Pikesville High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Jeannie Shapiro sets herself up for the return. Captain Steve Kantor displays intense concentration. 4-4.- +L 3 Harold Burgen sends the ball sailin over the net, tennis 753

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Tennis Team ls Smashing! TENNIS TEAM: 7st row-M. Monheit, L. Ellis, R. Sherman, H. Burgen, 1. Shapiro, M. Zenitz, D. Silber, 2nd row-E. Cohn, G. Coldberger, A. Pumpian, S. Kantor lCapt.J, 1. Miller tCoachJ, B. Sandler tCapt.J, B. Mazer, L. Zenitzg Not pictured-1. Schapiro. The Panther netters extended their county winning streak to 94 matches and captured their ninth straight county title despite the fact that the team finished the sea- son with five fewer players than when they started, Led by captains Steve Kantor and Beth Sandler, the team's problems started with the sidelining of its number two girl, Amy Pumpian. Two other members were dis- charged from the team for cutting classes. But the big trou- bles came when number one girl Beth Sandler and number two boy Lee Ellis entered private tournaments, not know- ing that it would result in their disqualification from fur- ther county matches. Thusly handicapped, the Panthers were doubtful of their ability to beat a strong Towson challenge for the county championship. But the team squeaked through, taking the title by a score of 4-3. rrfi What do you mean, times? 'NN Vik 1 S L' , K 1. S KJ . - ' 3 , .E Q '-c w-Nr 4 ' f ' ' ' .nb-urqv-of-61. g M- fs-fists fat' ----- Q Q c 1 J ., f 'Ni A fi 3' F i. f i , itcii A i rfwrrfa g T can i:1i?.f.su!.f..L... 4 '.i QT., A . Q 1 1 L., 1, .3M...i,...5....4M4a..4...5--aww-Je-f-4 Lee Ellis chases after a difficult shot. 752 tennis

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The IV team looks on attentively. . I ' a.t.. W 54182 , , W I The 1974 Varsity Baseball team was one of the strongest 5 , X' A' , in Pikesville's history. With a record of 5-6, they finished a 'f dv' second in their division. The pitching staff, consisting of , g , pg . A Matt Dillon, Tony Pollack, and Iason Sussman, supplied a i f is i f I WW strong defense, while Gary Weinstein led the Way in the 1 batter's box. Iack Kurtz was noted as the best catcher that M V l V' ' 3, K V a h ve, Pikesville has ever had. f ' The IV team ended their season with a record ofI win g' N 7 - ' Z I f f14 ?'if t A and TO losses. Many of their players will be moving up to -'Q f T' A-gA f'f , 4135..- Varsity next year to fill the openings left by the graduating A- - , ' .2 4 1 V 7' ilfixl M if jf if g' batsmen. ,L ,,., . . ABOVE RIGHT: Sock it to 'em, Pikesvillef' RIGHT: VARSITY BASEBALL: 1st row -- D. Hinshaw, G. Weinstein, S. Rosen, I. Sussman, 2nd row - M. Dillon, M. Campbell, T. Pollack, I. Kurtz, 3rd row -T. Hunt, I. Finifter, C. Boushell 1CoachI, G. Solomon, G. Lehman,W. Koogle. 754 baseball QL 7. -.495 V: I