Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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VARSITY FO0'I'l3.-KLL Ifmnl mir, lrfl In righl: R. Pompanio, Nl. Daly, Clopein, B. lSilcnki,f1. Bzntrngarten, W. llzixis. R. Releh, G. Marshall, 'I, .XIhany, R. Nash, Dayton. .Seroml rote: .X. Bowen, Mgr., l'. 'l't'est'otl, W. cllillllflll. KI. Seotl. H. Puller, 'li0lUillll'llxl, D. Hontl, W. Rohey. ul. Ifznmon, 'I'aylor, li. Drye, H. llrinslieltl. A. Cllark. Thirfl rrmw Mr. Malone. N. Wetlemeyer. CZ. Dorsey. IL. Mhas, Al. l1rzty,G. Kl'2lllSl, li. lfretleriek. l.. Nlakanx l . Davis, ll. Ahlmotl. D. Mathers. ul. Smith. Nh. Horowitz. Ifourlli row: Christopher, IS. johnson, W. -johnson. W. Allison. Clark, ll. Hzmser, 'l'. llollingstrortlr, R, liloom, li. C-ast, ll. Green. CL. Ifreeherger. R. Countess. Fnuthall Sonthern's yaliant liulltlogs showetl light, spirit :intl gootl sportsmanship throughout every game tlttring the season. XN'e opened with a well tleservetl victory oyer a keen rival, lforest Park. Alter a lamine ol two games our team hountlecl baek into the win column hy cleleating St. l'aul's School rather hantlily. liy this time Don .-Xhhott was establishing himsell' as the te:tm's leatling' gronntl gainer. lfollowing our lighting eleyen's losing ellorts against a perennially strong Patterson Park 'lolotllieelxi Citmrrl aggregation, the boys brought haek a hard- lought close tleeision over Meryo 'l'et'h, now heing eoaehetl hy our lormer mentor, Mr. XVilliam .-Xntlerson. The line play, sparked hy watch-eharm gnartls, Marshall antl 'l'ol- otllieeki, was an outstanding leatttre ol' this game. Kyle lelt the gricliron at hall' time leading Poly, notwithstantling the prognostieation ol' the experts. 'l'he weight :intl nlnnhers ol a strong Poly team linally preyailetl as another season came to a close. G. Nlztrsliall Guttrrl 80