Brandywine High School - Azurean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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. 5. 1063 RECORD , BHS Wilmington BHS Dv La Wlrrr BHS Newark BHS Dickinson BHS Mt. Pleasant BHS Wvilliam Penn BHS PS. duljont BHS Conrad BHS De La Warr B BHS Claymont BHS Wilmington BHS Newark BHS PS. dupont wt ,Q get ,sm ',,J,. in ' 'Q' kiwi. :ag ,nlsfqr 1 I f seem . ,sf 'V m- . Wm I .aft V We 'X -A . W. + H- .10 A , . J' , WW 'yr -aw I 'Y V.-.1 ' - Qaghmd' ww A W3 ff f . fs - t ' , A 'QM Joe Nlaseelli '64 The goal of the 36-l Baseball Team was to hetter last sea- sonls record of 9-Al which put them in second place in the Blue Hen Conference. Hopes of finishing near the summit were high as Mr. Barto's hlazing hasehall team entered the ' Wa t .. A. 'v-g5w,.,4'n - season aided hy Senior outfielders Bill Shaw, Bill Bechtold. ,MQ .. A and Dave Evans. The tremendous efforts of a full comple- 4, ,' QQ. ment of infielders were equally important. Walt Lips. third M hase: Ted Jackson. short stop: Joe Nlascelli. second base: and utility infielder Ed Searle were expected to contribute ia 's t z,,g t,t s f i i I ' significantly to the team's success. 9 ,,,,'g-.'Sg?!..'gE5fQ55i-.i2g,g-fi, ffffl if,-ailsavm. . Bill Shaw '64 Ted Jackson '65 BASEBALL TEAM: Front row, from left: R. Peterson, J. Benge, G. Englund D. Nlcflonigle H Walker B NIcHuUh C Ward E Suplee J Goodlev B. Clarkin, J. Delaney, M. Jennings. Second row: S. Paucher, J. Mcflonigle: B. Ciopes, P. Huffinan, S. Boxe,AP. Loii1clon,.J. Bealty..D. Linton,'C. White- side, L. Applegate, M. Samonisky, B. Powers, J. Biddle. Third row: Mr. Belles Coachg l. Widdoes, N. Hoffman D Iukoff F Whiteside D Evans B Starr, J. Mascelli, B. Bricd, B. Shaw, B. Stine, B. Bechtold, J. Cialcaterra, K. Heckert, B. Joseph, T. Jackson, W. zffhnei, ColJd,iB. Rathburn, Nortliropi W. Hunhy. E. Scarl. T. Bolton. D. Quinn. B. O'Dell. Nlr. Barto. Coach. ,Spina il HHN , ,I ,I ., A .J 'WM M -sswmsffHwm .

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Returning from a State Championship season. the Track Team, under Mr. Curtisis tremendous l'0llf,'lllllg. hoped to place high in the conference this year. The lU6-lf team antie- ipated strength in the distanee and the weight events. Ed QT, Bell pushed for a State Championship in the mile. and Greg Holloway was expected to he prominent in the shot-put. The W lone returning State Champion. Bill Wheeler. looked forward to Continuing his winning ways in the disvus event. while John l,ipsrfomlJ. ,loe Tryon. and Jim Rivhards provided at strong nucleus in the Sprints. 'NSLX - 's T A 't ' i lri' ' L T' 'i .41 left: Alun Huigh, Brundywine's ,J .,-5, T leading hurdler. wus vxpevted to win vital points. ,f 1I10I'PI Ed Bell, ' ' I the strongest Rulldog distance run- ner. shows tht- form which made R him ai leading: vontvnder in the rnile race. A! riglllf Bill Wheeler, displaying his skill that provided nee-ded points. rtxnkt-d a strong Competitor in tht- disvus. ,mo 1963 RECORD RHS 02 l 3 Newark 5-L 2 5 ISHS T0 l 2 Wilmington 46 l 2 A RHS 68 RS. dnl'onI '19 A BHS Tl Vivillitnn Pt-nn 43 RHS oil Conrtnl 51 RHS 83 Divkinson 3-L 1 RHS 2nd pluvv, l5 points-ljvlrinsul.t Relays BHS 3rd plot-t-, 21 points---llluv llt-n ii'lIllit'l't'Ill'l' Meet RHS 8l De Lu Worr' RHS 2nd plaitw. 129 points4Count5 Nlm-t RHS 69 Ht, Pleusatnt 48 BHS lst plow. 25 points-Stutv Mm-I TRACK TEAM: Front row, from left: Mr. Curtis, Couch, R. Ross, llunugerg C. Holloway, E. Bell, A. Haigh, J. Tryon, A. Little. .l. Culvurese. Second row L. Hockstein, Mzinagerg M, McBride, R. Levering, R. Wheeler, J. Stewart, B. Borchester, B. Rowersox, L. Salvudori, B. Cooke. Third row: 5. Foster, Manager P, Brooks, B. Keeling, R. Stouffer, S. Crane, I., Rolnhins, E. Rlomstt-dt, R. Bailey, E, Rue, D. Lesiewicz, B. Ewing. .l. Richerds, ,l. Lipscomb. Fifth row J. Blomstedt, G. Tone, O. Hoffman, J. Watson, T. Mooney, B. Spurs, li. Good, E. Swartz, R. Lloyd, S. Hunt. Sixllz four: B. Rott, K, Straw, B. Wamer, ,I Welch. 5. Yeagle, L, Starun, L. Tuernell, J. Walker, ll, Gilmer, C. Murden, K. Pugh. We K . ,A , I i 5 'ii' fm e- 'SH.f- -xl lvl v

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6 5? BIG TEE-QPF Although the top boys on the Golf Team retumed this year, the 1964 standings were unpredictable in that all of the conference teams were expected to provide strong com- petition. Led hy Nick DelCampo. Rick lalellan. and co-cap- tains Fred Dingle and Steve VV. Smith. the team hoped to better their Blue Hen Conference championship record of last year. which was ll-l. Fred Dingle looked forward to winning the State Junior Golf Tournament once again. Nick Del Campo '64 la fir? 1 GOLF TEAM: Front row, from left: S. Speakman, P. Harvonek, B. Morre, E. Buonas- sisi, S. Smith, J. Hamilton, S. Sciarra, C. Chapman, Mr. Dannaway, Coach. Second row: T. Sheldon, T. Deloney, ,l. Chandler, S. Richardson, F. Dingle, N, Del Campo. D. Denbrock, B. Chandler. Third row: J. Hockenbury, B. Wall, G. Sparks, C. Wet- more, I. Tallman, D. Keller. A, Bringardner, T. Hammer, J. Parkinson. 1963 RECORD BHS 9 Conrad O BHS 7 1 2 Newark 1 U2 BHS 9 Vfilinington 0 BHS 8 P.S, DuPont 1 BHS 9 Dickinson O BHS 8 Conrad 1 BHS 8 I 2 Newark 1,2 BHS 0 Xvilmington 0 BHS 3 l,'2 Mt. Pleasant 5 1,32 T BHS 5 Ps, DuPont 4. BHS 8 1,'2 Dickinson U2 BHS 6 1,12 Mt. Pleasant 2 U2 Fred Dingle ,611 Steve W. Smith '64 I09