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

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Ill p -I What They Play TEAM PLACING AT COUNTY: Third TEAM PLACING AT DISTFIICT: Third FINISHING TOP 6 AT STATE: Claude Walker 15th in 5005 Mike Boone I5th in milel Tom Lefler 16th in high jumpl 'Se

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SPIRIT IS WHAT COUNTS Q Michelle Smith slides a pass by a Northeast Eagle In an effort to get their offense in good position. A Pam Medera, one of the most valuable players on this team, is sure to be moved up to varsity next year. ,kung :Agf- wsu? MLISTZIIES 7A ,te 406 9.21905 Q ROW ONE: Shannon Calvert, Pam Madera, Donna Nestor, Latonya Parker. HOW TWO: Michele Hensley, Loni Thomas, Michele Smith, Roxanne Fard. ROW THREE: Coach Harrison, Cindy Bostic, Denise Sharp, Joni Carter. TOP ROW: Danna Wiechert, Denise Harris, Mickey Gazy. The girI's J.V. basketball team was comprised of 14 girls. But these weren't just ordinary girls. For these young Mustangs exemplify the meaning of spirit and good sportsmanship. Though their record did not show it, this J.V. team was full of spirit and thats what counts. When asked about their season Pam Medera replied with a laugh We had fun . J.V. Girls Basketball X 91

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A Bon Bradley is an outstanding sophomore, as he qualified for state in the 60 yard dash. A Tony Benz has been pulling in good performances all year as he did on the mile relay team that earned a silver at county. A One of the few returning seniors, Bill Cranford led the 2 mile relay team to a 4th place finish at District, qualifying them for state. ROW ONE: Edwann Holmes, Tom Mathews, Bill Cranford, Tony Benz, Sean Mitchel, Billy Huff. ROW TWO: Fontell Peart, Maurice Salvant, Leon Fossett, Miguel Howe, Tim Brown. BOW THREE: Steve Johnson, Sam Enda, David Hackley, Bon Bradley, Flyan John- son. ROW FOUR: C.J. Lipscomb, Clayton Gaither, Damom Brantley, Mike Boone, Tom Lefler. I Q Even though this year's boys track team didn't end up ffl, there were still several individuals that did pull off some spectacular accomplishments. Perhaps the most incredi- ble of all these individuals was Mike Boone. This was Mike's first year running and even before he proved himself in a meet, many members of the team recognized his natural talent for running. Claude Walker, another highlight of the team, managed to do well enough in the district meet to send himself to state in three separate events. Claude and Mike were the highlights, but the other members of the team were shining as well for this was a team that gave 100 percent. Practice was held everyday and rain or shine one could see them running on the side of the roads, through muddy trails, up and down hills but most of the time on the track doing interval work. Boys Track 93