Overlea High School - Omega Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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eh 5' Overleefs gymnastics squad boasted a County thlrd place g 1 L, ,L, . i 43 in Q as if mm, ' 5 K 1 ' was - K f ! A jiln Ellington IICIIIOIZSITIUFS exrcllent gjrlllznsfif' jorrn as llc' govs from an L IIUSIIIDUII info an iron brass. Thr' iron c1'ox.v r.ffprf'sPl1Is Ihe hviglzl of rzrfzierc- mvnr for Il yj'IIIlII1S1 on 11112 still rings. 3 V I Y 1 ns I Q Linda Johnson illuslrzztes the Slcady confvnlrnlion rcquirml lo nnzinmin 1110 rfvlzl-rlte bafance necessary for performance on the Izulurzcv Imran. l24 3 GYMN!XS'l'ICS Frzlrons Opponents 72.5 Dundalk ... ... 87.5 92 Kenwood . . . . 68 73.5 Pairkvillo . . . . 86.5 92 ,Wilfurd . ... 68 -'10 Duluncy . . . 120

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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

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The '64 gymnastic team has proven to he increasingly skillful. The nzernbers were: Front Row: Bill Knarr, Donna .lIclVamara, Barbara Lenz, Bernadette Jlyers, Lee Buttman. Row 2: Jeanette Karrnann, Roberta Wilson, Pam Walters, Scott Hill, Jim Morgan, Butch Raupulr. Row 3: Jlr. Goddard, Charlotte Lenz, Bonnie Strazrbridge, Joyce Jones, Linda Johnson, Miss Cool.: Row 4: Delbert Buttman, lim Ellington, Tim Eder, Bob Kelly, .llilre Langan, Paul Pape, Roger Thurlotc. KNO! pictured are: Robert Belliot, Richard Gatosilf, Ted LaCotti, Bill Zahn, Toni Christian, Kathy Krauch, Phyllis Shipley, Linda Silsleyzl Intense concentration along with highly developed muscular co-ordination is neces- sary for the poise, precision and grace re- quired of a gymnast. In the last year, Over- leais team has moved closer to accomplish- ing these goals. Hours of diligent practice aided the team in perfecting their styles. Under the guidance of coaches Miss Mary Cook and Mr. Cloyd Goddard, the Falcon's Gymnastic Squad won three of their five matches to take third place in the County as a team. 'Sparked on hy their improvement and success. Overlea's gymnasts earned honors in the individual championships when Pam Walters won a Bronze Medal for her per- formance on the balance beam. Bonnie Strawhridge and Jim Ellington also gained distinction with their sixth-place perform- ances in the boy s' and girls, all-around com- petition. Paul Pape led the boys' gymnastic squad in ability on the parallel bam'