FOCUS: Supermarket Education More than 150 alumni and friends of the College were attracted to this year's FOCUS program, Supermarket Educenon. Sixteen faculty members lectured, each ODe twice, in a program that began in the morning and continued all day. Luncheon was served in the dining hall for participants. Faculty and "students" alike were enthusiastic in their response to the program. Plans are already underway for next year's program Begistrcnts in McDaniel Lounge uiere greeted by members.of the Washington Chapter, here Paul Galvin, tile president, Lunch was a good time to collect thoHghts and compore notes. One of the many who lectured to FOGUS participants was Dr. John D. Makosky, dean of tile faculty. i\fr. Makosky's topic was "Shaw and Women,"
SPORTS by Eugene Willis, Jr., '64 BRAGONlER SUBS FOR CLOWER A rebuilding year is in store for the Western Maryland basketball team. With Richard Clower working on his doctorate at the University of West Virginia, James Bragonier, a graduate of Lycoming, is coaching the squad. A point of great concern this year is the fact that there are no seniors on the team. Both co-captains, Ron Shirey and Sam Leishure, are juniors. The team, if it lives up to expectations, can be exciting to watch. Good teamwork and a lot of hustle should be the mark of this squad. Western Maryland has always had a good shooting team, but height has long been a problem. Ron Shirey at 6' 5", and sophomore Richie Eigen and freshman Mike Kroe at 6' 3" are the tallest boys on the squad. Stan Makover and Jim Shaw are the only other members who have seen varsity game experience. These two will be steady performers in the backcourt. Freshmen Bucky Kelley and Mike Krce are expected to make their presence felt before the season is over. Jim Reck, Bill Kubat, Tony Magnotta, Bob Hollywood, and Ralph Smith are other members of the team. Best of luck to Coach Bragonier in the coming season. page eighteen TERRORS ON TOP Western Maryland's football season officially closed on November 26, <strong>1963</strong>. At that time, the Green Terrors, with a 4-0 record, were awarded the Middle Atlantic Conference, Southern Division championship. Although we played only 4 games in this league, one short of the required number, the Conference took into consideration cancellation of the Johns Hopkins game due to the death of President Kennedy. Western Maryland also won the championship of the Mason-Dixon Conference for the fourth consecutiveyear. This season produced a typical Western Maryland football team, well chilled in fundamentals of the game. Every game, except onc, was closely fought and not decided until the final quarter. Although defeated in almost every statistical department, the team always came up with the right play at the right time, usually on the long end of the score. One big factor in the season's success was that in eight games we recovered 18 of OUT opponents' fumbles while they recovered only 4 of ours. Mention must be made of the seniors on the squad who provided a nucleus for this fine team. Co-captains Tom Bowman and Torry Confer, center Dave Blizzard, guard Jim Stephens, tackles Stan Sunderland and John Norris, ends Sterling Haines and Jesse Brewer, and halfbacks Jim Cupp and Bah Shaw all put forth a tremendous effort. Special mention goes to center Tom Bowman, the outstanding lineman. His defensive ability, in addition to leadership qualities, was the key to many victories. Tom's cocaptain and roommate, Torry Confer, displayed great teamwork capability under the most crucial conditions. Coach Bob Waldorf and his staff should be congratulated for Western Maryland's fine team and their 6-1-1 record. The <strong>1963</strong> basketball team. Left t right-kneeling: Ron Shire¥, Sam Le ehure, co-captains; standing: Coa h Jim Bragonier, Tony Magnotta,. ]tm Rick, Charles Mole1', Richa~d Elgen, M.ike Kore, Buck Kelley, bm Sha~, Bill Kubat, Stan Makover, Ed Schemfeldt, manager. SOCCER TEAM LOOKS AHEAD The SOccerteam finished the <strong>1963</strong> season ~li~~ this3~!s record because he considered f:~~~~th~~:sch anHa:~~~ta~l~ this essentiallv ~lurd~t~:~gu:~:~~~}h; r.7i~~dt~~y~1:~a:l ;1 one-sided victory over Gallaudet. Craduating this year are Joe Wenderoth, ;~:~ y~:;s~a~o:~~d A~~nOe~e~~;I~:rl~~rb:~k for four years; Jack Harmon, goalie; F.red Wooden, outer haH; and Bill Penn, wmg. These seniors contributed much to the team in four years through their determination, courage, and spirit on the soccer field. Returning for next year's campaign are Don Schmidt, Neal Hoffman, Scott Joyner, Bill Spangler, Ralph Maynmona, Jim Ki~gham, Rowland Creitz Frank Winter, ~hke Waghelstein, John E~ens, John Daily, and Alain Derasse. Coach Harmon feels he has in these men an experienced nucleus with which to build a winning team next season. A key to any team is its managers. This year's managers were senior Dennis Quinby and sophomore Dave Horton. They, too, were instrumental in the success the team enjoyed during the season.
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