Roland Park Country School - Quid Nunc Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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, ,K 15151, K, 1 M. Fall Spirit Cup Winner- Fall Poster Contest Winner- Dorrie Boone Nora O'Donovan SP YOUR PEP, YOUR PEP, YOU'VE GOT IT, NOW KEEP IT, DON'T LOSE IT, YOU'LL NEED IT! E V, O ? ., 7,9 4? ,. iw fe I ZAZ , . Kneeling: C. Bruckg J. Murgatroydg J. McClearyg P. Turner. Standing: R. Carterg L. Bendanng P. Coffmg S. Wood, President, B. Wagnerg L.'Bondg M. A. Wright. Absent: B. Baukhagesg C. Campbellg P. Daviesg D. Diver, Ju. Harrisg E. Hewittg S. Houstle. .45.

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CHEERLEADERS-Left to right: J. Harrisong S. Kamtmang P. Frey, D. Houstle, Head, C. Voigtg D. Turner. SPIRIT Spirit is an essential element of our school life, for every Roland Parker helps to create the enthusi- asm and interest which develop strong school spirit. Many Upper Mainers make posters for the varsity games, and each week the A.A. selects a winner lil ' based on originality and neatness. At the close of both the hockey and basketball seasons, the best of that season's posters is given a prize. The teams are also supported through pep rallies staged before home varsity games. The most important way, how- ever, that a Roland Parker shows her pride and loyalty for the teams is by attendance at the games. At the end of the fall and winter sports seasons, the Athletic Association presents a cup to the class which has been outstanding in promoting spirit within the school. This cup, one of the most cher- ished awards at Roland Park, is given to the girl in that class who has most wholeheartedly and faith- fully supported school athletic activities. A Pep Rally 44-

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BASKETBALL Neither snow, nor sleet, nor any of winter's bad roads could stop the Roland Park basketball varsity. Our only winter varsity, basketball, was led by Cap- tain Mary Bogue Mahony and Coach Miss Murray to a good season. The first game of the season, played with Park in our own gym, was an overwhelming victory for the home team, with a score of 60 to 16. Much encour- aged by our success, we defeated Belair by two points in a hard fought game. The Garrison Forest basketball contest was an exciting but heartbreaking game, as R.P.C.S. lost by one point. Roland Park, after .being defeated by both St. Timothy's and Ken- wood, rallied and gained narrow victories over Old- Helds and Friends. In the Roland Park, Bryn Mawr rival game, R.P.C.S. fought valiantly, but lost by one point in overtime. ,,,-ny .- The Iunior varsity defeated Park and Friends, while losing to Belair, St. Timothyls, and Bryn Mawr. Whether we won or lost, our varsity exhibited skill and sportsmanship. Kneeling: C. Clark, J. Grape, S. Wood, M. B. Mahony, Captain, G. Gathmanng S. Brewingtong H. Fredeking. Stamling: A. Stahl, M. G. Dowell, M. A. Wright, L. Schwaab, E. Hewitt, Miss Murray, L. Bond, M. Rand, Babs Norris, J. McC1eary, J. McDorman, N. Neidringhaus. . 46 .