Severn School - Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

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And none so good and trueg , e greet them when we meet them, As roses greet the dewg No other friends are dearer, 1 ou orn of kindred moldg And while we prize the new ones, We treasure more the old. -Borrowed ? ? Z ? a allMkkkmmmmxmxxmxxxmmmmttmmmmmmmmxmmmm 'Q KNWIMAJAWIQ, Amhm- f'f'w,QQ Vex SS 3 3 5 5 5 S 5 IS 7 ZS Sxgmffffffvddlll MMMMMJMMMmmM,,v,M,,,, 3 Q 3 3 5' Q. 3 Q 3 , M 3 FU f' Sn Q: 5 S s Uv 5 3 3 S S S S S S S 3 3 QfmmwWdwwwvfwapamfanwmmwfiflfmmWnfmmllff' 19311 Anelhlnr and Wh Il Severn School Severna Park Maryland E Q e E . 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It is a pleasure to write this message for the school s f1rst Year Book which you have so successfully planned and worked out. It will always be a source of pleasant recollec- tions for all concerned. The best of good wishes for the best of success. ROLLAND M. Tum.. l Page 8:1 0 Q NWN WWWN VN WWW NW NWWN NWWW WN WNW YW WNNWXWWWWWWWWWYW NWNWNXWW Wh 2 f 2 2 4 ? f 2 2 2 9 22 21' 3 2 2 2 4 2 2 QM 4 'X 25 5 5 , ' W v Q .u .- N, -1-1 . -4-i I I . 2 1 I- Mm, Newt wsQQ'2i s s N S 2 v P 2 'S' Q F2 'Q S s, ar ww MMM!!! mmrimf MM! QJJJIJWWUJMMAYJIJW AK Foreword yy: E the class ot Nineteen Thirty One humbly Ay issue forth to the public the first attempt of the Severn School to publish a year book In leav mg here we carry with us fond memories In this annual we have tried to keep alive the warm glowing memories of our school days In it we have compiled objects of interest which we will continue to cherish as each succeed mn year ripens the memory of the l1ves of our classmates Some of us may attain material success while others may be overcome by the overtures of fortune At present however we are thrilling at the memories of the school days recently completed instead of wondering what Fare holds in view for us We are deeply indebted to Mr Eben Montgomery Peek jr for his patient unending labors as literary ad visor In conclusion we can merely say that we hope this year book is a success and will serve as a firm foundation and inspiration to the following graduating classes of Severn School. x I I 2 1 amlmfmml Wmrfmanannanwwnnmfdlldfm W 074 W Qmfnmz u 1, 6 S , Q, ,a ,Nic Q Ge ,I S 45' dl Wh Il Y S R 2- an ee Q . 1, N E EJ 3 rl 'V Ns E ' Q E S E E ' I - E . , . . 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A I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 , ? f 4 4 7 7 4 4 wwwwmwwwvwwwxywy SSWWWwwwwwwwmwwwwwwwwwwwwwwx 5' g E T 4 4 4 4 4 Z . 4 4 44 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 'WNwwwnwwwxkwwxwvwNWNSWWWNWN THE HARDY COTTAGE N KMWWWAJMMIQ Anchor 'V 707 3 Of W Y and Wlhmeell 6 A. QMMWWMMMMD K Sx1M'M'M M'W Mmma MMMM 3 3 g , 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 EE 3 'R 3 52 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 a '? QMMWMWAWMMMWWJMMIJWJWWWWWldldllngfyfpgggyjfl CUNTIENTS Campus Aclmmlstratlon Faculty Semors Underc ass 3 E Athletics 3 A E ct1v1t1es - 3 E Advertisements 64 4, i-Wx J 'Q , . ,I M25 X 3 r- Q -ge 3 M! 5 ft E I, xx- mud: xx 3 n 3 3 ' 3 g X 3 Q , E . . . is 3 3 X E Q . 3 S 3 1 E EW X SiwwtWwxmwwwxmwwwvwwvwxwwwxwwgawwwwwmwvwwy 5 4. 4. f L ,I I 2 a 2 Z 5 Z Z Z 4 Z 5 4 4 2 4051NwxwwxWxWWA'wwWNWlWWww ADMINISTRATION BUILDING A AQKQQQIQS' ' X mn, A rm NGS 3 ' mc for QKNKKQ My X e- . . 4 fi '-5' Q and WMQQH 5 ' 4 was i 0 S X 7 Q, I i Q 3 4 2 4 4 Z 4 .4 4 4 4 , 4 A I ? 2 ? ? I 5 I 5 ,, , Q, 9 ? I II I Z 5 4 Z 4 5 5 Administration fPage 151 Q X, P 'vo Qafimlxgq' , QKNW X555 Q 5 ' v N AQ 0 AHQHDUT Qxmkwgmmmwyg Q and Wheel! gg R Z fy-A bf R, '00mRmmmMYmmf WhRxwwxwwwwwwwwwxwww-NNxwwawwwRwsww RwwxwxwwxxwqwwwxwwwwwwwRRRRRRWWWWWRRWNWWW Board Of Advisers COMMANDER RAYMOND STONE U. S. N. p 1' . ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG A.Mq LL.D. I ll JCM THE REV J P MCCOMAS DD P Cb I THE REV E D JOHNSON DD 1 Sz A L S ZIMMERMAN dd f D p 1 f M 4 Hyd Sh 1 ffipp N MRS WILLIAMJ HOOVER MRS JONAH HALSTED DR J S BILLINGSLFA Alt d gPly f 5 ? Ill rl ' X x X Z 4 4 D 9 Q 5 Q3 7 Anna 0 11, Md f Forrnery A orney General of true State,o ar, and f Vicar, St. . auf: upe,, ' .7 , Parifh of Trinity Church, New York Rec or. .. r1ne'1, Annajlolifh ia 1, .1 Q Prefidenl, Maryland Tru!! Co.: Baltimore PROF. R. H. DANFORTH, S.B., He 0 e ar ment 0 ecbmziar an raulirr Cuxe r oo 0 lied Srienre Formerly AIIiJld71l to Head of Poft-Graduate Deparlment, U. S. aw! Academy . 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MACHAMER, BS., e.f ern Mary an eience, athema ir: Englifb and Hixtory I 6 lj, . .xv 4 f, f X Q g ,NWJJWJMJIQ Anchor Q 7 ,, f f Q A 9 Q xx sk N R. ..--' ' A E a e e o ege I I, E a e ai E . , I E a ma in and Science Q N ' A R iler zfi e . f - ' ' 1' ' ' Q Englif and iftory V Franklin and Mar: al - o n opkin: Q e air: E ' ax in 07 ole e. I, or i n n es E ew ork U werfity t I, E Mathematic! Srzence S M t S H t y ha M t t a E gl d y W t I d S M I BEEN M. PEEK, JR., A.B., A Penn State E N 'fails' ' s wf Ry 0 Arnmclbmcunr Qggxgmkgmwyjx ZWCQV Q and WMQQH 5 X 2 gssxwwwWNxNWBWwwNXNWNWWvww.wNNXw,Xwswwww wxggy 4 ,' 3 J 4 5 4 EA 4 4 S ... 4 Q ? 5 4 4 ., 4 4 2 4 Z -J Z 5 4 4 il Z 4 2 4 4 4 4 4 m f 4 E 51 4 5 4 Q Q 4 U Z 4 4 4 , 4 ,A 9 mf 2 'Nwwwwwxwmwwxvwxwwwwxwxwxwmvxwwwwwwwwwwmm 5 4 4 4 4 4 Z 4 W -,oi xgiiz I MWQIIMJQ Anchor Q 5' 1 I Q' and Wheel 6 Q, Illllinidllffllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIII lllllll llll I JIIJIIIIIIJIWIMMIJIJIIJMMllillalll 'Ih Cd. lk'1b l fl d. 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Alum' HAI ' A g fllflllllllllllf mm' Boo kcepw' Supf. uilding' 4 Z 2 2 4 4 2 4 4 4 R P WK' lu Seniors pq-9' 'wk .......qn-v-f1 - EPPSC 253 Kyla-QI X 1 N WXANSRW Anchor .gRxk!mgmQkNyE WQDX Qlimnfmtmmmhltmsis C wwwsxwwwxymy F Q UIQD 25 3 fb M 0 E Q 'ik Q 2 WNWNNN NWS Wwwwvwswxsxrsszwwwwwsww-Wiwxsasm wwwwiwwxwwwwWNW SXNWW NN Severn School 1950 31 N summing up the doings and undoings of the various members of the graduating crew of the S S SEVERN it has been found most advisable activities engaged in by the seniors The log as written by one of our fellow tlassmen and revised to suit by the author of this preface is as follows Wednesday September 17 Embarkation After a long and dusty ride on the WB8cA fWobbly Bump and Agitate we at last arrived at the scene of our years labors We note with pleasure the presence of a Tom Thumb golf course After having completed enrolling planning courses and drawing equipment the members of the class repaired to their rooms to await developments As the day is closing a notice on the bulletin board attracts considerable attention Assignments' It is a grim foreboding of what is to come And so endeth this day Wednesday November 26-Thanksgiving Leave A great day ot celebra tion for all rats Upper classmen must from this time forth sweep then own rooms and make their own beds One may now leave the mess hall lfter breakfast without being ensnared by the waiting veterans One may even call it a grand and glorious feeling ' Tuesday December 16-Football Banquet. Once more Severn has put forth a championship team and now the squad is receiving its just rewards. Those who were awarded gold footballs as well as letters from amongst the seniors are as follows: Baker Bassett Cullen Childs Flower Ghormley Reed Schumann and Struven. Seniors receiving letters alone are Herold Packard and Manager Walmsley. When the Maryland All-State football team was published we found that Eric Reed and Edward Schumann had been selected' Reed at halfback and Schumann at tackle. Reed was also elected Captain of the team an honor which he justly deserved. Nibbs and Wesson were honorary guests at the banquet as they were both captains of their respective teams' Nibbs captaining the unior Varsity and Wesson the 130 pound team. Saturday December 20-Christmas Leave. Home-happy nights! Sunday anuary 4'-Back to the grind again with many pleasant thoughts and experiences left behind. All through the week stories of parties and good times reverberate through the halls till one wishes that April leave would follow quickly. Tuesday, january 27-Mid-year Examinations. Need any more be said? Saturday, january 51-The soccer season has ended, and once more the graduating class is heavily represented on the varsity team. Captain Wolfen- NN 5 Z ? 5 9 Z 4 ? 4 ? 24 054 EZ 5 5 4 4 3 Z 3 Z 4 ? Z , -, I'? 9 0 XX ta QSM ' Xx 'XX X en Q 1 Q 'X W i' and Wheel p 5 7 Z f W i Q? , 5 Q A' If if i X 'ee Z ? . Z H '. 7 . Y In . , U, . U l I Q and necessary to keep in this, our final log, only the more important of the Z r . r - . 4 s W ' g ., ' V ' y 7 . . 77 . 3 ' . . . f . . 1 . l . l i 5 . ' ' . . . 1 ,, 3 . r ' , , 3 2 I H , '. W , N . . 1 ? r J ,j , C f xf 'N 1 J ll ga ga sf E:- 427 W E JJ! gli! WVIWAZMJJ WW WJJJJJW avfmffplamf MQQWAW W WJ MM ag gf. -58 B 'D FS' P an F1 VI n O D 0 rn P1 E. U3 '5- ru UE. 0 C V1 U1 O Ph rw O S rn U8 'Z' H-2 rn O V1 VD rn V1 4 51: n rn m V3 an n in D- rn FY O F1 den Dougherty Nibbs Packard Herold and E G Smith are the members of the class of 1931 who strove to lift the soccer team to victory Dick Teel also a senior led the 130 pound soccer team through a victorious season to c Mondayp Februfary 2 On this day the second term began with much resultant course changing and other activities connected with this annual event Tuesday February 17 The day of gloom and crepe hanging The term marks are published and those who have studied faithfully receive their re wards In the graduating class E G Smith stood first with McQu1lk1n Montross Nibbs and Dick Teel following in the order printed Saturday February 20-Saturday evening found two more Seniors ar rrvmg at high athletic honors the men being Teel and Wright Maryland State Wrestling Champions in the 105 and 125 pound class respectively Other 31 men prominent in the ancient art of wrestling were Reed Struven Decker and Baker Reed and Struven both made good a place in the Inter scholastic meet Here we must close the actual transcribing from the log as it has been carried up to the present day However the Seniors were active in many other phases of school life besides those mentioned above From this year s senior class Packard Struven and Cullen have all been initiated into the Alpha chapter of the Sigma Phi Sigma fraternity and will without doubt do much to uphold its present high standing in the school. On the two school publications the Severn Anchor and the Anchor and Wheel the class of 1931 is well represented. E. G. Smith Assistant Editor-in-chief' H. B. Walmsley Business Manager' L. H. Bauer Circulation Manager and R. Teel an Associate Editor were the seniors doing their bit to make the Severn Anchor in its first year a success. The upperclassmen of the Editorial Staff of the Anchor and Wheel are Bassett Cullen Flower E. G. Smith Struven and Walmsley. This year s graduating class chose as its officers the following: . William Struven r. President' Ericsson Reed Vice-Pre-ident' Walter C. Flower Sec- retary' and Edward Schumann Treasurer. These officers have done their part in upholding the dignity of the class as well as administering its affairs. Senior members of the student council are Reed, presidentg Walmsley and Struven. These student councilmen also have done their duty efficiently and well, and are deserving of praise for their excellent example set to the under classmen. Thus we see that the class of 1931 is equally prominent in athletics, E S Q litera ursuits, scholastic work, and school overnment. Its members who Q fl' P 8 E have interested themselves in campus affairs and have achieved success should R E E B S QwmnmmmmffmmmnfnarararaymrnfafmraraaryanNw l Page 25 1 X 2 t 1 Q is Q R ale E A X ' S Q l S R Q . . E . . . ' ' S a state ham ,ionshi in its division. X Q - ' . n 5 ' . . ' ' : . R ' ix Q ' ' . ' . D P' E ,c E . 1 . E , . ' N E . . . . l , N Q 3 1 Q , , , , Q , , E , , K , , , , S ' 1 Q ,J . . . Q . . Q , , E E lI5.5,f 5 s' iw lb sm X is T? Q 1' 6 and Wheel a 'ohmmmmmwmm-mf X Wwmxxw, Roster of the Senior Class Baker George T Bassett Robert Bauer Louis H Belden James M Cairnes George H Childs Colvin B J Cole Cyrus C Cullen John E r Decker Stiles M Dougherty oseph E Eppes James B J Flower Walter C Ghormley D Dyer Herold John A Knight Page Lockwood Randolph MCQUllk1H john H SD Monks George ......,,r,.,r,............................,,,,,,..... . 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V irginia 3 7 Bowen, Harry B., jr. .............................................................,,, Maryland ? ? Dilkes, Charles E. .....,.......,....,..,..........,.,.,,...... ..........,.............. N ew York f ? Hargh, William, jr. ................,.......,......r.,....,........ . .................... Maryland Q Ho kins, john T. ......,.......................................,....................... Mar land 4 Lavsrence, Arthur B., jr. ....................................... .............. P ennsyliifania p Lord, Robin ................,...................................... .,...................... M aryland 5 McCully, james L. .......................................... ........................... M aryland 4 a Murphy, Warner .................................................................... Connecticut 4 f Powers, Charles A. .................................................................... 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New Hampshire g Parham, William B. ............................................................................ Haiti 4 a Peace, Charles F. ...................................................................... Maryland Q 5 Peace, Robert Lee ...................................................................... Maryland 9 ? Pickering, Landgon D., Jr. ...................................................... Maryland Q ? Pickering, Frederick B. .............................................................. Maryland f ? Pratt, Richard R. ...................,,................................. District of Columbia 5 Z Robertson, Crawford .................. ............... .......... .................. N e W York 5 y Robinson, Frank M. .........................,............ ..................... P aris, France g Z Wa A r -3 mkmkgxdmkkmnwress Xnnnnmnnmnnmnnnnnmmmnnk f Page 42 :I rf I BN Midi!!! 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So heave away-heave away me lusty lad, And you'll hear how we'll cheer all e way- As we roll the song, roll the song along Severn-Severn for aye. Oh, ou often heard tales of blood iowling gales, Wl1en the stoutest heart quails, my friendg But tue lad whi will sta' ill the wind dies away, Z i e sitting on top at the end. 0 a 'amkmmxgmtwsx x mmmmmmymmqmmmmmmmamtmb f Page 44 3 X 5, r 'EN Atl:lh1lle1l:iQs fPage 45 :I ip 'f sas Km? ' 'ss W ty -mag a Wh H NCQ 0 and ee Q My 'otimaftmsmmm-Mas X NNWNYN YNWW NWN W NWYBNYNW W WW QNNNWW S Football Coaching Sitallil' P E Brown W J Hoover H A MacHamer PAUL E. BROWN 'Paul E. Brown was born in Massillon, Ohio in 1908. While attending high school in that city he was very active in all sports. Latter he attended Heskiminetas preparatory school, Saltsburg, Pa., where he also played football. Later on Mr. Brown spent some time at Ohio State University. Leaving here he went to Miami College in Ohio. He was also very active in sports at this school. Mr. Brown won four varsity letters, foot- ball, baseball and track. All Ohio Quarterback in 1928. Mr. Brown graduated from Miami in 1930. He is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity and has an A. B. degree. COACH HOOVER Mr. W. Hoover was born in Mechanisburg, Pa. He graduated from Lancaster High School where he starred on their football team. Mr. Hoover in the following year entered Franklin and Marshall College, but remained there for only a short time due to the outbreak of the World War. On the seventh of May, he joined the Army and was sent to France in October. After the war in 1919 he returned to college, and came to Severn in 1921. We all know his career from that time on, particularly how he has coached three championship teams HARRY A. MAC HAMER Mr. Harry A. MacHamer was born in Pennsylvania in 1905. He attended Poly- technic Institute, in Baltimore, Maryland and was graduated in 1925. While at high school Mr. MacHamer starred in football, basketball and lacrosse. He was captain of the football team in 1924. In 1925 Mr. MacHamer entered Western Maryland College. In College Mr. MacHamer achieved fame, played football, basketball and lacrosse for three years. In basketball he made a place in the All Mary- land team for two consecutive years. Besides this he was voted the most popular man of the college. He was graduated from college in 1929 with an A. B. degree. KW NW wwwwwumx Wwwu NNWXW WN WW wwwwww WWWXWXWNYWWBNNYWWY My 3 A IP Anchor .?x1kkNRmQk'X? TXix l i 6 Q I , . . R 5 ? Z 9 - X f Page 46 1 AS 5 2 3 ? ? 4 Z z ea a 5 2 Z 4 4 1 fppllohhofhulwix X S Xxgx Q N Q 5 49 wild Q Q 51 5 Q 2 E 2 2 Q. 5 F? 9 3 Q 3 N ' 5 C, AIS? an All S A S N S 'l S 5 N 5 E E S E N S A . s E E g SQIITILICISFCLJ Schumann, Sloan, Pr?tLxtrer,GhI?figEh1as, Capt. Flowgimvcrhxllclm Q S MARYLAND STATE CHAMPIONS 1950 S S C E E N s .. N S N Q S S lllll IIJW N ig 5 S S 5 S . 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Since the gift of the cup the teams winning it have been as follows: 1923-Gilman Country School. 1924-Tome School. 1925-Mount Saint Josephs 1926-Tome School. 1927-Loyala High School. 1928-Tie be- tween Severn and Poly Schools. 1929--Severn School. 1950-Severn School. 5 ? 25 Z ? ? ? 29 5 f ? 69 .. 4' 'Q 4 fl if 3 Z3 E5 an 23 if Z5 Z5 av er ev an 44 My il X Q l lfsiwssssssm iggttwwt s 1: Q i'1 l 57 '? Qlkzl' l Q QQS 0 9 ' 5 Q1 22 ET , Q: . lllva .af WwwwWWMWWWWNWWWW wtwxv.wwg'f C 1 W Xvjafxxl S gndnanmygggylllln In the sprmg of 1930 the executive commrttee of the PAA decided that rt would be preferable to land Scholast1c Assocxatxon and hereafter each year the champ1on of the A conference will annually bc awarded the cup untxl 1t1s fmally won by the flrst school havrng three legs On Thursday October 9 the dnnmg hall of the school was the scene of the formal presentatnon of the cup to thrs school our team havmg won nt last year Mr Thomas K Wl1elan r Secretary of the PAA of Maryland rn a few well chosen words made the presentatron The cup was accepted by Eric Reed the captarn of last years team Secretary A Whelan r agam presented the Prlnceton Cup to Captain Stuffy McComas of the Champxonshlp 1930 Qevern team at the annual football banquet The cup now occuples the honor posrtron on the trophy shelf Q 5 Q1 2 5: tb fi. Q Q R S' S 3 S 3 3 as N E.. 'Y mmamymafllf JJJJJJJWWMAMIJWJJMM MQW! 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W WN QNNWWN Football VARSITY RLSUML HE outlook for a successful football season during the early days of September was not so bright especially since Severn undefeated through out the 1929 season was now a marked opponent Added to this was the fact that the coaching staff had but two regulars from the champions of 1929 Captain McComas and Reed upon which to build their 1950 edition Regard less of this rather gloomy outlook everybody went to work to do his best and the result was the Championship of Maryland TOML Severn opened with Tome here on Friday October 10 1930 Our boys showed the effects of playing their first game of the season while Tome was greatly aided by their contest the week before with Swarthmore Prep The game proved to be a defensive battle the Severn offense not yet functioning to its mid season effectiveness The first half ended in a scoreless tie but in the third quarter Cutter intercepted one of the far too promiscuous Tome passes and scampered for a touchdown Eddie Schumann place kicked a per fect oal which turned out to be the winning margin. Tome immediately rallied and drove to Severns three yard mark only to be held for three straight downs by a Stonewall defense. Then in desperation the boys from Port Deposit threw a flat pass for their only score of the game. Their place- kicker never had a chance to kick goal as the Severnites swarmed on him in their frantic efforts to block the kick. The final score was Severn 7 Tome 6. The game proved to be a thriller but the boys from Severna Park would have been at least two touchdowns the better club had the game been played at any later date in the season. Thomas fullback for Tome was their outstand- ing performer while the entire Severn team must be given credit for their lighting defensive stands. LOYOLA The team played Loyola on the following Friday at Homewood. This game showed Severn at their peak for the first time, and the boys displayed a terrific punch in their offense, giving the Enright boys a sound physical beating. The score was 6-0, a pass from Struven to Reed being the winning margin, which does not show the vast superiority of our boys. Eddie Schumann enjoyed a brilliant defensive day, while Bettens, who was thrown into the breach for the first time, earned his place on the team by some uhard runningfi A f Page 50 il Wwwwmr W WWW Wwww wxwwkw WNWW WWWYYWWW wwwxsN'NKWWxNWi'S'Xi WN Sf 5 2 4 f 5 Z 4 gt 4 5 Z 5 5 4 3 2 Z Z 5 a Z 4 Z Us ann!!! MHJJMYMMIJIIJIJYIIJMIIYIIMAYIIJIMIIJIMMIJJ FOREST PARK Forest Park our next opponent proved to be yust the needed breather to whet up our appetite for Poly on the following week end Billy Struven and Eric Reed enjoyed field days Over two teams saw services in this contest and altho the score was 20 0 it might easily have been 50 0 had the Severn boys so desired POLY And now the big game with Poly the contest the boys had pointed towards all season Hobans men were fast shifty tricky and not as light as some people were wont to believe altho Severn did outweigh them slightly The game proved to be the classic prep school battle of the year Poly drew first blood when Pasarew the engineers right guard broke through and blocked Cutters punt The try at goal was blocked Severn immediately re ceived and displaying the iight that only gentlemen can claim they punched out a touchdown on sheer power Ghormley place kicked a perfect goal putting Severn ahead 7 6 as the half ended To open the third quarter Severn got possession of the ball and with Slade Cutter carrying the brunt of the attack the boys were able to drive into enemy territory At this point Cutter fumbled but good reliable Dickey Pratt was playing his usual heads up game of football and he took the ball on the run for Severn s second mark Ghorm ley again calmly place kicked goal. Poly immediately opened with a series of effective forward passes and finally their second touchdown due in most part to some great work on the part of Captain Boots Ives and Billy McLean. Soon after this the Severna Park residents experienced a chill when the Poly aerial attack again began to function. However we soon gained possession of the ball and we appeared touchdown bound as the final gun went off It was a great game and it is generally agreed that the better team won. As for the individual high lights of the game it would be a crime besides being impossible to single out any particular stars from either team. The score at the end of the game: Severn 14 Poly 12. McDoNoo1-1 McDonogh was our next guest and they proved to be a tough nut to crack. The Severn boys were in the throes of a let-down following the Poly game, otherwise the contest would not have been close. As it happened, we entered the fourth quarter trailing 7-6. We then settled down and punched out an- other touchdown for a 12-7 win. The team learned a valuable lesson this day. ST. JOE We traveled next to Gibbons Field where our friendly and worthy foe, St. joe, was met. In this game' the Severn boys were at their greatest f Page 511 S U i ss 5 Qi 29 57' o fl Q 5 S 'fs S' s S 2 X1 E ax! lgpnmnnhwwhldzl Ahmmnwmzdizgggg' . ' l S? , w sn S L A 5 . - y yy . '. ' - , www 2 ' , ,i . J., ga . ' 5 , . H W . v G 5: , ' Q , E . Q A H . I , 'I Q ., , .,... d,,1iEgL, i - ' . if? i . , y, , , . . .,- Q39 A . f ,P 7aaazzzzzazaaww5W22ZZazr .riwrv nwfffamymnmidfllflm WMWWWJ M 1707 W S ss 3 3 is 5? 3 ss S! 3 E! Q su it it Sv 3 3 it 3 it 5 3 3, saaaaaaazav Ip QfRl'9 Q X W NwwmxmuwwwwwwmwwwwxwxsxwumwwwvuwwwwmyqwssgFig . u U Q .- ' l' 4 9 4 ' I '..', l li ' . w W 5 Q I W r - ' - C C . 2 3 a ' it 2 22 - U 3 5 5' V . Q g 2 'er , , y -z 4. - Z4 'S . 1' wilt. W WW QXNWXW peak displaying their best form of the season Our defense never al lowed St oe rn Severn territory while our offense was devastatrngly power ful and wonderful to watch Cutter blocked a St oe punt to gain us a 2 l, edge at the half but in the second half Brother Eugenes boys wrlted and our boys scored twenty four more pornts for a 260 wrn Brlly Struven ran wild for three touchdowns and hrs work for the day was genuinely brrllran and far outstanding Eddie Schumann proved to be the same old stand by back at hrs tackle positron after being on the rnyured lrst for two weeks due to an rnyured ankle All rn all the team displayed rts greatest form rn thrs game and rt rs very evident that no prep school eleven could have matched them as they played rn this contest ST JAMLS The final game of the year was the annual contest with St james at Hagerstown Our boys showed the effects of a hard gruellrng season but they drd their best and they won which are really the things that count Errc Reed scored both touchdowns one on a plunge after a sustained drive and the other after receiving hrs pet pass from hrs passing partner Billy Struven. All in all the season was closed in a most satisfactory and emphatic manner. We had a great team a fighting team' a band of boys who deserve to be called Champions of Maryland. Reed Cutter and Schumann were selected on the All Maryland scholastic team. This was indeed a capping climax to so successful a football season. QNMmkkmmmtrmxxxmxxxmmmmmttmmmmmmmmmm 1 f Page 52 I N WWWWWYWWWYNWNYWNNNNXQ WWW WN WW WMWWW Wk YNWWWWXWNYYNX WWWNN WN Xxxm Z , s s N S 3 t 9 5 C 3 Q F2 J s 5 1 at QS1! X1 ,fs X 4 S 3 S S S 2 'X is ry Zi fl!!! JWJWWJMJJ WW amymwifaaawmawwllw M Wd M S If 1 2. QD' F' m3 gr: 59 7-Al-1. LSE 8? C2 'ns yn. rl:-sf-v og H3 N o-5' 'JE Q73 ea P1 :-rr.. Ein 55 25' acre 53 : '51-, cms cn. S02 25: cn HF' FD mb: 55 crew' ce.. 'E 5-:. QC v Jlayvee Resume lowell Walsli Loomis Robertson Belden Atkins Sullivan Holt Monks Nophsker Culhane Woodholl jeanings Sproule Bixter Yates Probasco Dilkes I Shepard Shepard Bauer Nibbs Capt Gly Otter McHarg Ovens Hinckley Pickering Coaches Mr. Halsted and Mr. Peek N spite of the fact that the B squad lost the State Championship to Gilman, the season was, by no means, an unsuccessful one. The team won seven, tied one, and lost two, those two being at the termination of the season, andone of them a non-league game with an A squad team. Indeed it was a raw team that trotted onto the field at Carroll Park when Severn played its first game against Southern High School. Both teams were rather inexperienced but put up a good fight. In the early part of the game Severn scored a touchdown after marching nearly the whole length of the held. Shortly after the beginning of the second half Southern blocked a punt and scored a safety. stride and scored two goals with their extra points in rapid succession. Coach x Q E 5 S Q E E E 5 QamannnnnnmwnwannnMIWJJJJMIJMJWJIJJAJNIS f Page 53 Il Q fi W1 ij. 'Il Egg S E and Wheel 6 n .J gg E X I E 9 y Nw E ,. e S N 5 , . ,, Q , S . S S Q Q Q , in . Q 1 Q E E s E Q S Q C X N E z', ., , ' ,,.' 7 , r, ' , ' ., 1, E . 5 E Q ll Q E E E Z 4 4 4 4 4 Z 4 Kff5gk,1 X w Q Mm not gmk mmm X L- Q - '7 in when 9 , 7 at dl 'oflmntmmmmmmmis X W Anchor 5-nmgm ss 22? xi j 0 V E M 6 A, ,f s X .pq 4 . 4 Z 7 ' . - . ' ' ? . ,, ,, . ' f . 5 . Z . , . '. . ' . 4 a . . -- 4 + ssssswxwwsw-wxs. Halsted satisfied with the score sent in the reserves to finish out the game The first home game for the Maroon and White team resulted in an other victory and a well earned one at that Gilman the State Champions were defeated in a none conference game by a single touchdown The next home game was indeed a track meet The City College team was put to flight before a 28 0 score Nibbs and Nophsker deserve special credit for the fine work they did in this game The only scoreless tie of the season was played when Severn met Tome at Tome Playing on a slippery field neither team seemed to have the neces sary fight to score Severn had the ball the majority of the time and usually in Tomes territory Holt and Nibbs played the best all around games for Severn although the line did well to hold the heavier Tome team Playing the best game of the season the junior Varsity downed St joe in a conference game 18 0 The team worked just like a well oiled machine with perfectly timed interference and splendid line cooperation Coach Halsted used his reserve team for the most part in the game with Forrest Park although the only score was made while the regulars were in Playing another game the same week the team whitewashed Poly by a 32 0 victory Nibbs Sullivan and Holt managed to gain ground on nearly every play in this game with disastrous results for Poly. The hardest game for the junior Varsity was the Championship Game with Gilman. In a practice game with Gilman played at Severn the home team was victorious by a 6-0 score. When the team journeyed to Roland Park to play the Championship Game everything was in fine shape except for thefact that Atkins the sturdy fullback was under the handicap of a recent injury. Gilman was imbued with a fighting spirit which finally won them the game. Early in the first part of the game Captain Woodward star fullback for Gilman went through for the first score. The Severn team seemingly not to be outdone scored on the next two plays. After Nophsker had run forty yards for the score Holt added a point which gave Severn a lead. After a misunderstanding by the Severn backfield men which netted Gilman a touchdown after the Grey team had recovered a fumble, the Maroon and White team again ran into difficulty. This time Gilman blocked a kick deep in their own territory, and soon scored. Although it was a tough game to lose, the team took it in a sportsman- like manner. Nibbs and Nophsker played fine games for Severn, both offen- sively 'and defensively. fPage 541 Whwhhwwm WW WNWYWWWWWWWWNVWWW WWYW 3' 3 Z 4 3 Z 4 4 4 f f ? 4 Z , Z 5 5 4 Z Z 4 Z Z 9 4 ? 2 'WHwrwwwwrwmmwxwwxwwwWW C 1 -S' m , ZQWIQJJAYMIQ Anchor Q 77 W? 5 3 S 3 3 3 3 3 N LS W 7 al07dnnfynmflilllllfllpplgm.MIM anWawfmfnfannlamwwmmfffallmmrfmnnmmfllf M Q S S S 3 S 3 S 3 3 S 2 li S Q s 3 S s Q S S S 3 Z ll 30 Pound Class Wakeheld Klein Knowles Morton Peyton Wright Wesson Carter fCaptainj Smith Bauer L Teel Coach Mr DeBell HE Severn 130-pound team closed its successful season on November 18 with a scoreless tie with McDonogh. It ended the season with no defeats. The 150 s opened up their season at home in a game played against St. Paul. The team won a hard earned victory by the score of 14-2. St. Paul scored a safety in the last few minutes to play when Wesson had been taken out of the game because of an injured shoulder. The next game was played at Gilman with Severn coming out on top. This was the first league game and the team did well to win it by 12-0. McDonogh invaded Severn for the third game and attempted to stop the Maroons winning streak but in vain. Severns two backs Dougherty and Teel starred in this game and be ween the pair they ran up a 19-0 score. Both players seemed to have the knack of intercepting forward passes for exceedingly successful results. The team then made a journey to St. Paul. In this game the DeBellites came from behind to win out by the score of 13-7. November 12 saw Gilman a much weakened team through the loss of three of its best players defeated by Severn in a game played here. The whole squad saw service in this game which was an overwhelming victory L F' ' jf' I S 1 2- Q e A3 Q Q S- and Wheel G -1-- -1 E X 2 t y we E ,ff N E i Q E S E Q A ' 1 Q . In c S Q Q R S E E X. Q S E E S E E - tcccs. ,tcs ,, t, , it T n for Severn by a 46-0 score. E Q ge' I QQNW Xxl E i' 0 and Wheel a N Mint mir-tm me f WW. NW nnNNWNNWwww Wwsxwxwsswwwvwwvw WW WW QNNNWN 1118 Pound Class Dcxereux Ashenfetter Romney Powers Montross Todd Thing H Robinson 14 Robinson Schumatc Cairncs Hopkins Ware Dilkes Capt Cole M Teel Kear Sellers Coach P. V. Hoover 1TH the largest and hardest schedule in the history of Severn School ever attempted by a team of this weight the 118-pounders went through their best season by winning five, tying one and losing two games. In the opening tilt of the season with Friends School, Severn outplayed their opponents winning by a 35-0 score. This game was marked by a large number of penalties given to Severn for motion in the backfield, and by the fact that the newly organized 105-pound team was given a chance to play in its first game against a team that was much heavier than the little Severnites. In the second conflict of the schedule Severn met a reverse by losing to McDonogh 31-0. Had it not been for McDonogh's passing attack Severn would probably have won this game. The 118-pounders continuously made ground thru their opponents line and around the ends, but due to inexperience they fumbled at the crucial moment with McDonogh recovering the ball. With the defeat of the previous week still fresh in their minds revenge was sought in the game with Gilman which Severn won 20-0. This game like the first Friends' game was marked with 125 yards in penalties given to Severn for motion in backlield and holding. Witlu spirit still rising, the next journey was to McDonogh, Md., where the most thrilling and hardest fought junior football game was enacted. Here Wwww. WY Nwvww WW NYWWWWWV WWW YWXYXYWWV wxssvnWNXwAwNxxXXi WN all fl A 0 A is melbi Aa Q Q no or gskkkxmk gi f 0 e f 'S f 'Q l 1 s X px 9 . 1 l -..Q ,.,, W , . 0llMkkxmmmmxxxxxtstmmmmmtmmmmmmtmmmm 5 Page 56 3 0x 9 Za 3 S' N s 3 9 P 5 6 5' G '22 I S S 3 1 at QS!! Xi ,fix I!! MMMMMI MMMMMMAM anMwwdwmmaamfawwwmfdllwmfmnamwl MM QMMYMMJMMMOG' msprred wrth the wrll to wm Severn held the experrenced McDonogh team to a 14 0 score Thrs rs the smallest score by whrch a McDonogh 118 pound team has ever won a game McDonogh scored rn the frrst quarter but were held scoreless the remarnder of the game trll the last few mrnutes to play when on a double reverse play they clmched the game Wrth exultatron rn therr hearts by holdrng McDonogh the 118 pounders almost lost the game wrth Grlman Grlman s score upon an rntercepted pass brought Severn to rts senses and they came back to wrn 15 7 The next week the junror Severnrtes took on a much heavrer St Joseph team whxch ended rn a tre In thrs game Severn took the offensive and carrred the ball down the field on l1ne plunges only to lose the ball on downs on the five yard lrne St joe attempted to stop Severn s rush by sendrng rn very heavy players but rt was to no avarl as they were contrnously outplayed When Severn met Frrends for the Second tlme they were again vrctorrous 33 0 A lead of twenty seven pornts was rolled up rn the frrst half but overcontldence let Severn only score one more touchdown rn the second half Thrs game and the game wrth St joe marked the peak of coordrnatron and teamwork by the 118 pounders In the fmal game of the season Severn ended rts schedule wrth a wm over Annapolrs Hrgh School junror team On the very first play of the game Severn scored a touchdown Severn could have rolled up a record score rn thrs game had not overconfldence agarn grrpped the team Prarse and credit nust be grven to thrs junror team for the splendrd showing they made thrs season. They are also to be congratulated for thexr sp1r1t of cooperatxon. E e E S QwmmnnmmrmmmmMmmmlnmvmmfgnwA93 L Page 57 j ,I jg 1 S W aryl' SGI W 53 S E- and Wheel 6 E Nj 3 s y Q l S Q . , . . . Q .. . . l ' . . . . - D XX Q - . Q . . , 1 E . - , f 1 1 N E Q 5 5 S E Q 4 s E Q 1 Q5 Z x Z: 4 ? 5 6 54 Q te 10 5 Z Z 9 Z Qgf, wiv SDI as Q 5 Q1 25 5 to 2 W f' ... - T . J ' - l ' 2 M T - 'A gifs' . V ' 1 ? . J , 9 Q T af . ' 4 . ' 'airy WWWWWWXWWNWWWW www S2351 vestNssFSNES?SSSSwanseaSasaasssssgsgasssetstsssssinms W WN QXNWWN Severin Mntllgets Hackett Devereux Minch Todd Montross Thing Robinson Schumate Ainsworth Brown Powers Capt Cole Mitell Gaver Berkeley Coach P V Hoover N their first season of organized football the 105 pounders came through by winning three games tying two and losing one. This team could not enter into league competition because of the fact that three players on the squad of thirteen candidates were slightly over weight. The first game was played with St. Paul at Mt. Washington with a score of 7-0 in favor of the Severn Midgets. After the start of the conflict there was no doubt as to the outcome of the struggle for Les Petits Severnitesn outplayed and outclassed the St. Paulitans. Time after time they carried the ball on line rushes and end runs up to the ten yard line, where becoming over anxious they fumbled the ball. St. Paul would then punt out of danger and the rush down the held would begin all over again. This happened throughout the remainder of the game. The second game was played at McDonogh with McDonogh at the short end of the score of 27-0. Severn rushed the ball down the field each quarter for a tally. MMmkxmmxmxmxxmxxxmmnmmmmmvmnmmmmxmmm f Page 58 J NWWWWWN YWXWRYY INNWNNYWWWWWYXXXWWNKXXY f x at ex 1 , ffNfll1707m707A717fz, Anchor mwmgz X 4am101WWlaMn,m1gllll' Qmilnmamullmnmm MMM, MatmnalmamnfanwiaanwwnnmIafllflffma'Wlnnamwfl In the return game with St Paul played at Severn the 105 poundeis was unable to make use of them to score In the return game with McDonogh the same result occurred as in the first game Severn won by the score of 20 0 Later this little team lourneyed to Donaldson to play the 115 pound team of that school but they were given their first and only reverse this season by losing 13 7 Donaldson s backfield was too much for one line and they won In the return game with Donaldson determination on the part of Severn not to be beaten resulted in a scoreless tie Severn and Donaldson were equally matched and both teams played well Considering the conditions under which this team practiced and the way they performed in their games too much credit and praise cannot be given them Working under great handicaps they accomplished the seemingly im possible Football Banquet NE of the most important and most gala occasions of the school year was the banquet in honor of the Severn football team which won the Maryland State Championship for the second consecutive year The banquet was an elaborate one given on Tuesday night December 16 1930 by the school Several noted guests of honor were present and with the team and faculty members the event numbered close to seventy. Among the guests of honor were: Rear-Admiral S. S. Robinson U. S. Nm Lt.-Commander F. G. Reinicke U. S. N. Graduate Manager Athletics United States Naval Academy' Lt.- Commander J. L. Hall Gymnasium Oflicer United States Naval Academy' Otto K. Schmeid President Maryland Scholastic Association' Thomas A. Whelan jr. Secretary Princeton Alumni Association of Maryland' Frank Barger President Inter-Academic League' A. J. Hausemen Secretary Mary- land Scholastic Leagueg William S. Lilly, III, Director of Athletics Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Mr. john E. Cullen, Chaplain Frank H. Lash, U. S. N., Mr. john Q. McComasg Mrs. S. E. MacMastersg Major H. B. Pratt, U.S.M.C.g Mr. Colin MCF. Reed, Mt. Edwin Samuels, Mr. john W. Struveng Dr. Edwin A. Schumann, Nelson Turner, Captain 1922 team, T. S. Van Antwerp, Cap- tain 1923 team, Edward Turner, Captain 1924 team, Charles Zimmerman, Captain 1925 team, Alan Nibbs, Captain 1930 junior Varsityg ,Joseph H. Wesson, Captain 1930 Championship 130-pound team, Charles YE. Dilkes, Captain 1930, 118-pound team, Frank Powers, Captain 1930, 105-pound teamg Kirkpatrick, The Evening News. S 94m1imnmrnnmmmMMM'MWI0,mmYla!m7m7MMNw Q f Page 59 :I 0 e .0 ' 4 ', v ' - fa QV ' 17 0 . G p. H' Q Q X X 4 S . . ar 5 3 and Wheel 6 - f f 3 ' Q X ' le S -9 3 S Q K . - ,X - S E I E were held to a scoreless tie. In this ame St. Paul received the breaks but 8 kg E , . a a - 9 Q - Q . ' , . E . , ' t Q , . . . V Q se E . 2 N x ' Q . K E E . . Q CUP 1 f - Q , . ' Q 7 7 5 N , 5 - Q 1 , E Q E 7 ', 9 S , 3 , 7 , 9 William H. Potter, Cheer Leader, Paul Broderick, Evening Sung and Andy S wma, A x 3 i Q Q and Wheel 'hmmmm mm-me X KW. wxwwwwvwwss wwwwyewwwwwxwm WW QNNWNNQQ Wrestling Team is Reed MacArthur Flower Mgr Mr l-I A Macl-lamer Asst Coach Samuels Capt Woods Coach Cole Wright Cooley Capt Knowles Zimmerman Tee The Severn matmen at the seasons start showed none of the talent which they exhibited in their pre-season practises. Although the boys were all husky looking to the average eye something was missing most likely ex- perience for it showed up in the veterans who won most of their matches' the newcomers losing a greater majority of theirs. Cilman. The opening match was lost to Gilman by a 19-6 score. Wright and Cooley veterans held out to draws in their weights and Dick Tell also an oldtimer won by time advantage. All Severn s new recruits in the sport lost by falls and decisions. This revealed our weakness in ex- perience which however was well made up at the season s end. McDonogh. The following meet with McDonogh as hosts was lost this time by a 23-6 margin. Here again experience triumphed in the form of Wriglut and Cooley both taking their bouts by time advantages. A great improvement was shown, however, all the bouts being lost in the last few minutes of action. City C. City College, Severn's next rivals were sent home under an 18-6 defeat. In this meet Chapman, Wriglut and Reed threw their men and Captain Cooley drew a time advantage over his opponent. Poly. Severn in her next meet came up against Poly. Poly has usually produced excellent wrestling teams and to add to our trouble three regulars W NNNN WNW Wi WW WW W WNW X WWYWW WYKKNW YY YBNNXXYW ,INNWNWWBWWYYYXX Q' I up , X . u gk X RW Anchor sxwwxmmmwygs A Q. i 6 9 4 9 ., A ,., - -3 at 7 D 7 , . N P 1 , D . . , , 1 , ., 0llMmwmmxmxxwxmxxxmmvommmmmmmmgtmxs E Page 60 1 065515045411 ' W! Xsjqiihyl , KQWJJWJAWAZ, Anchor 5 7 Haw W ' Q Q 1 were out on the sick list The substitutes handled the situation masterfully MacArthur and Atkins threw their men and Wright again tossed his op ponent This unexpected turn of affairs resulted in a Severn victory of 18 points to Polys 11 ti Severns fast improving team The visiting team tried hard but to no avail losing all but one of the bouts by falls Pratt taking Captain Cooley s place the latter being ill won his bout by an overwhelming time advantage the bell beating him out of a fall by fractions of a second This was Pratt s first bout in which he certainly drew down some honors on himself Inter Scholastics The Inter scholastics now offered Severn an ex cellent chance to show her worth This meet is held to determine the school boy championship of Maryland Here our matmen faced a formidable array of wrestling men Gilman had for several years been carrying off the championship with McDonogh and Severn exchanging seats at second place The meet lasted for two days during which teams representing Gilman Mc Donogh Severn City Poly Calvert Hall and Mt oe contended for the honors the first day offering the semi finals and the second day deciding the victor Severn was represented in the finals by Teel Zimmerman C Powers Wright Struven Chapman Reed and Pratt as Cooley was still on the sick list Pratt acted as substitute and did his job well First places or Maryland Scholastic championships in two classes were awarded to Severn being won by Teel and Wright' in second two Struven and Zimmerman' and thirds Pratt Powers Chapman and Reed. 'However Gilman carried off first place with 23M points and Severn a close second of 19 points. With every man showing a place in the finals we can say Severn even with a bad start had completed a successful year on the wrestling mats. 5 3 3 S 5 3 2 P Q 2 it WvffffmwnnaaawmnavfaImam!mnfammff WW annmfwd I '4 K 0 is -. 4 Q if 'n 79 S S tu Wh an J.. S X 3 an e 6 VN E 4 3 sg s s H . . ' , I. . I . - S Q Calvert Hall. Calvert Hall, the next and last contender, fell victim Q X I i ,..' . . . l. t ' Q E 1 . . , . y - . . I , Q . . . . Q 3 , Q . - A 1 X . I . . Q . . . . , - X ss - . 9 - t S . ' Q , , , , S Q , W , E N S N E N S s 3 S 3 S 3 S S s N Q S 3 S 3 S S S 2 i A lPage 61 1 P xg' X w 'Qi' Q and Wheel 'V WW WWWXNWBNWWNNN Nwwxmwxwsswxwwxvw W WSW gNNNWW I '00lnmmmmMYlmw X 'Varsity Soeeeir Pratt Klein Woodhtrll Cutter Mr Halsted fcoachj Herold Parham Lord Zimmerman Lawrence Nibbs Wolfcnlcn fcillly Dougherty Kenyon The Severn Varsity booters had a fairly successful soccer season under the able coaching of Mr. Halsted. The first game was played with the veteran Calvert Hall aggregation and Severn lost 4-0. Nothing can be said about this game except that Severn fought against a fast and clever team, which should have won, and did. The next two games before Christmas leave saw Severn lose. The first of these two was lost to Forest Park by the score of 2-1, and the next to Poly by 3-0. On January 14, Severn went to Baltimore and played City College on a muddy field. Severn was very optimistic before this game, but City scored live goals to Severn's none and turned the team into a group of boys hungry for victory. The next Wednesday, Mt. St. joe came to Severn and was defeated 2-1. The soccer team now looked like an organization with ability and determination to win. The best performance was turned in at the next game played, when Gilman came to Severn. For three quarters neither team scored a goal, but the triumvirate of Captain Wolfenden, Dougherty, and Zimmer- man found their stride and when the Gilman boys left they took the short end of a 5-0 score. The season wound up with the strong Tome team beating Severn 1-0 in a closely contested battle. Either team should have won, but Tome got a good break which they took advantage of, scoring the winning goal. Nlmvlk, X 'W Anchor' xxkxkxgmgkkhvlxl 5 ' as Q Pa - ' ' f M f' 0 5 M Z , 4 'Y ii . 7 'Y . , 3 l , i , QMNKNKS-NsNkXRkkQs!kkXkNklkkxmmmgmmmkxmkkqggmgk , fPagc 621 Wa c ww Www WW Nwvww WY xwwywxvwwwmwww YNXSWYYNNKXXKKNXXXXY WN C :A 300001111155 Anchor' Q W :z: - If S' 3 3 5 3 s 2- N Q V 27 III! mmmlllgllna M, MIMMMMWMJMJJJJJW mnmlflllfmmmmmaadf ld MM Champnoni 130 Pound Soccer' Montross Kear Seller Warc McC,ully Hackctt The 1931 edition of the 130 pound Soccer Team was composed from pl myers of the 118 pound football team The team made an enviable record by winning four ggames and tying two Our 5011 line was not crossed this season Early in anuary the Severnites journeyed to McDono5h where they de- cisively defeated the soccer team of that school. St. Paul with practically the same team for the past two years showed rear power. Two extra periods were played and in the last minute of thc second extra period St. Paul scored' but were offside and the goal did not count. cxtra period St. Paul scored' but were offside 'ind the goal did not count. Gilman was defeated in the next game on an exceptionally muddy field. Although hindered by the mud for the First two quarters Severn came back with an offensive that overwhelmed Gilman and netted the Maroon 'ind Wliire four goals. St. Paul returned ro Severna Park determined to beat Severn but Sevcrn outplayed them for the entire game and they had to be content with '1 0-0 score. Full of exultation with the record made in the past ,Baines our team met McDono5h in a return ,came played on our field and managed to win by a score of 1-0 in a double extra period game. The score indicates little 'is we outplayed them from every angle but lacked the power to make a tally. With many players down with the Hu a revamped team met Gilman and won by a score 2-0. Our team did not play as well as they might have since 6 they had already won the championship for the second consecutive year. W WJMIHAYMJJYMAYAVMJIYJMMJMIMJIWIJJAYIIJMYJAVJIJMMM9 f Page 63 ll , I ' f 'I N ' 2' al Wh ii Y - -3 N ' an QQ 9 1 ' fs . 3 Q QM E s . n E E Q E Q 5 E . S dc E S N E . E . E Cairnes, Dilkes, R. Teel, qjohnson, Ashqenlelttrr, M. Teel g 2 - , , , , , 1 , S. s if . E 1 1 f E 5 ., 1 1 . . f , Q Q 1 1 s E S Kf' s4'Qi'K NA X T - 0 and Wheel 'afimmmxtm Nt-it-as X XNSBWWWWWNWN WNWX NWWWW QNNNWW Vairsmty Lacrosse Mr M1cI-Iamcr Qcoachj Cooley cnnings Herold Mc uilkin Ovicn MacArthur Sloan Cox Chapman Woodhull Zimmerman Nibbs Peyton, Parham, Pickering, . Shepard, Smith, Struven Capt. Attack , Reed fCapt. Defensej, I. Shepard, Lawrence, R. Teel, Crosley, Samuels Due to early publication of the Severn ANCHOR 8: WHEEI., we are unable to give a full account of the 1951 Lacrosse team. However, we can give a few short accounts of what has happened up to the time the book goes to press. After a few practice games, the team shaped into form and opened the regular schedule with a decisive victory over Vifoodbrook school by beating them fourteen to nothing. Next we came up against a formidable foe in City College of Baltimore. City has always been a tough nut for the Severn stickmen to crack and this year the story was the same. The team came through, however, winning the game three to two. This was the second league game that we had won, so naturally the team was in the frame of mind to win the rest of the games thereby gaining the championship. The following game was with the Swarthmore College junior Varsity. Severn beat them eight to nothing. This was a non-league game. After this game the school was let out for a twelve day spring vaca- tion. They came back and had just one week to get in shape for one of the toughest games of the year with the Navy Plebes. And tough it was. The ball was up and down the field all the time. There was no one-sided playing whatsoever. Severn came through again, though, with a six to four victory. X W? Anchor 9 -' 'E f ' NZ C Q A ' txt 9 ., f 4 AQ. Z 7 ? ? 4 4 2 Z' Z ? 4 Z 7 Tr- , ,Jf, , 3 ,sl 7 i i 1 '0llMmkxmmmtsimxsvmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmm ll Page 64 il NWNWNWWN 'XWWAW WW 'WWYWWWWNNNXWWN Wi YNSWWYXYWYYNYWNWYYYYW Nw E E Q Mllfldnlldlflllllllll G, 1' N .fi 'ass f nl - E Qllllldl Wheel Q '5Q?'f'MffMe-Q. 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B Q Q E Q Q 4 , E of Q vb Q X- Q t S 3 Q N Q N E E N E J - Pirelli' E ,a.a, N, , , gs i a A , 5 gx- .a.- ', , , A-.cy Q - Q k - , , ' - ,, , , 2 - , Q , 1- Q ofthe diminutive team, started regular practiee sessions, after such a decisive 1 fyf ' I . 7,. YI' .. , . . . Q tar' ' t - . D S S 9 a ,Q ammzmmmmmr amnnnffmmfpnlaymmamainll In Page 651 Wiki Q I QQ W W Xxx 1 Q 1' Q and Wheel Z Qhmmmmmmllis-as X NN WwwvwwwwwwwwxwyswsxwxwNwwvw. WWWNN W WW QWNNWN Varsity Baseball Xatcs Qmgrj Zimmerman Bassett Packard McKoy Bettens Cutter Van Aucken Holt, Mr. Halsted fcoachj lflower, Monks, Cooke, Pratt QCaptain5, Bauer, Sellers, Dougherty, McMaster The baseball team of 1951 turned in some fine performances, but on the whole it was not exceptional. It started off the season by administering 21 sound defeat to the Charlotte Hall nine at the field of the latter. Then came the spring vacation and needless to say this threw the team off its stride. Vocational was the first to conquer Severn's little band, and by a close game at that. Then came Poly, a strong aggressive, wideawake, team. Van Aucken deserves much credit for the way he held down the ancient rival to an 8-4 score, with Severn on the short side. Witlu a little support he should have easily suppressed them. Loyola and McDonough soon after- wards captured Severn's standards. And so followed all the games. When the team was going they could not be beaten but they seldom could get started. However, everyone on the team can attest that a lot of fun was had by all, despite the fact that the maroon has seen better seasons. No small amount of credit is deserved by Coach Halsted. Wlmenever anything went wrong, he was always the first to realize it and to remedy the fault. Wlmen one stops to consider the unlimited practice together that baseball requires, and that the Halstedmen had only a few back from last year, one cannot help but feel that they had a fairly successful season. NWBN WQWWWW WXWN NHWWYWN WNWW wvwwwNxXmxxxx'xwwuWWW NW I 'W s 1 : f Q. T, ' Anchor gmqwgmqk 5 i' 'T i i X as 5 a Q r 'flmmmwassssmssxssssssmmsssmsmsmsss-ass Q 4 Page 66 1 r X IW :BXN S MddJIAHAAIJIIIIMJIIJIJJMIJIIJMM555071450 Q 1 X and Wiieei t 'Q 'N zfmrlldwnnnhmlpifiw A Varsity Track Mr Brown fcoachj Romney Schilling epard Culhane Loomis Strauss Ghormley Doe fmgrq Baxter Probasco Smith Flow t Schumann Sharp Bauer Devereux Due to the desire of many of the students at school to participate in interscholastic competition as a representative body ofthe school, a track team was organized this year for the first time in the history of the school. The team was exceedingly fortunate in that Mr. Paul E. Brown, a member of the faculty and a former intercollegiate champion, volunteered his as- sistance in the training of a squad. From the first, members of the team have trained seriously, and reported regularly to practice. In the first meet of the year, the University of Delaware Interscholastics, Schumann placed first in the shot, and second in the pole vault, being beaten by his brother of Germantown Academy. Ghormley made good a third in the javelin, and ran the total number of points for Severn up to nine. The Maroon aggregation is now training for the Maryland State Meet. Chances of success seem reasonably bright. The rest of the season's schedule is as follows: May 9-Eastern Inter- scholastics at Princeton. May 23--Maryland State Meet at Baltimore. ll WMHWWJWIIJJJWWWWWiallzwfmfyfpggiw W Wd QU Qmaan C l7QW00?A7J177MI1 Anchor Q 00 'aZI'M' 'ff' E 2 r t E . - - Q e' W- S E , ' E S E . .. . E E E , E i . E . 4 V X E ' e . . 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C pta Culle K owles At the trme when th1s year book went to press the Severn netmen were raprdly moldmg themselves mto an excellent team Due to the prolonged schedule a complete resume of the teams work dur1ng the 1931 season IS rmpossrble but an rdea of the qualrty of the team may be gamed esse B Gay r a lanky youth formerly an 1nhab1tant of Honolulu showed hrmself to be the stellar player and was consequently ranked as No 1 man Not long after thrs the team got together and elected htm captarn The first match wh1ch the Maroon netmen played was lost to Calvert Hall by the score of 4 3 Thrs match was most mteresrmg and xt was not match was determmed The next week the team journeyed to Forest Park but here agaln they lost the match By comcrdence lf was the same core In the next match a declded rmprovement was noted as the team scored a 7 0 vrctory over the Towson I-Irgh School Although th1s team IS not rated as one of the best they put up a good game all the way throughout Thrs years tennrs team has no outstandmg stars but rs composed of steady players Mr A K Hawkms coached the team and lt IS to htm that the credlt should go for a fart sportsmanlrke team NWN ww WWWWW wwwww NY WNYW WW Q ' Nweswvsxwxwnxxxwswwxwwe 7 4 4 ? 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Z .wifi Q Alrngh f 0 and Ulf 4 Q W I ah he Q 4 MAX fell 3 NK km E Rx f N S mkgm R Z RMS, myw Z ' 9 5 5 Z Z Z 4 5 f 4 Z 5 5 2 5 Z Z 5 ? WILLIA ANCH g f Edizzflfl- P OR A ? f 1-,,,-UJQTTER ND W 4 5 lef HEEL STA Q 5 EDW EDT GRAW FF g Q 5-iARS:ZDBG. SMI 'TORIAL B!15E?5D ROB 3 4 A ROZUILLIAJVALEI STAFF jj MMERTS-ON 7 9 ER 5 SLE ge: f JOH TV, TRUV Y, II 4 Z N Q- M13fg'SnTTENf JR, JOHN 5 Z OMAS IGLCHAES glut Q 'alfa ALT R ' Rfgi' JR. 3 MRFE' 33, Adv! ril1PE'fR5c?' ZLOXJ E , WCM ' PREM? STRAM N CHA ER f turn K, DEV PMA ' 5 And Of this gba W JR, EREUXN 5 4 Fei the ook film 3 4 Q h ough 3322 if niiggpyggjjs, 5 mm diigo- 5 ggi tears 'f g Off-Oweld LPRSC 72 g 3 Nm 4 Nm 4 NAR Rkkhm 5 NRS' 4, X Vp, X gg DNR, I Zzmnnnmnmrglpsns' I QE JJJIIIII JJAJJJWWJWWWllllnnfllnaywfdflff WMM M0 WJMW sf D1 S 33 L? Pc F . Wayan SEVERN ANCHOR STAFF E I '- - ILLIAM H. OTTER Auf. Efiitm'-in-chief EDWARD G. SMITH Buxirzen Mamzgerf HARDIE B. WALMSLEY, II CRAWFORD ROBERTSON Asfzylamf Bzzsineu Manager C. PEARSON CHAPMAN S N E 3 E Circulation Manager x LOUIS H. BAUER N Q Ayfociale Editorf 5 RICHARD TEEI. Q ROGER WOODHULL Q Q HUGH D'ANNA Q SLADE CUTTER E ROBERT H. STRAUSS Q E B E MR... C 6 4' 0 ' N 5' Q E aumcdl WMOOH 6 'gc- -jg .ff I X E I S A A A R g X Q E E E L Q Q C. S S E I Q I E Q x S 1 E di 01 in chief E W P ZJMMMMMMMAYJMJIMJIMMJMMMMIWIJJAYIIJWMWJIJMMNts f Page 73 1 K I' 'Q K Xxx WW 5' X76 ,ll .sg 5 2 5 Z 2 5 at 414 N YNY YN sxwwxmssxwwwwwww WNWWsxNWNNNsmNNNNNWNNWW wswwwxxxwxwxxxsxwxww-.ww Sigma Phu Sigma Mr. Hawkins, Packard, MacArthur, Baker, Bassett, Robertson, Pratt D'Anna, Rossell, Sloan, Struven, Cullen Sigma Phi Sigma, Severn School's first fraternity, was organized in the fall of 1924. A little group of Severn students, leaders in school spirit and school activities, inspired by the desire for more intimate comradeship and higher school ideals, pioneered this undertaking, which was in the nature of a real innovation at Severn. Inaugurating the fraternity was not without its difficulties. Certain misgivings on the part of the school authorities as to the desirability of preparatory school fraternities in general had to be over- come, and suitable quarters secured in which to hold meetings. Like all new ventures, Sigma Phi Sigma had to prove itself during the first year or two of its existence. With the building of the new Mess Hall, a room adjoining the Commons Room was made available for the fraternity and the organiza- tion forged ahead. A very definite addition to the social activities of the school was found in a number of dances sponsored by and very ably conducted by the fraternity. The officers of Sigma Phi Sigma for the school year 1950-31 were Robert S, Sloan, president, john XV. Struven, jr., vice-president, and W. T. Rossell, secretary and treasurer. WN as sv 3 f ? 3 4 5 4 4 Z 2 4 Z 2 5 5 'Im T41 'U EJ W fl s .1 Ja. I.-I ei: Q. XX' A M Anchor s7ggYkkN Ex if j 0 E X f 5 1 Q Q , , , , . . t 5 4 4 be 5 9 , ., . a 5 Z Z Z Z9 3 5 ., ? 9 5 Z Z 4 5 a 1 5 E E s J, lfddllfllllllll ll MJ 670' W X if Syd and Wheel p -1-Q'-3: 3 r ry vi J ' 2 I Student Council 3.5 1 LIUVCH CL lfl, The Student Qouncrl of Severn rs elected nnurlly from the student body They serve the purpose of berng 1 common rnterest between the students rnd the faculty The mernbershrp totals hve one from each dormrtory rncl one from the group of day students 'Ihese members are not elected to show therr ruthorrty rt all trmes but to use rt rn cases of keeprnt, a room orderly durrnr, an rnstructor s rbscncc rnd tlso durrng exams A councrlman rs present rt exams only to report my xctron he deems that lres rn the vrolfrtron of the honor system The report rs not placed before the faculty but before the entrre student councrl I-lcrc the matter rs thoroughly drscussed and punrshment awarded rs the crsc merrts the classrooms but rlso on the campus Any drsorder comes under hrs duty to report such to the councrl board The members of the present councrl rnclude Wrllrtnw Frte thrrcl deck mrrn burldrng Hudre Walrrtsley second deck mam burldrnr, Errcsson Recd from Annexes A and B Wrllrarn Struven from the PC shtck and Hrrry I rsh from the day students In vrew of the fact th rt a fevs boys rre prcl-ted from rmon thc entrrc school to serve on the councrl 1 feelrng of drssentron mrght trrse but the students should remember th tt these boys um to help them rrther th tn use therr aurhorrty to brrng, rbout rn unfrrendly feelrn S 3 3 3 Q 3 B 9 ly Ss MM? milf WJMMIWIWMJM W mmm!!! 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At first the orchestra was composed of Riddlesberger Baxter Bauer and Potter. just before the Christmas leave Riddlesberger left but two new members were added to the listg these being Doe and Yates. Although the orchestra did not play for any special events, a great deal of enjoyment was derived by the members and by the students from the frequent get-togethers' '. The quartet, conducted by Mr. Pippin, was the greatest success of all. The members of the quartet were Walmsley, Struven, Yates and Stevens. The quartet proved its sterling at a recital given in the latter part of March. My 40Mqktmggmmksfexkkxxtskkkkmkxkkkmmmmmvtwmmmgtggmxmg K Page 761 0 Anohor .ggskkqxwkkkyflx - 2 5 i -f J ? la. 5' 0 6 2 A' ll S l X f 4 0 2 Q Q N 3 v ? 2 5 Q F2 3 I kv 'i ,E nmnmlllllllfllalalMammaMJMMMMMMnlnanmppppl 'Qmnnwnannmmn A .nn-I JJJJJJJMWMWMI ag,,yMMMMMWMJOW My S S 3 3 R S 3 S 3 S 3 N L-A S N S Q S S S 2 S S S 3 2, mnlamrtf ,T Q A Li Q Aifwgx fl '.ffx , V H 5 . 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