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

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-M. M. Kimbles, S. Powell, .fdncl M Again Top Row-C. Coon fCoachj, E. Shawn, M, Towers, B. Seward. Second Row-P. Middleton, A. Hughes, J. Skinner, M. Bartlett. Sealed P. Mears, j. Vonville. SOFTBALL There's nothing better in spring than a good ball game, and when spring comes, you can be sure that there will be many ready and willing softball girls on the diamond. Coach Coon will find it difficult to pick the top nine to represent C. H. S. in the opening game. Best of luck, Pantherettes, for another winning season. Top Row-P. Larrimore, T. Shortall, B. Galloway, J. Knotts. K. Morgan, M. Benny, L. Collier, H. Walberr, Mr. Welsh QC0aChj, Sealed-N, Hall, P. Connolly, P. Walbert, F. Moore, L. Callahan, C. jackson. The softball team under Mr. Welsh should have a good year. Last year the boys split most of their games, but they hope to better that record this year.

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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.

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VOLLEYBALL Top Ron'-C. Coon QCoachJ, P. Wood, F. Gibson, M. Denny. Second Razz'-E. Mears, P. Roe, S. Mandrell, E. Renshaw. Seated--M. McClyments, XV. Jester, F. Councell, R. Chance, J. Swan. The volleyball season will not have begun as the Yearling goes to press. This year, as in the past, we are anticipating a successful season. For two consecutive years the volley- ball team has played in the state tournament and brought the Class B Championship home to C. H. S. Two undefeated seasons is another record to be upheld. With good coaching and enthusiastic candidates, the team has great expectations. , . 6.3 x ' XT' S wiv, A ' 1 ,s1 'aZ! I t X, sf I it ,ive If .ff A y 'WW . stair KKREW REV! I -na. Z 'sq -aaa, kgLN9'EF4lr . A lk f. 'L FACULTY BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row-Mr. Mahaffey, Mr. Selby, Mr. Welsh, Mr. Rickert, Mr. Szabady. Bottom Row-Mr. Davis, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Knott. ',4' Aff X' f if ,fy 5!t5R'EVQZ ' 5' all 'f-, BASEBALL Top Row-Mr. Davis fCoachj, B. Draper, C. Haymaker, B. Foster, C. Griffin, C. Callo- way, C. Anderson. Second Row-J. Anderson, J. Allen, R. Tarr, B. Larrimore, -I. Freeny, J. Larrimore, A. Dawkins. Sealed-D. Bine- brink, B. Morris, J, Quimby, M. Bedford, D. Walls, B. Calloway, C. Creighton, R. Starkey fAbsentJ. Centreville High School hopes for one of the best baseball teams in recent years. The boys that are back from last year and the new ones coming out ought to make this season very successful.