Overlea High School - Omega Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Seated second in Baltimore County, Overletfs Bill Karr fights for his thirtl zvin in the County tournament in the County Wrestling Tournament. a lV-mst I HW? ' Intent fans reflected the struggles of the Falcons on the mats

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It all began with a talfedown- and a fight for control. A half-nelson helped insure it, . . . Time called-Victory for Dennis Lilly! The smell of mats, the roaring din, and the curious eyes of students set the scene for Baltimore Countyls Third Annual Wrestlirig Tournament. Grapplers from every high school in Baltimore County eyed opponents in prospect of a win as they merged in Overleais gym. Tuesdays preliminary matches proved to he somewhat drawn out but nevertheless, many fans attended. In spite of raw throats, they anticipated Fridayis semi-finals and Saturday's televised finals. Two Overlea wrestlers, Bill Knarr in the 128 lb. class and Dennis Lilly of the 115 lh. class entered triumphantly into the semi-finals. Lilly, remaining undefeated, finished the tournament with first place honors. Muscles and strength brou ht a first place Wrestlers, referees, sportscnstcrs, and speflrilors gatlz ered zo view Oucrlcvfs tlzirfl annual wrestling tourney. .gif

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Four coins mean four wishes for a lasting memory. 'svn rx True sophistication was put to test when the boys manned the punch bowl. l02 With mingled apprehension and antici- pation, the juniors moved through the re- ceiving line and entered the Embassy Ball Room. Crystal chandeliers and blue satin drapings set the mood for the event of the junior year. As some juniors danced to the melodies of the Johnny Kay Orchestra, other couples drifted toward the refreshment table, where punch and parfait cookies were being served. In an attempt to preserve the Embassy Ball, juniors had portraits taken by Segall- Majestic. When the final dance began, couples crowded the dance floor in an effort to retain a nostalgic view of a perfect eve- ning.