Severn School - Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

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,' K . if --f' mfr' NELSON P. WAT INS ,-, A, l X P. i J . AM H 'cy' 31 W H E E L 5 . ,ff ' fs. K Allah Wat A SUDDEN and deep silence falls over the commons room. A tall, commanding figure rises and speaks authoritatively for a few minutes. As he regains his seat, an awed murmuring breaks out among the assembled students. Our Allah has given us his con- ception of love. VVat played tackle on the var- sity football team last fall, win- ning a letter and a gold football. Moreover, he contributed no lit- tle to the success of the soccer club and will do his share on the diamond when baseball starts in the spring. In addition, he is a member of Sigma Phi Sigma, and is, of course, and ardent bridge fiend. Allah has little difficulty in the classroom, so we feel certain he will make the grade at the Naval Academy. V V JOSEPH T. flftvonskiflyif. 6SJ0e9! I,0N,T let the name scare you, anybody, for the person that bears it, while far from being a passive individual, is not particu- larly ferocious. Joe first drew our attention to him by his playing with the B squad football team. As a fullback he left little to be desired, and even the varsity be- came wary of him in time. He's quite a boy when he gets going, Joe is, and one to keep an eye on. Joe is in his element on the third deck. He is usually in every- thing that is going on, and there is always something doing up there. In the spring Joe Went out for both baseball and lacrosse. That's the kind he is, doing his own share and then some.

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ANCHOR 81 WHEEL GEORGE L. VOEGLI Ci WHEN Vergy first entered school this year, we thought there must have been a mistake-he looked awfully small to be in a prepara- tory school like this one. But we soon found out that we were mis- taken. Despite his light stature, George has been in and out of everything except penalty class, which he has managed to escape. Vergy went out for the 118- pound football team, and cer- tainly made a success on that organization. You never could tell where he would be in the next game, because the coaches were always discovering something new that he could do, and trying to put him in a position where he could best utilize his ability. VV THOMAS G. WASHINGTON,Jr. ccwashss scTommyss V ToMMY's ready smile and soft- spoken manner have made him one of the most popular and best liked fellows at Severn. He played fullback on the B squad, is a member of the Year Book staff, and expects to turn out for baseball in the spring. Wash has traveled practically all over the Old World and is cos- mopolitan in more ways than one, particularly when he says that he prefers the girls in Shanghai to those of any other city in the world. However, judging from glimpses of Wash at the last few dances, those Shanghai gals must get lots of attention! Good luck, Wash, we know they can't keep you out of the Naval Academy.

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