St Andrews School - Criss Cross Yearbook (Middletown, DE)

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l V BASKETBALL 'lhxs year s V Btsleetball te lm eotehed by M1 W exemd and Llpfllfliel by Ken MeCulloue,h h 1d a se1son of four vnetornes 1nd seven defe its At the start of the season the JV s played Towyer Hlll 1nd were defexted 4 79 lhe hreh scorer of that game wrth 18 pomts VN 1s Drele Wfortlmxneton When the JV s met Dover rn a home game opener they edged out thenr opponents 31 79 .1s Bxll Wfaeehter scored the yyrnnrng pomts rn the last three seconds At Sanford the little Sarnts lost 55 34 Ernre Crurleshanle yyas hxgh seorer for SAS vy1t1 13 pomts At home aeam the JV s vtere defeated 39 36 ID 1 close game ynth XY'esttoyyn Frrends In the follovung St Peters and Governor Baeon games the Sunts trnumphed yuth 3815 1nt 64 53 stores lespettxyely Pete Delo led the SAS storms, rn both exmes lhe llttle Red lost thexr next mme 51 30 at the hmds of NX rlmmeton l'r1ends In the next game a home game vstth Chestnut Hxll the IV s elsxly yxon 31 19 yuth Slndy Hanee s exght pomts malemg hlm the hlgh seorer for S A S 'Ihe Archmere game ended rn a 53 76 loss for S A S Follovymg the layoff due to scarletma the httle Samts lost to Baltimore frrends 36 74 desprte hrgh scorer Sandy Hance s ten poxnts tense game vxhxeh ended 39 38 rn favor of the Hrllers l V WRESTLING The mam purpose of the JV XX restlmg squad rs to prepare begmnrng yyrestlers for future varsrty eareers The matches that the team has durmg the season grve the boys experrence rn competltlon agarnst other schools and help eoaehes Baum and Cameron eorreet thelr students mrstakes Thrs year s team drd vyell rn the four matches that rt had before the quarantme forced eancellatron of all outsxde events These matehes were agarnst the varsrty te1ms of 'Ioyyer Hxll Delmar and Wlllllam Penn and the J V team from Neyyarle The yunror grapplers vyere defeated by Neyyarle and 'lover H1ll In therr next mateh aeunst Delmar the JV s were vretorrous In thexr fourth llllleh ot the season the JV s tred wllllldm Penn 21 71 Those boys reeelvmg JV Wrestlxne awards yyere Tom Stevyart Gordon Al Morgan B1lly Pope Jaele Chambers Mrelele Mrles Randy XY'1ll1ams Ed MeCabe Phrl Onderdonle 'lom Dunnme Rlehard Baer Paul Seholla Carl Kmg John Gullet and managers Sam Wfest and Levy Haden SQUAS1-I lhe Squash 'leam rn rts second full season of outsrde eompetrtron eomprled a 041 record 1ea1nstH1verford Epnseopal Penn Charter and H1ll Qtwo matehesj Sehools Benn Powell John Jaeger Erre Godshalk Bill Helm Peter Delauney Mose Prlee Art Hayeoele John Davxe and Andreyy Adams played on the team The leam played to rts lone t1e agamst Eprscopal s B team Jaeger at number one Helm at number three and Delauney' at number four vs ere the vlctors rn the 3 3 match In the post season school tournaments, James Morgan won the second thrrd form trtle, vyhlle Jaeger captured the semor trophy . . ' ', I '. . 1. ' ' 'L .'a' '. Va 1 'Q 1' - ' ' ' '. , , . .. . . S - . A , A 3' A ' ' '1 ' ' ' . , A . V I . Y V Y 4. K - I . ' ' . , . , K ' ' ' ' - I ky, ' , , D 1 A , I ' 1 - B Ay 1' 5 V ' H A' . '. . ' A J - af . ' , - n ,, A . xl A. V N t I 2 ,. . V , . H , . , , , ,' ' K -I ,L y' , , U - .' A . . I f , . - In the last game of the season St. Andre'w's was again defeated by powerful Tower Hill in 11 . 1 v- . V ' . , ' ' I - . . ' Q . 'fl ' v f '- . . v' ' y 1 ' ' I f ' v - y' . v f ' ' - I ' ., Q Y - 1 1, 4 kv. ' X- . f - ' V i - ' , ' ' 1 ' ' v . V 1 . V . 1, . ' . . ' ' I - 1 x 1 ya ' 1 fs - ' ' y l I ' v K H A V. : ' 1. - . ' ,, 7 ' , I , 1 t , . ., 1 V l W x , ,S ,Q . , , , K , , 1 ' ' 1 S , ' ',. ' ' ' B- K- ,- .. - - ' 1 ' ' W - ' . , , ,- if 5- 3 . y - . Q , ' . , . . - ,, 1 , , , , 1 , , ' l 1 ,J 1 .

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EEN' Flu! nu Rmland Cru SA Sl md :au B yntm Shenlt Fitchett Appell Xlsalltc Harris Huhclt Th mas flfillrrl Mr Vkashhurn CIIIJ VARSITY CREW 1958 The first SAS varsity eight with four returning letter men rovs ed to an impressive 3 and 1 record this year The varsity crew opened the season by splitting a regatta with the Hun School of Princeton New jersey The second boat bow Wrgglesvorth txxo jones three Hammer four Atalay five Price six Appell seven Vlfilke stroke Kniffin and cox Brmton jumped to an early lead and increased it to yym by three lengths in 6 07 In the first cight race Hun capitalized on a good racing start to take an early lead of a deck length over our first eight which vsas composed of five Fitchett six Harris seven Hullck stroke Thomas and cox Rowland SAS pulled up steadily and by the half way mark mas M of a length ahead In the last quarter Hun lumped the stroke and pulled au ay by a foot in the last stroke of the race to min in 5 39 On April 25 the same SAS first boat raced the Lni versity of Pennsylvania Freshmen on Noxentoyyn The S A S eight sprang to a halt' boat length lead on the racing start and then pulled steadily ayyay to vxin by three lengths in 5 46 On the Saturday of dance vteekend under ideal yyeather conditions the SAS oarsmen now rowing in fours were defeated on the Noxentoyyn by Washington and Lee School of Alexandria Va Our second four bovs Hindle tvto Harris three Walke stroke Shenk and cox Brunton fell behind by IM, lengths during the racing start but pulled up vtrthm a length of W 84 L in the third quarter to lose in 6 O0 WHL s time yyas 5 56 Our first four bom Boyn ton tvro Mitchell three Huhck stroke Thomas and cox Rowland suffered the same fate as the second boat falling 52 behind by IW lengths at the start They made a bid at the half closing the gap to one length but yyent on to lose in 5 57 by one length XV 8cL s time xy as 5 54 All four boats broke the previous fours record for the Noxentovyn of 6 O0 The folloxxmg yyeek back in cights the SAS oarsmen iiced txyo freshmen crcxys from Princeton Our second eight mth Hindle ind Mitchell in positions boyx and six respec tively lost to Prmcetons third 150 pound Freshmen creyx by fllf, lengths The first S A S eight with Wfalke replacing Hindle and Appell replacing Mitchell came from a deck Freshmen heavyweight crevy by three hfths of a second at the hnish The time for the victorious SAS eight was 5 11 1 ncxx Noxentoxxn Pond record for eights On the following Monday at the invitation of the US Naval Academy the first SAS eight royyed the first 150 pound Plebe boat on the Severn River at Annapolrs The SAS oarsmen surprised everybody including themselves by taking an early lead and maintaining it throughout the race to yum by three quartets of a length in 5 22 On May 18th our hrst four boxx Boynton two Mitchell three Hulick stroke 'lhomas and cox Rovtland yourneycd to Philadelphia f r the Kings Cup race of the Stotcsbury Regatta on the Schuylkill S A S hnished fourth May '74 the same hrst four returned again to Phila delphia this time for the American Scholastic Championship Regatta on the Schuylkill SAS looking for a chance to redeem themselves got off to a good start to finish third in 5 57 beating Xx,1Sl'I1I'lLf0I1 and Lee the tc im that had beatcn them on a previous occasion -. 1 fa ll ii i 5 Ii 1 its 5 , T . , , . 4 3 ' ff I ra 5 l I A aio., rf-H ' ig! I' 'f 4 ' , 'Lf ' ',' 0 I , , I, FI l , ll I , l., l'I, U ., ,Z 1 I , . ll , , :FIKI a r' ' , . ' .' f : . Q y 1 I . l I I I I I I I . II ,I .I .I II .I I YI . . 1 I I I . I. ' ' . 4 I I 4. Y 4 . V I . 44 , . I I Y I I v I v I I I q I A ,I I ' , . bow, Hindleg two, Mitchellg three, Boyntong four, Shenkg length behind in the third quarter to nip Princeton's third , 5 '. 9 . 4: . .5 4 - Q ' 4 4 - . 4 ' 2, -'X A ' I ' I 'Il' .. ' 'I i ' r ' A . . . . A ' , . . . ' I- I I . ' . . , . . . . ' ', , : . 4 4 . 4. , z s 1 ' ' . Q - ' . K-1 1 '. ' y Y I 57' 1 I l I . . . . I 1 .A U - 2 - 'V Q 1 v 09 f . . ' . 4 1 . 1 4. L 4 , . f, . V 4 YI I . 4 I I I Y I I - .Q I Ac IYII . s I I. I I ' - ' ' f - v . - if I v K ' v .1 ,l . Q ' , 9 , s z , Q 4 , ' 1 . , ,