Queen Annes County High School - Pride Yearbook (Centreville, MD)

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gui jk? IAQ 0lfUfL6! fo Ding-2-QQTQIDZZZW FIELDBALL Tow Row-C. Coon CCoachl, H. Bennett, P. Wood, M. Towers, E. Gibson, S. Mandrell, B. Seward, A. Hughes, M. Reinhold, V. Sorflaten. Second Row-E. Renshaw, M. M. Kim- bles, T. Fix, E. Councell, R. A. Chance, M. Bartlett, W. M. Jester. Sealed-M. Lucas, S. Powell, N. Dukes, J. Swan, J. Vonville, P. Mears, J. Skinner. Stevensville 8-1 won Denton 3-3 tie 6-3 won 6-4 won Chestertown 3-2 won Easton 8-2 won 6-1 won 6-2 won Sudlersville 5-1 lost 5-2 won Fieldball opened the 1951-52 sports year for the Pantherettes. As the season got under way, the girls came through with a series of victories. In a couple of mid-season thrillers, the team tied Denton and. bowed to Sudlersville at Sudlersville. In return games C. H. S., showing marked improvement, by easily defeating both of these teams. , gfefa-Q.. - ' - fMLY'f'll f',..' 4g SOCCER Tap Row--1. Freeney CMan agerj, C. Haymaker, M. Walls J. Moore, C. Grifhn, C. Callo way, J. Knotts, B. Miller, Mr Davis fCochj. Second Row- P. Walbert, C. Anderson, R Tarr, M. Bedford, N. Hall, J. Anderson, B. Draper, D. Bine- brink. Bollom Row-C. Creigh- ton, J. Quimby, T. Shortall, D. Walls, B. Foster, I.. Callahan, I. Larrimore, B. Calloway, R. Starkey fAbsentj . The boys had an undefeated season, winning nine and tying one, under their new coach, Mr. Walter E. Davis. The team had a chance to play i.n the Eastern Shore Championship, but it was late in the year when we finished our schedule, and the other teams had ended their season long before. In addition to having such a great year, the soccer boys kept the record streak of unbeaten games at home alive, which has been mai.ntained since about 1944. Our hardest fought victory was the seven to three win over Chestertown, in the last game of the year, after having tied them in the initial contest. Following are the soccer scores in the order that the games were played. Denton Stevensville Denton Sucllersville Chestertown Easton Stevensville Easton Sudlersville Chesrertown

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.b00l'lQl afar Top Row-C. Coon QCoachJ, M. E. Denny, F. Gibson, A. L. Fisher, M. Towers. Second Row-S. Mandrell, E. Wood- ward, J. Skinner, B. Seward, E. Renshaw. Seated-J. Vonville, S. Powell, R. A. Chance, P. Mears, P. Middleton. Basketball practice followed the fieldball season. Since few of the girls were veterans of last year's team, hard practice was necessary. Then, with the team in the midst of an exciting season, their practice efforts paid off, as the team improved with every game. , The boys ended the regular basketball season with a 12-5 record. They had a close shave with the Alumni, winning 42-41, and then lost by that same score to Princess Anne. The defeats by Cambridge and Easton were rough ones. At Cambridge the boys were ahead at the half and at Easton they lost by sudden deathl' in two overtime periods. Their most triumphant victory was over undefeated Sudlersville on the home court. The team looked forward to the playoffs, the results of which could not be obtained. Ridgely 21 C.H.S. 42 Cambridge so C.H.S. 32 Alumni C.H.S Chestertown C.H.S Denton CH-S Easton C.H.S Cambridge CH-S Sudlersville C.H.S Stevensville L.H.S. Chestertown C-H-E Denton C.H.S- Easton C.H.S- Ridgely Stevensville C-H-S Sudlersville C-H-S North East C-H-S Princess Anne C.H-S- BASKETBALL Top Row-P. Connolly CManagerj, D. Binebrink, B. Miller, R. Tarr, J. Anderson, B. Larrimore, P. Callahan, B. Draper, N. Hall, J. Everett, Mr. Davis fCoachj. Botfom Row-T. Shortall, M. Bedford, D. Walls, C. Creighton, J. Larrimore, R. Starkey fAbsentJ.