Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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The infield, continued Coach Colibart, with eny Patin at first base, Scooter Schillaci at Q econd, Anthony LaCorte as short stop, and Eu- ene Cegielski at third, constitute a very strong ' efensive group with ever-steady Iim Wagner L nd John Cennusa providing relief. dl F ehmd the plate, Willie Tinnell and Eddie 'Lf ' - eegan capably handle the catching department. P C V ith Sammy Joe Biondo, Frank McKeown and ' erry Patin, the mound staff is well fortified h' he Coach further remarked. It seems with ia A ew base hits and 1 llttle luck the Colts w1ll ave a real fine season , 272. 'f X, Eddie Keegan catcher plans the strategy of the game with pitcher Sam my oe Biondo I 5745- f-J if J fr WV Bro ackson knows that seconds count as he races to first base whnle 1 MVS. V 'Vit P--1 M1 :go vga S... JJ J' erry Patm awaits the ball if' l ,. 2 'miid' I 1 fb' 5 W N C' 'rl 1 1 xg f A C A . Y I ,Y 7 L ' S? ' up fy , f fl it I g' ,, . 5, if . ,. , A , , . A, Q X5 Q ga 2 k , X 31 A f ri.. . t wi - l , 'z ' , ' x 4, K a, , W . ' I 'Q l - ' wa- i ,, ,,, fl ..,.7-.,..V,. Q W- ff, -. - I-1 it Q - . ' '. - L ' - ' V ' V ' I , - V' I Q ,,,, -Q ' .. ' An H- ' ..,'.,' .,,--' , , ' ' W 'f' ' A ' 'Q' 5-, 1 . . ,. - f . LL' 13.12, 4 , ..' W 1 .NL :hs ' v Y ll 1. 4. ,615 ik, I ' ' .' .f -.. - . f. .. ' ' 4. 'A - -M, f ',rY5,gV -.Q 'Al' f' f -'v,V,' a. .L. rj -' 5 1 f ' f -,uv-. 4, A ' ' f 1 ,. H1-'SJ 1 Q. 'Z-z , ,,.A,,,,. , W, - ,A A. - a A . tw 1' . 1. P .n ' V ff?-1-f '-L P151 , 2' Il-'fr : ' A ' - 4 '-iff' at I -A-1J'.,i'-. M E 'gy 4 and , e , H t 1 Av, .la . . f . L. ' .'l -., -' . .

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Kascball Cram ' I ' l X. I A . , 'J I , ' 5 - 1 l-. X , ,, - J gf, ,IL Q ,f .. K. r V9 my ., in tt ., 2. e , 4 -5- :G si x L Vs I , -, f , Qllf is . 3 A Q-'V X ,V wf ii .51-P4 I Left to right, kneeling: ANTHONY LA CORTE, JOHN GIBSON, SCOOTER SCHILLACI, EUGENE CEGIELSKI, BRO JOHN GENNUSA, MARK McELROY. Standing: VVILLIE TINNELL, JERRY PATIN, RONNIE KELLER, SAMMY JOE FRANK MCKEOXVN, JIM XVAGNER, JOE COLONNETTA, and EDDIE KEEGAN. With plenty of hard work, luck, and sweat, our team should grow and be- come a strong, powerful baseball club, Coach Bill Golibart remarked. In the outfield, John Gibson, Bro Jackson, and Frank McKeown give us speed as well as power. 98 lf, x V In V. K A. V, J JSR A ' haf Q sb A A., .3 .. by ' - ,f M .,, v 'I an I .... -M , A 1 J M if f , . 3 4 to if -P .. Q , cj V. ,J ',,,, 1 , I , I 375,54 -JA L - I ,V Ts-nfoU ' , L., , Y A ' - 6 .- ,Q ' '- fefrlxx, 'IF' ' 3 , 'Q wi ' -,f,.:- ' - ' ' - '.' ' ' A' ' A sunny day finds John Gennusa and Anthony La Corte practicing on the bas ball field.

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Girls ' Val eyball Varsity .l V ,lem A Q. 'A A, cp 'lin 2 K if i 3 1,1 if., a Q 'J I 4-1 iv? ws , Left to right, front row: SANDRA IRWIN, DIANE SCHNITZIUS, IO MARIE CANCEMI, ANTOINETTE CAMPISE, MARCIE CUNZALO. Second row: IUDY HARRIS, KATIE MEEKS, SUE BREAUX, DOROTHY BREAUX. Back row: PAT MONTALBO, MICKEY ROBSON, SUZANNE SENAC, RENE VVARD, LENA CASH, IRENE RAPP, and BRENDA TRABULSI. f si The newly organized volleyball team ended the sea- 'Xt J son this year with valuable experience and increased lf' sportsmanship. Both A and B teams held their own against many experienced opponents, with the B team finishing second in their league. Late in the season the girls participated in the Catholic Girls' Ath- letic Association Tournament at Galveston's Dominican I High. This was the initial meeting of the Association formed by Father I. B. jones of New Waverly, Texas. The team carried off the Consolation award, earning for Marian her first volleyball trophy. ' The Girls' managers, Lena Cash and Maureen Quinn, confer with Sister Mary Benedict as she plans the line up for the coming game.