Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Je-an tlilgash arte-nipts a sf-t in fXnnapoli. I-1.1 wialls fights for a rw galnr-. hound in llundulk QIHIIIP. Competition. Who will exer forget the Kenwood kethall season with 114 points. ganw of lfehruary -I when thc- Varsity Comets The sf-niors playing their last season for the fought so xalivntly for possvssion ol the liaslwt- nCUlllP1Su wvre- Dim-k Bvliniv. center: 1.int'oln hall. or the Girls' Yarsity ganw with Parluillv llogart. forward: lioli lii'a1gg.x-mite-i': lirum-v Duf- whf-n guard Rosalie- Carre-tt sa-or:-d two points? lany. guard: lion Ht-if-l. forward: 'll-rry javk- lndvr tho 1-o-vaptainship ol st-niors liuvk son. guard: Hut-lx N14-Cronv. guard: llc-ll Morse-- Nif-Cronv and Dell Nlorselwrge-r and tht- roam-hing lJ9I'fIf'I'. forward: Ali '1'ic-dvniann. guard. and lid of Nlr. livavh the Boys' Varsity NCllIllClSu Wvatts. vvntvr. Only two junior inenilwrs of the- avliis-wcl a high standing in thc-lialtiniorvCounty squad. C. 'lf Gif-se-. forward. and lfrnic- Howv. Lvaguv ram- hy dropping only two gainvs. 'lilwsv also a forward plus tht- prvsvnt J.Y. hots arc- lt-ft two wc-rf' lost to tlw leaguc' vhanips. K1-nwood. to varry on thc- gre-at work donv hy this yvaris lay xc-ry 1-losv scores. Thi- 1l'illll was pavvd lui tvani. xc-tvran 'livrry Jackson. guard. who wound up ilihv fiirlsi Yarsity liaslwtlrall tvain undc-r tht- tllf- svason with a total of 204 points. .lunior guidanrv of Xliss 1,fllP finishvd in third plavv C. T. Geist-. forward. had a total of 139 points. with nine wins and two losses. 'l-he high svorers ll:-ll Klorselwrgf-r. forward. had 129 points and for the twain wvrf' .loan 5lu11lv1Pfi6'ld. 141 points: Holi Bragg. 1-1-ntvr. finished up tht- 1934-35 has- Joan Sprm-ln-r. 101 points: Jean Cilgash. Ol 4.lll-.l.ltl.l-.tlllnltx lv!! In rzghl. Ron' l: .l. Rlf'-lIl4'li. Nl. liryanl. ll, xlomlf. ll. .loin-N. ll. llarxi-. .l. Nl:-lliui-li. ,l. Xl:-X4-al. Kon 2: lf. Xippurd. ,l. Train-rl. l.. llill. .l. tfliiluls. lnwlf .l. tfonaway.

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The cast of 'Tlic Happiest Days of Your Life takes a curtain call. had broken was an old one substituted by Elmo Evans. The experiments, while enjoyable, pre- sent somewhat of a problem because Mr. Refo allows only 2 per cent of error. We understand that a good deal of figure juggling occurs to achieve Mr. Refo's desired per cent of error. Basketball is defined by Mr. Webster as an indoor game played with an inflated ball and basketball goalsf' Defined by Catonites it is a game which brought many a night of wild cheer- ing to our gym, and we might add we loved every minute of it. Everyone seemed to catch the spirit of the game and for several months basketball was the main topic of discussion at C.S.H.S. Our pride in our new school and gym was sup- plemented by our winning teams. both boys and girls, varsity and .l.V. Our great cheerleaders. under the supervision of Miss Alexander. prodded us on with cheers such as. 'tStrawberry Shortcake . Jive Yell , Victory Yell , and Lizzy Yell . Many of us left the gym with sore throats and hoarse voices, but happy nevertheless. ln addition to .loan Conaway, Bonnie Jones. Diane Darvis, Mary Lou Bryant, Roxanne Moody. ,lanice Melhuish, Janet McNeal, and ,ludy Rzeszutek. C.S.H.S. acquired a squad of boy cheerleaders composed of ,loe Trabert, Lynn Hill, Eddie bippard, and ,lack Childs who really livened things up. The cheer- leaders, Pep Band. and Pep Rally Committee led us to many successful pep rallys before and dur- ing school to give our teams a boost. The coaches of our teams also deserve our thanks for putting C.S.H.S. on top in the Baltimore County LEFT! Janice Moore and Miss Coffman dt-inonstratc a tb:-orcm to thc oth pe-riml gcomclry class. RIGHT: S:-nior physics students take diligent notes in an attempt to learn about 2 percent of error .

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BOYS' YARSITY BASKETBALL. left Io right, Row I: E. Howe, H. Hcllrone. B. Duffany, Row 2: D. Nlorsehergc-r. A. Tiedemann. T. Jackson. C. Ciesv. Row 3: C. Grim. Mzlnrlger: C. Kalumlis. Mnnzzgerg J. Schucharrlt. Mfmngerg D. Hvyel. E. Walls. R. Bragg. L. Bogart. Mr. Beavh. l.'um'h. Huyx' lurxilx HIl.Sl.'!lfllI1ll Ul'l'llNhNT V. Franklin H1-rn-ford , . Sparrowf Point Ilunclalk ., Parkxille- . Kvnwooxl Touaon Milford Mill . Hvrf-funl ,. Sparrow- Point llunrlalk Towson Nlilfnrrl Mill .-Xlumni Franklin Parkxille Kvnwoofl . GIRLS' NQXRSITX lf.-kSKETB.'Kl.l.. lf!! in right. Run' I: ff. Huw H L1-onarm F. NICIIITUIII. H. Nloxlvy. Hou' 2: ,l. Slulrlxlf-Hvlrl. J. llilgaslm. J. Sprr Q Nl liams. Raw 3: L. Hawkinw, .llllllllgffj Nliw Lyne-, ffourlzg R. Uarrmtl P Sc ur NL Eulvank, J. Bankvrl. ,Wunugc'l. Girls' V!Il'SI.fvY lirzslrelbull mfvoxl-QNT r2.H.S. ow. Al u Ill ni . 37 33 Franklin ,, 43 38 Cla-n Burniv 28 22 Dundalk 24 16 He-rvforcl 36 ISU Towson 24 32 Palrkwillu- ST 8 Annapolis 47 21 Sparrows Point 30 28 Xlilfnrel Xlill 52 325 Kl'llMll1Pll 39 ,125 hi