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

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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 .

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GLEE CLUB When the first signs of spring appear we can see the Glee Club busily preparing for its heavy concert schedule. The talented and congenial director, Mrs. Bradford, and Mrs. Maevers, the accompanist, are mainstays of the club. The concert program usually consisted of one or two classical pieces, often sung in Latin, and then several lighter selections. The Glee Club gave its annual concert with Gilman, and the two clubs also performed a program of American music at Fort McHenry. The zenith of the eventful year was the concert with Haverford College. The program in- cluded Mozart's Te Deum and a mass by Haydn. The four solos in the mass were beautifully sung by Ioan Panetti, Barbie Stafford, Anne Carter, and Sandy Kamtman. The Glee Club had a very exciting and rewarding year. First row: C. Neesemanng S. Emeryg P. Turnerg J. Veltmang B. Stevensong T. Marlow, M. Gladdingg C. Clarkg E. Tongue. Second row: M. Schmickg S. Ratfertyg A. B. Tharringtong E. Handyg Mrs. Maeversg Mrs. S. Bradford, J. Panetti, Presidentg B. Stalfordg H. Tillmang C. Ives. Third row: J. Polkg M. Michaelg Pa. Starrattg J. Uhligg C. Daleyg D. Smythg C. Hockerg F. Royg C. Bruckg D. Smithg G. Hampshire, K. Scott, A. Adams. Fourth row: D. Houstleg M. Panettig L. Schwaabg K. Gatchg L. Schmeiserg A. Whitey A. H. Carterg H. Fredekingg J. McDor- mang L. Engelg S. Davisg G. Ruche. Fifth row: P. Frey, C. Savageg H. Cross, S. Kamtmang Betsey Norrisg P. Handyg G. Gathrnanng C. Voigt, W. Crossg M. Clarkg L. Bond. Absent: M. Rand. .48.