Brandywine High School - Azurean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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,t f BOYS' TENN S llnder the fine leadership of their new coach. Mr. Helm- breck. the Boys' Tennis Team got off to an excellent start through hard work and dedication to the game. With last years fourth place in the Blue Hen Conference hehind them. the net men spent the season in preparation and rebuilding for the coming years. Because of its depth of good players. the team was expected to produce a winning season. Bob Roth. Nlartin Fox. and Wlyn Cochran were expected to be the most outstanding performers. :Xt the conclusion of this yearls interscholastic tennis season. Brandywine was expected to have shown its might in yet another sport. Lila tt BOYS TENNIS TEAM: Frou! rozc, from left: M. Fox, S. Gilmer, R. Brondyke. E. Klein, ll. Toomey. H. Goldstein, C. Maynard. Second row: Mr. Helm- breck, Coachg D. Cudone. C. Bluldrim, J. Lewis. S. Shaner. J. Richardson, B. Bush, R. Burich. A COURTI G FFAIR Far left: Driving in hard for a difficult back- hand shot, Senior Bob Roth here demonstrates his tremendous agility and coordination. Left: Senior Martin Fox prepares to smash the fuzzy spheroid across the rectangular mesh. 1963 RECORD BHS O Tower Hill 5 BHS 2 P.S. duPont 3 BHS 3 Newark 2 BHS 5 Claymont 0 BHS 5 William Penn 0 BHS 3 Wilmington 2 BHS l Conrad 4 BHS l Dickinson 4- BHS 0 Mt. Pleasant 5 f o E I 2 . mi rt . . i at 1 -. ..,..la.. IIO

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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

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GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM: First row, from left: J. Wooldridge, A. Graham, Mrs. Daly, ooachg B. Herbert, M. Otteni. Second row: C. Hensel, J. Robertson, J. Feldmann, S. Cathcart, M. May. , o g4We are going to bring the trophy back from Mt. Pleas- 351. 9 ant and get first place in the conference, or l'll know the .-iiqivdillfb' ,, Eiaggalyf reason why. 154' These were the Words spoken at the beginning of the sea- , son. The Girls' Tennis Team last year finished in second place in the Girls' Suburban Conference with a 5-l record. The team was exceptionally good this year due to the tre- X mendous number of talented players in depth. Ably led by Junior Mary Otteni, the team did its very best to live up to Mrs. Daly's words. Seniors on the team ' this year were Ann Graham, Marietta May, Jill Feldmann, Jane Robertson, Sue Cathcart, and Jean Wooldridge.. GIRLS' TENN S Right: Mary Otteni, an outstanding member of the team, smashes a serve- to partner Barbie Herbert. 1963 RECORD BHS A.I. DuPont BHS Claymont BHS William Penn BHS Tower Hill BHS Conrad BHS Dickinson BHS Mt. Pleasant BHS Friends