Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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When a season ends one run away from a championship, credit must be given for an admlrable effort This was the case as the 1972 baseball squad, coached by Mr Pat Mor gans, lost the league tltle ln extra lnnmgs to a powerful Freeland team The season was marked by frequent dns appointments countered by tlmely and dBClSlV8 vlctorles which propelled the Colts to the Southern Dlvlslon pen- nant for the second time Sparked by Bob Mlllers 409 average, tops ln the area the forces of Coach Morgans kept the Colts banner flymg ln the Hughle McGeehan BASEBALL League and Colt Country 1972 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD MHS OPP Tamaqua Tamaqua Palmerton Mahanoy Area Cardlnal Brennan Freeland Pottsvxlle Weatherly Lourdes Shamokm Hazleton Lehlghton Bishop Hafey Cardmal Brennan West Hazleton Lourdes Shamokln Freeland MMI Pottsvllle Weatherly Freeland Freeland Freeland 'League Tltle Serles .ni Coach Morgans watches a play as it develops on the third base line 'md prepares to shout a defensive 'strategy to check it. Colts retaln d1v1s1on pennant F1rst How M Anderson I Barrett L W1tchey B Rowe B Bydlon D Sacco E Roman I Abromxtls I Bubon R Carulll Th1rdRow I Wncofsky C Grant I Balasclk I Bargxlone B Mlller S Kosmolek f'ou1thHOW A Yuskauskas M Makara M Soley T Kos clolek I Barrett B Infante . ' ' Y A - .EF 4 8 Q 12 Z 5--W 1 L-u - 3 3 I 'fa 3 2 .ff ' 0 2 12 6 J ' 3 5 4 14 ' ' 1 13 ' 5 3 1 ' 4 2 1 f 6 5 ' 9 5 . . . . 0 3 ' 4 2 6 0 ' : . x' , . ', . ' , . , . 2 14 ' ' ' ' , , 4 2 Second How: Coach Pat'I Morgans, I. Chuckran: S. Pajaklnas, 0 1 . I . . .

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Fillies catcher Ioy Shamay concentrates on the field of play before flashing the sign for the upcoming pitch. The perennial softball powers of Marian take to the diamond each spring to prepare for another success- ful season. Incessant drilling in the rudiments of defensive and offensive play has developed the girls' squad into a coordinated victory machine. Although in league competition for only three years, Coach Elsie Tolan's Fillies have moved into the ranks of softball champions and are expected to stay there. .-. l L Outfielder Diane Krensavage unleashes her throw al- tempting to pick oif the runner trying for second base. The Marian softball team of Coach Elsie Tolan. First row: D. Kinsinger, M. Brookover, C. Wisniewski. M. Sobolew- ski, T. Ceci. Second row: M. Dobosh, P. Weber, L. For- gotch, M. Slog, D. Serignese, I. Shamay, I. Herman. Third row: P. Hoban, M. McCullian, C. O'Lear, B. Rodgers, D. Krensavage, A. Albano, C. Felker, S. Cavanaugh, T. Tracy. Girls continue as league power