. The kind of season the they would have would be questionable. Throughout the season, spirit was high in spite of their shortcomings and halfway through the season the team nicknamed itself the Ofer Club . The reason for this name was because they were O for 7. As more hours were spent in practice, skills and court reaction improved. The team's sewing average increased, as did the average of volleys per point. Coach Izumi taught the girls a lot about teamwork and that a losing season is less important then the sportsmanship and ex- perience gained through it. 64 I Volleyball Michelle Jones hustle to receive the serve. Cheryl 'tElly Hodgkins shows her judgement. '-is... Mary 'tWaah Taylor demonstrates her sewing style.