Catholic High School of Baltimore - Troubadour Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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we have evidence of a Sporting element JUDY HIMPIER AA President WATER'S FINE, FOLKS. Aquatic champ iec«ive penonal lips from Coach Hock at the K of C pool. Below, all wot but mighty.cheerful TCHS mermaid ond their coach line up for a picture. Faithful members of the team are: D. Baker, P. Conner, S. Turnbull, H. Baikauskas, F. Plewacki, and D. Douses. BADMINTON CHAMPS. Row I: P. Sczcpaniak, B. Denisio, B. Waechter, M. Grandy. Row 2: J. Himpler, Miss Metzgor, P. Kilduff. Row 3: L. Kuhn, M. Mooney, G. Buettner, R. Galeone. They defeated Towson Catholic and Institute, woro licked by Friends School in the fall round of games.

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There’s no lDcb(ltiti(J LINDA HOLBROOK AND JANET HISLEY, DEBATERS. Linda wo a final! ! In the TKA Forensic Meet and reached final elimina- tion in the Hears! Oratorical Contest on John Adams. Eliza- beth Bush and Mary France Desien each received a $25 bond in tho Hear » Contest. ANNE- WILSON, prosidont of the Duns Scotus Debaters, top orator at the Southeastern Regional CYO Con- test in Norfolk, is seen with the trophy sho won for placing first in the Original Oratory Contest at the Sixth Annual Tournament of Orator sponsored by Tau Kappa Alpha Foronsic Fraternity of Loyola College in May. WHAT A DUEL! After defeating Georgetown Prep by one-half a point, Mary Frances Desien and team congratulates their opponents. Ann Wilson was named best speakor. MARY FRANCES DESIEN, recipient of the Alhambra Award Io a TCHS gradualo for outstanding Catholic Action, I seen with the certificate she won in the Loyola meet. Mary Frances also received honorable mention and a check for her short story Steady Business in the contest sponsored by Homes and Garden Society. DUNS SCOTUS DEBATERS CLUB. Row I: L. Lavln, E. Martin, P. Ochs. Row 2: N. O'Hara, D. Finecy, J. Hisley, M. F. Desien, C. Insley, P. Lavin, A. Williams. Standing are: E. Bush, L. Holbrook, M. Beatty, C. Grabowski, M. Markowski, and D. Donnelly. 66

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that renews the J CtWM vitally ► VARSITY SCHEDULE Team Wc-Thcy St. Mary’s, Annapolis.................. 38-30 Towson Public ......................... 76-34 Brooklyn .............................. 46-30 St. Mary’s, Annapolis.................. 44-38 Institute N. D......................... 22-25 St. Joseph’s Nurses.................... 39-15 Brooklyn .............................. 80-45 Little Flower High School.............. 37-41 Institute N. D......................... 28-27 Scton ................................. 32-35 BETTY WAECHTER, 1956 blazer girl, with Ihe cup and blazer she earned as highest scorer in tho TCHS sports program for four years. Above, cheer- leaders in a new drill chant Teddy, Teddy, start to growl Catholic High during the Selon game. No luck, though; Seton won, 32-35. JAY-VEE. Business Manager Cecilia lonnick, center and tho Jay-Vee team consisting of: P. Kilduff, E. Davidson, M. Mooney, E. Gross, I. Strappelli, J. Topa, J. Klrckner and others.