Sparrows Point High School - Hi Points Yearbook (Edgemere, MD)

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SOCCER Front row: G. Mansberger, R, Northwood, W. Morris, J. Ruegsegger, S. Seay, J. Hanson. Second row: T. Scott, A, Nyysola, B. Robinson, E. White, R. Hastings R. Mroz, A. Petruccy, E. Maioros, Mr. Antonis. ls.. VARSITY SOCCER Front row: C. Triantifilas, J. Nead. Secs ond row: C. Rosenberger, H. Reed, L. March, W. McJilton, V. Koski, R. Mc- Cobbin. Third row: B. Corbin, R Tomczechski, A. Birkelein, W. Morris R. Spangler, J. Creman, D. Jackson, J. Mongan. VARSITY SOCCER The Varsity soccer team this year dis- played team spirit and true sportsmanship throughout the season. They have to their credit two wins, two ties, and four losses. They were victorious over Parkville 2-O, and Milford Mill 5-3. Losses were to Towson O-l , Franklin l-3, Kenwood T-3, and to Hereford O-T. In the game with Hereford the point was made in the last 30 seconds of the game. Ties were with Dundalk 2-2, and Catonsville O-O.

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VARSITY HOCKEY Left to right: C. Kofsky, C, Weiskopf, R. Wills, J. Wolf, B. Reid, W. Jones, Miss Chronhardt, E. Young, R. Womer, B. Crowder, D. Disha- roon, B. 'Brown, S. Taylor. Center: D. Messer- fnan. Although they did not finish the season in a top place, the varsity hockey girls showed a lot of fight. They won three, tied one, and lost four games. They were victorious over Parkville 4-T, Dundalk 3-O, and Hereford l-O. Losses were to Catonsville 3-l, Milford Mill 5-l, Towson 4-2, and Franklin 4-l. The rnost exciting garne was with Kenwood when they tied 2-2. The girls made a fifth place showing. HGCKEY JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY First row: C. Craig, E. Smith, J. Callahan. Second row: B. McGrogan, B. Carpenter, S. Nolan, C. Cavell, B. Lachaiczyk, J. Sigler. Third row: N. Chandler, M. Mack, S, Jones, M. Thomas, B. Taylor, Miss Nethken.

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BOYS BASKETBALL The boys Varslty basket ball team had a tough sea son thus year They won only two of their sixteen games We attribute thus unfortunate score to the fact that un nearly all cases our opponents had the advan tage of height Neverthe less the Ponnters played good games and showed good sportsmanshrp at all tumes Vnctorues were over Franklln 39 2l and Here ford 52 47 .xfxw VARSITY BASKETBALL Furst row left to nght L Vasold R McCubbm H Reed Second row C Darby B Brown J Dunagan Thurd row W Morrls A Burkeleun R Spangler JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to rught V McCloskey, W Morris, L Marsh, G Mansberger 2 Last row J Cremen, A Nysola, R Hastungs,J Shank, E Whne The lunxor Varsity basket ball team playing agalnst great odds showed that they were true sportsmen Perslstlng un spite of a poor season they defeated Frank lun 39 33 Losses were to Parkvllle 6416 Kenwood 5613 Catonsvllle 3215 Dundalk 43 35 Mlllford Mull 36 25 Hereford 28 T8 an Towson 5119 splte of the poor season splrlt remained hugh and we all engoyed watching the game fight displayed by our boys