Gwynns Falls Junior High School - Gwynnonia Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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F GWFQNNFOFNIA F F june 192g 52 96 GWYNNS FALLS SCHOOL SONG Gwynns Falls, Gwynns Falls, School in sylvan shades, Nestled 'mong the trees and fields Where rills creep through the glades, A fitting place for studious thought, And youthful dreams of fame. Gwynns Falls, Gwynns Falls, All honor to your name. Gwynns Falls, Gwynns Falls, School of ideals high, Ever striving for the best And passing laggards by. You lead us toward Ambition's goal With laurel wreaths array. I Gwynns Falls, Gwynns Falls, We hail the Red and Gray. 95 FE

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37677 T T GWFT N NOVN I A T T Fjime 19278 -., , Q , L, , ' nl li nl ft , 1, -is gf Yi. I ' - o afwgf-greg 97 in I A fri I f if I ff ..- , cc f f'1,,!' N 1' T5 I T' VV ---A El' 'z-we iflrrli T . f ---- ' -.T?'P - ffx A Nl ' f ------ -. A '. 'na -5-17 1: ,, X. 'tif -l- T-'41?.'1f '7' fgamhn at-f , - Ju-.lf ,i .4 L --f I GWYNNS FALLS WINS CITY CHAMPIONSHIP The eighth grade basketball team of Gwynns Falls School won city championship in a contest with School 76 on March 27 at School 65, both teams having won the championship in their re- spective districts. The game began with Reitz. the jump center, getting the tap off. Meyer. the side center, was right in her place for the ball, down to Beek, the forward. and then to Hobson. who rolled the ball into the basket. This happened again and again, their passwork working very effectively. At the end of the first half, the score was 10-0. Peters replaced Beek in the second half, as she had done in each game, and worked equally as well, feeding the ball to Hobby, the captain. who piled up the score, 27-2. The guards, Appel and Nusbaum, did their share by keeping the ball away from their end of the field. Reitz did not miss the tap-off a single time and Meyer was always ready for it. Each girl received a medal from the Playground Athletic League and a monogram from the Ath- letic Association of the school. Miss Johnson was the coach of the team. The score was as follows: Hobson, captain, f., field goals. 10: Beek, f.. Held goals, 3: Peters. f., foul goals, lg Reitz, c.: Meyer, s.c.: Appel, g.: Nusbaum, g.Z Rever, g. Totals--Field goals, 26: foul goals, l-'27. PLAYGROUND BALL TOURNAMENT Gywnns Falls has one of the largest, if not the largest, tournaments in the city. This year there were 47 teams playing in four divisions and a sched- ule of 300 games. At the time of this writing only one divisional championship had been decided, that of QA9. VOLLEY BALL TEAM After many days of hard practice, the Gwynns Falls School volley ball team was finally selected by Miss Johnson. coach of the team. Forty girls came out for the line-up. Seventeen girls made the squad, a regular team, with a substitute for each position. The team consisted of M. Reinhold. cap- tain, B. Beek. L. Appel. F. Berman. V. Beale, L. Blanche. K. Schmoll, T. Hobson, D. Schmidt, M. Burke, D. Stevens, E. Zumstein, B. Fepelstein, S. Buckner, K. Peters and D. Rever. BASKET BALL TEAMS Gwynns Falls varsity basket ball team. boys, had a successful season on the court. After losing the nrst two games by a close margin. the team settled down and developed a speedy passing combination. and with the assistance of Captain Kirschke finished the season in third place. Coach Van Sant was greatly pleased when the team turned Clifton back by the score of 27 to 7. Allen was the oustanding star of the game. The team members are: Kirschke. f.: Allen. f.: Cohen, c.: Saunders, g.g Metz, g.: Taylor. f,: Goldman. f.: Woelford, c.: Berlin. g.: Levin, g. - 9A1 WINS SCHOOL VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONSHIP 9Al's class team defeated 8A5 for school volley ball championship by a score of I7-10. It was a close game, as the score indicates, and full of thrills for the rooters who crowded the gymnasium floor and gallery. The winning team was composed of D. Schmidt, D. Scott, E. Zumstein, B. Fepelstein, A, Goldman, M. Helgcrt, M. Burke and M. Rein- hold, captain.