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

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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

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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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7 £ I G O L F U.S. Open? With the fine record the golf team has accumulated in the past years, it certainly deserves rank as an important asset to the athletic department at Bishop McNamara Returning players for the ' 68 spring season included prestigious Chris Piggot. elected Junior Golfer of the year for 1967, the concentrating Sophomore Chris Vanderman. and James Lohman, our expert putter As a team, all the players have always demonstrated good sportsmanship, spirit, and company, so important in the fine game of golf. 5 .• i . i , , v -i X . J vH SL • ■ r;» ' -- Brother Thomas tees up Winning form 49