Georgetown High School - Golden Knight Yearbook (Georgetown, DE)

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DERRICKSON, PAUL LITTLETON, JOSEPH MURRAY, IRWIN MEAHS, GEORGE MARVEL, GRANVILLE MORRIS' CHARLES JOSEPH, PAUL u OAREY, WALTER THOROUGHGOOD, GEORGE KING, REESE MARVEL, LEWIS ROGERS, HENRY HULSE, STANLEY COLE, CHARLES LYNOI-I, GEORGE HUDSON, DOUGLAS TYNDALL, LEROY MEARS, DALE COOKE, LEROY ROGERS, ELMER JONES, CHARLES THOMAS, EDWARD PASE, GERALD REYNOLDS, WILBUR COOPER, RANDOLPH PEPPER, EDWIN HUDSON, SHERMAN KING, NELSON JOHNSON, MILTON KING, CLIFTON TY N DALL, N EVVTON pagv Hnmig-six

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Student Council OFFICERS: President ....,.,. Vice-president .,... Secretary . ,,... , '1'rva:surer .............,...,... Senior Representative Senior Representative Junior Representative ..,. Junior Representative ...,..... Sophomore Representative Sophonwore Representative Freshmun Representative Freshman Representative ..,.,. Eighth Grade Representntive .. Eighth Grade Representative .,.. .. Seventh Grade Representative Seventh Grade Representative FACULTY ADVISORSZ Superintendent ............ , ....... PAUL DERRICKSON BETTIE BAER PEGGY VVALL5 , MATILDA UJVAROSY EDITH PRETTYMAN CHARLES PURNELL. LEROY COOKE CHARLOTTE VINK FRANCES JOSEPH ROVVLAND STOECKEL ANNA GRAHAM RUSSELL STEVENSON ELEANOR TOVVNSEND CHARLES MARKER JUNE MQDERMOTT JAMES ANDREWS RICHARD B. KENNAN Senior School Faculty Fiepresentntive ...... J. D, THOMAS Junior Sehool Fnculty Representative ..., E. D. I-IITCHENS The Student Council lcel that they have nneonnolished more this year than is nppnrent to the student body. We have Worked on the Merit Award System and have reached a decision about the All-Sehool Senior Awvnrds. We have appointed several essential and important eommitteesg a committee of three Student Council niemlners took charge oi' all absent and late excuses for a period fi-l' five vvc-r-Its. A Student Employment Bureau has been developed and has worked quite well considering the recency ol' its organiza- tion. A discussion ns to the possibility of securing uniforms for tho High Srhool Band was stnrted at the Student Council meet- ings and it was the Council vvho helped in interesting the Veterans oi' Foreign Wars in the school hand. We have endeavored at all times to support, all movements for the best vvelfare of our school, and we have sought. consistently to represent the best interests oi' the student body. Bettie Baer, Vice-president page lincnig-fitve

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Football Of The Past Years Three years ago a man came heer by the name of Eln1er Ray- mond. He was the new' athletic coach of the Georgetovvn High School, and in the three years he has accomplished miracles. The football team ol' '32 was composed of green men, as all the old ones had graduated. The team lost the first game of the season to Mil- ford by the score of 13-O. Heieafter they were no defeated. The next year the prospects for a team were brighter, Most of the rnembers were hack and vvere in excellent shape. The boys tore throuqh Frankford and Selbyville Without being scored on. Then they traveled to Salisbury and fought the best game of their career in a quagmire of mud, out-vveighted ten pounds to the man. The final score was 7-G. Derrickson returned a punt GO yards for the only score. The remainder of the games were won vvith ease. This year the team was composed of six veterans, the rest be- ing green nmen. The boys again lost the first ganme of the season to Milford, 13-12. They tiocl three and 'won Your for a good season. Captain '33 .... ........ W ulf Captain '34 .... Hudson Captain '85 Murray 32-38 33-84 'we-they VVe'U1eY Milford O-19 Frankford 33-O Rehoboth 7- O Selbyville 19-0 Rehoboth 12- 0 Salisbury 6'7 Salisbury 6- 6 Millsboro 27-O Selbyville 27-O Rehoboth O- O Delmar 13-,O Salisbury 19- O Frankford 26-0 Dover O- O Dover 6-G 34-S5 we-they' Milford 13-14 John M. Clayton SS- 0 Delrnar 6- 6 Seaford O- 0 Town Team 44- O Dover O- O C. Rodney 31-12 Salisbury 8- 0 page lfnmtg-seium