Washington County High School - Sejusof Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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Football Team Coach, . . . . . .M1:. GI Cctptftfiu Mcmafgm' Right End .. . Right Tackle Right Guard . Center ..... Left Guard .. Left Tackle .. Left End ..... Quarter Back .. Loft Half Back Right Half Back Full Back . . . ' DORSEY .- ... .e .-.-.---.... SUBSTIYDUTES Siartg-fi-'vo ,ENN POFFI Nl S EKG Eli .Elmuxlm IIUTZELT . . .SAMUEL . . . .STEELE . . .SCIIINDLER .....BIICI,E . HORINE .........DoU1: . . .MIDDLEKAUFF ........SHUP1 . . .HUTZEIAL . .YEAKLE . . .GORDON . . . NIARTIN CIIANEY STRITPI

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I 4 Broadway Athletic Association President .................. 4 ....... JosnrH1NE SPIELMAN V ice-P1'cs'id,c1z.t . . . . .KATIIERINE ICYERLY Secretary ..... .... I TRANCES NIALLOTTE Treasurer ................................ l.BESSIE HULL The Athletic Association of Broadway with Joe Spielman, Frances Mal- lotte, Bessie Hull, and Katherine Eyerly as the leaders of the A. A. have had a rather successful year. Of course, Broadway participates in only two forms of athletics-Volley Ball and Basket-Ball, but these two games have been backed and pushed by the A. A. In every battle, thru the thick and thin, the members kept up dues and poured money into the Treasury. This money in turn was used in supporting the teams. Such has been the work of the Athletic Association for the past five years. Each year the membership grows and in the future it is the hope of every A. A. member that it will be the leading or- ganization of Broadway. y Sixty-four

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Review of Football Season iVith an unusually light and inexperienced team the XV. C. H. S. came thru the football season with a successful record. Incidentally, we secured second place in the C. V. Athletic League, winning 3 of the 4 games played in the league and 4 out of 7 the entire season. VV ith only six letter men returning to School, Foach l'otlinberger tlll'11CLl out a first class team. However it takes more than a. few days to de- velop a. football player and the proper tea111 play was l10t obtained until the middle of the season. l The only game in which the High School was outclassed was the first game of the season with Gettysburg, being badly defeated at that place. Our other games which we lost, our opponents did their scoring mostly in the first half. T A Everyone will agree that, the season was a success in more than one way, and it showed to the students that football was still gaining prominence at our school. Wfith at least twenty players reporting for practice each day Coach Poffenberger had ample material from which to choose tl1e team. Our backiield was among the best ever turned out in the high school. Hutzell, Yeakle, Gordon, Martin proved a backiield that was hard to stop. For- tunately, all these H1611 will be with the team next year. Our line, like most lines, had its ups and downs, but generally it was very steady and helped the back field in many a tight play. D The entire line will be lost this year thru graduation. Those being among the missing next year will be, Schindler, Steele, Middlekaulf, Shupp, Horine, and Schindel. Scliindel who was ill the entire season was a great loss to the team as he was especially good on the defense. Probably, our best game of the season and also the hardest fought game, was staged with Martinsburg. ln this contest Martinsburg used 18 players, during the game the score see-sawed from one side to the other. XV. C. H. S. came thru the game victorious after a brilliant stand the last few minutes, with a 12-18 score. Our last game of the season was with Charles Town, the team was a bit over-confident and Wo11 the game by a small ma.rgin of 0116 touchdown. lVe can never repay our worthy Coach Mr. Poflilnberger for the services he has renderd in turning out such a splendid team and can only hope his ef- forts will be rewarded by a Championship team next year. ' SCORES Gettysburg High . . . 45 WV S Gettysburg Academy 26 XV S Xvlllfflll-3Sf61' High .. 25 XV S Chambersburg High 0 YV S VVa.ynesboro High . 0 XV S Martinsburgh High 13 WV S Charles Town High G NV S Sixty-sfiar