Wildwood Catholic High School - Annscript Yearbook (North Wildwood, NJ)

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Crusaderettes F. Hoppard, C. Franco, B. Mulligan, C. Morey, B. Goldsmith, C. Von Savage, N. Tobin, L. Cappelle, M. Woolston, J. Keene, and B. Gregson smile for the camera with their coach, Mrs. Keene, and moderator, Sr. Ann Cecilia. Known for their sports- manship and teamwork these girls hove made the name “Crusader- ettes well known. Bonnie Mulligan battles a Mainland team member while her teammate searches for the missing ball. The Crusaderettes lost the game by one point, 30-29, duplicating the boys' loss of one point, 65-64, earlier in the season. 26 M. Woolston anticipates action as C. Franco touches the sky to get the tap against Holy Spirit. The Crusaderettes, though us- ing jumps, ball stealing, and arm waving, came up on the short end of the score. B. Mulligan travels upcourt to gain a two-pointer while C. Franco travels behind preparing to get the ball back from Sacred Heart. The Crusaderettes came off the floor with a 49-27 vic- tory.

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BASEBALL J. Ketterer swings and hits to add to tho Crusader score. In spite of pro pitching and hitting, the fates chose that Wildwood Catholic should be on the wrong side of the 4-2 score against Lower Cape May Regional. T. Strang sends one out to left field leaving the Caper catcher looking into an empty glove. The umpire will follow the ball as Tommy makes it to first base. Wildwood Catholic's All-Stars found time from their busy schedule to pose for the camera. They are: Coach F. McAlarnen, Manager E. Rosenberg, D. Blaker, W. Mahoney, J. Filachek, Assistant Coach H. Gibbons, J. Ketterer, C. Pessagno, G. Coffey, S. Wade, P. La Rosa, D. Colagero, M. Bradley, L. Fulginiti, Manager J. Dunkerley, I. Lillo, Assistant Manager M. Lion, J. McAlarnen, R. Axelsson, R. McAlarnen, C. Corchiani, P. Grassi, R. DeLanzo, T. Strang, R. Kita, and R. Woehlcke.

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GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Crusaderettes is a name often spoken in the halls of Wildwood Catholic. This is the girls' basketball team. Spirit and good sportsmanship run high among the players. This year the girls have used a number of plays that seems to have startled and confused the other teams. This is something new and has proven, in most cases, to be a success. Yet, win or lose, the team is always in a good humor. Girls' basketball gives its members a chance to develop to a fuller extent, the ability to work with others and a sense of responsibility — traditional qualities at Wild- wood Catholic. Carol Franco and Bonnie Mulligan struggle to keep the ball for the Crusaderettes. The menacing hand belongs to Miriam Jaggard, who played for the Alumnae. Despite Alumnae referees, the varsity girls triumoheH W.C. 29 30 49 47 48 53 39 Mainland St. Rose, Belmar Sacred Heart Sacred Heart St. Rose, Belmar Holy Spirit Holy Spirit . . Opp. 30 46 27 29 53 57 40 M. Woolston, B. Goldsmith, and B. Mulligan frame M. Meyers, an alumna, while Noel Tobin watches ready to give assist- ance. The game was the comi- cal highlight of the girls sea- son with new rules being used and old ones broken. 27