Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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in '-1-gs. fx! . X I' W 1 of Zoaches emphasize spnrtsmanslzip. This year at Marian has brought on many changes. The one thing that stands out in the minds of those who were as- sociated with the various teams, was their untiring effort. No matter how hard the job this magnificent attitude prevailed. Yet another group played an impor- tant role in whatever successes our squads enjoyed. This group is the loyal supporters from the student body who braved all sorts of weather and other handicaps to give the teams such tre- mendous support and encouragement. They will never know just how much they were appreciated. Another grand success was achieved in the 1957-58 seasons. The spirit of the student body and the efforts of the teams seemed to blend into an untied effort. School spirit cannot be taught X or forced on any student, it has to come from within. ' My sincere thanks for the cooperation of the fine young men and young women on the teams of 1957-58, and to the loyal band of students who so well exemplified the old esprit :Ie corps. X 'A X A Stud in thou ht Coach Bill flolibart mcditatt-s on the athletes whose char- Y 3 y ' acter and integrity he has helped to develop. The end-point of any Athletic Program is thc athlete himself. Clean, hard-playing athletes have made a place for interscholastic athletics in the educational program by insisting on: Qlj Fair, hard play at all times with a square deal for opponents from both players and spectators. Q25 Maintenance of conduct of the highest type on the field, in and out of school, and when out of town. CBD Realization that it is an honor and a privilege to represent onels school on an athletic team. Thus Mr. Gene Agleton exemplifies the qual- ities he emphasized in the foregoing message. His influence and personality penetrate through- out his teaching and athletic endeavors. Coach Agletonls p o sitio n on the Marian staff has Seen goth beneficial and rewarding to the stu- ent odv. Coach Ct-ne Agh-ton's calm manner reflects his ability to keep a level head in time of crisis. . v 11 la WA WOW T 'Nj f f YQVQVAVA f f 4' w'Y'ef'995 :LQ alofofogf . Y ' ' 'A X 3 'I'I'1w+ 'ff . A V w oo 4. f MQ woot. --J I 1 W6 Woloa 0' W Mol Eels? e MJ'