Norfolk Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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THE NORFOLK CATHOLIC CRUSADERETTES complemented the tenth anniversary of the school by taking first place in the State Catholic Basket- ball Tournament. They also set a precedent as this was the first championship trophy for the Catholic High girls' team. In the final game of this tourna- ment, Catholic High slipped by tough Cathedral High School of Richmond with a score of 51 to 48. This victory was no real surprise, for the Crusa- derettes had only one loss in a terrific season of 21 games. Nevertheless, the successful season and the championship were well-deserved rewards for the team's continuous effort coupled with a real desire to win. ALL EYES ON THE BASKET! Julie Seluga challenges hex gllllfl for a rebound in an easy win over Marylnount of Arlington GAIL PELUSO AND JULIE SELUGA WORK the usually successful cut and pass play as Mary Jo Scullion moves in for another two points against St. Gertrude's.

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SORT OF A HIGH TOSS, UH, REF? quips All-Stater Mike Morris as he controls the tap for the Hourihan Henchmenu in the Benedictine game. Mike was a big factor in the Crusaders' championship drive. Bruce How- ard f23J and John Galloway C223 calculate the risks. THE MIGHTY CRUSADERS convocate around Coach Hourihan and Coach South for a brief, but ardent pray- er. It was Coach Hourihan and Coach South's efforts which gave the Norfolk Catholic Squad its momentum. HEXCUSE ME, BOYS , retorts All-Stater Mike Ro- land while towering above all opposition in this re- bounding effort in the second Norfolk Academy game. Baby Huey Roland excelled for the Norfolk team throughout the season, especially noted for his re- bounding prowess. Dickie Fraim 4213, Richard Gris- som i34J and Pete Keilty 6321 all position for the bounce of the ball.

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