Conrad High School - Conradian Yearbook (Woodcrest, DE)

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CRQSS-COUNTRY TEAM WINS STATE CROWN The Conrad cross-country team won the state championship at the first annual Delaware State invitation Cross-Country Meet held on the 2.3 mile Rockford Park course. This victory ended a suc- cessful season and gave the team a record of 4 wins and l loss. In addition to capturing the state championship, the Conrad runners boasted victories over Wilmington and A. l. duPont in dual meets, and Mt. Pleasant and Claymont in a triangular meet. The lone loss came at the hands of Mt. Pleasant. In the contests with Wilmington, A. l. duPont, and in the triangu- lar meet, Captain Jerry Quigg, a senior, and Bob Satterfield, a iun- ior, finished first and second, respectively. The last named meet saw Quigg setting a new record for the Rockford course with a time of 12 minutes, 9.1 seconds. c . . - fa. if ,-3 T s,r, s izf ?f3f?f3f1f?ff:-. .'t t':' T 'i:3:5:3:5 3'?'3'3:?:f:f:3:5:i:-. .cs '5J3I5I5 '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 1 fgmfi K ,. ' -N 1?i.' Q:-f ' A N ,,,,, .,.,. 3 f 11.1.1 I Captain Jerry Quigg gets in shape for the state meet. CR-OSS-COUNTRY TEAM Flfsl WWI -lesfeff 5mifl1, DOTO, Comer, Quigg. Second row: Mr. Gormley, coach, Dabson, Whede, Satter- field, Harper, Payson, Wolf, l I2

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pn s... 23.5.11 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Crawford, Cairns, Trzcinski, Williams, Boswell, Greenhill, Sellars, Holdren, Blackway, Dabson, Harper, DeLancey, Trivits, Callahan Cshootlngl J.V. RECORD IS 9-95 JUNIOR HIGH WINS 6, LOSES 4 dskrrrsf George Gardner and Jim JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM nckman go after the ball in the Firsi row: Hall, Costello, Schwartz, Shuliz. Second row: Talley, Piccolo, McAllister. Third row S. game. Webster, Holdren.

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Although the year's hockey team was luckless in the win column, it provided Tough competition, as its opponents could testify. . Under the fine coaching of Mrs. Stewart Washburn, and ably backed by the defense, our hard hitting forward line carried the ball toward the goal line time and time again but could not seem to win. The team lost such outstanding players as Dot Finn, Ann Horisk, Lois Clugston, Ellen Pyle, and Audie Stewart, but the members of the JV team, coached by Miss Nancy Sylvanus, were ready to move up and take their places. VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM HOCKEY VARSITY RECORD Mt. Pleasant - ,. . , 2 0 CHS Claymont . 3 O CHS A. I. DuPont ., . 4 3 CHS Tower Hill H ll 0 CHS Middletown . . 2 0 CHS Newark 2 O CHS The team boards the bus for the Tower Hill game. First row: Taylor, Huber, Mrs. Washburn, coach, Wilkinson, Stewart, Horisk, M. Finn, Clugston, Greenhill, Fuller, Second row: Tweddle, Williams, D. Finn.