St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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md A- Co-Captains Whiteford and Leimbach Willoughby pounds around the end . . . ouch! defeated, 12-6. The following week found the Crusaders at lVIcDonogh, where they over- whelmed a strong 'aFarmer,, team, l2-7, in a thrill-packed game. The Blue and Gold then met a powerful Towerhill eleven from Delaware and were soundly beaten, 40-6, on a rain-soaked field. St. James was disposed of, 19-6, before the Saints closed their season with an 18-7 loss to Severn. This year the team was fortified at every position. The offensive line was composed of Jerry Schmidt, Bob Diehl, Hutch Hodgson, Dave Downs, Parker Leimbach, and Streett Whiteford, while ,lack Mitzelfelt, Whitner Church, Larry Post, Roy Mayne, and Brent Buchheister made up the defensive line. The powerful, high-scoring backfield was led by Carroll Giese, Don Willoughby, Bill Pugh, Henry Stansbury, Jim Crum, and Neale Smith. The rest of the team was rounded out by Cabell, Cox, C. Darrell, Gore, Gouldin, lVIerryman, Mooney, Rutherford, and Welch. The co-captains for the team were Streett Whiteford and Parker Leimbach, while Whitner Church was the recipient of the Spirit Award. 43 . Paul's . Paul's . Paul's THE SCORES . . . . . 52 Edgewood .. . . . 33 St. Andrew . . . . . 26 St. Mary's . Paul's ..... 6 Gilman . . . Paul's . Paul's . Paurs . Paul's . . . . . 12 McDonogh . . . . . 6 Tower Hill . . . .. 19 Sl. James . . . . . 7 Severn . .

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VARSITY FOOTBALL .Standing lei! Ia fl hl Nlana er l udmg. Cabell Html on BllLllllt'l ter fouldm Cllllflll Nlxtzelfelt Coach Renllm Loach Tullal Sernnzl rou Nl onev Ntan bun Nltrrsman Nlaym Welch belse Willoughby llachtel Gore f Darrell l P t l'1rst row Lrum A Qfllllll Pugh Rutherford Lelmbach Wluteford SCl'lITllllK Barley Down Dlehl Barrmger manager Coaches Tulla: and Renfko ARSITY FOOTB LL Th1s year s VHISIIY football eleven turned ln a fine ovelall record of five wms agamst three defeats The team was ably coached by lVl1Cl1H6l Tulla1 and Mlchael Rentlto who per formed a masterful job the entlre season The team operated chrefly from the smgle wmg forma tlon, but as the season progressed the T formatlon was mtroduced The Salnts stressed an equally balanced runmng and passmg game, whlch provlded many thrllls throughout the season The Samts started off by rlppmg Edgewood 52 0 and then shuttmg out St Andrew s and a rugged St Mary s team, 33 O and 26 0, respec trvely The next Frrday, l13VCll1I'lg to Gllman, the Samts played a good game but were finally 42

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JUNIOR VARSIT1 FOOTBALL Bari. rou, left to rzght Foach Wlrtchell 'Nlarburv Tm l'Of'lll r ch n Tur null Sherwood F Wrrght R Po I L Po t Front rou lxreb B111 Turner Blank tone Wofford .l Darrell K Darrell Lam Braden Llllv Ha trn UNIOR ARSITY FOOTB L The Jayvees tlns year, under the tutelage of George 'ff Mrtchell had one of therr better seasons ssrnnrnv three UHIHCS and losrng the same number In the opener of the season at Brooklandvrlle the Sarnts defeated a rugged and brursrnv Sexern eleven, 14 7 The second game saw the Sarnts else out a 14 13 wrn over Belarr Skrppy Darrell nent four yards for the final score and Bob Merryman added the extra pornt A strong Westmrnster team handed the Samts then first loss by 25 0 The Blue and Cold were completely outplayed Coach Mitchel, by a team much brgger than themselves The Sarnts then H1CtBCld11 for a second trme and proved then first vrctory was no fluke by wrnnrng 130 The Jays closed therr season wrth consecutrve losses to Crlman and Westminster by 18 12 and 33 0 scores, respectrvely The ,Iayvees were paced the entrre season by Skrp and Jack Darrell Scott Cam, Joe Braden, Fred Betz, and Bob Merryman The lrne was composed of Kent Marbury Doug Korschgen Kay Turner Van Fochlos, Don Wrrght Ronnre Post, and Walter Toy 44 Paul Paul Paul l aul Paul Paul S THE SCORES Sew ern Belair Westml er Belair Gilman Westmlrr ter t l l Y ' t, I ' J- , . A ' . A .'- ,Z T , 'ns, Ko S ' gc' , nl , Love, - y - 1 1 v , v 5 S5- , 4? VV 7 , A : Y , . . y . -7 - D . I as za ' 4 'w 1 . . . D K , . . 7 . . ., . A M. ' ' . 1 ' 7 ' ' . Q 1 ' ' 7 sr. - ' . .... 14 ' . . . . ' ' ' , St. ' 's ..... 14 ' .... . , St. - 's ..... 0 'nsl a SI. ' 'S . .... 13 ' . . . . . , I , , I - St. 's . .... 12 ' . . . . V 1 St. 's. . . . . 0 ' s . 7 .