Bishop McNamara High School - Mustang Yearbook (Forestville, MD)

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Art Rice goes to the hoop The McNamara Mustangs, although still a young team, took on a tough schedule this year Defeat was certainly no stranger to the Mustangs, yet they had guts and plenty of spirit to keep fighting till season ' s end. With the return of many varsity players and much new talent com- ing up. McNamara is looking forward to a better future in basketball. V BASKETBALL R S I T Y Soph Date Coughlin shows future promise 42 Lil ' Mape with tlic big two '

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» Dunn. G . White. D . Simone, S.. Gray. R . Bozicke P. .KNEELING M„ Moore. R . Rohan. , Iacona. M Callahan. J., Hacker. M.. Goodwin. C. Rohan. Jas.. Shapira. C. Duffy. M.. Fitzgerald. R . One of the many body-shaking pileups of the season . The J.V. football squad ' s of the 1967 season compiled the best record of a J.V. team at McNamara. The 3-4 record included an exciting 7-6 victory over the Catholic League foe.Gonzaga. Brother Fryes ' little ' Stangs had a feared pass- ing attack, together with a touch defense. The J.V. team, mostly sophomores feel that in a couple of years they can make McNamara charge to the top as a number one football team. The outlook for the future appears very promising in all categories of Mustang football. A 4-to-l ratio seems to be very uneven ' ■■

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FRONT TO BACK: Ron Stange. Jack Courtillet. Daniel Burch. David Coughlin. David Early. Richard Keyes, Philip Gozzi. Larry Maimone, Gerald Smith, Mark Stevens, Coach Bill Shea. Dennis Torbett, Mike Rubino. Dennis Burton. Arthur Rice. Joe Conlon Poopsie hangs two. Coach Shea discusses team strategy during a break in play.