Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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LOIS SELENA KLAKRING Voted Annapolis' best girl citizen, popular Lois has achieved renown as the Wake's businesslike Literary Editor and proven her- self indespensable to the newly formed Student Government. Her everlasting pat- ience and appealing personality should earn her distinction in the field of white caps and starched skirts. GRACE KLEIS Gracie is one of our vivacious girls that really knows what to do with her feet. A strictly commercial student, her am- bition is, no doubt, headed in this direc- tion. PEGGY MARICE KLYMAN Peggy with her big black eyes, who came to us from our friendly rival, Arundel High, has gained many friends. Her democratic ways of thinking should aid her greatly when she yoins the WAVES. SHIRLEY MOLCHE KOTZ I N For four years a faithful worker in the library, Shirley was right-hand-man to the librarian. She is undecided as to a career, but is considering the nursing or library profession. ALBERT RITCHIE JONES VLJNIL Bucky Participating in after school sports and be- ing homeroom captain proves that sports rate number one with Bucky. After grad- uation he wants to help win the war by entering the Marine Air Corps. CATHERINE MAY KELLY Katsie Katsie has the Irish characteristics pretty black hair and blue eyes Being a distributive education student and having a sweet disposition, she make a perfect salesgirl. FREDERICK GERARD KERR Nfltfif Gerry Gerry, although one of our quieter students, was an active member of many school org- anizations. His intense interest in aero- nautics will be of great value to him as a Naval Aviator. THOMAS IRVING KING Tommy Tommy is an all-round good fellow Well-liked, his ambition to be a per fect husband may not be so hard a task to accomplish. Anyway, good luck Tommy!

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MABLE LEE HUNZIKER Lee Lee was well known throughout A.H.S. As yet, Lee has no definite plans for the fu- ture, but we are all sure that she will be as successful in any field she may choose as she was at Annapolis High. DAVID ALBERT HURT Dave Vice-president of the Student Organiza- tion and Circulation Editor for the year- book, Dave was one of our most active seniors. After graduation he hopes for an appointment to the Naval Academy. We know he would be a worthy succes- sor to his father. RUBEN HYATT Boobla Boobla has been active in both intra-murals and after school sports, especially basket- ball and soccer. He wants to help his coun- try either as a war worker or as a Navy flyer. OLIVE MAE JACKSON Jackie Jackie with her pleasant, perky smile has been with us all four years of high school. She hopes to become a good cook. The reason: Who are we to say? EVELYN JEAN JEFFERSON Ebbie Ebbie has been an asset and a credit to the commercial department. Her work in the office will aid her greatly in being success- ful in her chosen field after graduation. HELEN INEZ JENSEN Perkie Perkie is a source of never-ending de- light to those who know her, and is in- terested in many things. Helen wants to be a model. Could it be another Power's? MELICENT CAROLYN JOHNSON Moe Moe is a pretty blonde with an attractive voice. Her experience in singing will help lead her to her future goal to sing with an orchestra. The best of luck to you Moe , THELMA JEAN JOHNSON Thelma We know this pretty, quiet, little Vir- ginian as a friend in need is a friend indeed. Her brilliance has shown up on the Literary Staff.

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DOROTHY JANE KRAPF Dot With sparkling eyes and pretty smile, Dot is pleasant to work with. She has been an asset to the A Capella Choir and a very valuable worker on the Literary Staff. All these qualities will make her o good nurse. DOROTHY EDITH KREMEN Dot Dot is that unusual type that not only rates the title of the most studious girl but also deserves commendation as one of A. H. S.'s active participants in sports. The Tally-Ho owes many of its fine sports articles to her pen. JERRY KREMEN Jar Quiet, dark-haired Jerry has ben very ac- tive in intra-murals. Since he is intensely interested in aeronautics, we feel that he will be successful in airplane engineering. CHARLES EDWIN LAMB Chucker Chucker, president of the Social Club, needs no introduction. Full of spirit he is easily distinguished by his smart clothes. With a great future ahead, he wants to be an aeronautical engineer. ISABEL CHRISTINE LEATHERBURY Blonde, friendly, Isabel has acquired-many friends at A. H. S. Her efficiency, shown by her fine work in the commercial field, points to her success as a secretary. ETHEL MARIE LEE Sis The Homemaking Department has claimed Ethel during her high school years. Friendly Sis will be only too willing to give you a permanent in a few years at her new beauty salon. MARY CARROLL LEE Puddles Puddles is taking the homemaking course as she is preparing to become ci dietician. Hoping to be of service to Uncle Sam, she wants to plan meals for the Marines. RAE ALI NE LEE Rae is that popular senior with those pretty brown eyes. As treasurer for our new Student Organization, she has set a high standard of accomplishment for its future treasurers. Patients will ap- preciate that doctor's receptionist.