Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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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

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The Girls Track Team: First row: I. Herman, 1. Shamay, E. Coleman, Miller, C. O'Lear, I. Iaso. Second row: D. Shanosky, S. Stalgaitis, R. Stianchi, P. Praskac, G. Sculley. Third row: C. Shrum, D. Urban, K. Baddick, E. Babyar, T. Dainauski. Fourth row: L. O'Lear, I. Ondo, M. Bonner, M. Surdovel. GIRLS' TRACK Fillies compete in field events The key to a successful track program is indi- vidual achievement incorporated into a team effort. In this sport the Fillies literally ran to win as they prepared to meet tough competitors in the Schuylkill County Meet held annually in Pottsville. The girls contributed their total dedi- cation for the success of the team and for per- sonal enrichment. 5 ' s, i , . , , .7 Prior to their scheduled event Patty Praskac and Regina Stianchi loosen up with a lap around the track.