Severn School - Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

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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

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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