Towson Catholic High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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.fgflibfeg ,Aff Way This is a picture of our athletic field which has been recently improved for all types of athletic activities, through the kindness and foresight of Rev. Father O'lNeill. The field is approximately l4O yards by 70 yards, and is considered one of the best planned fields of its kind in the city. This year, for the first time, it was put to extensive use, being the scene of many exciting football games.

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mf! ,yri .X4 :DZIELIWLIO C.. 3 7 Jeep Jac! S4 GLW Z W, Wmflw. Z ,Z-Qef WHAT PART OF THE BODY IS MORE SUBJECT TO DISCIPLINE, TRAINING, EXERCISE THAN MY FEET IN THE PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT OF 'PHE ANATOMY? WHAT SPORT COULD BE THOROUGHLY IINDULGED IN UNLESS MY FEET WERE TRAINED TO CARRY MY BODY WHERESOEVER MY MIND DIRECTED IT? FOR A WELL ROUNDED 'EDUCA- TION WE CHOSE SPORTS AS A LEGITIMATE OUTLET FOR SURPLUS ENERGY, AS A BALANCE FOR THE MORE SERIOUS ASPECTS OF SCHOLASTIC ENDEAVOR. BUT WHO CAN ENJOY CLEAN SPORTSMANSHIP WITHOUT AUTOMATIC- ALLY DEVELOPING VIRTUES OF JUSTICE, C'LEANLINESS, RESTRAINT, SELF-CONTROL ANID FAIR PLAY? CONSE- QUENTLY, IN THE EFFULGENT RAYS OF THY LAMP OUR FEET WERE DIRECTED INTO THE BY-PATHS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION WITH ACIHIEVEMENTS OF WHICH T., C. CAN

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Coach Al Barthelme fcenterl regards with satisfaction the victorious results of the season's basketball tilts, From left to right, the officers are: Paul Pratt, secretary, Bob Ruth, president, Al Barthelme, coach, Eddie Hoeck, treasurer, Francis Huegelmeyer, vice-president. 2 LWL8l 6L C6'LlfCA85 Cbdbbaff COVLLPQVLCQIS ffl, QCLC 8:5 QPVLQPJ Miss Cassandra Mudd fcoachl holds an informal meeting of the Girls' Athletic Officers to discuss the entrance of our B-Ball teams into the Catholic Girls' Scholastic Association tzqs League. Left to right: Lois Reed, president, Gertrude Pugh, secretary, Cassandra Mudd, coach, Jeanne Faisant, vice-president, Emily Mercer, treas- urer.