Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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strategy af basketball Basketeers of 1958 found out the hard way that winning wasn't easy, but in the process they gained invaluable experience. Coach Agleton's small and youthful B team met with stiff com- petition in their 14 games and they ended the season with 4 wins and 10 losses. The Colts' freshman team combined height with fast-moving drives to and through the net to bring home a six and two record, losing only to Burbank and Fairbanks. Showing great prom- ise, the freshmen will soon be ready for play on the varsity court. NVE THEY Mt. Carmel 21 17 Burbank 19 45 Fairbanks 22 20 Fairbanks 27 38 Fairbanks 36 21 Fairbanks 27 17 Lutheran 33 31 St. Iohn's 35 16 Dennis Giuffre stretches to shoot for two in the Mt. Carmel game while Raymond Thomas C17D follows closely. 'Y . 35' . fx. Standing: Pete House, Mike Fouticq, Ronny Yokubaitis, David Gantt, jeffrey Lewis, Ronald Rust, R. H. Defran. Kneeling: Gerry Donohue, jimmy Hudgins, Fred Howard, Charles McClellan, Anthony Cash, Mark Se-nsat. jim Bourret.

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c l , 9isl1, get ready far fawmrraw .... learn -317 N. ri 2 Ulf xx Kneeling: Bobby Leone, mana ferg Arthur Urcstig limm XV:-vg Mike Alclermang Jost-ah Azzarellog Anthony Pizzitola W'ill1e Tinnell, manager. St. Johrfs St. Pius Mt. Carmel ln . Y . l Sitting: Dennis Ciuffre, Philip Cimo, David Miller, Philip Cecala, Richard Standish TEANI SCHEDULE Lutheran St. Pius Nlt. Carmel Kirwin XVE THEY XVE THEY 12 19 Xlt. Carmel 20 QA 22 2-1 St. Pius 51 30 25 54 Lutheran 31 60 6 23 Kit. Carmel 16 24 29 36 Kirwin 38 36 12 56 St. Pius -18 30 49 30 St. Thomas 25 76 The ball hi-comes a free for alll' when Mt. Carmells No. 7 and BIarian's johnny Nolen jump to decide a tie ball.

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Crack men gum speed and cudumrzcc Top: F. Ross, D. Giuffre, F. Banzer, R. Thomas, B. Jackson, E Leone Bottom Keefe Suttles A Luprete P Cimo Rugged practice, rigid training, steadfast determina- tion, and plenty of fortitude-these are the requisites of Well-rounded tracksters. Although track includes runs, sprints, and field events to gain team points it is essen- tially an individual contest of strength, skill, speed, and stamina. A survey of the ,58 Marian track team finds jerry Keefe practicing for what is considered one of the hard- est races, the half mile. The 880-yard dash is a speeded pace over a distance of li mile and calls for intensive speed and extensive endurance. Bro Iackson, Eddie Leone, Anthony Luprete, and Felix Reynosa learn the truth of the statement that the 440 is the man-killer of trackn if it is attempted with full determination. The 220 and 100-yard dash requires spontaneous action from sprinters Dennis Giuffre, Franz Banzer, Jim Suttles, and Philip Cimo, Whose concern it is to maintain a steady stride while running full speed ahead.