Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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through rugged practive. Field events call for good form and agile skill from Frank Ross and Raymond Thomas, Marianls discus man and high jumper. Teamwork and initiative, as shown in early glimpses of the boys on the field, promise to carry the second Marian track team through a good season. A practice race lu-tween 440 men resulted in Felix Reynosu taking the lead. ackson are poised to prepare for the take-off. . l. ,Vx , y e. 4. 53' Q XY' A3 9 , . ' . 9 . , H, ..,,I '.fu5'f' A N. .. f ',.f'1 ?-,mga ri' 41-F. - ' . Ling' A :52',, . .rf ..r A .wif . 3 lass-+22 . :g,i.,.',vef't' 9311 ww'- i,3'3k'. J' gy' Alai i lr I X K V 4. .4 fin! ar' -.Sf ...tbiibgiq 1 . e . '35 ' . -.44 ' 92'-We-4 , T ' 7419 5 it I , '41 A - rf? A , 5 1, ,,-3 8' , -1 xiifr- - - twum Quartennilcrs, Bro xckson ind Felix Rcwnosa work out for the Texas Catholic lnterscholistic trick meet in Dallas K Q I O 7 's An? :Unite - . ',-V uv'- ::P m rl' 8. -wa ,,,. W., 11,

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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.

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Chrcc strikes gnu 'rc auf. . V 5 -o - f ff I . f' Bottom Row: A. LaCorte, E. Cegielski, B. jackson, S. Schillaci, F. McKeown, and Gennusa. Top Row: S. Biondo, E. Leone, Rodgers, Patin, VV. Tinnell, E. Keegan, and Wagner. ' As the 1958 baseball season looms over the hori- zon, Marianis winning of the Texas Catholic Inter- scholastic League Trophy for 1957 is still predomi- nant in the minds of the players. But this year the Colts look forward to the tournament with antici- pation for by becoming a complete senior high school, they have been moved into a higher bracket with stiffer competition. Backed with a nucleus of lettermen returning for the new season, the team and Coach Bill Golibart feel that they will be on top again this year. 122 Reappearing on the diamond are the three in- valuable pitchers, Frank McKeown, Sammy joe Biondo, and Jerry Patin who have YVillie Tinnell strong behind the plate. The infield attack is sparked by Gene Cegielski, Scooter Schillaci, and Anthony La Corte who hope to surpass their previous season. The outfield posts are manned by Bro jackson and Eddie Leone to fortify the ball club. The spirit and teamwork shown by the plavers, old and newcomers, is encouraging for they work toward a common goal . . . a successful season.