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

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FROSH FRONT ROW: Br. Paul Malich. Coach. T. Julian. R Fitzgerald. G. Kallajxhi. K. Barry. R Peterson. D White. MIDDLE ROW: R. Kettering. Mgr., P. Mudd. T. Slayter. G Dunn. B. Keyes. J. Weaver. S Pelligrini. T. Spangler. Mgr. BACK ROW C. Tretler. D Diggs. T. Simmons. J. Hartranft. R Ellis. T The art of making a layup -Reach for the sky 47

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TOP-In your eye! BOTTOM - Fig finds the open shot Matt goes to the hoop J.V. We all can ' t play a win- ning game, someone is sure to lose; Yet we can play so that our name No one may dare accuse. That when the Master Referee scores against our name. It won ' t be whether we won or lost, But how we played the game. (J. B. Dounie) The undying spirit of the J.V. Basketball squad was kept alive throughout the season. Our guys kept the crowd often spellbound with their tremendous outside shooting, and in spite of a losing season, show great promise for the future as an experienced team. n (» a i cs Q 24 y — 14 ' V FRONT ROW: D. Nicowski. M. Engle, M. Fedorko.J. ONeil.J. Bruder, G. Scavongelli. R Krumpe. BACK ROW: J. Reillv, Mgr., J. Brick, J. Gleason, G Beatley, R. Gagon, P. Puzak, G Smith. W Koziar,J. Osborne, J. Paul, Coach Tony Rash. 46

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BASEBALL The Shape of a Diamond Under a new hand of coaching, and carrying a new spirit onto the diamond, the battering nine of McNamara set out to prove that fire on the field can match the fire in the heart. With Dan Burch and Jack Courtillet returning to help stabilize the infield, the team has gelled together to back the vicious pitching of teammates, such as Phil Gozzi. Fitzpatrick again carries a heavy stick and the whole team has joined to promoting the batter idea. The Mustang Horse-riders put a strong foot forward toward a winning tradition. Jim Fitzpatrick blasts another one out of the park . . . - ill - ' Phil Gozzi. . . a relentless adversary . J I f 1 Jack Courtillet brings in another run for the hammerin ' Mustangs. 48