Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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4Michel1e Nastos defends our goal in a heated game against Woodlawn. heir first match was a thrill- ing victory. But that didn't last for long. After that, the girls' lacrosse team lost game after game. Several players feel that they had the skill to win. Also, Coach Susan Lane effectively taught lacrosse skills such as cradling and passing. Teamwork and a unifying spirit were missing. Their losing record, however, does not do justice to the several out- standing offensive players. Lead scorers Lori Geelhaar and Estelle Al- mogela averaged three goals per game. Defensively, Lisa Linnbaum and Michelle Nastos put up a tough fight against their opponents. To improve next year's squad, many returning players plan to at- tend lacrosse camp during the sum- mer. In the past these camps have produced several top-notch players. Coach Lane claims that the season was not a total loss because the girls developed and improved their la- crosse skills and formed new friend- ships. Basically, the girls agree, there is more to sports than winning. Thus, to the players the season wasn't as bad as it appeared. GIRLS' LACROSSE Rams Foes 9 Sparrows Point 0 9 Woodlawn 6 7 Catonsville 16 4 Landsdowne 18 8 Franklin 9 3 Milford 8 12 Pikesville 14 13 Hereford 24 10 Dulaney 13 6 Owings Mills 19 wins-2, losses-8 Girls' lacrosse! 105

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104fG Y011 C3111 tell 3 giinggfgiman of season by its scoreboard Cathy Weaver is one of the few sophomores with the skill and inner drive to play in many varsity games. Here, she chases an opponent to try to intercept the ball. GIRLS ' - LACROSSE Front row: Tammy Kemp, Lori Posner, Brenda McLaughlin, Gwyn Geiman, Cathy Weaver, Robin Griffith. Row 2: Lauren Brown, Morag Chisholm, Jen- ny Valinsky, Bari Weinick, Michelle Nastos, PAfter a pass from Margie Hammen, offen- sive player Mona McLaughlin loses Wood- lawn's defense and heads toward the goal. Cecille Doherty, Lori Geelhaar, Estelle Almo- gela. Back row: Mimi Miranda, Angie Fiorino, Lisa Linnbaum, Marian Strong, Mona McLaughlin, Margie Hammen, Randi Brock- man, Kelly Pfeiffer, Tracy Porter, Ms. Lane. irls' lacrosse x 'FII ii'

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A 66 Whos to hey believe in themselves, says varsity baseball coach Keith Voelker of his 1981 team. They performed well, had a lot of class and were always enthusi- blame? astic. Unfortunately, this spirit did not make up for the season's discour- JV third baseman Eddie Dietrich plays a short hop to the hot corner. 1-sis 2 K 4 Q Sw' 106!Baseball . , 1'r'w-wil A Y ' ,Ni ,L,. is K 5 , Y M, fw,'Q1BLl':,, i iii '-'il,'iH Ywixge 1' '-' 'lf' '7 L .:',i'i,gis.:'.+s,fa.s' ,gy eh- 1 Q k,:r f . ' Agn -A' IC in 'hyd S , ,Hs 1' fi O if 1 6 - 1' A itf .. he , e f A af.. ,'.1 7 'i ' if-5 Qi - ,if f r - if L 3f7?W fff1f+f'--' 'tw 1 e 2. JV BASEBALL . Rams Foes VARSITY BASEBALL ' 2 Lansdowne 6 1 10 Parkville 6 Rams Foes 6 Perry Hall 7 - 'Towson 5 Lansdowne 9 5 Dulaney 2 11 McDonogh 8 7 Kenwood 6 1 Parkville 6 i 7 Overlea 2 1 Perry Hall 6 - 1 PHUPSC0 2 3 Towson 6 3 Woodlawn 6 6 Dulaney 3 7 Pal'kVllle 6 2 Kenwgod 7 7 Dulaney 8 0 Overlea 4 3 Lansdowne 6 2 Patapsco 3 2 Towson 7 5 Woodlawn 10 ff 5 Woodlawn 6 2 Parkville 7 1 Dundalk 5 3 Dulaney 13 wins-6, losses-9 1 Lansdowne 2 'Will f0l'feit 6 Tgwson 5 3 Woodlawn 6 1 Dundalk 11 1Umpires and coaches discuss field and ground rules before each game. wins-3, losses-13