Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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N0 ouveiz FRANCIS CARR Ollie has served on both the Library Council and the Tally-Ho Staff during his stay in AHS. Now he's ready to join the Navy and see what there is to see. MARY ANN CHANCE Mary Ann, who can well be placed in the friend indeed class, has served on the Circula- tion Committee of the Wake. She has pursued the commercial course in AHS, for her goal is to become a private secretary. MARY LEE COLLINSON Mary Lee has proved her reli- ability and efficiency as the mod- est secretary of the Wake. She takes dictation at one hundred and twenty words per minute. Who's looking for a super secre- tary? MARGARET ELAINE COOK The saying that Still water runs deep certainly applies to red-haired Cookie. A diligent academic student, she is a mem- ber of the National Honor Society and excels in English and French. She hopes to attend Maryland University to be trained as a teacher. MARGARET SARAH CRAIG Attractive Peggy has accumu- lated a large circle of friends dur- ing her four years at AHS. Her ambition is to see the world-but not at dawn, for she hates to get up in the morning. I4 DORIS ELIZABETH CARTER Although she has been an ac- tive participant in all sports throughout her four years in AHS, Doris favors hockey and basket- ball. A student in the homemak- ing course, she likes good food and clothes. Her favorite pastime is dancing. MARY KATH RYN CLEMENS Kit's active participation in sports, her ever-ready laugh, and her sense of humor have gained her many friends during her stay in AHS. Having already soloed, she is well on her way toward achieving her lofty ambition of becoming an aviatrix. MARGARET J EAN CONN ELLEY Peggy, the gal with a sparkling personality and an enthusiasm for action, has deployed her ability in the Legislature and Glee Club, on the Tally-Ho staff, and in innum- erable other activities. Music, dancing, and California rank high on her list of favorites. After college she wants to be a cadet nurse. JOHN WILLIAM COON EY On the Traffic Squad and Var- sity Soccer Team and in the Stunt Night production-these are the places where we have seen Johnny perform this year. He liked the shop courses, so we're not sur- prised that he wants to become a Diesel engineer. DOROTHY TH ELMA CULLEMBER Our only regret is that diffident Dot has reserved her infectious smile for special occasions. Her interest in social science in AHS and the church work which have claimed much of her outside time attest her unselfish temperament. We understand she's going to make someone a good wife soon.

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JOSEPH HENRY BOUCHAL The lure of the great out- doors has captivated Joe who con- fesses that the two great loves in his life are food and sleep. Scho- lastically he has been interested in science and mathematics, and he hopes to use them in civil en- gineering someday. LOIS GERTRUDE BRABEN DER Art, Academy hops, and music are the big three in the life of Lois, an attractive brunette. She has pursued the academic course here, and next year will find her in college. DAVID WESLY BRASHEARS Dave, a shop major who played soccer for AHS last fall, wants to become an electrical engineer. We'll let you in on a little secret, girls! He despises washing dishes! MARY DELMA BRICE Mary Delma, an ardent horse- woman, is truly lovely to look at. Her varied activities in AHS have embraced the Social Club, Student Government, and Glee Club. Included in her plans for the future are college and a trip to Alaska. Brrr! 'A Y DANIEL cLEMM suirris Clemm, another lad in AHS who has found sports more to his liking than homework, hails from Eastport. He too will be Navy- bound after graduation, ANGEL PETE BOUN ELIS Bonell's love for a good time is openly revealed by that gleam in his eye and his slow smile. He's interested in all sports and has played soccer with the Varsity this year. Angel has but one ambition which is, to quote him, to make a million before l'm thirty. ' W J U Q' I CHARLES i-iowAno Bimnifono Bucky left us before graduation to join forces with Uncle Sam. However, his absence has not dim- med our memory of his splendid work on the Varsity Soccer Team and the Traffic Squad. H ELEN DOROTHY BREWER Blonde Helen, ci member of the Honor Society, has been no less than business manager of the Wake. The commercial course, which she has pursued throughout her four years here, will be sup- plemented in business college be- fore she settles down to become a private secretary. DANIEL PIERCE BUCK Up to this point in his life, Wedge's interest has centered around sports and Fords. After an interlude during which he will don the khaki, he will study en- gineering. F. EnwARo BURTIS That always-smiling Eddie has been no loafer is proved by a lengthy list of activities which in- cludes the Traffic Squad, the Glee Club, the Student Court, and the Student Guidance Committee. Af- ter graduation he's going to serve Uncle Sam first, then he'll become a civil engineer. l3

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ADDIE VIRGINIA DAVIS This commercial student, who has helped with both the circula- tion and typing of the Wake, as- pires to become o secretary. Her winsome personality and native ability cause us to predict success for her in this field. SHIRLEY MAE DAWSON Unassurning Shirley has been a good student who lived in a world of books and music. Sports in general and ice skating in par- ticular have been her hobbies, and she has given freely of her time to type for the Wake this year. MARION CLARE DEE Since Marion has been across the continent four times, it is no wonder that her main interest lies in traveling. If she realizes her present ambition, she'll be a lady-in-white some day. MARY LOU DELLINGER Modest, efficient Mary Lou has worked quietly and loyally for AHS this year. Her excellent work as chairman of the Assembly Committee has been evidenced by many fine presentations. The sin- cerity in her smiling brown eyes, together with her charm and ver- satility, have made her a favorite with all of us. OPAL ELIZABETH ANN DEY Lovely red-headed Betty is an outdoor girl actively interested in all sports. She has devoted her time in AHS to secretarial train- ing, a skill which, because of her penchant for journalism, she hopes to employ someday in a newspaper office. MARVIN C. DAWSON, JR. Most people could not help be- ing attracted by easy-going, wise- cracking Pete, whose sunny dispo- sition makes him especially al- lergic to rainy mornings. He likes sailing, and so he chooses the Navy as his means of serving Uncle Sam. BETTY LOU DAY Bet is one of our fast-moving seniors who love a good time. She has played an important part in sports in AHS and has contributed her talent to the work of the So- cial Club. She wants to become a laboratory technician. JEAN ROSSITER DELGADO Those catchy posters around AHS have been constant remind- ers of Jean, who has quite an ar- tistic sense. She is an ardent horsewoman and devotes much of her leisure to attending and par- ticipating in horse shows. Further training in art and extensive trav- el are the two things she wants most in the future. FORREST EARL DEMPSEY, JR. Blond, good-looking Forrest is fond of girls, -and many are the feminine hearts he has made flut- ter. He's having a hard time de- ciding about the future, for he's looking for ci iob which requires neither work nor early rising. ATHENA MARY DIAMOND We all knew Tina, who has fid- dled away in the Orchestra at ev- ery assembly. Although she has taken the general course during her four years here, her plan for the future includes secretarial training at some business college. l5 NIJ