Overlea High School - Omega Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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.l.V. HOCKEY Falcons Opponents O Kenwood ..... ...... 1 1 Perry Hall 1 0 Dundalk ...... .... 5 2 Deep Creek . . . . 1 1 Patapsco ........ .... 0 2 Sparrows Point .... .... 2 0 Parkville ........ .... 3 Members of the Junior Varsity Hockey Team showed great potential as future varsity players. They include: Front Row: Betsy Windisch, Marie Giordano, Dot Morgan, Carol Allison, Sharon Riley, Kathy Barnes, Cindy Crusse, Barbara Zelenka, Janice Lawson. Row 2: Miss Tally, Jean Little, Linda Smith, Kris Veader, Debbie Simpson, Sharon Heuseler, Szte Schminisky, Margret Norzzille, Charlene Suiter. sophomores provided new punch to J. . Hockey. Autumn afternoons found members of the Junior Varsity Hockey Team practicing en- thusiastically in an attempt to gain the know-how and endurance necessary for a good hockey player. United on the field, the girls became a team instead of a group of individuals. Although they faced several defeats, their spirit never failed. Coached by Miss Eileen Tally, the girls improved greatly throughout the season, winning or tieing three of their last four games. Centerforward, Sharon Riley, ably led the team downfield and shared with Dot Morgan the title of high scorer. Defensive players like Cindy Crusse also played a vital part, supporting the driving effort of the offense. Janice Lawson waits for a pass across the field as Barbara Zelenka at- tempts to intercept the ball. I22

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The hard-driving efforts of the Varsity Hockey Team paid off with a third place for Overlea. The winning spirit of the girls, along with vigor- ous practices and excellent coaching by Mrs. Pat Goddard contributed to the success of the team. The members worked together with great fortitude and vitality in an attempt to defeat their op- ponents. Marian Klein, an outstanding Varsity Stickster was high scorer for the team with a record of seven goals out of a total of fourteen scored by the entire team. Junior Cleone Dayton followed with three goals. An outstanding goalie for the Falcons this -year was Lynda Foltz, whose trapping skills blocked many of the opponentls potential goals. I hroughout the season. Falcons forcefully rush toward the goal as Cleone Dayton, Linda Dearholt, and Marian Klein make an attempt to score against their opponents. Mrs. Goddard and her bench intensely await the outcome of the game against Parkville. An extra point is added to 0verlea's score at a decisive moment in the game through a penalty bully. I2I

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.l.V. SOCCER Falcons Opponents 3 Patapsm , ..... 2 2 Parkvillv ..., . . . 0 0 Kenwood ,... . . . 1 2 Perry llall ... .... 0 4 Dundalk ....... .... 1 0 Deep Crock ...,.... 2 1 Sparrows Point ..... 0 The second place Junior Varsity Team members included: Front Row: Joseph Radosevich, Ron Mayr, Jessie Cadd, Ouentin Parker, Angelo Sudano, Sherman Canapp. Row 2: Larry Rohleder, George Randgraf, .Uarlf Trunlr, Ronald Winter, Carlton Cole, Tom Lausch, Vaughn Von Bussenius. Row 3: Mr. Bob Helms, Doug Corbett, Roger Haaclf, Ken Mayr, Bill Fannin, Harry Bauersfeld, Ron Smith, Rich Henninger. IlVot pictured is Anthony Bubczylnl .V. Soccer placed second. Coach Bob Helms, a newcomer at Overlea, catapulted the Junior Varsity Soccer Team into a creditable second place in their division. With his fine coaching and the excellent squad effort, the team man- aged to gain a five win and two loss record. 'The Falcons possessed an all-out scoring attack, which included standouts Harry Bauersfeld and Jesse Cadd and high scorer Ronnie Mayr. The squad also had one of the strongest defenses in the county, led by SOpll0fI10I'C Larry Rohleder, Ron Uayr, displaying speed and maneuver ability, skillfully overtalfes a Deep Creek op ponent in an offensive surge downfield. Booting the ball for a defensive save, Bill Fannin and Jesse Cadd return the contest to the opponenfs goal for an eventual score. I23