Brandywine High School - Azurean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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l - lag B.. A BOTTOM ROW, left to right-G. Sparks, D. Wood, D. Bastian, D. Wood, J Bechtold W MacDonald SECOND ROW R MacDonald, F. Hart, W. Graham, D, Maynard, W. Habicht, H. Thorn, M. Baylinson R Guilford Cross Countr Brandywine High School is iustifiably proud of its first cross country team. The season got off to a slow start as the team was beaten in a dual meet with De La Warr. The second meet was also dropped to a powerful team from Mount Pleasant High School. After gaining valuable exper- ience in their first two meets, Brandywine wrapped up the season by flying to easy victories in two triangular meets with Newark-Conrad, and William Penn-Wilmington, re- spectively. Despite the fact that most of the boys had no previous ex- perience in long-distance running, Brandywine placed third in the Blu.e Hen Conference, and fifth in the state of Delaware. Most of the boys will agree that their success would not have been possible had it not,been for the fine coaching of Mr. Curtis. Brandywine 33 De La Warr 22 Conrad 62 Brandywine Al Mount Pleasant 20 Wilmington 47 Brandywine 26 Newark 42 Brandywine 27 William Penn 57 'Lowest score winning

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Brandywine Conrad Brandywine Claymont Brandywine P. S. duPont Brandywine Mount Pleasant Brandywine William Penn Brandywine Newark Brandywine Claymont lnterscholastic wrestling was Brandywine High School s most successful varsity sport. The Bulldogs finished the regular season with an over-all record of six wins to one loss. These 'matches were not the boys' only triumphs. They scored another first by winning the first sports trophy for the school. The award was made after they had the greatest number of points, 82, and had won four of the T2 weight classes at the Blue Hen Conference Wrestling Meet. The following week, Brandywine took second place in the State Meet at the Uni- versity of Delaware. Not only did the boys come within three points of first place with their score of 69, but they also walked away with more medals than any other school in the state. They, Mr. Widdoes, and the students of Brandywine have good reason for being proud of the tearn's performance. Wrestlin ABOVE-Coach Widdoes, BOTTOM ROW, left to right-W. Graham, R. Senningan, J. Mamalee, D. Bastian, R. MacDonald, D. Hickman, G. Baker. SECOND ROW-J. Anderson, W. MacDonald, C. Guilford, N. Tatman, J. Dannaway, S. Kulp, W. Emsley, W. Church.