Baltimore Junior College - Courtier Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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1 2 ' The football team bids farewell with high hopes as they leave for the opener at Chowan. p ., P i The student body join the cheerleaders and the band in sending the football team off. I V A not too happy Woodward scorekeeper tallies the score. . Homecoming pep rallies prepare to han Wesle junior College. p P g Y Wesley fRoy Rimbachj swings. l 3 O I H , V . . , k l V , Q . , A ,w Y . A ... ... , ,,.- -f,.-vHY- V -. . -. . -. N T-'QT ' --.-V-If 1:-'L l.j-Y.iTi'El7 -Q.: ELI-'-3-Vi'-v.', .-2. -iii-1 4- I 'l '1' 'L-' 'Y-i- A 'zffil'-S'-' ' :Y:'2'!z. '- ,.. -I '- ' 3' ,V ,At-,,., h 4 - 1-41.7 -. L-1.1.6.5---j, --N ,,, ., . - - - . ., - - - , - - ..

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Fullback Donald Dietz shows good form during practice. Dick Cain finds running room against Montgomery. Pass to Bob Rakowski gains yardage against Wesley. The Red Devil Football squad under the capable leadership of Head Coach Defassio, Line Coach Walter Majchrzak and Back- field Coach Willard Leach, completed their season with a record of two victories and five losses. The first win was over Wood- ward School as the team romped to the score of 39 to 0. The second victory the Red Devils controlled the ball through most of the game with Vernon Pearl run- ning 50 yards in the final three minutes of play making the score 6 to 0 against Bainbridge. On the other side of the ledger, the team dropped their opener to Chowan College. Other losses came when BJC lost their games to Western Maryland, johns Hop- kins, Wesley Junior College, and Mont- gomery Junior College. V The Linemen of the .Yearfwere tackles Raymond Brookhart and Norman Green- spun. Coach Willard Leach voted rookie halfback Ed Crew the Back of the Year. All three coaches agreed that Ed Crew was the Outstanding Player of the Year. 'll B el jack Fitch, Al Kahn, Raymond Brookhart, Ed Burn rting team: Line, Bob Fourhman, Norman Greenspun, B1 CSS , I m Backfield, Sam Paulos, jack Kamps, Hudson'-Fesche, and Ed Crew-

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Noted British educator, Lady Margaret D'arcy, speaks at a Mother-Daughter Tea. Christmas Project Every year students of BJC play Santa to underprivileged children. By dona- ' tions of money, candy and toys, happi- nessis brought to the lives of many chil- dren at Provident Hospital. --,...... Richard Long presents a check to a representative of Provi dent Hospital. -- 4'AIl this for me? queries a youngster. Enraptured by the Fabulous Toys. Santa.. . . I want . . . Please . .