Springbrook High School - Trident Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

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Junior Varsity Football First Row: C. Bohince, C. Davis, B. Bendler, C. Campbell, C. B. Darnell, J. Raschella Fifth Row: W. Didwell, R. Davies, M. Martin, C. Wendel Second Row: Coach Collier, M. Willard, C. Hodgson, J. Dvoskin, S. Stinson, G. Williams Sixth Row: D. Mur- Vial, C. Bucans, R. Thompson, L. Combs, Coach Barrett Third dock, J. Mzslin, D. Hoke, B. Mulkey, R. Bettis, L. Lucker Seventh Row: R. Smith, R. Goodman, D. Morauer, C. Eby, J. Rock, C. Row: C. Tibbs, B. Robertson, F. Menditch, S. Reid, B. Geise, M. Phillips Fourth Row: F. Russo, B. Snyder, C. Snider, K. Snyder, Straus, S. Lascola The final record of 4-4-O for Springbrook's junior varsity football team does not fully represent the great amount of potential ability possessed by the Baby Blue. The defense did a commendable job, allowing an average of 14 points per game, including one shut out and 4 single touchdown con- tests. Meanwhile, the offense was scoring an average of i5 points per game. Mr. Barrett and Mr. Collier did an out- standing job in coaching the team to over l8OO total yards on offense. The unexperienced J.V.s opened their season on Septem- ber i7 by losing to Richard Montgomery 27-6. The Baby Blue got their first taste of victory in the second game, squeezing by Wheaton by a score of i4-7. Clarke Martin leads the way for Buddy Davis up the middle . ..as he moved in for the kilI. 144

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Poydi rt! .si fhiw X -wwanm ' - Coaches Mr, Hopkins, Mr, Lerorio, ond Mr. Kownocki look for word to the coming victory. S. .aim 7 'iwl M, 4 I Bill Schormon flies to the rescue of Vince Combell. l43

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,During these three games the offense racked up some rather im- As the line keeps out the opposing blitz, Clark Martin cocks his arm for the long bomb. ln the junior varsity's next game against B-CC, the Devils ap- peared to have had butter on their fingers as they fumbled their way to defeat. From there, however, the junior varsity embarked i on a three game winning streak beating Walter Johnson, Sher- wood, and Kennedy by scores of 6-O, 31-6, and 38-6 respectively. pressive statistics. Clark Martin's fantastic 52 yard touchdown pass led Springbrook on to victory over Walter Johnson. . . . .. . . . , . A Baby Blue Devil goes for a take down tackle x I ji ' XZ' , ., X. 1' F3 rv ' . V x ' if . , . N ,, 'Ct - A X , 1. 4 i . 5 , . , r V - . U ..y, .I SClUOSl'1l The JV's size up their opponents just before the action. On October 15, the Blue Devils released a tre- mendous offense against Sherwood which accounted for 25 points in the second half, enabling them to continue their winning streak. Springbrook out- gained Kennedy on October 21 with impressive sta- tistics of 413 to 177 in total yards gained and 359 to 89 in rushing yardage. ln the final two games, however, the Baby Blue cooled off and lost to North- wood, 27-13, and to Blair, 31-14. The bigger they are the harder they fall. 145 X .