Anacostia High School - Totem Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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H7411 ROW' 1: ,Ii-rry Howman. slr! Sul- lixun. 'livx Marlin. Jimmy Mattliewx. limlily King. Janie-5 Sarflo. ROW' II: lfrisin flliatlin, llvrnarll T:-rry. Kr-n ffunningzliam. .lim Hailey, Skip Krall- lingl. ,lack R:-11, Sonny English. ROW' Ill: Harry Ryan. Jack flash, George- Onilusko. Charles Finn. Ruesell Broil- :-rick. Kenneth Thornton, Mike Fitz- iirka. G ROW 1: Sue Wiley, Maxine Ben- hoff, Jacquelin Zue. Mary Henne- berger, Doris Eaton. ,Ioan Rowe. Judy Heath. Bonnie Acker. ROW ll: Bar- hara Wauhop, Alice Denison, ,lan Hooper, Janet McCall. Joyce Hine- gardnf-r. Grace Greer. Shirley Harris. Lyn Talbert. ROW Ill: Frances Har- ris. Shirley Goode, Kathy O'Donnell. Margaret Crickenberger. Mrs. Dunn. if fl. L! Eowfang '7eam ROW 1: Mary Bond, Shirley Har- ris, Ann Moore, Lillian Stombock, Bobbie Moore. ROW II: Jimmy Mat- thews, Don Colvin, Stanley Temple, Vernon Graves, Kenneth Duggin. ROW Ill: Mr. Handler, Erwin Goldsmith, Bob Duval, William Taylor, Robert Willet, Mr. Boyd. 4 i . ' 1 , . I

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Randall Schedule DATE OPPONENT PLACE April Friends ...., ..... A way April 20 Roosevelt .,.. Home April 25 Charlotte Hall , . ,.... Home April 27 McKinley .... Away April 30 Gonzaga , . Home May 1 Priory , , . Home May 4 Eastern . . . Away May 8 Coolidge . . , Home May 11 Chamberlain .... Home May 14 St. John's .,....., ,... H ome May 15 Georgetown Prep Away May 18 Bc-ll .........,.... ,... H Ome May 22 Wilson ...,.,... Home May 23 St. Anthony's . Home May 25 Western ,...... . . . ..,......... Away Barring unforeseen circumstances such as in- Baaeddl '7eam ROW I: Ed Bohon. George Keough William Hilleary, Tex Martin, Jim Bailey, Benny Guthrie, Jerry NIcKrell. ROW ll: Eddie Catewood, Bob Par- rish. Ivan Cates, Don Leach, Gene Wall, Skip Krahling, Ken Cunning- ham. Sonny English. ROW III: Erwin Chatlin, Robert Willoughby. 'hack S juries to key players, prospects for a successful baseball season are indeed bright. Our entire infield remains intact from last season, and our pitching staff is solid right down the line. 74666 7mm ROW 1: Jack Blair, Kenneth Thorn- ton, Jimmie Wyatt, Dick Robins, Wil- liam Stevens. William Howard, Bert Fredeluces. Don Moore. ROW II: Ray Carman, Cordon Stratton, Jim Gos- nell, Joe Burnham, Russell Broderick. Stanley Temple. Frank Holmes, John Bailey, David Ramsay, Sidney Kohrn. ROW Ill: Cary Eckard. Ed Crisp. Donald Hoffeld, Pat Kober, Bernard Welch, Carl Beach, Fletcher Kolb. Mr. Willett. ROW IV: Claude Harvey. Sam Ferrell, Charles Finn. William Lawrence. D,-XTE OPPONENT PLACE March Episcopal ,.............,,.., Episcopal April George Washington High School UCWH5 April Alexandria Memorial Relays . .. CWHS April Wilson, Episcopal ....,.....,. Episcopal April Friends ...,.......,..,...,..... Friends April Baltimore Poly Relays ..... Baltimore April McKinley A ...........,,...., McKinley May Eastern, Blair ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Eastern May Maryland lnterscholastic, .U. of Maryland May Metropolitan ..........,.,... . .Wilson May Coolidge , . , , . . ,,,.....,. McKinley May 23. lnterhigh . , ...,.,..,.,..,. McKinley The 1951 Track Team, led by Captain Kenneth Thornton, should be one of the best teams in the Washington area. Thornton will be aided by lettermen Charles Finn, Loring Heckman, Pat Kober, Russell Broderick, and Jack Rea. Veterans Jimmie Wyatt, Jack Blair, Frank Holmes, Don Moore, and Donald Hoffeld, along with many promising newcomers, should add strength to the team.

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