Brandywine High School - Azurean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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BOTTOM ROW, left to right-N. Miller, B. McLaren, L. Cline, M. Johnson G Clme J Gray S Reed V Barrowclough D. Roedel, V. VanCise. SECOND ROW-C. McGee, M. Steward, P. Jellinghaus T Wood D Dukes P Bellezza D Stout B. Marshall, B. Herbert, P. Knowles, B. Booth. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Foley Coach R Chavenson D Wooldridge S Par quette, A. Hickman, H, Owens, K. Herbert, J. Redmann, C. Church, K. Bunch C White BELOW Coach Mary Q Foley Hockey The Brandywine girls' hockey team entered full varsity competition for the first time this year. As Mrs. Mary Quinlan Foley so aptly stated, Some may call it energy, others spirit, but I attribute our success to hustle. Brandywine High School opened their 1959 season by tying an unscheduled game with Mount Pleasant 3-3. ln their second clash they topped Claymont 2-1, but were defeated in their following three games by Tatnall, Alexis I. duPont, and Tower Hill Schools. Snapping back from a deficit of one point, the team scalped the Indians of Conrad. The girls lost their final two games to excellent squads from William Penn and Friends. Judging from the fine performance of the underclass- men, the girls are looking forward to a more successful season next year on their own field. Brandywine Mt. Pleasant Brandywine Claymont Brandywine Tathall Brandywine A. I. duPont Brandywine Tower Hill Brandywine Conrad Brandywine Wm. Penn Brandywine 'Friends 'Unscheduled game

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Varsity Varsity Brandywine 52 William Penn 53 Brandywine 39 Conrad 27 Brandywine 39 Sanford 21 Brandywine 45 St. Elizabeth 49 Brandywine 59 Claymont 44 Brandywine 23 Friends 50 Brandywine 25 A. I. duPont 40 Brandywine 51 Tatnall 27 Brandywine 54 Newark 30 Under the direction of Mrs. Foley and Miss Schmidt, the girls' basketball team displayed ambition and spirit. Some of the girls had played intramurals before, but this was their first attempt as an interscholastic team. They met the challenge of stiff competition with vigor and sportsmanship. The girls will always remember the William Penn and Conrad games. The Penn game was the first team played, and though they lost, it was by only one point. Brandywine emerged triumph- ant after defeating Conrad. Brandywine's winning girls iunior varsity team foreshadows good things to come in future years. Although many of the games were close, the team managed to show their skill and enthusiasm by coming out on top. Losing only four games, the team was victorious over many opponents, including William Penn, Alexis I. duPont, and Sanford. Girls, Basketball BOTTOM ROW, left to right-D. Wooldrige, V. Barrowclough, R. Whempner, N. Wemple, S. Reed, M. Johnson, J. Gray, C. Garbowski, S. Cambridge. SECOND ROW-L. Tallman, S. Audit, R. Cahvenson, B. Henderson, C. Church, M. Pinder, D. Stout, B. Herbert, C. Hagan. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Foley, coach V. Waugh, B. Dougherty, D. Willis, K. Herbert, R. Humme, J. Rebmann, V. Twaddell, Miss Schmidt, coach. Above, coaches M. Foley and D. Schmidt.