Pikesville High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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The Ace Of Clubs BRIDGE CLUB: 7st row - H. Sugar- man, S. Steinberg, G. Monheit, S. Kantor, M. Mitnick, C. Steinberg, I. Smelkinson, D. Berkowg 2nd row - F. Lerner, D, Goldberger, L. Potemken, A. Lichtenstein, M. Sny- der, R. Madow, l. Ordman, N. Cohen, 3rd row - D. Sellman, S. Scheinberg, B. Golub, P. Reiling, C. Berger, D. German, l. Shear, D. Sam- uelson, S. Tabor, A. Mazer, 1. Aiken, E. Gross, C. Gensler. Teaching bridge to a group of students with little or no knowledge of the game was not an easy task for Bridge ' Q junior Ely Dahan makes an ace of himself. Club president Gary Monheit. However, with the aid of a group of experienced bridge players this attempt was suc- cessful. The club mainly provided the place and the people to organize some good games weekly. The year was high- lighted by a tournament among club members. bridge club 99

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The ating Game lf practice was responsible for the success of Bobby Fisher, Pikesville's Chess Club's practice sessions may produce a local, county, and state champion team. A school wide tournament featuring entrance fees and cash prizes attracted the attention of students and faculty alike. Guest speaker Marvin Cooper, a Pikesville alumnus and nationally rated chess expert gave a blindfolded exhibition by playing several games at once. Club president Ben Fink- elstein explained, Our main objective was to supply a comfortable place to enjoy chess. CHESS CLUB: 1st row-I. Cohen, B. Finkelstein, E. Foreman, I. Aiken, G. Lichtman, M. Zeffert, M. Wilder, 2nd row - M. Fradkin, D. Sacks, S. Schiff, H. Sugarman, 1. Perlow, A. Davis, 3rd row- L. Baitch, l. Whitman H. Cummins, 4th row- L. Wasserman, S. Mazer, D. Lilienfeld, N. Cohen B. Crazuil, R. Eckhaus, D. German, R. Grossbart, W. Orlove. 1 1 98 chess club Spassky, l've got you now! Q 3 '11 t .D 11 22, Ben Finkelstein practices for the Chess team's tournament against Ken- wood.

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Stand B - n The Air WPSH, the broadcast media for Pikesville, completed its third full year of operation in 1974. Program Director, Arte Harris, expanded the station's broadcast time to cover all home Panther football and basketball games. Normal 7:30 to 2:30 programming continued to provide students with music, entertainment, and news spots. With new equip- ment and increased student participation, WPSH prepares for greater programming advancements in the near future. . ,- Doesn't this get any other stations? . As........ i-. ..A.,.., gm.,-Aw ' .s - V .K -A WPSH: 7st row -1, Whitman, A. Harris, J. Crystal, D. Cohen, 2nd row- D Brooks, D. Sellman, R. Sherman, L Baitch, G. Bass, H. Schlenger, C. Licht- man, S. Hankoff, 3rd row- P. Cooper, l. Levenson, L. Goldstein, R. Howard, D, f Meshulam, M, Kermisch, 4th row - D. Goldman, D, Tetenbaum, E. Auerhan, N. Kahn, R. Fuld, S. Steinberg, M, Snyder, D. Miliman, R. Friedlander, M. Rosen- thal, 5th row - A. Keyser, B. Schapiro, B. Bloom, L. Rubinstein, H. Platt, A Brecher, B. Craziul, E. Pripstein, S. Kan- torg Not pictured- E. Bloom, L. Boltan- sky, B. Glick, l. Markman, A. Shulman, S. Sokolow, N. Westreich, P. Winer. 100 wpsh