Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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ome Our Organizafiolfw. . A colorful Christmas operetta, an honest-to-goodness radio broadcast, rallies of various kinds, and a number of other programs have been the work of the Assembly Committee. This group has spent endless hours in preparing entertaining and inspiring programs to present to us every two or three weeks. Its aim has been to fulfill, to a certain extent, the quotation above our auditorium stage, The measure of a man is the depth of his con- victions, the breadth of his interests, and the height of his idealsf, With Miss Mary Kathar- ine Cox as faculty adviser and Barbara Jane Oaks as chairman, the Committee, composed of approximately forty-five members, has worked to arrange a schedule of assemblies whereby each department of the school could be represented at least once. In order that it might function more efhciently, the group has been divided into the following sub-committees: programs, with Martha Smith and Barbara Jane Oaks, co- chair- man, Miss Virginia Vincent, adviser, music, Ronald Shaw and Marilyn Meyer, co-chair- men, and Mr. Charles Haslup, adviser, costumes, Janice Brandenburg and Charlene Halpine, co-chairmen, and Miss Janith Horsey, adviser, makeup, Dana Kohler, and Miss Katharine Kibler, adviser, decorations and art, Dolores Duval, chairman, typing, Elizabeth Suit, chairman, stage and stage effects, Allan Housely, chairman, scenery, Anna Eisen- Ae Ademdg Cnmmiffee fww loresenferflorogramd or our enferfainmenf stein, chairman. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE First Row: B, Vierh, E. Suitt, J. Humphreys M. Hall, B. Oaks, Miss Cox, P. Boldizar, Bi Randall, B. Billing, P. Grant. Second Row: H. Earle, J. Hartford, M. Meyer, A. Agapetos, L. Bonney, C. Butler, J. Logan, J. McCormick, M. L. Meyer, C. Ewald, C Klakring. Third Row: H. Allen, B. Basil, M. Hardesty, M. Robinson, B, Fox, D. Duval, P. Lancaster, M. Smith, C. Halpine, A. Leatherbury. Fourth Row: R. Chambers, Brennan, C. West, A. Housley, T. La Manna, M. Roth, S. Cutler. t Te- 28 vnu: 'M'

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Our jwo agifucfenf pwdgcafiond. TALLY-HO EDITORS 'F 5? H. Earle, P. Beard, S. Davis, N. Stotz, A. Carr, B. Bass, R. Ellershaw, A. Eisensteiin, Miss Kibler. , , , , we Lowe ,9lftA65!LE6! cz Jcizoofloaloer. In order to report our school activities, to promote school spirit, and to provide for student expression, the Tally-Ho has been edited every three weelcs by a staff of volunteers. This four-page chronicle has given us food for thought in its editorials and laughs in its columns, Loose Enclsi' and Main Hall Chatter. Editor Anne Carr has sent her staff of reporters into every corner of the school to inquire about activities and events which concern the entire student body. Assisting her has been Bob Bass, Nancy Stotz has served as News Editor, Robin Ellershaw, as Feature Editor, Philip Beard and Sally Davis, as Sports Editors, Anna Eisenstein, as Exchange and Alumni Editor, and Harry Earle, as Photography Editor. A large number of cub reporters also have made invaluable contributions to the success of this journalistic endeavor. Miss Katharine Kibler has been the faculty adviser of the group. STAR REPORTERS, PHOTO- GRAPHY STAFF, TYPISTS, AND CUB REPORTERS M. L. Flood, G. Beal, D. Hipltins, M. Green, E, Lerner, I. Greenfield, H. Gritz, 1. Maberry, C. Butler, F. Howard, Joachim, D. Steph- ens, R. Danek, C. West, R. Church, M. Munroe, A. Colburn, D. Clarlc B. Podlich. iiagnkyg fa

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alle QVLJZPQC! M5 l'LU6?,!lft6l4L SSZPUIICQJ, ART SERVICE Seated: Mrs. Miller, A. Beans, K. Mumford, R. Carter, N. Stotz, R. Ellershaw. Standing: fFirst Rowl O. Zelko, R. Wooster, A. Eisenstein, D. Duval, E. Suit, Logan, N. Hallock, R. Chambers, T. Alexander, V. Taylor. Standing fsecond Rowl: W. Knight, G. Raw- lings, A. jackson, M. I. I-Ialpine. LIBRARY COUNCIL First Row: M. L. Whittington, Cromar, B Deale, E. Hall, R. Ellershaw, R. Carter, N. Stotz, P. Baker, F. Cohen, G. Jefferson, Mrs. Judd. Second Row: G. Sinclair, J. Frano, A. Wolfe, M. Quade, L. Bonney, C. Butler, S. Cutler, J. Michaelson, M. L. Halpine, C. Halpine, L. Luttrell, M. Munroe, C. Bounelis, J. Green- berg, C. Lynch, T. Field. Third Row: G. Bass, L. Sipe, Norfolk, J. Norwood, T. Alexander, B. Clemens, H. Earle, T. Hurt, H. O'Neale, E. Pennington. Fourth Row: S. Fredenburgh, S. Allston, S. Basil, P. Wilson, J. Rogers, G. Jensen, J. Hep- ler, C. Monday, A. Spiecher, L. Woolford, B. Collison, M. Dill, R. Dougherty, R. Dur- ham, G. Richman, N. Russell, P. Saslaw. ur a,rlfi5f4 Aaue acfuerlfideaf our acfiuified wifi, pwfem .... Members of the Art Service have kept our corridors gaily decorated with eye-catching posters advertising dances, jamborees, contests, and campaigns. It has been largely through the publicity which this group has provided that our social functions and school events have been made successful. Vvorking under the direction of President Rheta Carter and the faculty adviser, Mrs. Maxine Miller, this organization has turned in a splendid performance for which we are truly grateful. ...an our 6004-Lying Aiencdi have auiafeaf in fire Edrarg. Those students who enjoy quiet, book-lilled places have worked before, after, and during school hours in our library as members of the Library Council. Chosen by their homerooms to work in this organization, they have assisted the librarian, Mrs. Frances Judd, by performing the many routine tasks which are required for the proper functoning of the library. 29