Pierre S DuPont High School - Pierrean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Roeper, C. Benner, C. Allen. SECOND ROW: J. Madson, J. Brown, D. Wat- son. J. fNIcKelvey. Q I This yearis Swimming Team, captained by John Savage and Dick Leach, attracted about twenty-five candidates. This season, as well as the past twelve seasons, the Swimming Team had a winning and very successful season. Through constant practice and expert advice from Mr. Bender, swimming in P.S., as well as all of Delaware, has gained new respect from the students and the faculty. 52 Reading ....................... ........... 3 4 45 Westtown ......................... ........... 4 1 61 Camden Vocational ....... ........... 2 3 46 Wilmington High ...,... ........... 40 50 Westtown ................. ........... 3 6 56 Salesianum ....... ........... 3 0 28 Lancaster .. ........ .. 58 46 Malvern ......................................................... 40 The cross-country team. comprised of twenty boys, par- ticipated in six meets this year. over the 2.3 mile course at Rockford Park. Besides four triangular meets, they also ran in two cily championships, in which they placed third both times. P.S.-Salesianum-A.I. duPont P.S.-Claymont-Tower Hill P.S.-Mt. Pleasant-Conrad P.S.-W.H.S.-Howard ..-qw i Coach A. WARE KNEELING, left to right: D. Leach, A. Bell, J. Savage. STANDING: D. Reed, P. Howell, J. I.aRosch, J. Mathews, S. Woods. COACH: N. Bender. ABSENT: J. Harrington. P.S., along with six other Delaware high schools, started Varsity Wrestling as a large scale varsity sport. This yearis team, captained by Charles Benner, was supervised by Mr. Jack Gregory and Mr. Aaron Warner. In high school, wrestling is broken down into ten Weight divisions, beginning at 103 lbs. and going up to anything over 165 lbs., which is the heavyweight or unlimited class. Even though wrestling is new in P.S., our team made a very impressive showing in its matches. 50 Dover .,...., ,,,,,,,, 1 0 24 Newark ., ,,,, N18 45 Brandywine ..,,.... 3 18 William Penn ......., 27 1 34 Dover .. 10 FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Emmett, E. Schlabach, C. Benner, 18 William Penn ,..,,., 21 F. Laucius. SECOND Row, left to right: R. Foulk flVIgrl-, W. 26 Brandywine ,....., 15 Mason, R, Mears, D. Ballha-ch. COACH: J. Gregory. 23 Newark Y- ...W19

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2 Coaches A. CLARK. L. DAVIS J. Herring scoring in the Newark game. This year's basketball team. captained by Richard lVIcElmoyle. played many games before capacity crowds. These big crowds were due to the forming of the new Blue Hen Conference, in which Coach Albert Clarkis Dynamiters made an excellent showing. As a result of this very successful season. PS. told the city and the conference that it is a per- petual threat to all teams. 44109 as gd? LEFT TO RIGHT: O. Crabtree, J. McKelvey, R. Baker, R. McElmoyle. D. Goldstein, J. Watson, W. Rickards, Manager. ABSENT: J. Herring. 95 62 Mt. Pleasant ....... . ....... 46 59 Brandywine ....... ,,7,7V,V,,, 3 9 61 Salesianum .... .. ..r... 62 71 AfChm6r6 ..... ,,,,,-,,, Y Y 74 Howard ,,,,,,,,.. ...., 63 58 Salesianum Yrrr 51 William Penn ......... 40 66 Conrad ..... 51 Newark ...,... ......... 4 4- 84- Howard ..... wbkrrnqyrr 75 W,H.S, ,,,,........ ........ 4 7 37 Newark ...,. -YVKVVVVQQ V 65 Brandywine ..... ....... 5 2 80 W.H.S, ..,,....... Yrrgrgrrrr Y 60 Conrad ........... .,-- , .-,-t 6 3 75 William Penn V,VVVV7VV 1 51 Mt. Pleasant ...... V,--VV.V 4 9

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