Brandywine High School - Azurean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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BOTTOM ROW, left to right-S. Stewart, E. Robinson, J. Rodgers, B. Smith, S. Landrum, N. Wemple, L. Tallman, K. Luekeki B. Booth, V. Barrowclough. SECOND ROW-S. Durborow, C. Church, D., Wooldridge, J. Bailey, B. Marshall, M. Miner, R Chavenson, C. O'Brien, N. Walters, D. Knowles, M. Steward, D. Stout. THlRD ROW-J. Alchinson, R. Cookenmaster, S Parquette, A. Scholte, C. Kener, W. Kresge, J. Faber, S. Meyer, R. Weber, M. Pinder. FOURTH ROW-G. Jobson, N. Owens E. Flynn, K. Burich, T. Hahn, J. Paoletti, A. Handy, J. Friedel, J. DiGiacomo, B. Dougherty, A. Hickman. BELOW-Coach Foleyl Girls' Softball Participation in interscholastic girls' softball is open to all high school girls with an interest in the sport, the necessary free time, and a passing scholastic average. Ot the titty- six girls who tried out for Branolywine's tirst soft ball team, eighteen were chosen. These players put in many days of practice on Brandywine's new diamond in preparation tor games against neighboring schools. Under the coaching of Mrs. Mary P. Foley, our team showed great skill and spirit. May 3 Newark May 12 Wm. Penn 5 TOWEI' Hill T7 Tatnall 7 Mt. Pleasant l9 Friends IO Claymont 24 Conrad

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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.

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May 25 A. l. duPont May 7 Mt. Pleasant 29 Claymont 18 Conrad April 2 West Chester 25 Sanford 4 Tatnall Mr. Solclon coached the Brandywine girls' tennis team. The twelve girls who were selected for the team were chosen on the basis of merit and intra-squad competition. These players competed in varsity matches with other schools. Unlike the other girls' interscholastic teams, the tennis squad had the advantage of playing their second season this year. Girls' Tennis ABOVE-Coach Solden. BOTTOM ROW, left to right-K. Herbert, A. Faust, S. Reed, P. Jellinghaus, M. McAbee, L. Hipkins d B H la t M. Hill, Pat Sklles. SECOND ROW-B. Woznicki, C. Jellinghaus, K. Kulp, A. Schweinsberg, B. Hen erson, . er er,