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

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the season. FUD. Left: D. Sidmore and B. Middleton are shown during practice which was held in the upper hall early in Right: David and Bill get into starting D0sition for a practice D-fe OPP-iw-ff P'-fe Track Develops Coordination April 3 John Carroll, Blair Blair ADril l2 N0I'fl'1W00Cl, VWWGOTOV' Track is fast becoming a major sport at Waller Johnson , Wheaton. This year there were 25 boys in l0th, May 3 Eszilgngggl Stole Soncllon l lth, and l2th grades out. A track around the Moy 10 Bpcounfy Northwestern football field was finished during the last part Mgy 17 B, C, C, B, C. C, of April, and one meet was held at Wheaton May 25 State Meet Univ. of Md. during the season. Ninth Grade Team Displays Enthusiasm The seventy boys at try-outs for the ninth grade basketball team showed the enthusiasm with which the fifteen boys finally chosen played. The team's practice time was limited to 8:00- 8:45 in the mornings. Although they lost all but 2 games, the team is very proud of their win over Montgomery Hills, one of the teams which had previously been tied for lst place. Feb. Eastern .....,. Away Feb. Mont. Hills .... Home Score Date Opponent Place We They Dec. 7 N. Bethesda . . .Away 16 22 Dec. 14 Western ..,.., Home 30 39 Dec. 20 Eastern ....,.. Home 34 35 Jan. 4 Northwood ..... Away 27 31 Jan. ll Takoma Park . . .Home 40 30 Jan. l8 Kensington .... Away 23 34 Jan. 24 Leland ........ Away 28 45 8 3l 46 I5 25 23 Front row: B. Kenefick, W. Dougherty, J. Draper, P. Brensike, P. Wise, C. Freeman, G. Kidwell, J. Butfington. Second row: A. Boehm, J. Poch, D. Fielding, J. Dobbs, N. Bohem, G. Jones, R. Cates, Mr. Sanford, J. Warner. '......... Ei'-i H! ' '. .Swag ..'l21F.. .-..!f.e:- A -r v ' P . 'M . .21 We q, 1 A .. he 5 .-ge .- --3' lf,- . 'F T- i i4+5Af04,l 2 6 3. M-AT0 g . . . - ' f X ' , ,tiara 4 Q 'WAT Jima ' '1'.? MATO :J 'gscxcfl-f 1 K V, , EATUQN WQATU4 24 15 S

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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

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, ' . . V , I ' r r First raw: A. Bums, J. Dalton, G. Spotes, B. Bisel, D. Jaques, G. Peifer, D. Holley, B. Graninger, J. Cook, R. Holmes, R. Ames, R. Wiltshire. Sec- ond raw: C. Costello, R. Ernest, B. Bartlett, J. Kilmeir, L. Baumgartner, R. Hanna, J. Eddy, B. Martin, C. Freeman, F. Davis, S. Dimock, W. Johnson. Third raw: Mr. Hoffmaster, J. Poch, T. Daugherty, J. Brensike, B. Stabler, B. Reed, B. Bartlett, B. Perry, H. Sirkis, J. Carpenter, L. Rusk, J. Buffington, R. Campbell, C. Sherman, J. Kurtz, B. MocMullen, F, DiMisa, Although winning only two games while los- ing five and having one tie, the boys of the Jun- ior Varsity football team played good football and showed the other teams a sample of the good sportsmanship at Wheaton. Also, the ex- perience which the boys got on the team will be of use to them next year, when most of them will be on the Varsity team. , Vx, ...,4...,..:ax... .- .a-rw. , . ,aw .-. B. Snyder, Mr. Michels. Score Date Opponent Place We They Sept. I9 Northwood . Home O I2 Sept. 26 Northwestern Away 7 I2 Oct. 3 Rich. Mont. . Home I3 O Oct. I 0 Northwestern Home 0 7 Oct. I6 Landon .... Home I9 O Oct. 26 W. Johnson .... Away O 35 Nov. I Coolidge . . . Home 0 0 Nov. 7 Carroll . . . Home 7 I2 Scare Date Opponent Place We They Dec. I8 Sherwood .. Home 57 23 Dec. 2I Rockville ..,... Away 30 22 Jan. 4 Blair ..... Away 29 65 Jon. 8 Geo. Wash , Home 45 I3 Jan. II B. C. C. . . . Home 42 53 Jan. 22 Geo. Prep. . Home 32 33 Jan. 24 High Point , Home 25 32 Jan. 29 Geo. Wash . Home 55 34 Feb. I Suitland . . , Away 57 55 Feb. 8 Blair .... Home 26 48 Feb. I5 B. C. C. . . , Away 3I 43 Feb. I9 Geo. Prep. . Home 33 28 Feb. 2I Gaithersburg Away 4I 26 Feb. 26 W. Johnson Away 47 48 Mar. I Rich. Mont. Home 55 39 If W' 20003 YXQAT .l.V. Sports Prepare Boys For Varsity Winning nine out of sixteen games, Wheat- on's Junior Cagers played well and showed some of the strength of Wheaton's future teams. ln addition to the experience the boys got, they also illustrated the sportsmanship and fair play stressed at Wheaton. J J Ld .4124 Fin! UDV! C. Campbell, G. Peifer, S Dimock, C. Nottingham, H. Willis, R. Davis. Second raw: F. Katz, A. Ober, G. Varano, R. Holmes, L. Baumgart ner, B. Graninger, T. Endo, M. Spear Mr. Michels.