St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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MEADE FINISHES FOURTH YEAR AS VARSITY HARRIER liirxt mtv, left In right:-ll. Clunplxell, Minnix. ll. jones, Ciirrrull, Kirk, Rolsertsun. Seeuml I rmi':--mirllriesun. ll. Clark, Meade, ll. VX hire, lirigstoeke, ll. Kmnriialzm. Third r0n':-Britton. ll. Kmiunallgin, Snyder. C. llill, Lung, VV. Czunplwell, Annan, llieknuin. Fourth row.-Zupllie. llielmrtlsuii, YI. Kelley QNlgr.l, levering, T. hlnlmson, C. Turner, Beers, Baden. Keeler. were running against olcler competitors and were getting good training for future years wlien tliey will join tlie varsity runners. Nine ol' the thirteen letter-winners were lireslimen gincl lizwe tliree years zilieaul in wliieli to run. i' 1 mn Memle .incl llilly XYliite lumlcl Cuenptaiiris' Cup. 'fi'Wf.fI-:Q-.e wilwtiiv. lung IIIUVCS out UI1 ICEIIIYIIIQIIC KL'X'SL'f l,L'YCI'll1gl

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CROSS COUNTRY Coach Iieller clocks his barriers FOURTH PLACE TO SAINTS IN M. S. A. STANDINGS Co-captains Toni Meade and Billy .VVhite led the Varsity Cross Country Team to its linest season in five years. Coach lIeller's team was ranked fourth in the city behind City College, Poly. and Carver. After two losses early in the season the harriers went on to post a string of victories to encl the season with a nine ancl two record. This inarlxetl the fourth consecutive winning season for the unclerratetl cross country team. Old letterinen Meade, VVhite, Bill Kom- malan, Brigstoclxe, anal Clarke were joined by vonBrieson, Hob Campbell, and lerry Lang as letter winners. Varsity B letterwinncrs were Robertson, Annan, Keeler, and Barney. The 'layvees tlici not have a winning season, but this was not disappointing because they S.-.f ! First lermi, lefr to right:-B. Clark, Lang, B. Meade, B. VK'hite, Brigstoclce. 46 Komrnalan, vonBrieson, VV. Campbell,

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J. V. FOOTB LL 3 wf . 'inf M' Coaches Lentz and Mitchell watch their team in action against VVestminster. The Junior Varsity, under the direction of Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Lentz, came through with its best season in many years in compiling a surprising 4-2 record. Displaying fine spirit and determination throughout the fall, they came from behind in two of their games to win. After losing a close decision to Severn School, the Blue and Gold toppled VVestminster for the first time in their young rivalry by a score of twenty-six to twelve. Bolstered by this unex- pected vietory, the team won its next two games against a strong Bel Air squad and NcDonogh before running into trouble in their rematch with Bel Air. After fighting to a scoreless hrst half, the visiting eleven scored fourteen points to win the contest and break the Saints' budding three game winning streak. Ending its season the following week against arch-rival Gilman, the lays had little trouble disposing of the Roland Parkers, thirty-six to sixteen. -, . . vw, .,. ., v. N., Bottom row, left to right:-Dobson, Nlorgan, Lewis, Clough. Second row:-Horner, Couch, Cook, P. Toy, Clover, Leahy. Third row:-Bremner. Turner, VViekwire, Carson, Shoemaker, Burnett, Steil, Pensel. Back row:--Brandt, Hornsby, Patterson, Rigg, Forbes, MacArthur, Steigelman, H. Wight. Absent:-C. Parsons.