Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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VARSITY WRESTLING Rams Foes W Patapsco L W Sparrows Point L L Overlea W W Woodlawn L W Dundalk L W Parkville L W Lansdowne L W Perry Hall L L Kenwood W W Towson L W Dulaney L wins - 9, losses - 2 JV WRESTLING Rams Foes W Sparrows Point L L Overlea W W . Woodlawn L W Dundalk L W Parkville L W Lansdowne L W Perry Hall L L Kenwood W W Dulaney L wins - 7, losses - 2 r 4 The barrel roll is one of Danny Brunton's chief techniques. His use of it in this match will eventually lead to a pin. Determined to win, Joel Rosner takes on his Dulaney opponent in a very important battle. :TV pzzzpy Apiippvvii V A ..,, , ltt ' fl n ' w iiiiiitti is I a tt, J l I ,I .,,, Q, , , 'HJ Ig, 'f:,.. K Ik., :Vl :ki :Vk I Akrkik ,Lx f lgg, SEK, t'l'iil tl s vs VARSITY WRESTLING Front row: David Steiner, Patrick Kildow, Michael Merlow. Row 2: Chip Brown, Morry Zolet, Danny Brunton, Joel Rosner. Back row: Michael West, David Harris, Gary Richards, Mr. Lowe, Marty Bosse, Quinten Gilbert, Marty Schmitt, Dr. Pedicord. JV WRESTLING Front row: Larry Pillow, Alex Karris, Brian Feidman. Row 2: Brian Ni- cholas, Danny Platt, Marc Asch, Jeffrey Plot- kin, Steve Blumenthal. Back row: Michael West, Brian Becker, Jeffrey Lenovitz, David Fram, Sam Merlow, Dr. Pedicord. Wrestlingf113

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PDulaney'is no problem for Mark Merlo as he locks his opponent in a grip, preparing for a take down. Danny Brunton possesses a certain pizazz as he performs unbelievable stunts in the wres- tling match against Dulaney. P ' ' . ., .. ,ma-wawmfesiw What does it take to be a inning tean1. hat makes a winning team? Take for example Randall- stown's varsity wrestling team, which won the county cham- pionships. A winning team takes fierce com- petitors-Morry Zolet, Gary Rich- ards, Danny Brunton, Marty Bosse, David Steiner, Quentin Gilbert and Mark Asch, to name a few. HORIZON talked to Mark Asch, a 112!Wrestling junior, to discover what makes a win- ning grappler. A winning grappler needs exper- ience-inspired by his brother, Mark started wrestling four years ago. He attended wrestling camp for two summers. A winning grappler needs to re- spect his coaches-Mark calls Coaches Lowe and Peddicord great coaches. Coach Lowe taught Mark discipline. From Coach Peddicord, Mark learned that a good coach-to- player relationship is important. A winning grappler must with- stand abusive and rough play-Mark required three stiches for a cut near his eye. In all, Randal1stown's team had all the elements of a winning team. And they have the trophy to prove it.

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OO nd Randallstown's Beanie Wixted takes the ball down . court, faking a pass to Liz O'Malley. Covered by a flailing- armed Parkville opponent, Liz searches for an open Ram. Coach Quinnls on the sidelines yelling to Liz- Tammy's on the side! Tammy Henderson's running toward Liz and receives the handoff. She pivots and scores. With only five seconds on the clock, a Parkville guard hurls the ball across court. Parkville's center is poised next to the hoop ready to re- ceive the pass. But wait! Randallstown's Marcela Robinson intercepts. She passes the ball to Dawn Garnes. Dawn goes up for an easy shot. Two points .... Teamwork: the girls' varsity team has searched for the meaning of this word throughout the entire season. Evelyn Quinn, sixth year basketball coach, claims that the team, com- posed of individually excellent ball- handlers, rarely played a game where everyone simultaneously put in a hundred-percent team effort. Varsity basketball ended the sea- son at the bottom of the standings. But Coach Quinn looks forward to better seasons in the future, the JV team fared well, and many skillful prospects emerged. JV player Janet Pannucci agrees. I look forward to playing next year because we'll have a good year. Coach Quinn says she would like to recruit more sophomores and ju- niors to prepare them for their varsi- ty years. Only more experienced players will result in a winning sea- son. JV BASKETBALL Front Row: Sherl Evans, Monica Taylor, Lynn Zaben. Row 2: June Woods, Vannessa Stewart, Melanie Durham, Jill Berg. Back Row: Janet Pannucci, Tracy Richards, Coach Lloyd, Kim Games, Rhonda Smith. . a ,, A , J . , ue--as - -,rim fag-If I attain . 4 D4 3 wk karl ' J ' E f f h 'latin V Vw I .,:, VVAA , A A A I , meaning I I Searching for the GIRLS, VARSITY BASKETBALL Rams Foes W Patapsco L L Perry Hall W L Towson W L Woodlawn W L Dulaney W W Kenwood L W Dundalk L W Overlea L W Lansdowne L L Parkville W L Patapsco W L Perry Hall W L Towson W L Woodlawn W L Dulaney W L Dundalk W L Lansdowne W L Kenwood W L Parkville W L Overlea W wins-5, losses-15 GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL Rams Foes L Patapsco W W Perry Hall L L Towson W L Woodlawn W L Dulaney W W Kenwood L W Overlea L L Lansdowne W W Parkville L W Patapsco L W Perry Hall L W Towson L L Woodlawn W L Dulaney W L Lansdowne W L Kenwood W L Parkville W W Overlea L wins-8, losses-10 114fGirls' basketball 'Sb -f-ff i 1 During half time, Coach Quinn presents the varsity basketball team with an aggressive of- fensive strategy designed to win the game.