St James School - Bai Yuka Yearbook (St James, MD)

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ARSITY TRACK Frrst Row L toR Pa e Marbury Steele Noyes Jackson Kneteche Pon Captajn Young Stem J Holmead Lucas Me-greglan Second Row Nlr Fca ter Coach qhepherd C Hord Power Satterthvsalte Qpcnccr Haeberle Snepert Bartlett De Y1lblSS Kmg 'NI 'NIr WHffl6ld Coach Thxrd Row Remhart Fogel Davl 'Nlclntyre Burke Tate Boyd Ramfy Stotlar Lammaclt NIZiChCI1ZlC Bu hon Pollard Thayer OD0nnell J Nlana er Fourth Row Nlr H111 Head Coach ln am Blachly Welll Louden Cooley Stochton A111 on Clark von Schlegell Tufts Nlr Belden Coach

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SPRING ATHLETICS The com1ng of sprlng to Salnt James School has brought Wltll lt a most successful ath letlcs season lnfused w1th the growlng sp1r1t of exuberance the Track Baseball and Tennls players have consclentlously trled to perform outstandmgly for thelr teams and thelr school ln most cases they have been successful A notable example of th1s has been the flne Track team whlch has contmued a decade old tradltlon of bemg blessed Wllll more v1ctor1es than any other sprmg athletlc team Although the Tennls team has been sporatlc m the W1I1IllIlgl0Sll1g record every member of the group has wholeheartedly endeavored to lmprove hls proflclency ln the game The nemesls that has plagued the Baseball team has been 1ts lack of depth and stablllty how ever everyone hopes that th1s deflclency wlll be remedled next year ln summary lt IS apparent that the energetlc sp1r1t has enabled the teams to have a tremen dous season IH whlch many outstandmg athletes have produced great results for the glory of the school ' 7 7 7 . , . 7 . . ' 1 . . . - - 9 , . 7 . 9 .

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SPRING TRACK The Track team accomplished an outstand- ing record. This was due to the fact that each individual performer, when called upon to do so, exercised his best efforts in the behalf of the team. That the Captain, Dewey Potts, did a magnif- icent job in every meet was evidenced by the first place awards he won in the high and low hurdle and the high and broad jump events, and by the versatility he demonstrated by doing well in the half mile relay. Other valuable team members were Chip Young, who excelled in the shot put and discus events, and ,lay Stein, who left many opponents behind him in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Three others who performed competently were Steve Megregian, Tom Jackson, and Gill Siepert. As a result of the experienced coaches and the diligent members on the team, and the fine moral support from the rest of the school, this year's Track team achieved a degree of success that was comparable with that gained by any other Track team of recent years.