Boonsboro High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Boonsboro, MD)

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Alfred C. Joseph R. Florence A. Helen N. J. Alaric Alcorn Arnold Baker Beckenbaugh Bowman Music Senior Glee Club Social Studies Counselor World History English First Aid Girl Scouts Math f4CLLTy Truman Doyle Shop 'V Jane S. Guyton English Activities Com. Dorothy K. Braithwaite Math Leroy G. Carter, Jr. Sponsor, Student Council Amer. History Audio-Visual Committee Pupil-Personnel Advisor Francis M. Castle H. Paul DeHart Chemistry Physics Senior Science School Treasurer Math Driver Training Alfred P. Fehl English School Publications John J. Ferdian. Jr. Counselor F.T.A. Club Public Relations Foster E. Ford Phys. Education Band Varsity Baseball Varsity Soccer 3 G. Page Gardner Problems of Democracy Cafeteria Supervisor

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nncipai s ord OP 1G ear DOUGLAS M. BIVENS Principal It is a privilege and a pleasure to use the 1955 issue of THE HI-LIGHTER to communicate directly with the faculty, school employees, students and citizens of the community. This pictorial report is especially designated to interpret the year’s record of the overall educational program and services of Boonsboro High School, and the wide range of faculty and student interests and activities. In pictorial, graphic and verbal form with an attractive layout, it serves as a documentary of the highlights of the current academic year to show the readers how Boonsboro High School people live, think and act. The report relates directly to the present schooling, contemporary environment and experiences and future work and careers of our young men and women. In the next pages of this student publication, you will note descriptive sketches; you will see illustrations of the personalities and feature events which directly contributed to the improvement and advancement of the educational enterprise and community culture and which had a desirable Influence on the continued growth and development of teen-agers and professional staff members during the current academic year. Indeed, this has been a busy and fruitful year! I point with pride and appreciation to the time, energy, thoi ght, wholehearted cooperation, earnest support and unfailing loyalty which my colleagues readily exercised in the helpful guidance, training and education of our young men and women. 2 Douglas M. Bivens (S)

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Norman W. Haines Shop Louise M. Imler Shorthand Typewriting Audio-Visual Committee Ralph O. Kifer Math Elsie C. Thomas H. Patricia K. Hanson Hicks Hull Home Ec. English Core Future Home- Civics makers of Amer. James G. Jones Science Junior Varsity Audio-Visual Committee Raymond W. Kaetzel Math School Rings E. Cecil Keller Vocational Ag. Shop James R. Lemmert Science Jr. High Safety L. Jean Lindsay Librarian Junior Varsity Basketball Nancy C. Manuel Phys. Education Girls’ Varsity Softball, Field-ball Basketball Donald W. Hunt Science Franklin S. Keyser Phys. Education Varsity Basketball Science Junior Varsity Softball Mary Frances Martin Secretary 4