Overlea High School - Omega Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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VARSITY BASKETBALL Falcons Opponents A 36 Spurrows Point ........ 39 Kenwood ........ . . . 51- Putupsco ...... ... 46 Perry Hull .... . . . 25 Parkville ...... . .. 54 Sellers Point .... . . . 42 Dundalk .... ... With only moments left in the game, Coaelz Donna Hnrrolrl lzoosts her terznfs spirits, urging them toward ultimate rictory mer Dunzlnllf, Kathy Selzmidt leaps for possession of a rebounn' after an unsuccessful attempt to score. season by one loss. Marian Klein zlrlves past a rlefenzler in ll grzrne with Kenf wood.

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With increasing slfill and determination, the girls' mrxity hasketlaall learn gained II second place posilion for Overlea. Players included: Front Roux' Kathy Schmidt, Shirley Mr'Cadrlen, Nancy Mil- ton, Ann Lynch, Phyllis Gentile, Marian Klein. Row 2: Regina Rodman. Row 3: Sharon Jones, lYaney Slyfler, Coach Donna Harrold, Pat Smith, Barbara Zelenlm. Girls Varsity loopers missed a pe1'fec1 With a surge of energy, Pat Smith and Nancy Slyder makes a force- ful attempt to recover the ball from the Kenwood team. 30 The girls, cagers performed with intensive skill. suffering only one loss to Parkville and ending the season with a smashing victory over Dundalk. Through the excellent performance of each girl and constant team effort, the varsity team vap- tured a second place position in the county. Marian Klein led the team in the number of points scored, averaging nineteen points per game. Linder the guiding direction of Coach Donna Harrold, the varsity hoopsters proved that gruel- ing praetiees, good sportsmanship and an uneeas- ing desire to win constitute the inaking of a sue- cessful team.

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.l.V. l3ASKE'I'IiAl,l, Falcons Opponent 26 Patapseo .......... 31 31 Sparrows Point .... 29 36 llarkville .......... 41 48 Deep Creek ....... 28 6-11 Kenwood . . . . . . . 60 30 Dundalk ..... .... 2 6 47 Sollm-rs Point ....... 54 42 Perry Hall .. .... 40 47 Perry Hall ... .,.. 62 36 Sollvrs Point ...... 49 32 Dundalk ..... .... 3 7 63 Kenwood .... .... 6 6 40 Deep Creek ........ 31 47 Parlxville ......... 51 43 Sparrows Point .... 26 53 Patapsco . ....... 39 Coach Ken Wilsonk lziglz bozuuling Junior Varsity lluslrelbull team included: Front Row: Tony Suflano, Louis Delfrueeio, Bill Funiu. Row 2: Bruce Mogladry, Carroll Iaslrulslri, Boll Brown, Ron llufple, Don Truflell. Row 3: Mgr. Kerry Hartlline, Couelz Ken Wilson, llule P0ll'lj'I1.Sl-'13, Cluzrles Foeliely. .l.V. Basketball Spotted a . O0 season Tony Suflano elurles his Sollers Point defender and re- leases an outside jump sliot. I32 ,lunior Varsity Basketball was marketl by tlle fine shoot- ing: ability of 'llony Suflano and the rf-lmouncling of Don Truclell. The action of these two eagers f'0lllJ1Ctl:WV1l.l1 a fine all-arouncl team effort resultt-cl in an irnproxecl team over that of past seasons. Although several disappointing games were lost in overtimes, the teanfs victories over rivals Ken- woocl antl Perry Hall higlilightecl their .500 season. The fast and furious action of Doug Corbett typified the J.V.season.