Wheaton High School - Scarlet Lance Yearbook (Wheaton, MD)

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Date Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 13 18 21 4 8 11 15 18 22 24 1 5 8 12 15 19 21 26 1 Opponent Faculty . . . Sherwood . . Rich. Mont. Blair .,.... Suitland . . . B. C. C. . . . Bladensburg Alumni .... Sherwood . . High Point . Suitland . . . Northwestern Blair ...... Bladensburg B. C. C. . . . Northwestern Gaithersburg High Point . . Rich. Mont. Place Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home , Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Away Away . Away Home Score We 58 56 50 27 57 34 61 47 49 45 58 37 52 42 26 44 52 27 41 They 42 33 25 47 30 38 69 27 43 44 61 49 65 67 D. Jaques scores for Wheaton against Suitland 60 53 43 37 38 Fint row: B. McAllister, D. Harrison, P. Crow, J. Burkhart, D. Wright, J, Kurtz, R. Mantell. Second raw: D. Brown lcoachi D. Jaques, I. Armstrong, B. Binch, R. Richards, S. Hurvitz, W. Quinter, C. Holmes, J. Hartsock. 9 . '7- MJT. f T3 Fiji ii. I ' ,W , 16 X 1, 1 in .b 1'-7 4 1 1 ' 1 ,,l- lf. ri Ped fi i u1'J 1 ' . r .. , ' 4 1 is ng , ., ,gijyi A

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Varsity Shows lts Merit in Bi-County League Another first for Wheaton was chalked up this year in basketball by the Knights who can now compete with other Varsity teams in the area on an equal basis as members ofthe Bi-County League. Highlights of the season were the tilts with Bethesda-Chevy Chase and Montgomery Blair. At these games, both home and away, large crowds from Wheaton demonstrated the keen interest of the school by the spirit they exhibited during the contests. Proving Wheaton's great potential un- der Coach Drown, the team has developed into a single working unit with each man doing his part. I. Armstrong sends a lang pass down the court ta waiting Wheaton players. J During the annual Faculty-Varsity game J. Pavey thwarts Mr. Michels' attempt to add points to Faculty scores. Despite J. Power's valiant attempt, the Alumni lost its annual game against the Varsity. ff New-t 1 88

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Above: Coach Chacos watches as S. Amatucci warms up on the parallel bars. Right: J. Klein and R. Turney seem to be momentarily the victors over J. Goldberg and S. Ama- tucci. Mar. 29 Richard Mant. . . . .Away April ll Northwestern Away April I5 Suitland Home April l8 Blair ,...., Home April 29 High Point . . . . . .Away May 2 B. C. C. .... Home May 6 Bladensburg Home May l3 Northwestern Home May l6 Suitland ..... . . .Away May 20 Blair ...... Away May 23 High Paint . . . . . .Home May 27 B. C. C. ...... . . .Away May 29 Bladensburg . Away Wheaton Shares in National Pastime Boys Learn Wrestling Skills Participation in intramural wrestling is the outgrowth of interest stimulated by Physical Edu- cation class. The boys are separated into age and weight classes. Preliminary matches are held in class, finals and semi-finals are held after school. This year showed a big increase in interest and participation. 1-2 l As with Wheaton's other teams, this was the first year of bi-county participation for the base- ball tearn. The boys, who were chosen for their aptitude and know-how, showed superior sportsmanship under the direction of Coaches Krafchik and Hoffmaster. P. Smith, shortstop, waits for a fly ball, 1 1 aa.: B. Herbert stops a short bunt. ., '. p ,, ' , -J ,Y ...,.a-gvclwzi. W-wii?..n?s.e 1 W 'Y' N' ' ' . 11: Q , .' ga - , M19 tw-,far ' - R. Mantell scoops a low one in Vs- fs, M., - F , 1 . 4 4. , g l ,L 14:11 Q 'N-vs, iffvj- ' center field. -f I I WING,-we . . , ,ff N- 14. Q N. .r. -v ...l- . '. .' , A 2 V' fi an -A ':.'5 'fiQi.'s'-iff V P -. is ZX . -, -1 . 2kii '- Q- 8 . N. A.. ' 1 at ,ga ZAJAQ - Iv-4 , ff , f ' Q , ,f ug - 'Y'-fi f .. -sis-M53 -,M . ... I ' fc' if h, f ' 'L 1 .wg W: YN