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

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TEEING Tossing . lallenitiiy favorites . s p r tn y GAMES RBS FG FS DuVall 28 128 148 135-192 Miasek 27 337 136 125155 Ritmi ller 28 77 137 79-101 Loewe 27 29 105 27-50 Wischer 25 186 86 62-85 Wandishin 24 93 57 19-28 Fiorini 26 57 54 19-30 Maskell 24 25 33 30-34 Hartnetl 18 28 30 15-32 Ruane 15 30 13 16-27 Kalista 15 13 4 6-17 Vantucci 10 8 3 5-16 431 397 353 237 234 133 127 96 75 42 14 11 Golf is the popular sport sponsored by Mr. Karseras. Here, Mike Reier, Jim Cosgrove, Fred Weaver, Rich Merkle, and Mr. K. antici- pate the season. Ken Maskell eyes Bob Loewe ' s slide suspiciously as others analyze the play. L-r are: Bob Kocher, Tim Hartnett, Ray Burrows, Dave Wischer, Jim Whaley, Dick Miasek, Tom Wandishin, Frank Pannullo, Henry Fiorini. Publisher ' s dates prevent copy on spring sports.

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OWLS WIN LEAGUE TROPHY looks as if Loyola ' s No. 5 is going to clobber Ed. Frank Favo, JayVee and Baseball Coach, knows how to knit together a strong team. Although Loyola JayVee cut down the TC lead in the return game, Owls were still for ahead. Strong shooting and rebounding were provided by tall men Bob Bayne, Ed Rother, and Jim Whaley. JayVee Lineup: Coach Fava, Malone, Bayne, Rather, Whaley, Geilfuss. Row 2: Uriock, Jester, Jarino, Cyr. Row 3: Allender, Dorsey, Ciurca, Stachura, Keister. Miuse k J Diivall, Wiselier pace team 58

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' - ' ■■m Varsity: Lucy Flanagan, Barbara Dalina, Debbie King, Jill McEvoy, Jane Macon, Darlene Elliott, Joan Sanders, Kathy rrazier, Fran Moulden, Lee McEvoy, Mary Gill, Linda Smith, Stevie Cicero. Kneeling: Bernie Dukehart. In TC s gym, the old proverb Practice makes perfect is tested all through the season. As for- wards break, guards rebound, and whistles blow, the season appears in full swing. But the color and action of the games do not tell the whole story. Valuable hours of practice, trial and error are woven into a good team. With techniques learned and plays to be experimented with. Varsity and Jayvee respond eagerly to Mr. Karseras ' s excellent coaching. A typical practice begins with drills. The five-man weave develops efficient ball handling and coordination. The figure eight improves passing and shooting. Other drills stress guarding. A good player himself, Mr. K points out defenses, strives to make the simplest moves accurate. Improvement grows. Outside shots and jump shots become skilled. Under strong direction, the Owlettes hoped to defeat teams with more experience. Sometimes they did. Next year they will. — F.M. Senior c ag e r s pace Owlettes in S et on win TC SIX UPSETS HOWARD COUNTY 60