Boys Latin School of Maryland - Maroon and White Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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4uur1 ifnrm lfltsiuru -IE present Fourth Form began 1ts career ln the fall of 1917 under 1 V 1 the care of Miss Ashcom The class contalned flvc members Glbbs FX! Mxtchell Parker Temple Edward Duker Melvxn Gudc and Cwven 45 dxsh Darrell Two very pleasant years passed w1th no changes Our fourth year we left M155 Ashcom and took our places IH Mlss Relly s room Thls year we had a number of addltlons but sorry to say most of them left the next year to go to other schools The followmg sessxon found John Marshall Leslle Peard and Steve Gambrxll wlth us On reachxng the lntermedlate our already mcreaslng number was strengthened by the arrlval of Harry Warren Sam Johnston Marshall Handy and Lawrence Kearns Thls year Parker Temple left us In 1923 we left MISS Relly whose untmng efforts w1ll always be remem bered Thls year although losmg Mltchell and Duker we were jolned bv Sanner Foster Bowle Delchman and Long Much to our regret Harry Warren and Sam Johnston who had mlssed most of the prevlous year re peated Because of IhlS our class lost two good fellows The followmg year Cromwell Joined us and Kearns wxthdrew Last year a number of new boys appeared ln our ranks They were Tom Bosley Bllly Benzon Glt Boyce Jean Phxlbm and Ernest Hlldebrandt During the present year our class has advanced ln many ways We elected oflicers for the Hrst tlme and lHStltl1I9d dues Ernest Hildebrandt was chosen Presldent German Emory a new boy Vlce Presldent Marshall Handy Treas urer and Cavendlsh Darrell Secretary The class was well represented on the football team slx recelvmg letters Of the seven letter men of the basketball team three Hrst strmg men were from our form Brewer and Emory are this year s addltlons taklng the places vacated by Gude and Bosley Page 32 ,, ,-v Sl ll F F f x, l c '9 p1 T 1 Q ' D , X ff' T X . . Y . ' N-'L eff T V V V ,V c ' X -. ,- .- , . ga .1 li Cs 1 1. . ..- 1 l 'v'.l flj' 1 . . , . I . . V . V V - V 1 V I ' Y - - V V A V V V V . . Y . , - - V V V . Y , : V V ' l V ' V V . V n 4 n ' v V .

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fi ... I Eff PL IN 4 uutlmll Hl: opening of school came on Thursday September 73 and with X rf y it the first football practice Some thirty candidates reported and N under the guidanee of Dick Shackelford acting coach were put 355' through a gruelling day of exercise Monday saw the arrival of 'Vlr Frederick Spinning xxho immediately gave the squad a talk Practice now began in earnest The unusual number of candidates enabled Coach Spinning to form two el vens ind start daily scrimmage With the help of Larrx Dinning an old Dunham star and assistant coach the team took shape Prospects for both baekfield and line were bright as the material was fast and heavy Newcomers for the squad were De Villiers hmory Johnson and Crovxther Later in the season injuries began to take a heavy toll Dar his shoulder in the Army Navy Prep game Penrose star quarter wrenched his ankle in the lVlcDonogh game and Warren guarel eracked his shoulder in practice scrimmage Towards the end of the season a few changes took place xx hieh shifted Doxx ell from end to h1lf Dobbin to end for ixxhile Whitman to safety man and De Witt to half position Our first game vxas with Donaldson Witli Pet rose starring in the attaek xxe defeated the opposinv elexen to the score of 70 to O One touch doxxn xx as made by Doxx ell the other txxo by Penrose Fl lie tries for point aft r touchdovxn xx ere made one on 1 forward pass XVhitman to Penrose aryl another on an off tackle plix Penrose carrying the ball rlhe Hrst quarter xx as seoreless our ehinee for 1 tauchdoxxn coming late in the hilf The second seore xx as the result of a long sueeession of line plunges and off tackle play xx hich brought us within striking distanee ol Donaldson s goal lhe final Pao 34 F 1 ' I 1 ' 1 V k 1 1 V- V ' IZA' 1'1 . 4 . 1 Q ui, 1 V V1V V 1 - -Vdfx 1 1 '3 1 V V 3 if 56? 1 ' 1 1 ' ,V 1 ' , ' i 1 V 1 1 ' ' 1A- 1 Y . I V K V ' I 3 3 , 3. ' 3 4 3 I 3 3 I X 3 V 3 3 3 3 I ' V T V V Y 3 3 4 3 3 I I l 3 ,i 3 'I , rell, half. broke his wrist in practice scrimmage: Miller, another half, cracked I V 3 D 3 , Y 3 3- 3 3V 3 V 3 3 4 1 ' 1V 1 V - 1 ' I . 3 I L 3V k 3 3 '3 V 3 3 V I' I 3 , Vx 3 L V ' 3 L V I 3V I X Y . x I L I I . 3 I I V r 31 3 V I 3 ' Y 3 3 3 3 'I 3 3 V3 3 3 A ' - . . g . - V . V V C V V3 3 3V 3 K V ' 3 3V Ll 1 , L 1 K vV 1 V 1 ' 1 V 1 1 A- 1 'e N 3 T .. A e l' e 'L ' I ' I T' e . - 1 v 1 1 4 A V ---.mf ' 1 1 , 1 L vq L.