Aberdeen High School - Arrivederci Yearbook (Aberdeen, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

P Published by The Yearbook Staff Aberdeen High School Aberdeen, Maryland --- -- .iv-A - if, -L' - -' N - Forward 'QU-1'l-11: lilwi wsu-1 Upon graduation, many of the students of Aberdeen High School will settle down, find iobs, and rear families in and around Aberdeen. The school realizes this and attempts to prepare the students for the world outside, by paralleling many of its facets of life with those ot the town of Aberdeen. We, through this yearbook, are attempting to bring out some of these parallels. Table of Contents Administration 8: Facult Students .............. Seniors ..... juniors ...... Sophomores . .. Freshman ..... Eighth Grade . . . Seventh Grade . . Organizations . . . Sports ........ Activities ........ Senior Directory . . . Patrons .......... Y 5-8 9-40 10-19 20-25 24-27 28-52 55-56 57-40 41-52 55-64 65-75 76-79 80-82 AHMI I TRATIU Sz FACULTY ,Six ix, bx q""! 'l -'lx Nelther a School nor a town can operate by ltself It takes people who are mterested ID the better ment of our soclety These are the people who devote much of the1r spare tlme to thls task and get llttle reward In school thls group conslsts of the admlmstratlon and faculty wh11e the comparable ro g up 1n town IS the town commlssloners l L een-7' V A Message From the Principal The yearbook theme relating the school to the rest of the community is a very appropriate one. The school is not a community in itself Cas sometimes statedj, is not apart from the community, but is an in- tegral part of any community. A class which adopts a theme to include the overall community shows a very encouraging and mature out- look for school students. The hope, of course, is that this outlook is ex- tended to an ever-increasing amount of desirable participation in civic affairs. This has been one conscious purpose of the school in which you receive your education-teaching the knowledge and skills of "living" as well as teaching knowledge and skills of your future occupations. The extent to which you can go in this area is limited only by your individual interests and capacities. J. Walter Potter ' 7 Principal The Board of Education of Harford County QLeft to rightl G. Robert Pennington, Samuel W. Galbreathg Howard S. O'Neillg David G. Harry, Jr., President, Charles W. Willis, Secretary- treasurerg Mrs. Robert S. Fletcher u "'..,. its . - gifs - X ,fiff"f' ff T Us 'N ig Q -wa - L.. 5 4 Mlss Mayfield Walker Llbrarlan Secretary X Adm1n1strat1on George Ams Vxce Prmclpal 'ggi- It takes hard work and patlence to hold down the adm1n1strat1veJobs of a school, for the work IS tedlous seemmgly never endmg 5 Mrs Loulse Amorose School Nurse Guldance Counselor I O I M ' -Sf x ' fl , 'W if N A mf.: Mrs. Ingeburg Sweet 5, ' William Cumming N I r X N H, V 'nv- 1'-5 Mrs Harrlet Allen Core fi Mlss Dorothy Barrett Ar 'L Mrs Marletta Boswell Physlcal Educatxon f X Chester Butklewlcz Chemlstry, Physxcs Charles Baker Muslc Facult Benjamm Byers l l Mrs Evelyn arnoff Engllsh GL..o Sylvan Berman Hlstory R' in Clmton Bradway Core TJ! E Geometry Algebra Mrs Genevleve Byers 6 Commerclal :EX ' Y ffl aw 6- ' N' va-M " X5 2 : N X I -4 X . . ' it Q A Z. . 0 B Q V. . 4, ' K y . 0. B X - K . gg. K ,.- E 1 A -I . A ef s 'A s ' Q! if I X zgk' Wxlllarn Byers Hlstory Problems of Democracy Mlss Mane Goldsworthy Mathematlcs A. 'v James Klock Sclence f Wllliam Lurton Core 'EFK""W"i1" 'U Douglas Cassell Blology a--Q Mrs June Dorn Core Mrs Helen Dove Core sb' if Mrs Belhne Helnly . ,, ,W Mathematlcs Mlss Mary Ann KOW3.11Ck Commerclal Y Miss Ehzabeth Lynch Englxsh Mxss Shlrley Holthouser Core 335' Mlss Hope Irvin Core 'D- Mxss Vxvlan Langewzsch Latm Flora Lennon Core Mrs Mrs Carolyn McCurdy Mathematlcs Mlss Janice Mellinger English , , S ' if . It Y 'i I ' E' bf M S xr A g "' . . I. V K h S , ' . E 4 fm , . 1.6 I b E f fl I g-,B .lit Z Y' " -3 kr . . I r-,, , 1 A I 4, . . in V Q". ,vi 'F i I . Q -3' I i' Ni . I .V M l j g 5 N , - L. 3 " fi Y A f QQ N -I ' . , .1,f11.?:.T1.1z'.f5'f: J, 7 if 9- Miss Nell Norris Muslc 1- 3 Mrs Patrlcxa Russell Core Miss Phylhs Smith Home Economics Donald Walker Industrial Arts 3g .N-. Paul Petkosh Industrial Arts Z Ernest Schwarz Physlcal Educatlon in .J 1-1' Mrs Ruth Sorge Ar Qf 'vis Li Robert Phlllxps Commercxal Mrs Ethel Sellman French Algebra fu-' nl! 1 Oliver J' Stout Industrlal Arts OD Mrs Kathleen Rettz Physlcal Education W5 James Smlth Physical Educatlon E41 fiffl Mrs Anita Townsley Home Economlcs Miss Margaret Zirkle Muslc H- , 6 . A K Q ,. .. 1 'J -3 . A- I, v '- I L tx, .X ,V I 1 6- -iz, , w -Q' I V -:hits A' 04:no.f'rl,:1I K-.turn ll 3 7. J Z . Qvn t I 6 A ,X . Yi V 1 . . .S + rf -t l - - e ' Ile r, f f 1 V , - '33 I .. I 1 , I 1 - 1' I . , sb ' 5 - . , ' ' 1 ' :fl ' Fr: H :'A N I "H-1. ',- " Ir' ' . ' t , NIV 1 ,' .. ' 'K '1 of 7 8 TUBE T BIIIIY f Todays students are tomorrows cltlzens The characters of these students determme the types of adults they w111 become Teachers and the school greatly mfluence the character of a growmg student 9 Q ifh-Q I Ronald Rlunehart Presldent 951. Ludvlk Svoboda Vlce Presxdent These are the people whlch belng elected by the senlors have been entrusted wlth the admlnlsterlng of the Semor Class SEN IORS Officers Outstandmg Semors Thxs seat of honor IS reserved for the two senlors, exceptmg the offlcers, who have done the most for the Semor Class L f""' "kv I I 2 James Lmdes Kay Payne Janet Fabrlck Secretary I 3 Kathryn Kane Treasurer max Q fi!!! fi Bar ry Baker li ff' 1""' James Bowen Beverlv Bounds Eugene Bachmski Constance Brooks Z George Brown ll Garv Bruno Llnda Brown 1- Z Nancy Burns Virginia Dahm Jo Ann Chatfield mx 0-X Juanita Davis ,fi Frances Collier an C' Marie Davis I2 Patrick Collier Anna Mae Denbow John Dixon j' fo- Perry Dubree -Y ! 'll x, s- r, 2 . v .11 ,5- Patrick Faircloth Kathryn Hale i Charlotte Duncan KX Y:-3 Mary Fejfar 13 ,pf- I -. sri. 'R Sr .1 4-I Thomas Dunne H' ..' 4 Michael Gebhart K . " 7 'ff ar Robert Ellis Barbara Gouker 4? . F K f , Joseph Hardin S41 Gloria Heath 'r V Rose Hardin Jeanette Harris 'i Camelle Harrison I' Anita Heilpern " " if 1 .- if ., an p V .3 533, -g? ' ,f',Gg,,1 Q5 f. , , fQmiffa?5'?, , Barry Holloway l 'D f 'Q-L' P X f 4 Vladimir Hybner George Hronek 14 1 Agnes Jackson Xi qqapzk 6 John Krass fo- Rita McMann 'X Frank Johnstone Ronald Kupferman 15 In Nb' GP" Ton1 Jones 'ii Margaret Llttle 4 A Arthur Koszoru 'IQ-41' Lynne Mc Donald Q., 'Ffh Carol Mitchell .,, QP-du' 907 Margaret Moody ,, 9'-If Mlldred Myers SQ .A I ., is r .. Q ,to Roberto Nudo 4. Sara Norris Walter Parker Robert Preston "LN L0uiS Quinn Howard Pyle I6 'K Q:-LVN Nina Rimel ' XJ: - KF X., . G15 Q 1 5 1 'sr ' J' ' A-1' Q .- g John Rimel .-xl ? Joyce Richter i Mary Ruth Rembold Heide Schotte' Elizabeth Scarborough 7 is 1.7 ' N K n e .- A-gg. . .4 4.1 Michael Sampson C". Nancy Rockwell Robert Seaman 1 7 A Norman Santa Joan Stephens .lg 'Y 'D' Joseph Sincavage Malcolm Tarbert 3" Daniel Smith 'QS Samuel Taylor .ff ling fi- .Tohn Smith row CJ 'rg I8 1 Mable Thomas X I ' M f . B f., I x Mary Lynn Thompson Q V C1190 9' 4 X, f fl f .9 v -. 51, ka xr, ,, Michael Travers 4 Duane Wagner Anthony Ulehla --1 Ted Whisenant 95 .ty I . Dennis Vaught l l I9 lna William Patricia Wilson 1,9 if Vg 'hw-90 unlor Class Officers James Isom President Virginia Davis Secretary Wolfgang Phyle Treasurer Iunlors N George Connolly Harriet Shler These are the two juniors. excepting the offi- cers, who have been chosen by their classmates as the two outstanding juniors. 20 S Albee Barrett J Colher Elder C Golladay P Hinchy IPNQ M S Compton J H C, Asher Ambrose B Baekey 1 Brlstow Benson Brown Connor Cralg ug 4 X X J Farmer Enochs Feeny Gross Hamm Y S Hoover ifschy E Hughes 21 R Baxley M Brumbaugh Currv M Frledlander Hardln Inghram Ball H Carter v fx N6 I Dodson Godfrey is Harrison M Jackson , 5, A Q B G ' , W v- I' . I M n N ' ' x J' 1 ,fn T. t D a-X .1 u " '- 4. t 'LS' .1 if W tl V 1 . '- . X v- 's - ll, LM A 3 4 , 4, I I D Af .Xa ,, U xi ax 1, L. ., .. . vs. . X ' D - . K - R. I . ' - ' qw M N. ,, . :Q JP.. ' , vi Qi '- . v.. 5 X I X 5, ' . ' , K J' R ' ,ns ' ' HU t .. ..-n. - B. ' u I o. ,ZX All ' H Q ' -'1 . - , gt kr 1 . 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"- 'F G- S :. :- ms A L 'Q 'S 5 'S . X IE 1 I X R J A "4, x ' ,,., 15-5'-f'f'5::k, 5:11. . . J. J. . . . Tian ' I Q.. 5 Q 'B . 'N " gs, ,, sf 5 -' 5. 4 5-,N xx . U W If 1 -mx . A 'T' AN , 44 1 lx -F X . D. B. C. . . f- 5 , in - C " if ft 5. . , X l 4 ! ' X j , . I , . . C. E. R. P. 'di ..- 6 , 1'-. 3 -H .I -. - -'43 - a Q Y K, 4 wig Jkslx ,Q X. X . 3 , .x ,-'J ni' -8.1. A . ' . T .... T 6 'J vt .. x, ,I , x 1' - ' , , .fi l ll Shy J. . . XQQIM URGA IZATIU Qf ill ll' QIC4 b X I fb. Q A Q 1 G' ' fling fS"FEh NATIONAL HONOR SOCIEYY I L i x A Smce a school prepares students for adult llfe xt must have some fac1l1t1es for developing and exerclsmg leadershlp and followershlp Students naturally fall mto one or another category dependlng upon thexr character How ever for these future adults to be good leaders and followers, they must have practlcal experl ence to develop these tralts The orgamzatzons ln school provlde thls practlcal experlence 41 4 Y ' ff., 4 V' 4 1 . in 9 I C7 X . IV x . Q , 1 4 ' ' et " . 2- X .'..x Incl ,' S "' Q N, 5 1 'tsistx i E viva. .Inky ? 3 JE: '4 5 4 an I ml X Sf Z T b v 4 . , . . . . 9 oh :FZ- -ruin 1 FIRST ROW M Sampson, K Hale, A Denbow, K Payne I Lindes, I Hardin .T Isom, R McMann Mr Klock SECOND ROW BL Jackson C Cronin, D Leithiser P Enochs S Sincavage, L Knapp W Phyle, D Stephens S Michael, S Curry THIRD ROW F Turner, D Lloyd, J' Dubia D Sellers A Vann, K Samuels I Bounds B Smith, B Volkart M Maltz B Braswell FOURTH ROW P Ward K Boylan, W Perkins, R Davis, J Curry, W Roblnette M Welch B Sultanoff, D Budd W Ramsey Student Councll Helps Govern ur School .Tim Lindes, President, Joe Hardin, Vice president, Commttteemen at work Kay Payne, Secretary. 42 . e ' 1 ' ,Al t . X fl, V .. ' L I Vx , x A 'X X 'I " y .- . ' . , ,Q . a M ' N K ip X , 1 Q .X VII - -, R K '1 -7 bf 3 . I K x Milt i - - U 9 X , "YJ X . , . I H ' 34 ,L .. ' P 1 'Q-is . -, ,,, ,, - lla' 1. 'v- 3 '- : . . . . , . . , . . , . . : , . . , . , . . , . . , . . . : . . . , . , , . . , . , . . , . , . . : . , ..... , . , . . , l nl V . 5 - - W '7 ' - ' L 'xv"':,Ib-. , L 1 ,, A 1 X I ""'T' A 35.49 M-004' .Aid i Tony Ulehla, President, Virginia Davis Secretary School spirit strong Ronald Rhtnehart Treasurer Ath1et1c ASSOCIRIIOH Promotes School Sp1r1t FIRST ROW F Collier, V Davis, C Mitchell, B Baekey J Jacobs, C Botts C Nelson, C Schenk R Kupferman, J Ripken, L Burkins SECOND ROW L Perkins, .T Eller, R Curry, M McCoy J Ar ford, C Paneplnto, M Peroutka, C Coffman, L Davis, M Hardin S Smith THIRD ROW L Svoboda T Ulehla, B Smith B White R Rhinehart B Leithiser P Gross, J Pleisse, L Connolly, R Collier FOURTH ROW Sponsor Mr Bradway, L Robins, D Tanchuk B Goswetler .T Goodson W Stoyer G Connolly S Agapaloglou, R1 Anderson, B Grace 43 ' L, N"-5.171 , ' ' .1' f f - T '-Al f tt 2- . ,- -.1 , 'L ' 'f gi. ' 1 .V " H '- y J - - 'R 'f -. 5-fnff lim!" viii 2 , , , x ft' , , i F I. F, 4-' 1 'I ' af sg' 1. w . ' : , , , x , - X L - -,-,4 I . . , , . M l ' fx : 'l-.1 ' 1 , F' ul A ,li l , MY ph, ., 1, xi B' If Q. Q, .. A ' 'S ig - f -f J L, Nh . Y K -f., K A -Q we-f-' ,- 1 X, .f . 5 , - T , lr I f X -1 1 ' . i X K r --U -,', ! V . , !- . -f , 1 . ' , 3 - , . I O O Q Q O : . . . . , . . , . . . . . . - . . . . , . ' . . . . . , . . : . . . , . , . , . , . . . . : , . . . , . , . , . , , . . . Arrlvedercx Staff Kay Kane and Ludvik Svoboda co editors Check and recheck 'Cz' L The Schools Publ1cat1ons First Row B Gouker Second Row F Collier N Rockwell C Swoger M Davis K Payne J' Chat field K Hale J Fabrick T Jones A Denbow, B Bounds, Third Row W Perkins,R Wa1t,M ni 1111 1111 'Ul- EIBUUIIHI! 11 wr -- Ill ll: 44 Q! ' '!! K b XY 5 - , 'L' 'axawf " u r': - 3' -- 1 - ' lm- W , O I O O O Benson, .M. Sarnpeon, K. Kane, Fejfair, Scarboronrgh, S. Albee, T. Ulenla, Svoboda, Lindes: , jig.,-al! '-: , :f ,I,.5.,., ,fl :L , .,. M,,h,-w 'qv Q ' . I g A . . - -4 I f f X .J 1 Blue and Gold St ff Rose Hardm edltor Barbara McFadden assistant editor Nl Deadline draws near! ...Q if T L4 1n the Makmg P Swoger A Denbow N Rockwell J Fabrlck R Hardin L McDonald T Jones W Phyle, B Mc Fadden G Wilder H Shier, B Gouker L Thompson C Sims J Shedd,V Davis, D Woodward E Se man .ppl xwdlhin. 45 li 7! a I we ..- 'gif I 'T isp V ' ,X E xi I , , .T . NV ...L . P 4 5'-Y .. ,.,LM,..-,gf A X ' A I C Left to right: N. Heilpern, M. Benson, S. Albee, B. Ellis, K. Kane, J. Lindes, L. Perkins, M. Fejfar, u ,i . , . . , . , . , . . . , . ,fall 71" v , ,N N 1 'X I I X ' P ,F I x . -XX-hx! V34 '. ' I Q -1 , l . A .ig S SECOND ROW A Denbow C Mltchell R Tomlinson C Goetz B Volkart J Mitchell J Hughes THIRD ROW D Unkart B Bounds R Curclo R Preston L Perkins F Collier E Sellman FOURTH ROW J Lindes G Brown J Hardin K Kane S Norris FIFTH ROW J Smith S Slncavage L Dm can V Masters Cho1rs and Bands Furmsh GIRLS CHOIR FRONT ROW S Michael B Botts D Zxnk B Walls J Marsh B Vaught BACK ROW C Schofield J Chatfield, G Burns P Walters M Parker M Davis, R Tobin M Nowosielski B Mc Fadden V Crothers 46 at 95- - .X , - ,,. .f ' N -4 ' 'K I ' Q X Q " , f. 7 .. F ' ' ' fi 5 'I - U S. SENIOR CHOIR: FIRST ROW: C. Brooks, C. Schenk, D. Woodward, H. Shier, C. Michaelson, M. Sample. O O I I I ,La--, K, "-E- , N. f.li:, , H .,.....iai SENIOR BAND: FIRST ROW: S. Smith, T. Ross, N. Burns, B. Braswell, C. Liedtke. SECOND ROW: C. King, J. Moore, E. Oliver, S. Hodge, J. Tarbert, J. Arford, W. Bramer, K. Gross, C. Baker, Direc- tor. THIRD ROW: H. Moody, B. Sultanoff, G. Burk, W. Nicolosi, R. Keesee, F. Kramer, D. Wheeler, D. Budd. Music Throughout the Year. DANCE ORCHESTRA: FRONT ROW: M Hardin, H. Slebert, E. Oliver, J. Tarbert K. Gross, T. Ambrose. SECOND ROW H. Moody, B. Sultanoff, M. Vlcarl. '- I L .., JUNIOR BAND: FIRST ROW: T. I-Iolt, P. Fran- gowlakis, J. Nearhoof, L. Looney, D. McCoy, W. Hoch, J. Arford, E. Counts, M. Hauchman, R. McDonnell, D. Creggar, B. Tarbert. SECOND ROW: C. Baker, Director, J. Norman, P. Gay, B. Williams, M. Perlman, E. Da.venport,P.Ross, J. Ashby. THIRD ROW: B. Freeman, J. Bender, J. Nolen, W. Bortz, J. Hansen, T. Osborn, W. Ramsey. A SCHOOL BANK Left to right I Stevens K Payne D Unkart S Hoover B Grace, D Wagner, M No wosielski S Fox Bank and Store Serve School SCHOOL STORE Left to rxght D Lloyd H Shler B Scarborough M Moody S Sellman S Schueler J 4-"' ,ff wg WL sd"'w--..,,,-,,,,-ax 48 atlonal Honor Soc1cty W1th the emphasls on scholastic achlevement the Alpha Chapter of the Natlonal Honor Socxety provnded recogmtlon and prestlge to those outstandmg students who have mamtalned the VIQOPOUS standards setup by the orgamzatlon Qualtfymg students must have 1n addntlon to a B average or better the attrxbutes of Ieadershlp character, and service Under the able guldance of thexr advlsor Mrs Townsley the Society has sponsored Nat1ona1Educat1on Week and Semor Day New Members B Ellls M Sampson T Jones '4 xi 'A T Ulehla L McDonald K Kane Vlce Presldent R Hardm Presxdent B Bounds Secretary L Thompson J Fabrlck Treasurer t L Svoboda 49 Captain J. Hardin' Lieutenants B Smith L. Svoboda R. Rhinehart " G Connolly 6 Momtors Prompt Students To Be Punctual Flrst Row N Bell L Svoboda J Fabrlck F Colher K Kane B Bounds A Denbow Mltchell J Rlpken R Stromberg Second Row D Unkart S Slncavage B Baekey Woodward V Davxs M Davls K Payne R Tobm J Marsh B Jackson Thlrd Row Slncavage G Brown B Preston J Dlxon J Lxndes L Perklns J Hardm B Smith Ulehla J Bounds R Kupferman Fourth Row B Smxth K Samuels R Rhinehart B Whlte .Ja-x 5 l lf' e Y u , 0. A 1, , " 5 l . F' " X 'Ai X 2 . 9 by yy . We ' . ' , . ' , . . : . , . ' , . ,D. B. E11i,s, o. Connoily,'L. Knapp, G'. Clemons, J..Isom, D. lranchuk, B. bosweiler. ' ' ' - ' ' t ' , . 5 -- r ' 0 WJ Lunch time is rush time if x .. .42 Pots, Pans and Personalmes Mrs Barrow Mrs Miller Mrs Bowman Mrs Chessock Mrs Tamkus Mrs Scarborough Mrs Moxley Mrs Storath Mrs Annom .5 51 Our custodians are always on the Job They are Eugene Glles Clarence Banks Arthur NOFFIS Earl Stansbury John Pxtt an1tor1a1 Staff and Bus Drrvers Work Hard All Year Bus drlvers chat 1dly as they walt for the mad rush . - , x Q be K- A y f Mr N X 5 l I.L1lLl:l'lll!. lilL1liSl'liL'ul H L s 52 A M INF- 'B .UU Q K Sportsmanship promotes cztzzenshlp. What other place to show and learn sportsmanshlp than at hlgh school sports act1v1t1es. Here both students and adults take an actlve part in the game by playing and cheermg. fa xg "L" 74 f ff , X. fr .ai 53 I v - A , P . 1 .- 1.9.3 '1S+!!w2a-r F1-F' ,A , 1 , g 1-. 4 .Q ,, .- M I, rife. 4.,- 1' "' . , "'- '- A ,. , -9- - -. .." 7 i .-'1'--1' " :mu I ' N ' -- 4-4. 1 .,g. '. 1 f-- ' . a .ir:ffl.x,1g . A, :M L . . ,.. ,X .- Y ...?1" " .' - - 1, .if fri, .y.'A -h A S I ..fv-fist., if 4 ' 11. ., in 11,713 .v-iliuf ti wk . e , - ., f , F . - avg.,--.:A.. Q., 1,4 I Q , . -., . . . ,. ., .. . vw" W"-M' 43' ff" Gia-4: N... M sa .T A . y K-at wi""i+2..,l'",-,,L-:fem .1 -1 3, ' :-1",,' -15.11 LAK T 4 ,x. ' 'Aw' -,lv -1 x .MK F -,fy B- f Xu- -. ji: X A ..,,, .. .-.,, , M , ,,t. N A , , ,P .Ll si.. , 1 .ix 24 . ., ,- .. : Md., L1 , A ' - V V t..7,.'a.v -A fue -.mai - .-f M V MS, Q ' f 1' . ,. N ,. 1-w..-rl - -1'-., '- JK-' A' 1' .1 - First Row: S. Taylor, B. Ellis, G. Bachinski, R. Rhinehart, R. Preston, L. Svoboda, J. Smith, T. Ulehla, B. Smith, J. Sincavage, J. Lindes, R. Kupferman, J. Goodson. Second Row: P. Olderma, G. Clemons, L. Perkins, D. Smith, W. Craig, R. Bristow, B. White, W. Phyle, J. Dixon, G. Brown, B. Baker, D. Deskiewicz. Third Row: K. Moxley, J. Heath, L. Grayson, B. Tobin, L. Feeney, Coaches Schwarz and Smith, D. Tanchuk, J. Juergens, L. Knapp, B. Elder, J. Maloney, E. 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Spirit and Teamwork Make a Winning Season 5 f f Eagles 34 Aberdeen 7 Aberdeen 41 Aberdeen 13 Aberdeen 13 Aberdeen 13 Aberdeen 6 Aberdeen 34 Aberdeen 20 Aberdeen 95 Win 6 - Lose 3 vs Edgewood vs Bel Air vs West Nottingham vs Milford vs St. Pauls vs Sherwood vs Laurel vs Elkton vs Havre de Grace 54 Co-captains Tony Ulehla and Ronnie Rhinehart in 1-1 sf, Eagles In Actlon Quarterback Butch Smlth passes to end Gene Bachinski YT C A pl' The Aberdeen vs St Pauls game proved to be one of the most exc1t1ng games of the season Statxstlcs show that the Eagles outplayed thelr opponents but they also show that they had double thexr share of the bad breaks The game ended an Eagle defeat 1813 -'sig " The Eagles had a held day ln thelr opemng game of the season at the expense of the Edgewood Rams In the first half the game seemed very evenly matched but ln the second half the Eagles went ahead and easnly defeated the Rams 34 7 Eagle quarterback passes as spots h1s recelver n4tNyQ 7' ag' 4 Mf'K,F n"J0"s ,f f 1' 'Y v 5 'M' .na Jim 1 gl 1 wth I nt 1-z"'A'i,. Ron Kupferman and Lou Svoboda set then' eyes on a tacklmg Job 1 kf fu -'Jr ' .1 55 P' 1 ff' As the first half of the1r homecoming game ended the Eagles had yet to score agamst Sherwood who already had a seven pomt lead In the secondhalfthe Eagles made a thrlllmg comeback andthegame ended an Eagle vlctory 13 7 -'Y O 1 V 4. ,, .', Y 8 3 Y -'-Q. -... --A.--.1-.. ' ' ' o 0 I .L ,I .fl s , ' y i,.,:-gif. Q 1 .xx . , K -. , 1" K ', ,,1"- ,. , ' ' M . ' . ' ' 6' ,aft " V ,ly in -hw he ' ' . '1' E - if' E " " fa. 4. -J. QQ" - E. -w. ' , I .' '-' 5' 4. , I Q 1 '- .1 : m , . .. - ' ' , I .A nn? .1 I Jr - ed . . b grits. I -H A ' g.-.v V - ,Q "Lat - f f Q- ,Q ... 7 ,P-' . 4 . , - ' . ' ' U I ' .' N A 1 'v ' J: , . . A 'P . , , , Q .f - ffl 'A L - - ' " W' - H , Af' - -1 lf 31 'n 7.4. 1 g. .I . ' V 'Q' g sf 'L X K 5' " . . . h , 'F' as . , uf.. il J-I . ' . li il Q? , f S -v ' . v r . I , ' . 5 uv" ' " - 1 af Q K - J! ,- . ., ...QQ ! 1 J 1 ,Q ' 1 . W. -, A A . i ' ' . I g, A, I l.: I - i Q .l' , I '1 -I , - . ,,- 'xi , '. ' ' . --1 ' A ' . , . ' -f ' - . . . 1' .I - ' ' - 4 , R ,:x'4 6 '14-.-, we-v,q gk y.,4,,,-,. ffj. - , a E . Q f f '.. it T". ,, .,v. Q 9 -v. or J '-- I I In 1111 -ul I-1 1111 I I 3111 E111 1' ' 1111 31: ' ' ' 11 Th th f' r ::: :.::: :::: :::: ::..- in wgiggaggg ggglesf-33538 ... . ' 1 - 1 picked to top the Bel Air 1 Q '. -1 " f-233 ex Q Bobcats. The Eagles had ,' ,Pg hw, -1 . . the team to do it, but un- f'. ,-Wires, L'-1 A A :ii fortunatly they were over- f lf Xi' Vik? y ,Ll . .,f:... .zi 1 ' 1 confident, and the game in , ta ' N. LQ,-I .1 ended an upset with the 5 " .. s - fl.. r , Bobcats winning, 18-7. . '-- ,wa .- gn -et. -"' T, 'A-1 ..., 'r.-,.: L .' if-,Af---'e 'pf' N-,..f'x,.1,.,,4f.,f1j54.',-A',r' - ily.-Jrtvgfiljfgqag, 1 5, 'v 4.1 is '27 g 'P --,VA-,I... K ---.?,v1,4 Xi, an A , 4 , ' yn -- 2' 2"1"f"4:'ww ,has '99Ke?f+?"?ft.-'1'i'ff'e7-m'?Cu3-:'ae.m gf -t'!6:fr..-ur-1 . ,cram Quarterback sneak picks up vital yardage. The Aberdeen v e r su s Milford game turned out to be one of the Eagles finest games. Although both teams suffered heavily from penalties, the Eagles played very hard ball and defeated Milford 13-0. Coaches Schwarz and Smith 5' lei 'U ff' Q it L Uh 'S Eagle runner takes advantage of his down-field blocking Coached with expertness by head coach Jim Smith and assistant coach Ernie Schwarz, the 1957 Eagle football team completed its season with a highly commendable record of 6 wins and 3 defeatsg a record which bettered any Eagle season of the past. Throughout the entire season, all members of the team worked and trained hard, and the team was one with great spirit. It was the combined effort made by all the members which made a winning and successful season possible. 56 First Row S Harrlson C Asher L Otstot M Cromn S Slncavage D McCauley B Baekey Second Row F Weaver P Jones L Cornwell M Maltz V Ambrose K Patterson Thlrd Row B Anderson B Ellxs M Maloney Mrs Reltz B Courts W Swallwell M Rlppey Hockey Team Is Successful In Its Second Year Only 1n the1r second year of held hockey competltlon the Eaglettes had an lmpresslve season of 3 wlns 2 defeats and a t1e As the team was very young th1s fall the Eaglettes should have an experlenced and well tramed team for the future .-Y--.. Knock that ball out of there! Co captains Sally Sincavage and Barbara Baekey 57 S I L. ,fb 1. 1 I s First Row J Wilkinson M Maloney F Weaver S Sincavage A Iiulks C Asher Second Row J Rlpken C Harrison R Burkins P Berthney F Middleton P Connellee L Connolly T Zaroodny S Harrison GIIIS Do ot Wm Many ames, Bur They Are Good Sports Sally Smcavage attempts to block a shot Joan Wllkmson and opponent Jump for the tap off -4 . 1- ' , ' . 1 , r . I I - I ' r I I 'rf ,X X K X :N C ,N , W . 1, .Q .. - ..' xi' Y - 1- H. A -A f - 1 : . , . , . , . , . , . . 2 ' x ' 1 ' r ' 7 ' 2 ' y ' 1 ' , . . ' O I V 1 v"'tCr K :pi 4 A 4 'K' At 'sws I K. A ,, f I Y 1' . F . mv? gb -ts to !5'. 1 1 125 'e 1 f 'Av 58 S. Harrison Varsit Line-up L. Connolly W ' Q . A. Fulks Q v! r L, ' f r . C? I i , ' is 4 . .14 C. Asher . J. Wilkinson I 1 A- S. Sincavage j.V. Team Shows Promise For Future Varsity Material First Row: K. Samuels, P. Gross, E. Craft, D. McCoy, R. Lake, B. Leithiser, T. Mikes. Second Row: C. Hill, R. Elder, J. Gosweiler, J. Van Duyne, W. Murphy, B. Eiland, P. Oiderma Coach Schwarz. First Row: B. Gosweiler, D. Tanchuk, B. Smith, F. Fuqua, J. Isom. Second Row: C. Connolly, T. Smith, D. Wheeler, S. Taylor, R. Kupferman, Coach Schwarz. Speed and Agility Are Must's For Eagle Courtmen The Eagle Basketball Team of 1957-58-coached excellently by Ernie Schwarz-can be very proud of its record, which stands at 14 wins and 1 loss. The members of the team showed much spirit, skill, and teamwork throughout the season and in so doing captured the county Class B Championship. The Eagles now have their sights set on the State Championship title. Good luck men! A loose ball! All eyes up! Stretch and strain for the ball. . QQ A- .,.. - -1, Bill Gosweiler Center Dave Tanchuk Jlm Isom Forward Forward The Blg FIVC Izaglcs Wm 14 Lose 1 Aberdeen North East Aberdeen Havre de Grace Aberdeen Brooklyn Park Aberdeen Edgewood Aberdeen West Nottlngham Aberdeen Bel Axr Aberdeen RlSlI'lg Sun Aberdeen Havre de Grace Aberdeen Smyrna Del Aberdeen North Harford Aberdeen Bel Alr Aberdeen Elkton Aberdeen Edgewood Aberdeen North East Aberdeen North Harford Butch Smlth Fred Fuqua Guard Guard 61 Kay Payne Virginia Davis -5 2' -. .1 A Captain and senior Marie Davis Girl's Softball Team C C I' Dana Woodward Carol Schenk I 3 gf l First Row: E. Cambell, C. Liedtke, B. Gilbert, L. Connolly. Second Row: M. Maltz, F. Weaver, L. Barrett, Y. Barbosa. Third Row: L. Otstot, J. Baicy, M. Davis, K. Payne. First Row: J. Isom, G. Connolly, B. Smith, T. Mikes, B. Gosweiler, J. Van Duyne. Second Row: A. Swann, B. Tobin, G. Bachinski. Third Row: Coach Schwarz. C 1' S Bert Jackson -?: A T'-1-"'r"' - 1 -W T' 'ti'- Ili Boy's Baseball Team The cheerleaders should be highly complemented for their outstanding work throughout the year. They are a vital asset to the school and do a great deal to support school spirit and to promote good sportsmanship. Senior Kay Payne Nancy Ashton ----L.-.....,. .,. X... 63 L Marie Davis :T il RQ, , I' . M? , 7 -..,..:..s.. First Row: A. Koszoru, G. Hronek, T. Smith, T. Ulehla, B. Ellis, D. Tanchuk, K. Samuels. Second Row: S. Albee, L. Brunet, A. Wilson, J. Juergens, R, Keesee, B. Gosweiler, W. Phyle. Third Row: B. Eiland, J. Akers, P. Oiderma, P. Koszoru, B. Smith, L. Knapp, B. Smith. Fourth Row: Coach Smith. Eagle Pacers Have Speed and Endurance After a great deal of hard work and training, last year's track team had an excellent season. Along with winning first place honors in the Elks Relays and other county meets, the Eagle Pacers captured the title of State Class B Champions. This season the Eagles face a much larger and tougher schedule. Many of last years stars have graduated, but with a great deal of training the Eagle Pacers of '58 should again have an excellent season. Tony Ulehla displays Art Koszoru gets down in excellent form inpreparing position for a 100-yard to throw the shot. dash. ACTIVITIE Students and adults allke enjoy gettmg together once ln a whlle Whether 1t's to present a play or to have a frlendly game of cards the motlvatnon behmd lt IS the deslre to be around other people It s a natural motlvatlon for lt s In everyone The school and town glve students and adults many opportumtles to satlsfy th1s deslre 65 pi- x Bowl" game over tnaturally Aberdeen wonl. the girls begin to peel off the several layers 'of equipment. They hadnt realized there was so much under that one thin looking uniform. With the second annual "Powder ,eqjs ' "N 3 115' 1 - Jg .r ' if . 16 l?"2.'Q. Eagles Continue Homecoming Winning Streak This years Homecoming, as the other three in the past, was highly successful in all respects. For the first time, the pep rally, bon-fire, and 'tPowder Bowl" game on Friday night attracted enough people to rival the parade, game, and dance of the following day. However, the events held on Friday will never outclass the Homecoming game with its crowning of the Homecoming Queen on Saturday. This years Homecoming Queen, as chosen by the football team, was Kay Payne. Preceding the game was the crowning of the queen, performed by the co-captains of the football team, Tony Ulehla and Ronnie Rhinehart. The game itself was a thriller. At the half we were losing to Sherwood 7-O, but in the second half we sprung to life and came from behind to win 13-7. This comeback victory heightened the spirits of everyone. Actually, we had to wing we hadn't lost a Homecoming game yet, so we had to keep the record going. 5333321 Zilgirsty gridgisrs head-for the nearest Cheerleaders lead the students grouped Us 3 50015 ai I 9 game 15 QVGF- 0119 Of around the bon-fire in cheers. The fire was em Seems 0 HW? t9mP0I'3f11Y fofiloftell big, the night was cold, so spirits ran high. her feminine upbringing and is caught in a typical bucket-drinking pose. limb 5 ' x ...tl Homecoming Queen, Kay Payne, rides off the football field in a convertible after being crowned. That evening she was again crowned during the Homecoming dance. This dance turned out to be the most enjoyable semi- formal dance that Aberdeen had had in a long time. By Defeating Sherwood 13-7 On the field for the crowning before the game are the Queen, Kay Payne, and two of her attendants, Kay Kane and Marie Davis, and their escorts. The other attendants who are not pictured were Janet Fabrick, Anna Mae Denbow, and Beverly Bounds. Each girl had two senior football players as escorts. , L D ,ty A A This is one of the floats in the Homecoming parade. It represents our record of three wins in three Home- comings and asks whether anyone thinks they can break our record. The scores of the previous games were the follow- ing: against Havre de Grace 119549 20-O, against Sherwood H9553 32-0, against Havre de Grace again 119565 39-0. And this year, 1957, against Sherwood again, we defeated them 13-7. - ln.. In the "Late, Late, Late Show", the monster captures and kills one of - the British scientists seeking a forbidden gold idol. Hard Work Produces Memorable Variety Show The Variety Show, "Will Dexter Dingle Spoil TV?", was a howling success. It was a first, in the sense that all dialogue was written by students. Credit must be given to Miss Janice Mellinger and Mr. Charles Baker for their direction of the show. The show itself is centralized about Dexter Dingle CWhitie Perkinsl, who comes to a television studio seeking a show to sponsor. However, everybody at the studiois too busy to listen to him, so he gets buffeted about from scene to scene. Every place he goes, he causes pandemonium. Some of the more memorable scenes are the following: "Late, Late, Late Show", "Quiz Shown, Boo toothpaste advertisement, bar room scene, and "Mike Mallace Interview." An essential part of every Variety Show is the girl's kick chorus. Here they are pictured during a practice session. y Q E be A 5 2: 35 . g " i 5 1 .l . .. Cricket is carried over the threshold into her new home by her husband, Adam. -2 o u Qt o ,, Semors Present Their Pla : The B1rds and the Boys "The Birds and the Boysn centers around Adam and Cricket Martin, two newly- weds CLou Svoboda and Kay Kanel, who move into a small mid-western town. They soon discover that one side of their property is bordered by a reformatory, when two of its inmates, Tex and Eyes CBob Ellis and Art Koszoruj, pay them an unannounced visit. To complicate things, the daughter, Debbie CToni Jonesl, of the local socialite, who is doing her best to make the reformatory move, falls in love with Tex. Things steadily get worse until Debbie almost runs away from home. Then, thanks to Cricket, mother and daughter are reconciled, Tex is brought into their family, and the re- formatory is shown to be an asset rather than a burden to the community. MEMBERS OF THE CAST: Standing: M. Davis, Photographer, B. Bounds, Leslie Chatterton, V. Hybner, Hobart Worthen, K. Hale, Mrs. Kluckholm, J. Dixon, Soapy, L. Svoboda, Adam Martin, T. Ulehla, Mr. Kluckholm, B. Ellis, Tex, T. Jones, Debbie, A. Denbow, Photographer. Seated: L. McDonald, Beanie, K. Kane, Cricket Martin, L. Duncan, Mrs. Barker, A. Koszoru, Eyes. The guest speaker was Mr. Peters from the Board of Education in Bel Air. He gave an informative speech on the purpose of the Honor Society. The four new members stand before the students and faculty and repeat the oath administered by Mr. Potter. Honor Society "Taps" Four Seniors The first Honor Society tapping of the year was held during a very quiet, suspenseful, and impressive ceremony. The guest speaker of the ceremony was Mr. Peters from the Board of Education. Following his speech upon the purpose of the Honor Society, members gave speeches on Service, Character, Scholar- ship, and Leadership, the four qualifications of all members. Upon conclusion of the speeches, everything turned quiet in the auditorium. A lilting melody, coming from the organ, only added to the suspense as four members of the Society went out among the students to htap' the four new members: Bob Ellis, Frances Collier, Toni Jones, and MichaelSampson. The ceremony was concluded with the administering of the oath by Mr. Potter. The old and the new members: Seated are the four new members, Bob Ellis. Frances Collier, Toni Jones, and Michael Sampson. Stand- ing are the eight old members, Lynn McDonald, Beverly Bounds, Janet Fabrick, Ludvik Svoboda, Rose Hardin, Kay Kane, Tony Ulehla, and Lynne Thompson. 70 Our May King and Queen reign over their subjects on May Day. The festivities are clirnaxed in the evening by the May Dance. The girls ofthe Home Economics Department display stu n n i n g spring fashions. X diff? .4 '-1 0.3! 2:94 fi The Queen and King of the May, Mary McMorrow and Frank Falcone, sit upon their beflowered throne flanked by their court. 1957 Mayday Held Outdoors The 1957 Mayday was the first ever held outdoors. The day was sunny and clear, and the beautiful weather addedto the splendor of the Queen, King, and Court. Although the senior high students were not permitted outside except for the crowning of the Queen, a good time was had by allg for the teachers did not have the heart to give the students much work on such a day. The King and Queen were Frank Falcone and Mary McMorrow, and a wonderful couple they made. In the evening was the traditional May Dance, with its grand march and quiet dance music. Here are some of the ladies and gentlemen of the court who represent the Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshmen classes. .gi?'. in tf""'Hc . 1" Mr Berman as Heddw Hooper stars Ill the These boys mass the1r muscles ln order to varsltv versus facultv basketball game form thls h'1l'1nted IJXI"lI1lld of ten The bov s klck chorus a hllarxous part of exerv Varlety Show Here they dlsplay their peculnar talents 73 . 4. , , Fifi .L We Could Have Danced All Night King Neptuneis invitation included not only dancing but also dining. The banquet proved to be a grand start for the large evening ahead. In regalness and splendor King Neptune rules over his subjects who attended his gala prom given in their honor. The ball took place in his glorious underwater kingdom. N "-'-1 NlP"'w'4l' l '7 - 5 .x 7' Q g .-W I .- I 1 - - . :wh- ii 'X. ' f 74 Q. Ish N ,sei J Z.. M . Y,- I 57 tngflgt 1 I I! ,J-ff The sea was calm and peaceful before we entered but all came to life with our coming. On the down beat, music filled the room and dancers crowded the floor. And Still Have Wished For More We danced all night as fish and colored bubbles floated above our heads. From the mouth of a huge whale came the lilting music of Eddie Dwyer. Semor DIFCCIOIY EUGENE JOSEPH BACHINSKI Academic Universlty of Kentucky Varslty Club 10 11 Baseball 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Basket ball 10 Jumor Play Prom Commlttee 11 Athlettc Assoctatlon 12 Blue 81 Gold Yearbook Staff Monitors 12 Chou' 12 BARRY LEE BAKER General Air Force Football 11 12 BEVERLY HELEN BOUNDS Commerclal Goldey Beacom Blue 81 Gold 10 Home room Secretary 10 Varlety Show 10 Semor Choir Honor Soctety ll 12 Momtor 11 12 Manager of Magazme Campa1gn12 Yearbook 12 Secretary of Honor Soclety 12 Town Column 12 Attendant to Homecomlng Queen CONSTANCE LEE BROOKS Commercxal Alrlme Hostess Homeroom Vice presldent 10 11 Art Club 10 Blue gl Gold 11 Prom Commlttee 11 Yearbook 12 Guldance Office 11 12 GEORGE BROWN Commerclal Busmess Servlce Club 10 Choir 12 Treasurer of Homeroom 11 HomeroomV1ce pres1dent12 Varletv Show 12 Bowlmg 12 GARY EDWIN BRUNO Commerclal Busmess School Chess Club 10 Magazme Campalgn 12 Bowlmg 12 Offlce Helper 12 NANCY LEE BURNS Commerclal Secre tary Majorette 101112 Cholr 101112 Varlety Show 1011 12 Homecommg Com mlttee 12 JO ANN CHATFIELD Academlc Nurstng Speedball 10 Hockey 11 Yearbook 12 Cholr 12 Trl H1 Y 10 Prom 11 Fashlon Show 11 FRANCES ANN COLLIER Commerclal Goldey Beacom Commercial Club 10 Monitor 10 12 Variety Show 10 11 12 Blue 81 Gold 10 Homeroom Secretary 10 Vlce President of Homeroom 11 Chatrman Decoration Committee Prom 11 Athletlc Assoctatlon 11 Vice president 12 Senior Cholr 12 PATRICK NEAL COLLIER Academlc Harford Jumor College Soccer 10 11 12 Senior Play 12 Prom 11 MARY VIRGINIA DAHM C o m m e r c 1 al Towson Home Economxcs Club 10 HELEN MARIE DAVIS Academlc Teach lng Varlety Show 101112 Homeroom Secretary 10 Athletlc Assoclatlon Secretary 10 Semor Cholr 1012 Cheerleader 11 12 Captaln 12 Prom Banquet Comm1ttee Chalrman Mon1tor11l2 Yearbook 12 Homecommg Attendant 12 Fashxon Show 11 Semor Play JUANITA DAVIS Commercial Housewife Athlettc ASSOCIHIIOII Representatlve 11 Secretary of Homeroom 10 Treasurer of Class ll Student Council 12 ANNA MAE ELMIRA DENBOW Commer clal University of Maryland Speedball 10 Cholr 10 11 12 Varlety Show 11 12 Fashlon Show 10 Hockey 11 Softball 11 12 Chrlstmas Show Sprmg Concert Blue 81Gold Prom Commlttee 11 Basketball 11 Yearbook 12 Mon1tor 12 Student Councll 12 State Cholr JOHN TAYLOR DIXON General Harford Jumor College Student Council 10 Football 11 12 Momtor 11 12 Varlety Show 11 12 Choxr 11 Semor Play Jumor College Draftsman CHARLOTTE DUNCAN General Catherme Glbbs Secretarlal School Semor Play THOMAS EDWARD DUNNE Academic Servlce ROBERT EARL ELLIS Academic Emory gl Henry College Soccer 10 11 12 Variety Show 10 11 12 Mon1tor 10 11 12 Student Council 10 Track 11 12 Football 12 Senior Play JANET LOUISE FABRICK Academlc West Suburban College 81 Wheaton College Blue 8: Gold 11 12 Honor Society 11,12 Year book 12 PATRICK CARVER FAIRCLOTH Academic Umverslty of Maryland MARY EDITH FEJFAR Academic Uni verstty of Maryland Yearbook 12 Prom 11 Blue 81 Gold 12 MICHAEL PHILLLP GEBHART General Junlor College Draftsman BARBARA JANE GOUKER Commerc1al Teachlng Blue gl Gold 10 11 12 Softball 11 12 Cafeterla Fashlon Show Yearbook Typlst Pep Club 12 Bowling 12 Guidance Office 12 u s ., . . 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