Bladensburg Junior High School - Highlights Yearbook (Bladensburg, MD)

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5P0 T5 INTRAMURAL SPORTS BASKETBALL 8B boys won the eighth grade championship by defeating 8C, 38-26 and 22-20. They defeated 8D, 46-56, and overwhelmed 8F, 72-21. 7D.won the seventh grade championship by defeating 70, 41-51, and 7B, 27-22. In the final gene of the season 8B won over 7D, 44-20, thus making 8B boys the basketball champions of the entire school. The results of the eighth grade girls' contests were: 8F-8A, 52-41; 8F-8A, 27-19; 8F-8A, 20-17. In this series 8F became champions. ' . 7D played two games with 7E to determine their championship. .7D won both games by the scores of 26-20 and 21-15. Final girls' championship game: 8F-7D, 56-9. SOCCER The boys of 8A defeated 80, 5-0. The 7D boys won over 70, 5-1. Shifflet kicked the goals for 7D. Our 8F girls were champions, defeating the BE class, 2-1. ' 8F won 5; lost 5; tied 8. The seventh grade girls who showed their championship ability by winning over 7B were 7F. The score was 2-1. These 7F girls won 11, lost 4; tied 2. ' FOOTBALL The BF teams defeated 8A, 12-0, and 80, 9-0 to win the football- intramural championship. Pat Moreland sparked the winners. During this season 8F won 6 ganes, and lost none. TRACK In May of 1948, our intramural track meet was held. The 8D class of last year won the trephy. The leading scorers were G. Thompson, M. Miller, T. Lawless, B. Hibbard, J. Garverick, M. Konow, D. Montano and S. Parker. Coaches - Miss Julisson and Mr. Goldfaden CAPTIONS Egg-SNAPSHOT PAGES PAGE 28: l-Glee Club sings Tor P.T.A. 2-Juay ana her cohorts;5-Valentine dance;4-QuietL Miss Harman at work;5- Paints and Patches curtain call; 6-What's for lunch? Mrs. Brooke and Mrs. Robinson;7-Mr. Lambert, a student, too;8-Miss Julisson calls a foul;9-Mrs. Brown enjoys a joke;10-Mrs. Harri- son at Field Day;11-Mr. Cook shows 'em how;12-Coaches Goldie and Joe ; 15-Mrs. Hall on the playground;l4-Mrs. Payne, yearbook adviser;15-Mr. and Mrs. Robinson count school funds;l6-Mrs. Murrow's reading class;17-Mrs. Kensinger, student council adviser318- Got a problem? -Mrs. Rockwood. PAGE 29:1-8D c1assmates;2-Taste good, M3rtha?5-Spectators Jarrels, Venneri, Smith and Owens;4-Everything stOps for Dickie;5-B.J.H. cowboys Marion, Arm- strong and Leizear;6-J. Padgett and D. Smithwick;7- He-man Pyles;8-Donna and some soccer team members;9-7B buddies-W. Jackson, D. Henderson, A.Cook and G. Trainum;lO-8A football huddle;ll-D. Skeel, B. Compton and R. Brock at work;12-D. Snider and R. Robertson;13- Mutt Kant and Jeff Watkins; 14-June Rock;15-Poised for departure;16-B. Barnwell, P. Burke, J.Humphries and B. Cox-sitting pretty;17-Seeing double-the Corwin twins. . t ' PAGE 50: 1-Field Day spectators;2-Mr. Goldfaden;5-Finish line-Field Day; 4-HaIT time for the ball team;4-Shuttle relay;6-Tense moment;7-R. Helms safe on firstl 8- On your mark for the 75 yard dash;9-Girls poised for action;lO-Basketball ballet-N. White and N. Terry311-Field shot by R. Ramsey;12- He's a darling-he's a dream -Capt. White;15-Our Hep Heppy -cheer leaders;14-Will we make it?15-Pin-up athletes-L. Ford and S. Bilow.