Severn School - Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

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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