Brooklyn Park High School - Bee Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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nl. First row: Left to right-W. Tignor, H. Zabka, J. Kelly, F. Hartman. Second row-L. Wolfe, B. Baker, L. Collins, C. Wright. Third row-Mr. Soviero Ccoachl, C. Gosser Cmanagerl. 1960 BUYS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Many promising Brooklyn stars made their debut on the Basketball court this year. The Junior Varsity outscored their rivals in nine of their fifteen games and displayed the skill and determination needed for a winning ball club. Many of these boys will fill positions, vacated through graduation, on the varsity cage team and will star for Brooklyn in the future. 1960 Basketball Record B.P. OPP. 33. Aberdeen 20 35 . Howard County Ai 38. Severna Park 37 44. Boys' Latin 25 i9 Glen Burnie 45 32 . Arundel 28 33. Annapolis 36 36. Aberdeen 37 39 Southern 27 29. Howard County 47 35 Glen Burnie 49 33. Arundel 40 36 Annapolis 35 45 Southern 3l 50 Sasscer l2

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First row: Left to right-B. Donnock, B. Brosseker, C. Miller, C. Mentzell, Walters. Second row-P. Bass, B. Presson, V. Dove. Third row-D. Anderson, D. Bowen, S. Meredith, Miss Gaver lcoachl, M. Lechowicz, C. Puckett, S. Becker, M. Stone, P. Glos. 1960 GIRLS' JUNICR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD The nucleus of our future Girls' Varsity Basketball Squad finished the l96O season with a 2-4 record. They were very impressive and displayed high spirit and fine sportsman- ship. Coached by Miss Gaver the J. V. Girls soundly defeated our school rival, Glen Burnie, in the high-point of their season. 86 Girls' J. V. Basketball Record B.P. OPP. 7.. ,.,, Arundel l5 l9. .. ..Glen Burnie 22 29. . Howard County 23 8 , ,. . . .Arundel 9 29. .. . .Glen Burnie l3 22 Howard County 28

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.,,,,,, 'Zh ,-v' v- ' f-4 I L. First row: Left to right: C. Peters, R. Huddard, K. Michlovitz, H. George. Second row: J. Kanarchuk, J. Brandenburg, T. Larsen lManagerJ, B. Kinzy, P. Jones. During the l960 season the Bee Cagers boasted better than .500 ball by winning eleven of twenty contests. Although Bees were short in height and bench strngth, they took advantage of speed, out- side shooting and good ball handling. Records were shattered everywhere. As Brooklyn enjoyed it's best-won-lost record, Bee point-makers set new school highs. Against Southern the Bees tallied 88 points to set a team high. Ken Michlovitz, Bee pace-setter, chalked up 33 points for the game high and 303 points for the seasonal high. Coach Carter's posted a 3-5 record in league play. Boys' Basketball Record B.P. OPP. L 44 , , , . , , i .Aberdeen 61 45. . . Howard County 4l 62. , . St. Mary's 54 52 Boys' Latin 42 49 C i Faculty 52 45 . Boys' Latin 50 53. .Alumni 48 66, , St. Mary's 46 46 Glen Burnie? 75 47. i Arundelk 44 46 Annapolis? 65 47, C Aberdeen 62 88 i Southernl' 62 52 Howard County 50 48 Glen Burniel' 56 55 Arundelk 6l 44 Annapolisl 49 64 Southernf 49 77 Sasscer 88 37 80 Baltimore Institute 'league Games.