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

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Easkeihztll 13 HIS year was really the first season that a Dunham basketball team W N was orgamzed under scheduled play A very heavy schedule of f seventeen contests was played and the results of the qutnt campalgn q lg constderlng that the past wmter marked the debut of the Latlnlsts ln the basketball world were most successful Nine COHHICIS were won whtle elght games were dropped largely to more experlenced comblnattons The brlght ltghts of the season were the two Donaldson games the two Park School contests the two Frrends conflrcts and the last McDonogh battle The work of the team greatly lmproved towards the latter part of the season and because of th1s splendld showmg the Latm qumtet wxll try to land a place rn the mterscholastxc league for next year two boys carrled the brunt of the Dunham attack scormg over half of the team s total 391 pomts The fact that letters were awarded to the drtbblers deslgnates the court game as a major sport at Dunham s Those who received letters are Capt Cnbbs Penrose Cteorge Dowell Bus Whltman Howdy Myers Cabbage Darrell Alvm Long ,lean Phxlbm and Manager Bob Dob b1n At a meetmg following the final contest the letter men elected Howdy Myers captam for next year whrle Austln el Lllly vsas chosen as manager The school was most fortunate rn securrng Mr lehland A Graham a P A L man and formerly from Sprlngfleld to coach the squad He worked extremely hard for us and created a commendable fave from comparattyely green materral We truly hope that he vstll be yuth the team next year We sm cerely belreve that the basketball team of next year vytll enyoy a most success ful campatgn under the captuncy of Hou dy Myers and the managershlp of Austm l 1lly I rue D e , W LT . l . 'N ' a -rr , 552- ettj ' . ' . . , -.- . , . 1 Y 1 Y ' Captain Penrose and Howdy Myers were the stars of the squad. These y ' . Y , 0 ' , I ' I c , '1 1 , I e I Vx v I , e ' . ' V 'Le L . 1 5 5- 1 ' A u ' Q dw . Y Q . . K L 1 Y 3 y 3 1 - x 3' w v X I s s K 1 x s L I vs y ' . s 7 L w r' v' sk f 'sc . ' , V I7 1 1 'A g ' 1 Y ' YH 7' I X L N K , L ' 1 3 C L ' Y Y Y Yi K L 1 1 I 1 , , 35'

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asehall HE Baseball Team of 27 should have one of the most successful 1 V l seasons ln the hlstc f the school Under the leadershlp of Cap ,X tam Vlckers who materxal to work wlth we have every gg 1 Km aspect of producm a nng team We have a seasoned 1nf1eld ' left from last year wlth very pos1t1on filled by veterans On thlrd base we shall fmd our captaln pertormmg whlle Penrose and Whrtman W1ll guard the keystone sack Penrose playmg shortstop and Whxtman second base On flrst IS one of the teams all around stars Ph1lb1n who earned hrs fame last year both as a fielder and batsman Bob Dobbm the old stand by IS gomg to be behind the plate agaln and we know that no one IS more capable for thls posltlon than hlmself The only posltlon on the team that IS not definitely settled IS pltcher but Wlfh the splendxd materlal we have on hand ln Myers Huber Foster G Dobbln DeW1tt and M Mxller we should find some capable hurlers ln the outfield we have a fine tr1o Proctor Mottu and Bronner who fleld and hit wlth equal ab1l1ty The squad wlll be especlally fortunate 1n havmg a large supply of new materlal to buxld for comlng years There IS a great deal of sp1r1t stlrrlng among the boys thls year and com pet1t1on should be strong We are most fortunate ln havlng for a coach Mr Graham who so successfully coached the basketball team and are all lookmg for htm to turn out a team that wxll long be remembered 1n the hlstory of the school Page 3 7 gg -- T , , ,ii L? 1 N W . . . . V ffl 'w ' - lilkx' 4 , , lf 1 , g A . . gn, u, .1 1 ' gig-: , Q: . . .. .. - . V . 0 V - 1 7 V . . . , . , . . . . . . . , . . , . , .

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IGEIIIIIE S Z LTHOUGH we had expected every member of last years tennls team to try for rt thrs year only four of the persons who played fllm rn one or more matches showed up These were Captaln Sherrdan l X Brays Alvxn Long Junror lVl1ller and btansbury Haydon How ever there was mueh new material about erght more boys gorng ,SMH out for the team To date our capta1n has dlsplaycd form capable of defeatlng every member of the team thereby establlshmg himself as number one player Wlth h1s hard s rvlce and speedy drrves from the base lmes he has vanqursheel every asplrant to the number one posrtlon However hrs path has not been as easy as If mlght seem for the rest of the racquet wlelders have put up stlff competltlon Last years team the first that Dunham has put tn the Held for many years sms unable to w1n any of lts matches but because of IIS lnfancy the team d d not lose heart and thls year hopes to make amends for the defeats of the orevlous season Seven to ten matches will be played thrs xear schools eleeled n the s heelule lNexertheless thouqh these sehools ll1Xe strong tennis teams llie unhlmlte e1USe they were 1be to stlrt prmetlee on outeoor ourts b Ore th nd ol Xlireh mel beeruse seXer1 ol the members hue ept 1 tr 1 U n er en I ourts ll tue lllth lzLQlll1LI1l Armv ee ll 1 s e I s wr' r X ta Pele! JI V7 .. ,, ' ' .. . 1 , : el ss. ' ' , WZA we , 1 , , -Q f Y- . . . . ' 1 L k S X I X 1 3 I s A as v I s -, I s ' 1 A- L IA s s I l 3 I I I . ,f 3 3 Q I C i3 L I I 11 H i i Yu! 'I X I I I , . I 3 3 i . YL 3 I Y ' ' C 5 I I I 1 ' I 9 ' 3 x 1 YI X 1 YK H L X I 3 YK I' V3 such as Prlends, Nlarston s, Gllman, Donaldson and Calvert Hall betng 1n- x - D .. -s. bei 1 ' e l' . . 5 l KI l .Il l . ll C l L A e I-e II . ' YI el i I i .1 1 Vx ks in trln dt he thc XVI It 1. he c 7 .' l ' 5 'k ' ery. f l the ,. 'u'cess ul 'case . IQ me '1 .ble .Q NJ