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

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A jump is called between Jean- 'iette Radebaugh and an opposing forward, as both cling tightly to the ball. Towson Catholic Varsity guards: Emily Mercer, Gertrude Pugh, Jeannette Rade- baugh scramble to gain possession of the ball after an unsuccessful shot by Patter- son Park forwards. TOWSON CATHOLlC'S JAY VEE The Jay Vee have not been so suc- cessful in the games. They have won two from Sparks and tied with Pork l-l. They were defeated by Patter- son, lnstitute, Catholic High and Seton. The girls on the J.V. are all playing their first year of basketball except Peggy Bushman who is play- ing her second year. They have the fight and the spirit through every game - win or lose. The Junior Var- sity players, today, are our future Var- sity players of tomorrow. The offense players for the J. V. are: Peggy Bushman, Judy McGinn, Jean Beavan, and Eleanor Kohles. The defense players are: Mary Agnes Soltysiak, Peggy Rudigier, captain, Ruth Puzon, Helen Anderson and Annalee Cockey. ln the first row seated, left to right: Doris Wiseman, Timekeeper, Dorothy Daiger, Business Manager, Patsy Bruns, Scorekeeper. Second row: Jean Meredith, Scorekeeper, Patsy Jordan and Evelyn Heilman, Equipment Managers.

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