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Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

 - Class of 1958

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Q ' 1 l ' 'i ' . ,V V. . I . . I . I . I ,fy I , I 1958 CATONIAIUI , we i ,, I I , A Catonsville Senior I-ligll School Catonsville, Maryland J fl 1 -'K' 'N ,f 1 6 jgp: X, W. ,Ag - X X fx LZ- sf Q rf ff' Y.,-1 Og. If 373 , , F Q ,QW Velvet campus evolves from urchilecfs drawing board JUST SEVEN SHORT years ago Catonsville Senior High School was simply a name-an incomplete plan on an architects drawing board. But, as time passed, men of vision and imagination filled in all the minute details and transferred the plan from the drawing board to our present velvet campus. Wcmrking together. architects. construction engineers, and school officials brought out of a wooden tract of land a modern high school. During the first year of this project, thousands of cubic yards of earth were pushed and coaxed into a more pleasing contour. Gradually a steel skeleton reared itself against the horizon as truckloads of bricks and cinder blocks arrived daily. In time the disarray gave way to such luxuries as tennis courts. tracks. and connecting walkways. Newly-planted trees and shrubs lent to the campus an air of animation, beauty. and individuality. Fresh green sod eradicated the last traces of the tremendous amount of work that had progressed for two years. The final touch was added with a nature trail which winds its way through the retained wooded areas. Finally, after three years of work, the velvet campus was completed. Mellowed with use, the campus has shown itself not only to be symbolic of achievement and impressiveness, but also to be symbolic of a way of life. Many paths lead to knowledge Faculty - Curriculum -7 Fdizm--SYLVIA JOHNSON Szzff MARY FOWIBR TOM HOBBS DAVID POISI fdzrm JAY TERRY 514 ROOIR BAKER JANILF HOVhRMlII PAI Jusllcr JEAN KESSLER ROBFRTA PFTFRS MAIILIA SUNDQIROM Sports 67 Mum JOHN ROBINSON Smff BOB ALDRILH QJAII AR1HUR MAlifl HINNISQIH BARBARA MIIRPPIX Actlvltles - Features Ifffmf MARILX NN Bom 1BN ALICE PHII I IPS l'ff,mf,1m1 JININII LHAMBFRS Munger MALREEN ODONNLII ROB1 W15GwOR1H OHM Bun SIHAHIR IY11lllgC1' JANBT Bxc,AL lopJEd11or PA1 XWEBLR I.4l1UIlfIl!IfUl IRINI RAnAlsRAs PM mgmpby Mzff MARX ARNB11 IINDA BALLADARSCH SHIRLFY QLNDIRQDORFF A - -I , Y J 1, Y -'I9 .1 - ,E , ,A . ,. Af A , A 4 4 , , A ,V - - ' , ' . , sz 5 1 ' ' ' 83 SMU-NANCY KROUSE, CARl.1sNla MKICIIJEN, KATHY MOOR12, . - I vi . tx, ai Y A, ' via.: ii 1 , 4 Ia, Tv., 'T . ' 4' -QI -I .ff ' V , f . 1- Q . ff, .fegwyp . I 0' f I I W- 4 X a VN J, . A, ' 'xg' A A , ...ff ' .fkusmfgfy .I '59 f ' , . . I ' f ' 5 . 'af l, Pj 5 1 is 5 I it f . 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' N 4g -MM . W, Ar K -' ,,, , - x- ,ia , X , - , 3 ,gf ' -. up., A-wt, fa-,QP u , -, V., .-fvxhvfif X .1 wj5,,, -,L . K' A t ,. mf' ' A Tf: 5' 1.4 ' h w f ':f-'Tffm'.. f ' , rg. , vi R fu- N if- it sq. .A 1 x'A - , f we 1 f I N - , J M.. 24,33 no ...awww At the crest of our campus . .. CA'I'ONSVII-I.E'S IIACULTY is the foundation for the educational purpose about which our campus re- volves. When we think of our faculty, we realize that they add to our campus the essentials of authority, creativeness, and purpose. At the crest of the campus is Mr. Taylor F. Johnston, our principal. His duties are to adminis- ter the various functions of our school, and to make plans for its ever-increasing enrollment. Mr. John- ston has a B.A. degree from St. john's College and has done graduate work at various universities. Catonsville's vice principal, Mr. Karl Schwartz, assists Mr. Johnston in his duties. This year Mr. Schwartz has accepted the duty of serving as chair- man of the newly formed Advisory Council. Mr. Schwartz was graduated from Towson State Teach- ers College, and he later received a B.S. and a mas- ter's degree. Miss Edna Schwartz, administrative assistant, makes sure that each student's schedule is care- fully planned and co-ordinated. A graduate of Goucher College, she is never too busy to put aside her stacks of schedules to give a student guidance. MATHEMATICS: Mrs. D. Frcch, Algebra: Miss M. Walters, Algebra. junior azl1'i.ror.' Miss N. Picklcsimcr, Algebra, Pep Rally Committee. No! Prerent-Miss gl. Coffman. Geometry. General Math Rerieu. DEPARTMENT HEADS: SCI- ENCE, Miss V, Duval, Chern- irtry. DlXfI1.f.fi!lll Group. Kat Card Comnziltcc: MATH, Mr. E. Ereeny, 7.l'l,LfINlfIIIl6'lVV1, Ge- ometry. Rarity of Senior High Abzfbq rnaxcrfnclis. Miss M. Rowland. Frenflv. Spinzirlr Bible Study Club: Miss M. Davis, Englisla II, 12. 'uf .l E! Science, languages open new worlds SCIENCE: Miss R. Warren, Cbemirtry, Comumef Sci- enre. Lunrh Monitorr: Miss E. Davidson, Biology' Mr. D. Piledggi, Biology: Mrs. A. Klingaman, Biology Mr. H. Rc-fo, Plvyfiar. Conrutner Sl.'lL'!1L4E'. Fire and Air Raid .xlU71iI0f.f.' Mr. E. Karol, Biology. Conruzner Science. Not Prerent-Mr. H. Gritlin, Conrunzer Scienre. Biology LANGUAGE: Sealed-Mrs. F. Hague, latin: Miss F. Silcox, English II. Student Coznzrilf Mrs. DI. Kync, Iinglirh IU. Spanish. Speer-la, CATONIAN. Standing-Mr. H. Nueslein, Ifztin, Englirly 115 Mr. W. Donahoo, Ifnglirli IU: Miss E. josselyn, English II. 12. Eligibility C0!I17I1llf6E.' Miss E. Pupu, 1Tn,Qli.flv IU: Miss M. Bott, Enkelirlo IU: Mrs. C. Giru, Englirlf 12. journalirnz. KAY-HI, Ciratllmlion Script Crmlnzitteex Mr. E. Budelis, Ifnglirla IO. No! Present-Miss K. Klier. Englirh II, Dranzatirs. 1 1 X s D E P A R T M E N T HEADS: SOCIAL STUDIES, Mr. G. Walburn, Geog- raphli. Slutlerlt Court. Mmltlorf, Rifle Club, Ilnitecl Natimtr Club, Difcunion Group: PHYS- ICAL EDUCATION, ISIF. Demanss, Varsitg Soccer. Varviti Lacrofie. Athletic Committee. SOCIAL STUDIES: Seated'-Mrs. M. Parks, Social Studief IU. Modern aml Contemporarj Hiftorg. Axsemlily Com- mittee: Mrs. J. Murphy, Social Stuzliex IO. Etlglifls II: Miss M. Webster, Social Stmliei' II. Point Sjytem Com' mittee, .wpbottlrne azlriiur. Slatlclitlg-Mr. I-I. Graybill, Social Stutliei 12: Mr. O. Ferruso, Social Studie! 10, l.V. Soccer. I.V. Lacroue: Mr. B. Ebersole, Social Studies IU. II. Jfllillt' au'z'iJor: Mr. R. English, Social Studies II. Election! Committee: Mr. H. Schindler, Social Studie: IU: Mr. I-I. Shannon, Social Studies 12: Mr. W. Shannon, Social Stutlief IU. ART AND MUSIC: Mr. L. Orndorff, Arty Mr. J. lakes, Choral Music: Mr. R. Taylor, Irzitrumental Alutic. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mr. R. Beaflh, Vartitj Basketball. I.V. Baieballq Mr. D. Rosen, Varsity. j.V. Croix Country Vanity. l.V. Track: Miss R. Lyne, ,l.V. Hockey. Variitj. j.V. Softball: Miss J. Mazey, 1.V. Bafketball. Varsity j.V. Volleylfallf Miss M. Wharton, Vvdffifj Field Hockey, Vanity Baiketlfall. Fields of learning 2 ,X W, I 7' .ff f ,. f WW ' .1 4, 2 ff L: 11, , ., ,, 5 L.- ,,,.,1 eg present variety as PW ce-4' BUSINESS: Seulerfshiiss M. Clark, Bll.l'iII6,U' Eflzzmlirnlf Mrs. R, Hayes, Bn,ri11e.i',r Iizlmufirnz. CATONIAN blzrirlen grrfrirrnz Smmliug-fMiss A. Garriry, Burinerr lfzfmutimi, rezliur uzf1'i,iur.' Mrs. B. Oglfctrcc, Bu.i'iuc,rr Ifrl1u'uIim1,' Miss V. McNulty, Bll.l'illL'.li8' lfrf1uu!irn1.' Mr. K. Smith, Blzsirlesr lfrflzrulirnz, .mpbfmlrne rnfrimr, Mmlilrnzi. j,V. Barketbalh' Mr. P. Loparu, Buriueir Ifrlmutiml. Not Present-Mr. -I. Murray, Bzzriuerr Iirlumlirm. AL'C0lHIf1Il,g'. Mr. Clmrltwz teurlzcr lDL'717lfi' Mulmucy ffm'- mg fcclv11iqlfe.i' zrlille Mr. Mrzrtfrliii and :friv- iug ilmfwrli lrnile nu. PRACTICAL ARTS: .Smluf--hir. C. Sclimmm, Priutirlg. Gnrplvif firing Miss E. Grant, Frmrli. C.fo.fhiN.Q: Mrs. VI. Giindcrsriurrf, lrrmffr' Mr. G, Reinhurr, A1110 AIcr'lm11fr1i'.' Mr, A. Colburn ,He4'fm11ir'uf Drarzing. Sldllililltl-Alf. D. Coxc, uv,lIfIllIlUl'LiI1.Z.' Mr. G. Edwards, lilemnrzirxr. Slugc and Lighting C,um111iIIee.' Mrs, AI. Watkins Cffolhiug. D E P A R T Ni I' N T HEAD5 BL srxiss Xlr 5 Thumas B11 :mir Irlfr razmu PRACTIK A1 skis Nliss H Bozarth Qlulfv UIQ Lunzq 171 live Home Xlr C bkidmore Keir! ii fr Varied services .lar Mr. M. Bauman, gzzirfmzfe m1nz.nclrn', .sfljlbwzznre L1ffl'f.ffl7', and Lzzfzirnr tn Cifrizfmzfcf C!l7117I1jflL'C'.' Mrs. R. Calder. scwcflezrj. and Mrs. H, Sollcrs, glljlfdfltl' mm1,vclm'. S111 61,8711 Aid Cfmzmiffec and F. T, A.. discuss il students schedule. Aim, UVilvzer glarzcef lb7'01l1Qf7 41 new book while Min VLIIZ7 and Min W'ifey 11916 libnzry cm'r1'.r. Mm. AI. Buff. uzfeleriu zmrkcr. pf'epm'e.r food for bzmgry Calmzifes. Mm. C. Seiclfe. mfefefiez cn.fbier'. mleei fznzfb mmzej. color our lives r Mm , A 1 1 1 ww ww. Mm. Phillipf, Mm. Hinecr 111111 Mn. Bowzcier curry 0111 their ez'e1y11'113 Mr. d7Zf! Mfr. Lloyd Lapole, .r11pe1z'imr1f of lbc g1111111dJ, p1111.se 111 111111 outfide llaeir lll'0-L'U72fll7'y 11111 home. 11111111 ll'd.ls 1911111 dj' par! of the 1111! Lll7'71lll7I L',ffdfC. Mm. lf1l11'111'11',s. 111111111 111111w, 1116111 1111111 R11f1111,w1111R 1c111f1c1'.11111'c 1f11r111y the jl11 Cf7ilfL'I1lfL' 111 P.1l11 H1'11111111ffcr 111 11111. ,H11 l'.111 lffwf. 111111 1'11.v1111f11111. .XCLQI 111 11111 11111113 11111111 11 five d1111e,f. '5'3 'wf 1 W uf X111 l,11,11111f111111 111111 111 1'f1f1111111g 111 11111' 111 fZ7L'fV 1111111111 cf 1111111 . R X VQYX' A 9 E fy' i i I .- , 1 ,. . ,.. g 1 ... h ,R ii i .l..-J qa F 1 Mr ,df Mirr Dt1z'id.r01z .rbnuxr biology ,rilzdefzlr Ike forma- limz of hemlock hrafzcber during u fzulzfre excznzrrmz ammza' the millpllf. Mr. Reirzhart a.i.ii.rI,t 411110 vzeclmfzitir .fllldgflfi in lbeir work at lbcy make a thorough check of a car. Classes present the world we live in BUILT UPON THE foundation of learning estab- lished by the faculty is the curriculum of Catons- ville. At C.H.S. education is our main purpose, and the Catonsville student is given a choice of courses into which he may enter. On approaching the brick building on the hill, we hear the shouts of students, who, decked in blue gym suits, dash to and fro. Entering the build- ing, we can sense the medical odors of the health suite. Next we pass the guidance department, and from the main office we can hear an announce- ment being made over the new intercom system. Nearby, in the gym, balls Hy back and forth, while in the auditorium the choir can be heard rehearsing for a program. Starting down the hall, strange sounds are heard from the physics lab as students study resonance. Across the hall, a language class is offering its rendition of several traditional French songs. Many of these students are taking the academic course which requires two years of a language, two years of a science, and two years of academic math. At the end of the hall we find the library with books covering the walls and providing refer- ence and reading materials for the students and faculty of Catonsville. A 423711 rftrsr fetzrm l'lf!C.f for lemzir from Mr. DeMm2.r,r. lfnleriug flue bllfffifflg. ,rlzrdwzlx begin Meir Johan! jrmrazey. Mr. Griffin z1'm'11,f.ve,r plvyuifflrfqqy with LYPIIIIIIIICV' ,fL'f6l.7t'6 ,ff1ld6fII.f, B012 Plan, fvalllfj' Bnffe. and Ediflz Bzffzklcir. Mr. Refo in.flrm'I.r pbyricf .flll!2,67Il,f. Betfy Haci- mamz. Ken Borgfeldl. Tum Crane. and Iobn 0u'e1z.f, during u lub period, Min Wiley flelpj joan Frye .feleft rl book for ber monthly book report. Min Gorrity belpr Linda Dorne bal- tznfe ber bookkeeping ledger ar Peggy Helrrzr, Anita Valcozrrt. and Claudia Gregory work on tbeirs. Mr. Lopata zmtcber or tt typing cltzrr taker a fire-rnirzute .fpeecl test. Diversified scenes THE SECOND FLOOR brings us to a new setting in which a commercial atmosphere draws us to the world of business. From a classroom we hear the constant clicking of typewriters as students hur- riedly attempt to complete their letters for the day. Many of these students are taking the commercial course which requires a year of science and intro- duction to business. Proceeding down the hall we sense an inviting aroma of baked cookies. Here, in the home eco- Dtrle Brozwz prints' tickets for tl rtigbt basketball game, or Mr. Scbrtmzrzz looks orz. flourish in classes nomics room, girls are busily preparing a meal which they will later enjoy. From across the hall. the odor of paint draws us to an open doorway where we see young artists creatively working. Further down the hall we can hear the steady clank of the printing presses as Clatonites learn the art of typography. Turning the corner. we are met by silence. as math students strive to grasp the concepts of geom' etry, algebra, and trigonometry. Druid B11f2r'ya,fki' Min Cuvgrzazrzfz ri qlreslirnz L'UllL'CHl'1IQ 41 lldlflflglrllll lllllllllx 41 plane quwzelrj an Q Domztz Girfon pins ap I1 bffllelin board 072 civil rights with Min lWeb.rter',r arrisfmzce. illiii jmiclyfz poinfi' rm! the Jcfctiofli' of 41 Slmlfe ipcfmetuz lbctzlrc to .fl,'7ZffH'.li Bill Scfmcfer, Bill Grwfst. Kaye Hailey and flltzrgc Hw11ze.r.i'cj'. 1' , f 3 4 ' Q Pupils explore academic fields ASCENDING THE LAST flight of steps, we reach the third floor of Catonsville. Here, academic, general, and commercial students study the required courses of English and social studies. At first the hall seems to be serene, but as we pass the English rooms, we hear a teacher reading Poe's poem, The Bells, to his class. Glancing in the next door, we see students working on a bul- letin board, which, by a series of posters, explains the theories of Freud and Adler. In another room, the students are grouped around a model stage, discussing the production of a Shakespearean play. Approaching a window, we pause to get a view of the velvet campus. On the lower Field we can see the varsity baseball team practicing. The cur- riculum is the most important part of Catonsville, but the teams, the committees, the school paper- all of these add the glow that a school needs to be unified and spirited . . . Mr, AlllL'.lif6'i7l i7Z.llVlfL'f,I jir',u1-yctzr Ltzlizz .l'f!llfL'7If.l' in mujngtzlivzg 1'cr-ln. A CdIfl7.7.l'1'fHf,' ,ilmfcrzl f741lI.l6,f for tl NIfINIC7If In .mr- rcy ber Llllllfllli. l' W., .4 ,AMN -v 'if' f 5 ff' N -14,1 -.4 ,-. .- A-:iw A 4..- sq ,- ap. tank? -zz 7 ,...x KWN 90-5- Ja, i vi. ,, n Q' - 4' ,,,, 7.-- uv' --. - Q' nb 4160 fur rf.-. - 'S .nag ,.m'A- -- - dw 1-.4-nv' -Q-ty . cn.. -of ,L M 4? Wi -. e... :jx Aus- 4 n f' .I ras- 4 , 'lv - ' . ' mf' J - mf-7 Mal' , NUR al- . L , xy .v 'f'- - Q, 'gy-Q 4 ' Seniors POSSESSING QlTAl.I'I'lliS of leadership and enthusi- asm, the class of '58 finished its junior high career. proud of its many achievements and ready to add its talents to the velvet campus of Catonsville Senior High School. During the ninth grade we had gained the knowledge of responsibility through the establishing of a new Student Council, and a school newspaper, while our dances and trips to Wfashington added a note of social vivacity to our accomplishments. Having this foundation upon which to build, we moved to our spacious new high school in V255 to face the early bewilderment of changing classes, correcting schedule cards, and getting lost in the maze of halls and classrooms. Finally, we began to establish a foothold in our new school. Soon after their election, our class officers were faced with the planning of the Sophomore Party, Wiiiter Wliirl. Dancing to the music of the Starlets, the Class of '58 was destined to succeed in the coming years. Backed by the successful accomplishments of our sophomore year, we stepped enthusiastically into the spotlight of the junior year. Spurred on by previous successes, Ethel Engle and Bob Nelson reached new heights in the C.S.H.S. athletic pro- gram, while David Poist and Jeannette Townsend added their skills to our student government. After a year of hard work and fulfillment, we zealously accepted our class rings at the junior Prom and danced to the music of the Legionaires at our Spring Fantasy, Witli the close of our junior year, we looked forward to accepting the pride and responsibility of becoming seniors. The long-awaited senior year brought with it many new challenges. Faced with the difficulties of Freudian psychology, and Shakespearian literature, we realized that our last year was an awakening to unlimited fields of knowledge. Yet, such events as the Senior Prom and Senior Day presented an interesting contrast to our final year of high school life. Between making plans for our first jobs and suspensefully awaiting that letter of acceptance from college, we tried to recapture the many memories of our high school days. Witli the final step, we left the long trodden paths of our velvet campus to follow roads of greater experience, never to forget the best years of our lives. With these memories . . . Bliss AHLC GdffiIQ', 1'1L!IiJUl Mr. BCI1i.lH1iII Elwcrsolc. fhfzimr ISM: Kmnlll elm! Yzmznc 1fz'cr'b.1r1 wzfur flu yjlll 1111 flu' nigh! nf ilu' jznzinr Prwm. lm ' Mr. Bflljdlllfil Iffzw-,wiv L'P'fIZt'lI.1 Janice Horefmill Queen of Ilwcf jlmior PV0lI1.u ew vii, 21 guy... w. ' Sfflffllfl Mjfd Gidlllhff- I-iffy CLIMFV4 411107 1472116 Senimir feare for an all-day exr'1n1rio1z on Senior Qznzrlcr exclmfzge name mrrrls. Day, Activit Marks the Senior Year ,awww , X WITH THE close of our senior year, an endless stream of activities consumed every minute of gg EMS Ai our time. The last few-meetings necessary to per- 'M fect our graduation script were held in an atmos- phere of tense, nervous excitement. The confusion of the last group of seniors leaving the auditorium from graduation practice, girls running down the halls in bermudas, and a general throng heading for the bus lobby-this was the start of our long- awaited Senior Day. Then came the pomp and elegance of our gradu- ation, a proud day in our lives, which marked achievement, success, and happiness. The long- rehearsed exercises Hnally began and we proudly accepted our diplomas. Accompanied by a new nv' aire of sophistication. we danced the night away at our graduation ball. XVith the approaching dawn, our thoughts turned searchingly to the future. A The Cinzafmzfiwz Strip! Crmzmifiee t!f,lL'll.f,lC,l plum fm' LYNNNlC'IZL'CN1L'71l e.ren'i,re,s, 4 Rarfitzzzl-lfmiifzg .aerzimir Marie Gallup. SIlZd7I7ZG Riggr. and jorepbifze Cofziglirzm afcefzrf the ,rlepr In the Mage for Ike lm! time on gradzratifm night, Class of 1958 CLASS OFFICERS jackie Lansinger, Pretidentx Dick Strand, Vice Prexidentg Jackie Hesson, Secretaryg and Tom Crane, Treamrer, direct a clan meeting. RITUA SINIKKA NIEMINEN Cctonsville's 1957-58 exchange student 'Snickf' . . . from Lahti Yhteithouler, Finland . . . light hlue eye: . . . trained nurse . . . welcome addition to C.S.H.S .... clever intelligence . . . Mix: Finland of 1958 . . . pet peever-Indianx in u'eJtern motion picture: and American adzfertifing . . . interexted in junior Red Croc: Actiifitiex . . . chef: fan . . . spend.: Jpare time at Finnixh Girl Scout . . . find: study of language! conxuming hobby . . . height: 165 centimeter! . . . tempted to drive on the left fide of the highway . . . deeply ilexires to become a doctor of medicine in the near future. LAWRENCE KENMAR ADAMS Ken . . . rarfitg hatleetlzall and hayehall Jpari . . . carefree . . . hangx hif hat in Catonxzille . . . Daunfx Food Bathet . . . lot! of laught . . . real friend . . . eyet of hlue . . . 5'I0 . ambitions-college and then to fee the world RAYMOND EDWARD ALBERT, JR. Rag . . . Executive Committee . . . dependable . . . headed for Juccefx . . . clauical matic fan . . . interexted in amateur radio . . . Student Council parliarnentarian . . . active in :iz-il defence . . . future-engineering and a good job CONSTANCE ANNE AMMON Connie . . . 1'elz'et-1 hmuen eye: and an engaging smile . . . flair for fathion . . . aqua-helle . . . Band member . . . Drainaticy . . . amicahle . . . cordial and admit . . . will he a Juccen' in irhaterer :he chooses in the future MALCOLM SCOTT ANSTINE Mac . . . hailf from L1r1Jt1'ozz'ne . . . oh, that ware' . . . the wandering nzuJician . . . .rrnooth and dehonair . . . far from :hy . . . tall, dark, and handtorne . . . pet peere-homework . . . conxtantly at the art room . . . .feehx future in the Air Force X 5 23 Class of 1958 THOMAS VERNON APPLER Tom punches ttme card at Mongomery Ward ga gels and more gadgets znterested tn Ht Ft enjoys fishtng brown hatr and gray eyes member of phystcs fan club quiet and ltkable success ahead MARY LORENA ARNETT Blue eyed ptxte Soctal Commtttee peaches and cream contplexzorz yust ltsten to that laugh full of fun and sparkle ltkes to keep the turntable mowng oh those dtmples happy go lucky headed for nurses tratntng GAIL JOHNSTON ARTHUR Corztagzous laugh gray eyed ptxze engagtng person any peaches and cream complexion long blonde azr pretty pert and full of pep oh those dtmples' bashful consctentzous worker CATONIAN stay? CHARLOTTE ETHEL LOUISE AULT Unpredzctable personaltty sports fanatic qutet tntel lectual antzable undercurrent of thoughtfulness sptced utth su eetness future Untnerstty of Maryland+ medtcal school doctor JANICE MARGARET BAILEY Broun hatred lass uho hangs her hat tn Catonwtlle petrte and sueet rnagnantmous and generous smtle Lattn uhtz aluays ready to hear the latest oh those 5th pertods neat as a ptn busy bee KAYE WALTON BAILEY Bat unpredzctable pert rebel laughzng blue eyes tall strtktng brunette lzze uzre dresses utth a flatr or fashion pet peene Monday rnornzngs happy go lucky future-all dectded RICHARD ALAN BAKER Rzch genzus tn the maktng utll be supported by hts rtch Uncle Sam uhzle tn the Navy hatls from Hale thorpe band and orchestra rnustc radto and astronomy enthuszast destres a successful future ROGER ALAN BAKER Tall mtellectual Executwe Contmtttee co chatrman of Soctal Comnzzttee twtrls Catonswlles social wheel European culture dzgnthed clown suave and sophtstt cated ltkes mtlkshakes and hamburgers future college ANNE ELLIOT BARBER Blonde hatred blue eyed French asptrant loves mowes and books tres chtc pet peene people who chew gum at the moues sueet n stncere sparkltng addmon to any croud utll add zest to U of Mtamt campus ANDREW FRANCIS BAUERNSCHUB Bu rock n roll addtct Recreatton Basketball League player frzendly and soctable true blue Ortole baseball fan hangs hat in Arbutus cashter at Food Farr Freud fan plans to be an accountant CONSTANCE RUTH BAUMANN Snookte beauttful beauttful brown eyes fun n froltcs short gal wtth tall tdeas collects the tops tn pops unendtng line of chatter looks to future at Towson State Teachers College then teaching BARBARA JOSEPHINE BENSON Bobbze Io Lansdoune lassze brown hatr and green eyes part tlrne job at Montgomery Ward lot es Italtan food su eet n charmzng commercial genzus ltked by all ambftton to enter secretartal field 24 ff U - d- , , , .. . -V .. . 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ENNIS DUNCAN BIEMILLER blond crew cut and blue eyes collegtate dresser the court yester rnterested tn wrztmg comedran enfoys ttnkermg with automobtles ltfe of the party' pet peezfe honteu ork JANET EMMA BIGAL Neat as a pm zfwactous and zfersatrle constant mama for food qutet soft spoken alert rnorutor zeal for bowlsng sincere n senttmental CATONIAN staff future as a doctor s pencrl pusher ROSEMARY LORETTA BIGLER Rose Oh that Flortda suntan Varstty softball pert and pretty beu are-Ju oman drwer basketball fan qutet and reserved dresses utth a flatr or fashton plans to enter the bustness u orld CAROL ANN BILGER Gentle and gental tall blonde uzth a casual atre enjoys playtng the pzano and patnttng Gtrls Chorus plays a rhapsody on the typewriter Arbutus gal wtth an engagzng personalzty sees future as secretary MARY LOUISE BLUM Mary Lou perpetual sntzle never a dull moment sports enthusrast J V basketball and hockey unendtng ltne of chatter cheery hello and constant gtggles Ocean City fan sec retartal uork next MARILYNN JOAN BODLIEN Su eet and stncere qutetly sparkling utth personaltty and potse Advisory Coumtl Executrze Comrntttee Assembly Comnnttee head tndustrxous and dependable RUTH CHARLOTTE BOMBERGER Sweet natured ueddtng bells tn luly chuckles all day member of her church Youth Felloushzp blue eyes brown hatr szncere frtend to all uell tlezeloped sense of humor sees future as a secretary PAUL VERNON BONICKER Pau life trnze Arbutus resident Pep Rally Cheertng squad Acme uorker Boys Chorus pet peeve homeu ork good frtend and true classmate looks to Maryland ROTC and a career rn the U S Arr Force PATRICIA ANN BOOKHULTZ a pep and wtalzty persomned Ocean Ctty fa spends time on the tenms courts pet peeve-people uho are not ttckltshl Soctal Comrnttlee w1ll head for college or the bustness world KENNETH ALVIN BORGFELDT Ken acttze rn Boy Scout ctrcles bou Img enthustast Mtlu aukee Braces fan Varsity track and soccer teams humorous but sincere looks to college and a career rn cherrncal engmeermg CEDRIC FARLOW BRADLEY Ce cross country team stx footer utth hazel eyes mdwulualsst phototypography ts his hobby quiet and serzous real thmker gardening bug sees engtneertng after college LINDA FORD BRADSHAW rn Electron and Publtctty Cornnuttees strtkzng blonde V P of Future Nurses Club Arthur Murray enthuszast neat and trzm smcere senttmentaltst blue eyes future medical secretary or woman tn white 25 UBI! . . . - . 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DOLORES ELIZABETH BRANDT Dee Baltzmore Highland: la:: Itbrary a:.rt:tant hall and a::embly monrtor quret and :tncere never uzthout a frtendly :mile enjoy: dancing bou ltng and :utrnnzzng baseball fan future marrted ltfe Brttt: In e: for ueek end: :trtctly the ladte: man ready uzth a joke I V :occer ba:ketball and ba:eball pet peene Monday: Boy: Choru: ambttzon to get ahead tn the bu:tne:: uorld CAROLYN VERONICA BROOKHART Catonwtlle la:: Eltgtbtltty Student Atd and Publtctty Com mtttee: :horthand uhzz dtlzgent worker hazel ey ed dreamer pet peeve homeu ork per:onaltty plu: future utll find her tn the world of bu:rne:: P t hang: ht: hat tn Catonwtlle homeroom neep a::t:tant manager of Sentor Chotr church organt:t ptano wrtuo:o uit and humor Ocean Ctty fiend tntere:t tennr: bound for college at Cornell Unweruty THOMAS WILLIAM BRZEZINSKI 'Tom broun hazr and brown eye: Catonwtlle re:t dent Boy: Choru: and chotr member church work tntere:ted tn tape recordtng and ht fl record: ltke: to travel true frtend tndeed :ee: future tn bu:tne:: world ue Catonwtlle gtrl ltght brown hatr and hazel eye: tntere:ted tn dancing :port: and the prano fke: mood muuc better friend cannot be found pet peeve :mall locker: plan: a future tn :ale: work PHYLLIS REGINA BUTTON Arbutu: gal part ttme employment at local :tore C Y 0 youth group frtendly per:onaltty like: roller :kattng and :wzmmrng wtld laugh dultke: homework look: forward to :tudgzng at Catonwtlle Iuntor College Cute and ca:ual Yea man' Var:1ty hockey ba:ket ball and :oftball player homeroom prendent pet peene fig bar: brown hatr and eye: Soctal and Athletzc Committee: aluay: on tzme headed for Unwer:tty of Maryland CHARLES CLIFTON BREITENBACH PHILIP PETER BROUS DONNA LYNN BROWN Catomwlle: addttton from We:tern ma:ter of the needle and thread lone: to dance ht fi enthu:za:t loquactou: pleanng manner lead: cru:ade for longer week end: ualktng calendar future :ucce:: JOH N MICHAEL BROWN Cental Catonwzlle lad wtzard uzth nord: Sentor Chotr member enyoy: boattng :tncere amtable and con uture a: engineer or :octal worker ROBERT CHARLES BRUCHEY Bo man of the :ea enjoy: i:htng and boattng one of the Food Farr boy: abound: wtth per:onaltty pet peene Monday mormng: ntmble utt alway: on hand wtll further ht: :tudy of drafttng tn the U S C0a:t Guard DAVID ALAN BRU ECKMANN Dave brown hatr and green eye: work: at Acme Market after :chool ltke: :wtmmtng and football ptlot: a 53 Ford :tyluh dre::er pet peene :tudy ha : look: forward to attendtng the U nwerstty of Maryland SUSAN VIRGINIA BUSHMAN LUCY MARGARET CALDER 26 fr 11 ' ' ' ' - . , . .',. 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' ' ' A ry , ' ' '- 'J . an I. . . rr rl ' ' , . . , JOAN LOIS CARTER Joann: Halethorpe restdent brown eyes and ltght broun hatr Montgomery Wards worker loves swrm mzng good sport lwe wire with sweet smtle that laugh pet peeve-men drzvers future 9 sure PATRICIA JANET CEARFOSS a hatr of gold eyes of blue poltshed n parsed Publcctty and Soctal Commtttees pet peeve-early school busses works magtc wzth a needle and thread success sees future as college student then a btologtst SANDRA LEE CHAMBERS Sonnte tatlored and stylzsh charmtng and porsed cnterested tn sports art and modeltng demon behtnd the uheel velvety brown eyes hopes to cnclude the Maryland Instttute tn her future plans VIRGINIA VERONA CHAMBERS jmnte Catonsville lass spmt of sunshine Monitor Captain CATONIAN staff melody tn her nger tr s warm srmle and a uord o cheer wtll cltmb ladder of success tn busmess uorld as prxvate secretary Class of 1958 HOLLIS TATE CANTWELL jumor hatls from Baltimore Highlands partcal to sports happy go lucky and easy gotng Teen Center guy lckeable sports fart hopes to rom the Arr Force to further hrs education tn the electrical Held WILLIAM JOSEPH CARLIN JR B1 reszdent of Catonsville PFC tn US Marrne Corps Reserve outdoor man at heart lzkes hshtng and hunttng grease monkey pet peeve-dtrty cars fatthful frrend future mechanic ANN RAY CARROLL Contagtous Catonsvtlle s addttton from Western quret sparkltng personaltty Dtscusston Group cnterested tn sewing and prano shorthand uhtz lckely to go far tn the world of bustness CANDACE LEE CARTER Candy transfer from New jersey Soctal and Elcgc btlcty Commtttees dark brown han and blue eyes Gcrls Chorus ltkes skattng skung and dancing church group homeroom officer next college LINDA JOANN CLAYTON Relay lass sueet as sugar sparkling personalxty captwattng smtle lzkes hot fudge sundaes and ktttens mterested rn art and the ptano thoughtful and scncere future medtcal secretary ARLENE BEVERLY COLLINS ABC aluays wclltng to uork bonyour for two years loquactous and consczentrous Assembly Puhlrccty and Socral Commtttees spends her extra ttme readtng seutng and traveltng sees future as a medtcal techntctan ANNE GARETH COLTON Amtable F T C seus a mean stctch oh that appetite' Varsity hockey and softball gractous and charming busy busy busy congenial neatly col legzate future plans Touson State Teachers College JOSEPHINE ANN CONIGLIARO tall dark gal from Arbutus Hochschtld Kohn worker bracelets bracelets bracelets oh that laugh' su tmmsng and ptzza fan her speed and abzltty wtll make a good pruate secretary 27 ,, .,, . . . . , . . rr'Un ' ' ' ' . ., .. . , . . 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NANCY LEE DASHIELL Nance tall Arbutu: gal uttth green eye: attend: the :tock car race: ltte: for ueek end: po::e::e: a charrntng :rntle pet peete horneuork entoy: danctng a: that practtcal outlook future :ecretary CHARLES THOMAS DAVIS Hang: coat tn Catonutlle brou n hatr utth blue eye: neu :paper carrter tn :pare ttnte Hnd: :tarrtp collecttng an ab:orbtng hobby a Hue friend foreter tntere:ted tn electrtcal affair: de:tre: to be electrontc: techntctan CAROL JOHNSON DE CORSE The gtrl tttth the :pltt per:onaltty ntad ptlot of the rarnbltng rarnbler ha: an eye for football player: that uf :parkltng addttton to any croud plan: to attend Baltt more Bu:tne:: College or Strayer: B F PAUL FRANK DELSALLE r :hy qutet Mpc fellou hatlr from Caton:t tlle vtce pre:tdent of St Mark: C Y 0 dt:ltke: feltne: tntere:t lte: tn model ratlroarl: plan: to jotn father tn the bu:tne:: uorld Torn Htgh :port: tn the RALPH LORAIN DITCH Hang: ht: hat tn Catomztlle an ofhcer tn the De Malay Var:tty and I V lacro::e pet peete homework ltttle ntan utth the btg heart one of Mr Walburn: heckler: plan: to jotn the Na y and :ee the ttorld JOAN LEE DON ESKI Donut nez er Jertou: alufay: :ay: the rtght thtng at the urong ttrne nel er utthout a :rntle and a cheery Ht hurnortst yearn: to oun her own car a 1919 Ford preferably tntere:ted tn job a: a :ecretary MARTHA REBECCA EDMONDSON Becky general localtty deterrntned by laughter rodeo at full of ttnt and ttgor per:onaltty plu: :hott and :tteet ltte: for ueek end: pet peete :choolu ork look out bu:tne:: uorld here come: Becky ROSEMARIE VIRGINIA EICKER Var:tty trt letter gtrl hockey ba:ketball and :oftball caution a u ornan drner outdoor la:: :tar athlete Soctal and Athlettc Cornrntttee: zttactou: hobby frtend:htp yearn: to be a rnedtcal :ecretary 79 WILLIAM DONALD DERRENBERGER Bt call: Catonwtlle home lunch and a::ernbly mont or ltke: popular rnu:tc acttoe tn M YF e peete crou ded hall: belong: to the 6 cla:: ntce to knou future look: to bu:tnef: college ELEANOR WILSON DICKEY Muffey tht pony tatl ktd aluay: a frtendly hello tall trtrn and tatlored :un and :urf an head: the cru:ade for longer 146616 end: lunch rnonttor look: foruard to college and a degree tn home econorntc: CARROLL CLARK DICUS Dtke Student Counctl gazel :ltnger aotd yazz an arnbttton plu: achteoernent Dtke pet peeoe Monday rnorntng: part tune :hoe :alemtan Untoer:tty of Baltt more bound THOMAS LEROY DIETZ blond hatr formerly attended Glen Burnte good fun per:ont1?efl aluay: on the go fart per:onaltty plu: de:tre: to :ee the world Untted State: Naty . rf 11 ,' . 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' 1 , V v BN, LILLIAN MARY ELINE Conscrentcous worker vcvacrous personalrty brg brown eyes curly brown harr loves to dance aluays happy pet peeve Monday mormngs great Orrole baseball fan desrres to be a private secretary BEVAN CLAIRE ELLIOTT Be jay blonde harr and broun eyes ardent progres srve yazz an pet peeves long ueeks and short week ends loves prckles ponytail grrl uoman drrver confzmed non conformzst future desrres to travel around worl FRANK RICHARD ELLIOTT JR Dtck the flou er of the music uorld Senror Chorr frrendly and dependable sea armg lad great person to know rnterests lre rn machines Eddres uture ETHEL BETTY ENGLE s sports spotlight at home wrth a hockey stick softball or basketball one of the starving crew when lunch rolls around Athletrc Commzttee bubblrng over with e future U of M as physical education major the Navy of course' YVONNE LEE EVERHART Green eyes homeroom treasurer typrcally femznrne jobs Daughters drmples indeed loves to dance surm and rrde horses fun and frolrc peaches and cream complexron future-wrll enter the business world PATRICIA ANN EWING a a gure on rce skates green eyed auburn harred ass lovable clown always gorng somewhere con genzal pet peeve crouds understandrng and con srderate rzendly golden future rn new EARL FRANCIS EYBS Hank towers 6 I above ground punches trme card at Acme outdoor type huntrng Hshrng and cars deep thrnker quzet and likable active Bowling League member college bound sees future as veterznarran RALPH STEPHEN FAY Cray eyed brown harred lad measures 72 abore sea level thrs gregarzous guy lrkes to putter with cars gcves freely wrth laugh good natured and hrgh sptrrted nrght oul on ueek ends urll uork for Uncle Sam rn Navy JUDITH LYNNE FICKES Judy lrterally does magtc wrth a needle and thread Lrbrary Club short but also sweet cuteness and szncer :ty quret and parsed always a cheery hello' marn hobby frrendshzp future campus gzrl ANNA MARIE FISHER Ann calls Catonsvrlle home hzllbrlly muszc fan short and sueet keeps an eye on Atlantrc City ambrtron to oun a uhzte Ford convertrble aluays laughing every body s frzend future secretary FRED WARREN FISHER Pilots Chevy full of f hates those cut slrps likeable guy rrend to all spends summers swzmmrng Boys Chorus KAY HI stab' hard at uork always? plans to study medrczne .IANIS ELAINE FITZ ROY an Catonsctlle resident blonde harr and blue eyes Socral and Pep Rally Committees homeroom veep job s Daughters employee of Steu art s lrkes pizzas and partzes pet peer e-people 14 ho are late 30 , ... , ... ... 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I r SANDRA LEE GALGANO Sandy easy to know and ltke chattering chtpmunk rock n roll an lau hter lawn lassze who ts enerous 1' g g g uzth her smtle destres to be the boss s Girl Frtday ANN MARIE GALLUP Marte Catonsutlle lasste ltght broun hatr and green eyes wee prestdent of Ctrls Chorus lozes French nes and catsllp u onderful sense of humor happy uheneuer seen looks foruard to posltton as rnedzcal secretary MYRA LARUE GAMBER Unendtng ltne of chatter cute collegiate and eonsctenttous F N C laughter set oH at the sltghest agttatton monitor Oella Gtrl Pep Rally Assembly Athlettc Commtttees aspzres to stgn RN after ner name CHARLES STEWART GANTT Bespeckled brain tn physzcs easy going thts gregarzous gu ltkes to utter wtth cars ossesses much common sense J 1s a hard worker and a great person to knou du ells tn Arbutus Atr Force hound Class of 1958 CAROL LEE FOSS Future Nurses Club lu es on laughter Cwzl Atr Patrol graezous manner szneere opttmzsm ptlots a Mer cury frtendly and considerate member of orchestra always smzltng has her future planned RONALD HENRY FOSTER Ronnte neter a dull moment party goer quiet but sttll uaters run deep pet peeves Monday mornmgs and homeuork ltves for ueek ends spends ttme danetng future to be a success in his held of chotce MARY ALICE FOWLER French enthustast devilish zntellectual KAY HI bookuorm destined for success CATONIAN staff a smtle for all camp counsellor tall and trtm Drs cusston Group college bound JOAN LEE FREY Qutet and sincere rtend to all dependable under current of personalzty shorthand whzz bubbles wtth personalzty springboard speetalzst wall go far an the buszness world tall and trzm neat as a pm MARY VERONICA GARDNER Ltkes to be tn the knou roek and roll fend feels at home on the dance oor uoman drwer hazel eyed brunette heart of gold soctable and eastly befrzended enjoys the funny stde of ltfe future but definztely BRENDA LOUISE GEARHART Pretty pert and poised qutet and reser ed library asststarzt consftentlous u orker friend to all uazy broun hatr calls Catonszllle home short and su eet future all planned MARY LOU GETTMAN Sunny blonde ufth eyes of blue tailored and trtm unassuming secretary of the Walther League mee snttle Arbutus resulent suger and sptce and ezerythtng ture uould lfke to befome a secretary then get married SUZANNE DOUGLAS GIBBS ue lansdou ne lass broun hatr utth hazel eyes Varsxty hofkey basketball and softball player Athletic and Soczal Conzrnzttees great personality always laughing uants to attend college at Unlzerstty of Maryland 51 , ua.-I san I' . r' 'H 1 - 1 1 , - f , ff ll ' ' ' , . . . . . . , . . 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Class of I958 JOHN GLADE Sonny Larudourze lad dark brou tt hatr and brown eye: day dreamer like: :u rmmzng uatchtng wre:t lzng and lutentng to htfi record: aluay: ha: :omethrng uorthuhrle to :ay uant: to yozn the Coa:t Guard Reserve: Secretzve but :parklzng eye: :uper :ale:gzrl C Y O crave: Italran food pet peeve people utth no :en:e of humor forez er :mzlzng talkative :uperlattve permnalzty dznze :tore ll orker MYRTLE LEE GREEN Mert ltve: for the week end: love: danctng ea:y to know and lrke lrke: Ocean Ctty aluay: yoktng broun hazr and blue eye: :mtle or everyone uture In clertcal uork Barb Halethorpe lar: love: to dance :pzrrt and per:onalrty contagmu: :mile mlleyball pro hope: lo further her educatmn bluz:h gray eye: a dzfferent harr :tyle 61 ery day ANN SHEENAN GIESE Gee:e knoun or her crazy laugh player on hockey and :oftball team dare devrl behrnd the uheel never a dull moment uhen Ann: around mtg: tn Ctrl: Choru: future Su:te MacNamara MARY EDYTH GILBERT 5 2 eye: of blue oh that grgglef dream: of a Mercury convertible laugh: ber uay thru the day :hort and :a::y :truggle: from Monday to Friday 7u:t for the week en 7u:t look at the drmplesf future penctl pu:her BEVERLY MAE GILBERTSON Bev How do you tran:late th1:9 busy a: a bee frtendlznes: and permnalzty Pep Rally A::embly and Electron: Commzttee: Grrl: Choru: ltke: mu:tc e:pectally ptano uant: to be elementary :chool teacher LOUIS DOCKMAN GILNER Roman ba:ketball and foccer enthu:ca:t deep thtnker drltgent hard uorktng lunch monrtor over :tx feet ta zntere:ted rn :eerng the world Catonnftlle restdent de:tre: to belong to a mtlltonatre: club SH EILA LEE GRAMMER BARBARA ANN GREGORY BARBARA ANN GREIFZU Barb hatl: from Halethorpe brown hatr and hazel eye: A::embly and Publtctty Commrttee: orchestra lunch monitor ltbrary page tntere:ted tn art .rewzng bakrng and the cello ambttton to wtn a :cholanhrp PATRICIA ANN GRIM Pattr three year: a cheerleader member of her church choir Student Counctl trea:urer cla:: trea:urer last year dark brown eye: and hatr pert and pretty cnterested rn :eutng look: forward to future rn bu:zne:: JUDITH ANN GRIMES udy We:t0u ne re:tdent 5 6 urth brown eye: Electron: Commzttee uork: at Hecht Company love: to travel Ocean Crty :ands Girl: Choru: Student Councrl repre:entatzve fa:hton con:czou: college bound BILL SANNER GROSS Former Penmylvaman Varszty ba:eball and basketball team: extremely frrendly and ea:y to get along wrth tke: partie: dancrng and a good movze dulzke: too much homework at once Luther League future at an I ndtana college 3 -- u , . . . , f' ... 1 In , ' I , , l P U V I . . rf tt rr 'fr , , . . . , . . ,, ,, . . , -'. . .. . , 'F 'H... 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' - - rn V' 'l . . , , , CAROL LYNN HABER Caton:vslle lax: brown eye: and brown hasr rntererted an dancsng and the movre: ltke: :horthand alway: makrng a yoke cute and :weet wonderful per:on to know :ee: future filled wrth :ecretartal work Betty Catonwtlle gal from Charle:ton South Carolzna brown harr wtth hazel eye: Grrl: Choru: lrterature enthu:ta:t enyoy: rnu:xc of all type: Luther League member dextre: to teach after attending Lentor Rhyne College CARROLL MARK HAHN Ocean Ctty enthu:ra:t overwhelming :chool :pmt I V :occer and lacro::e manager party lover t man at Caton:vtlle I6 5 I 1ntere:t: lre rn :wtmmrng hor:e back rrdtng and ba:eball wtll joan the group headed for the U of Md Peggy Arbutu: gal part ttme :ale: gtrl cntere:ted rn bowling blonde harr and brown eye: cute harr do per:onalcty pta: .meet and :rncere alway: ready for a laugh good :port future certazn :ucce:: NORBERT WILLIAM HARTLINE Bt blond harr and blue eye: mad ptlot tve: for zceek end: and partre: collect: the top: rn pop: :port: enthu:ta:t pet peeve homework and Monday mormng: ambrtron to graduate Intellectual quret and congemal Student Ard Eltgr brltty and A::embly Committee: rntere:t: lte rn held of rnuuc mmd of her oun acttze rn church organtza non: hope: to uork her uay up ladder of :ucce:: PHYLLIS JEAN HAYS Ph: Catomwlle: own Ltberace dual role ptanut at C S H S and Peabody Conserz atory Catoruvxlle rendent party gal happy tn all her :tud1e: gentu: tn math? a:prre: to become a concert ptarmt Barb broun harr and green eye: member of Eltgr bxltty and Electron: Committee: Steertng Commrttee of D1:cu::ton Group lrke: ue:tern movie: pet peeve- people who pull ponytail: wonderful :mrle U of M bound BETTY ANN HACKMANN HILDA MARGARET HAINES RAY ALAN HALL Scootte Arbutu: A A stake: hr: clazm rn Arbutu: Jport: enthu:ra:t Varnty ba:eball homeroom pre:1dent never wrthout a :mtle :parkltng addttton to any crowd tall dark and hand:ome headed for the Navy BARBARA JOAN HARDTKE Bobbte Io Caton:vrlle reudent Grrl: Choru: Sunday School :ecretary lake: playtng the prano and readtng :parklrng addttzon to any crowd really mce to know :weet and :rncere want: to mayor rn p:ychology LINDA JOAN HARRISON ardent Ocean Crty fan one of the four mu:keteer: pet peeve: gym and our :hort lunch perrod: It : Altve' wrll be a private :ecretary rn the advertmng bu:1ne:: STEVEN THOMAS HARRISON Steve alway: laughzng Varnty cros: country at Fore:t Park brown harr and green eye: dark and hand:ome wrth a qutet charm hang: hr: hat cn Lan:downe wc :tudy bu:tne:: admrnutratton at Baltimore U MARTHA ANN HAYES BARBARA ADELAIDE HEALY 35 PP I! 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D YP ll ' ' ' ' U Il 1 I 1 1 CAROL LOIS HEDDERICK ts hard worker ltkes good books and danczng has an ansuer for every questton dependable frrendshtp enyoys snrmmrrzg office asszstant always smrlrng quret and reserved hopes to be a commerctal arttst PATRICIA ANNE HEINMULLER Pattt sugar and sprce and everythtng ntce Pep Rally Cornrnrttee The Dorothy Dlx' of Catonsvtlle ca ttvattng smtle homeroom treasurer looks to the sunny of lrfe rnstrgator o happtness future secretary MARGARET MAE HENNESSEY Marge' Soczal and Athlettc Commsttees sand and surf fan CATONIAN staff Eastern s loss our gatn record collector never wtthout a tennss racket a trim and tatlored college bound to become a linguist Make' ltfe of the party Student Counctl homeroom representattve collects the tops rn pops tall and suave black harr and brown eyes always has a humorous remark destres to enyoy ltfe as a success THOMAS ROLAND HOBBS 'Tom brown hazr and brown eyes KAY HI page edrtor CATONIAN Sldj? Steertng Comrnrttee hall monttor pleasant drsposrtton congenral and conscrenttous Student Court sees future cn college studycng archttecture Ioanze vwactous blue eyed blonde package of devil ment cute and sweet Grrls Chorus lzttle bundle of 7oy pet peeve Monday mormngs heard before seen French fry fiend future as commerctal arttst ROBERT WADE HOLMES III Bo master of wtttrcrsm Varsity baseball party man hangs hrs hat tn Westowne ltves for week ends real su :ngrn one of the crewcut set qutel but you know hes around ambrtron to graduate Loves to talk you can tell rf Johns around the corner lrves for week ends pet peeves homework and Monday mornings oh that blond creu cut halls from Lansdowne ambttron to graduate MICHAEL ALAN HELM ALBERT CHARLES HENRY hangs hrs hat tn Catonsvrlle blond hatr and hazel eyes sports enthustast pet peeve-homework frtend to all 5 8 above sea level always on the go never a dull moment future rn college and then soctal work MARY VERONICA HENRY Rona loves those submarznes hazel eyed strawberry blonde paces floor at Woolworth s happy go lucky tall and chtc craves spaghettz and hamburgers sees future rn nursrng at a local hospttal JACQUELEN KATHRYN HESSON Iackre sentor class secretary charmrng clever and c tc sparkltng smrle none are so ktnd geometry fan loves tce cream calm and collected smzles for a headed for Peabody CAROLE ANN HIGGINBOTHAM .Hrggre always a smtle and a cheery hello een personaltty Pep Rally and Assembly Commzttees crazy about tce cream M Y F and Youth for Chrtst future rn college and forergn mrsstonary teaching JOAN LEE HOLLAND JOHN WILLIAM HOLSINGER 54 S '... 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I Class of I958 JANICE MARGARET HOVERMILL a frtendshrp endures the sands of ttme volleyball homeroom sec two year F T A prexy Iuntor Prom queen Decoratton Cornmzttee CATONIAN staff looks foruard to bustness college THOMAS HOWSER Torn strtctly a non conformzst addtcted to popular musrc interested an su zmmzng and danctng bucks and nnels amiable and admtrable aluays hurnrntng a tune future undectded ANDREA LOUISE HUBER Andre blue eyed blonde su eet loz es that leisure tune 17 P E sleep plans to attend business college tn future LORNA DIANE HUDGINS Hudg brunette hatr and blue eyes interested rn trazeltng music and nteettng people chotr rnember beautzful totce aluays rnakmg fun e peeze C lunch pertods sees future as actress uelcorned addttton from STANAFORTH TAYLOR HOPKINS Reds red hatr and blue eyes Catonsztlle restdent Explorer Scouts tnterested rn classtcal rnustc and lzter ature meteorology bug pet peeze study hall pertods Ernest jones enthuszast anzbttton to be an electrzcal BEVERLY VIRGINIA HORNBERGER ez brou n hazr and hazel ey es su eet as sugar cane easy to get along utth makes the best ktnd of rtend btg beautzful srmle one of tuo cute tu :ns enjoys roller skatrng and dancing future secretary JOAN CATHERINE HORNBERGER Good sport talks constantly ltkes su zmrntng and dancing um ztgor and wtalzty quick and efficient splzt personalzty capttaltzes on all study perrods uants to be a nurse or a secretary LELIA KATHLEEN HOUCK ee lwes for ueek ends trckles the zzorzes strn pltctty and charm cheerful cheerleader prexy of her Youth Fellou shzp dash of pretty eyes flavored wtth femtnznzty urll sparkle as a pru ate secretary Ellgltleef et eeze not enou h BOSWORTH THOMAS HULCHER Bozzy Catonszzlle lad tall and thrn Freudtan anattc dizzy demon behtnd the uheel quiet :ndntd ualtst enjoys the fner thtngs o ltfe broun hatr dry sense of humor looks foruard to a successful future SHARON JEAN HURD Su eet and sassy talkatzze dancing broun eyes nezer a sad moment ll hen shes around dazzltng person atty hazls from Catonsztlle snappy dresser arnbztton rnedzcal technologtst RICHARD NEWBURN JOHNAKIN Smoky Catonszzlle transplant from Chicago pzng pong player enjoys a good yoke a casual artzst pet peeze urld n reckless drrzers aboundmg rn unt uould like to attend Gettysburg College rn future BARRY WAYNE JOHNSON Butch tou ers 6 feet aboze sea le: el excuse for every thrng qutet but you sttll knou hes around ten 0 clock scholar adnzzrer of femtnzne pulchrztude craz es to doodle utth cars headed for Unzzerstty of Maryland 35 .qu s.. 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X y y Class of I958 MELVIN ELDER KALINE II e hangs his hat rn Lznsdou ne and sports fan soccer baseball basketball Teen Center guy pet peeze crouded halls rnterested rn cars easy gozng person a tty future at drau :ng board GARY LEWIS KAUFMAN Benny Plymouth pzlot Jokes all the tzme amzcus omnibus full of wrt and humor headed for Unwerstty of Maryland hard workzng man constantly on the toun frzend to all loves parttes nec er a dull moment VIRGINIA KAY KELDER Gznger stngular personalzty zndtwdual flatr for fashion utelds a wtld paznt brush weakness for yeutelry varres her harr style regularly amtable and stncere wtll be a success tn held of her chozce A resident of Iaznsdou ne baby srtter outdoor sports enthusfast rock n roll fan from the Elms Presley school easy to get along 11 :th ltkes hot rods personalrty plus ueddrng bells tn the future DONA MAE JOHNSON Deep dark black eyed songbzrd crazes 1: eek ends and danc zn Senror Chotr clezer and cute Westnztrzster Felloushzp full of laughter and enthusiasm college bound calls Arbutus home pez peece E11 ts Presley JOAN DOROTHY RUTH JOHNSON Little johnson loves the sand and surf of Ocean Ctty peaches and cream lzkes bou ltng partres and danc tn smart n stylrsh utll attend Bustness College calls Arbutus home cute as a button SYLVIA ELAINE JOHNSON Broun eyes and brou n hazr Social Assembly and Elec trons Commzttee tnterested tn muszc especzally the ptano a smile and a giggle perfect friend part time sum mer job at johns Hopkins CATONIAN staff Coucher MARY PATRICIA JUSTICE a talented gtggler Varsziy zolleyball amicus omnibus CATONIAN staff personalrty to the tenth pou er Social Commzttee SC representatne yearns to see the u orld as an arrltne steuardess future Notre Danze College bound JOYCE ANN KELLY LYLE REID KELLY Oh' those long long eyelashes halls front Arbutus Graduation Script Committee flectrons Committee naturally curly hatr sertous calm and reserz ed commercial student future in buszness 1107111 ALICIA ANN KERBE Peaches MY F 1zce president ltkes zce skating and seuzng shorthand enthustast trazels to extreme herghts crazy laugh that seems contagious cannot stand horror rnozzes future tn secretarial 11 ork PATRICIA ANN KERR a pleasing personaltty nezer lacks a frrendly smzle brou n han and brou n eyes cute as a button con genial lass frcend to all nimble fngers on the type u rtter keys sports a dzamorzd sparkler JEAN RUTH KESSLER Golden locks CATONIAN staf sugar n spice n ez ery thzng nice fascznattng fashions polished rt poised ucth Sec enteen look cute and collegiate Ohf those btg blue eyes unassumtng uture of course' 56 , -' I ' ' l A g.... 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JOHN EDWARD KEYS ack bang: hz: :ombrero rn Catonwzlle De Molay good lookzng ba:eball player soda yerk :trtctly a non conformr:t ca:ual practtcal yoker enjoy: danczng huntzng and irhtng entbu:1a:t future college HOMAN BENJAMIN KINSLEY JR Hap Chemutry Club zndu:trzou: :entor ut cltmb the ladder of :ucce:: uztty per:onaltty Hap -I- Chemtcal: lab explonon man uzth .fL'I6tllIfC attitude lrke: fi:hzng college bound BEVERLY ELAINE KINSMAN ez light broun hair and blue eye: tntramural zol leyball player Future Nur:e: Club Senior Chozr and All State Choru: lzke: to dance fabulou:ly rtendly :eey uture tn nur:n1g :chool TERRY LEE KIRKPATRICK Rende: tn Catonnzlle grey eyed member of the Lighting and Audzo Creu enjoy: :utmmtng and boatmg yunzor pxychoanalyn a frzend utth a :hp :tzck A6-fP uorker hope: to :ucceed as a curl engtneer JAMES WALTER KNAPP jtm or Nrck Catonszalle lad :occer and ba:ketball team: Maryland Yacht Club tntere:ted an :wtmmrng pet peeze homeu ork broun eye: addicted to rock and roll uanl: to be a dentut after college WILLIAM SCOTT KOOPMANN Scott Catonwtlle tramplant from St Louz: a dark and handxome :occer manager bot trombonut our an:u er to Vzc Setxa: a ramblzn rambler orcbe:tra and band member look: good zn bermuda: future engtneer NANCY ELLEN KROUSE Mu: Dependabtlttyf amzca puella Pep Rally A::embly and Soczal Committee: choir ntghttngale pul:e taker at Frankltn Square heart of gold F N C :ym patbettc and undemtandrng college bound nur:zng Cdfeet' BARBARA CAROL KRUEGER Bobble Senior Chotr Ctggle: homeroom :ec retary lake: French frte: and :our pickle: blue eyed blonde monitor muchtezou: lrze: for partte: and ueek end: aluay: zuth a pony tazl future :ecretary ROBERT WAYNE KUENHL Bo chatrman of Decoration Committee Chemntry' Club homeroom pre:zdent Senior Choir zke: football and dancing lzfe of tbe party mee 110761 for ezeryone look: foruard to future BARBARA PATRICIA KUHN Nzce to knou lrke: boulmg and ba:eball alway: good for a laugh thru e: on Itallan food: and :ubmarme :and utche: .rparklzng eye: and flarbmg per:onalzty amaz zngly tantalzztng :en:e of humor THOMAS INGERSOLL LANGFORD Tom tmker: uzth engme: Luther League ue tnforrned about the pa:t fazor: anything that run: on our uheel: at bome uxth a gun uzll go to Hopkzn: to become an arcbaeologut JACQUELINE LEE LANSINGER Iackxe :prce on the cake of popularrty preudent of the Semor Cla:: bead of the Cbeerleadzng Squad love: mu::c and danczng Girl: Choru: uant: to be prwate :ecretary zn future 37 ffl I7 ' ' ' . ... l4I .'.:. 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V' 1' ' WILLIAM HUMPHREY LaVECK B1 tall dark and handsome bucks and flannels athletzcally rncltned amtable and admzrable speaks collegrate slang a man of actron likeable n lookable leads crusade for long week ends Cru tall trrm n tarlored Pep Rally Comrmttee booku orm Seu nrce uater nymph Drscussron Group mrgrates every urnter to Florrda and every summer to Neu York future at Western Maryland WARDELL JAMES LINDSAY Man uzth the votce top man of the Boys Chorus ltked by all I V basketball conserzatrve dresser? mem ber of Chemtstry Club bongo drum player always szng rn future electrtcal engmeer Homeroom gavel sltnger voctferous cheerleader KAY H1 muszc zealot easy to like and hard to forget bundle of frrendlrness contagrous laugh clothes con norsseur crystal ball foretells career rn modelrng CALVIN H ENRY LOTZ Hatchet strtctly collegiate 'The South shall rrse agarnf 0 C fan jokes jokes navtgator of Pontiac crew sarcastrc wrth a smrle pet peeve blonde pony tarls plans future rn yournaltsm Hazls from Arbutus brown eyes congenral lass aluays ready utth a helping hand and an amtable smrle quret and srncere enyoys dancrng wrll be a success cn the tocatzon of her chotce DOROTHY ELIZABETH LUDWIG Luddze red hatr and blue eyes works at the soda fountam at Read s enfoys dancrng always a frzendly smrle for everyone good pal lrkes bookkeeprng and mathematics uants to be a certified publtc accountant Wtt combrned urth charm full of lrfe and sparkle ar and su rmmrng are personal rnterests dexterrous harr o rar en hue a reczatrve laugh plans for the future PP rnclude a nursrng career CHRISTINE HELLMAN LEWIS LILLIAN ROSEMARY LITTEN JO ANNE MARDEL LITZ always ready for a chtt chat enjoys readrng and popular musrc heart of gold amrable and stncere thoughtful patience that conquers all broun harr clerrcal uork rn future BONITA ELIZABETH LLOYD Bonnre C YO possessor of one green eye and one ue craves French frtes and ltaltan food ntce to know nothtng but the greatest sense of humor tntrrnstc good taste asptres to be a private secretary VALERIE VENUS LONG tzon yearns for her own uhtte Impertal dancing dolly znterested tn cars curious wrll combtne pencrl push tng with readrng thermometers as medrcal secretary JAMES ERNEST LONGSTRETH hm or Longte greenskeeper slow draw a real skyscraper 6 3 spends spare time playtng golf a real rock and roll fan has a ltkable personalrty boy with a frrendly smrle future-work uork work SUSAN WHITNEY LOVELL CAROLYN JOYCE MAGNER 38 'll .... -,' , . 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Class of I958 MICHAEL EVAN MAJOR Mrke' ma:ter of rnrrth avtd :ports fan authorrty on Peanut: and Pogo part ttme The:ptan Teen Center guy mart of varred rntere:t: amiable plan: tnclude a teachrng career CHARLES MERTON MANZER Chuck Ivy League guy de:ert boot: khakr: and green creu neck: ltke: to dance quret but frrendly and :tncere :econd home Ocean Crty blond creu cut future- but definitely DOROTHY BEATRICE MARTIN Dot petrte and :ueet :rmpltcrty combtned wtth charm crave: thote pizza: pet peeve-people who dont :ay Ht package of personaltty tied up utth a :mile plan: to enter bu:tne:: uorld RONALD HICKS MATTHEWS Woogie hang: hu hat rn Catonwrlle Peanut: fa rntere:t: lre rn art and danctng collect: round: o all thtng: quret and congenral friendly and fun lovtn aspire: to be an art1:t CAROLYN JOYCE MATTHIESEN Math lzght broun hazr brown eye: Sunday School :ecretary enjoy: all type: of danctng 5 feet 9 tnche: genutne hunger for coke: and ptzza pte: pet peeve gettrng up early every mornrng hope: to become a prtvate HARVEY RAYMOND MAYER Three year member of Boy: Choru: enjoy: boattng and flying Jport: zealot-parttcularly ba:eball work: for Hecht Com an tall n colle tate ho e: to attend :ecretary P 3' 8 P Unrverxrty of Baltrmore to become an accountant ELLEN VIRGINIA MCCREA Caton:vrlle la:: collegrate and trrrn one of Hecht: grr: hockey and :oftball devotee rntere:t: lre tn field: of 1azz art and :utrrtmtng future wrll find Ellen at Maryland Inxtrtute of Art CARLENE ADELE MCCUEN Arrttable and adrott rntramural ba:ketball badrntnton Pep Rally and Soctal Commtttee: defen:e attorney on Student Court Chotr member homeroom veep enjoy: tce :katrng n penny ptnchtng pet peeve broken fingernatl: JOHN RICHARD McCULLOM johnny Lamdowne lad outdoor guy certainly not a bookworm avtd fancter of auto ractng congental attitude toward all will make ht: career tn the State Poltce loyal frtend PATRICIA ANNE McGEENEY 'Tony welcomed addition from Seton blue eyed brounette CYO member May Company worker collect: Sinatra record: pretty dark eye: gym cracker pet peeve-Elvr: plan: to attend college and then become an tntertor decorator PATRICK MICHAEL McGOWAN a hatl: from Arbutu: Jport: devotee Arbutu: football team man of actron tnteretted tn mu:1c pet peeve Sktp tt Freud fan :ee: future at Balt: more jumor College alter graduatron WILLIAM CARLTON MEADE 1 brown harr and brown eye: Officer of Methodut Youth Fellowshrp rntere:ted rn iixhmg :wtmrmng archery and bowling great fan of rock rt roll and football deep rooted wrt Umvemty of Maryland 59 lr ' 1 ' ' - H ll If L' ' ' If ,U ' , ' ... ... , ,, H . 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Class of I958 RICHARD LEE MEYERS Dzck Food Farr fan Franklrntowns contrrbutzon to Catonszzlle frrend to all uatch out bustness world here comes Rzch' uorks rn school store always smtltng ner er u tthout a joke ROBERT SHIPLEY MEYERS JR Bo uonderful sense of humor member of Maryland Academy of Scrence loves pzzza pre and steamed crabs favortte subjects bookkeeping and typzng always has a yoke ambztton to become an aeronautzcal deszgner .IUDITH ANN MILDENBERGER udy charming smile fan of the ner thtngs art and muszc cordzal and trrm Arbutus gal pleasrng per sonalzty pleasant smtle yearns to travel around the uorld as an arrltne hostess HELEN VIRGINIA MILES He Oh those dark eyes true frrend softball manager holds the purse strings of her homeroom the yoztal one uzth an tngratzattng personality 5 year gal rn Gtrls Chorus future penctl pusher ALBERT FRANKLIN MEEHAN stzngzest goalze personalrty trrmmed unth rntellt gence tall man rn basketball cross country track and soccer dzslzkes schools graphrte filled locks Senror Chorr future as brophysrcrst ANNE TH ERESA MELZER Catonsulle lass uho came to us from Mt de Sales craves those parttes and dances exuberant sprrrt alu ays gn :ng a generous smrle fazorrte ttme lunch tzme hopes to become a teacher Tou son State PAUL LEE MERRITT Master of urttzcrsm Varsity basketball and baseball Blue Monday spruce and sporty hrtchhzker smrle hrdden beneath a coat of tan ueek end traz eler strzctly Ivy League future but definztely MARY IRENE MEYERS Entranczng personality partzal to muszc clothes con notsseur laughter lozzng lass uho rs generous uzth her smrles dependable short but snappy destzned to go far tn the field of her chorce FRANCIS DAVID MILLER Fran habitat Halerhorpe lots of fun uorks part time for AGP untque personality lzfe of any party friend ttl the end aluays out for a good ttme foztal undecrded about future JOSEPH JACKSON MILLER oe calls Catonszzlle home belongs to oz er 6 class tnterests are azrplanes and ying Cn rl Arr Patrol frzendly and nrce joztal reads uzth adztce looking foru ard to short zacatron rn Arr Force JUDITH EDWINA MILLER udy tall trrm brunette friendly and considerate likes coca cola and sutmmtng speeds on typeurzter sptrtt coupled uzth sertous zntent loquactous future as a receptzonzst PAUL DARRELL MILTON Boys Chorus Nou hou bout that' fournalrsm tall man rn the halls of C S H S per peeve school cafeteria sandurches future as a salesman lwes for week ends calls Arbutus home alu ays smzltng 40 ,,Al,, . . . .V , . . .- --- I r If 1 .. , . . . - ... 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' ' Vr -' , ,r 1: ' ' DIANE MICHELE MOGAVERO Peanut deluery clerk at Montgomery Wards dar hroun hazr and hroun eyes ltkes to houl to dance, and to type cute gtrl ruth great personalrty stylzsh dresser u htz at the typeu rtter amhrtzon to he a typtst GLORIA MERRILLE MOODY Brou n hatr and hrou n eyes nzce to knou ltkes to dance pet peece strarght hazr alzcays ready for a good laugh uhrz at cornmercral subjects sptce on the cake o per sonaltty uture secretary and Mrs KATHLEEN BOWMAN MOORE Kathy polished and pozsetl CATONIAN staff Executrz e Commtttee su eet and pettte 14 1th that SEVFNTFLN ook ahtltty -1- arnhttton achrezernent sports prorns and many commtttees future home economrcs teacher LORETTA DIANE MOORE Wetta' anzmated hlue eyed blonde teep of home room magnetrc personality dressed utth a flarr fo color su eet and sunny alu ays has a smzle grr with a dtamond sparkle future look out huszness 1107111 here comes Wetta ROBERT JETT NEAL Bo adept ll heel handler rn any car blue eyed blond measure 5 IU pushes a 3-J Ford Coupe khakts and saddles ready utth a smlle of the hot rod set future aeronautzcal engtnecr ROBERT EDWIN NELSON Nellie small tn stature gigantic tn personality go an Varstty trz letter rnan soccer haskethall and hasehall alu ays spendzng money strau herry hlond creu cut professional hasehall after college GERALDINE MARIE NESS Gerry zrm n ztgor a frtendlyf smtle and a cheery word F H A Monttor squad parttal to the dance oor efferzescent personalzty houlzng league strrz es to clrmh to great hezghts tn the uorld of hustness JOHN DICK NETHKEN .IR lack to hrs frtends blond and handsome rersattle warm gnn przorrty to sports fokes for all occastons nec er by passes a party outdoor man ruth a soccer hall uzll make great addttron rn the world of trade THOMAS WILLIAM MORRIS 'Tom and member of gun cluh Maryland National Guard enyoys good old mountain mustc hunter hroun hazr, hlue eyes hahttat Catonszfrlle yearns to start a gun collection future contractor or sergeant rn the .IOHN MARTIN MULLEN johnny hatls from Balttrnore Htghlands a I V soccer lrkes a good time part trme electrtczans helper przorrty to hunttng grounds spends spare tzme under a car frtendly to all future as an electrrctan Guard BARBARA LEE MURPHY Murph Catonsutlle socraltte laugh rnsttgator pep and wtalzty sptce on the cake of populartty charrman of Soctal Cornmrttee serzousf loves to gzte speechesl Athletic Comrntttee headed for college THOMAS RALPH MYERS JR Tom homestead rn Catonszrlle zeep of hand summer lzfe guard ltkes popular and classtcal rnuszc hops around zn hrs ltttle car afrd camper uznntng smtle pet peeze teleztston plays mechanical engt neertng at U of M 41 ' k ' . f' '...' 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JUANITA ELAINE NORTH Gentle genzal and gracrous bubbles beneath a smooth surface partral to prano surmmtng and dancrng Elrgrbrlrty Committee F N C delrghtfully engagzng per sonalrty porsed n polzshed future uoman rn whtte MAUREEN FAITH ODONNELL Catonsnrlle lass bubblrng wrth personalzty enjoys read :ng boa lrng and horseback rzdrng CATONIAN staff momtor squad amicable loquacrous and conscrentzous fend for tuna ish future-prtvate secretary JOAN IRENE ORNDOREE Alonrshes su eel neat and nrce to meet trny brunette urth an eye for color Well for goodness sake' lunch monitor loves the ocean breeze look out buscness uorld here comes joan WILLIAM HENRY ORTON Br subtle sense of humor Catonsulles ansu er to Roger Bannrster Student Council uhrz wrth uords II Y F talented dramatrcally United Natrons Club Senror Choir college bound NANCY LYNN PEARCE Nance addrtron to C S H S from Franklrn Pa corztagrous smrle perfect combo of beamrng brown eyes and dark broun harr craves thrck milk shakes and hamburgers u all tread her uay to business school VIVIAN MAE PEDDICORD uf rarely speechless partral to dancrng and parties always ready for fun and frolzc drslrkes banana splrts of all thrngs' thoughtful and srncere wvacrous per sonaltty future homemaker JANET ROBERTA PEDERSON an frequents Teen Center graceful dancer artrstrc Wards uorker brown eyed brown hatred beauty sugar and cream statuesque full of fun and sparkle urll attend modelrng school VINCENT JOHN PERTICONE Vmce gas pump jockey cnterests lean toward sports musrc cars and art vocal grant rn chorr full of fun Varszty baseball agrarran ways an rndwrdualtst future undecrded JOHN BULLOCK OWENS Blond harr and blue eyes member of the Chemrstry Club hangs hrs hat rn Catonswlle interested rn shrn dwrng outboard motorrng and satlrng pet peeve slrde rules that do not slide future rn merchant marrnes or engrneerrng JUDITI'I LOUISE OWENS Ie o Halethorpe lass better frrend uould be hard to nd su eetness personzfed partial to thrck mrlhshakes gentle persrstence unassuming enyoys readrng and JEANNIE McPHERSON PATTERSON Ieannre Bell partzal to Iuy League our absent mrnded professor heard before seen F TA always causing a rzot S C representatcte all colleges beware here comes feannre' ELVA ANN PAYNE Tarlored and trrm cra es the sun and surf of Ocean Crty Electrons Commrttee Girls Chorus always pleasant and pleasrng FNC offcer bubblzng personality hopes for nurszng or secretarcal future 42 I' , . 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I . ,, . ,, . .. . . 4 Class of 1958 STEPHEN ANTHONY PRESTI Steve Catonsvtlle lad cashter tn local grocery store frtendly and constderate parttctpant tn Naval Reserve actrvttres ham radro enthusrast always has a smrle ready desrres to work tou ards being an electrontcs techmctan ANNE MARIE QUARLES Sport CATONIAN co erlztor Mzss Executtve type natural cloun varstty hockey and softball player co chatrman of Elzgrbtlxty Commtttee possesses much utt and charm future Stetson Untversrty rn sunny Florrda GARY ALLEN RAVER Touers to 6 frzendly never a dull moment KAY HI reporter hangs hrs hat tn Arbutus always ready wtth a smrle or a get rrch qutck scheme future Unzverszty o Maryland vza Balttmore lunror College IRENE JOAN RADAUSKAS Sports zealot loves to travel amze de tout le monde I V basketball and Varsity volleyball ltkes mustc and art practical outlook charm n chatter would lrke to try her hand at modern languages ROSEMARY MARGARET PHELPS Rose collegtate and congenral I V hockey Future Homemaker: Club frrendly smrle thrwes on pickles and pretzels lakes roller skating and horseback rzdrng future as arrlrne stewardess or fashton consultant EMORY LEE PLATE ee hangs hrs hat tn Arbutus hot rod fanatrc frrendly grease monkey a man of action pet peeve- women drrvers always has a frrendly smtle and a gentle word future rn mechantcs DAVID HAHN POIST The Polrtrctan keeps C S H S socrally altve as that Eddre Iacobs look of perfectron party man CATONIAN staff full of school spmr dance expert Student Councrl Veep alert all campuses' ROSEMARIE SUSAN POLZIN sparklzng sweet and sunny adds a dash of foretgn zntrtgue to C S H S Student Coun ctl Socral Commtttee monitor sprrng board spectalrst naturally curly harr future medrcal scrzbe Boundless personaltty SANDRA FERN REED Sandy swtsh of a blond ponytatl long arm of law tn CH S hall I V softball prexy of YF group anrmal lover our Carmen pretty n perky n full of pep Senzor Chotr Advanced Chemistry Club future career grrl PATRICIA ANN REEDY a broun hazr and broun eyes part time employ ment at beauty shop rnterested rn badminton swtmmrng and dancrng sweet grrl wrth brg smrle bubbling over wrth personalrty uants to be typrst or beautzcran CAROLE VIRGINIA REID A resident of Lansdowne brown eyea' brownette belongs to church organrzatron bowltng and skating enthusrast utcked uoman drrver a true frrend qutet and reserved looks forward to future rn business world PAUL BRIAN RICHARD Sprder harls from Westoune chotr member De Malay and Luther League especzally en1oys mathe matrcs pet peeve-alarm clocks collegiate easy gom uould lzke to make a career as an engmeer or naval avrator 43 rr 11 ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 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Class of 1958 KENNETH GILBERT RITT C S H S : tallest man to all frrendly people lrker car: and partte: pet peeve :hort people ambrtron r: to attend college MARLENE JOAN RITTER Tall and Jtylz:h nrce to look up to plea:ant mood to match her per:onalrty homeroom gavel :lznger e peeoe-being called Ken: :1:ter favor: Freud yearn: to get drwer: lrcen:e ambttton :tenographer MARYLEE ESTELLE RITTER Catonwtlle la:: :unny blonde F T A lzke: ptano dancrng and the Oriole: Ocean Czty fend collegzate :parkltng and :weet reliable friend alll ind future a: a teacher JOHN JAMES ROBERTSON ac hang: hz: hat and coat tn Catonsczlle broun harr and green eye: crox: country and wre:tltng Boy: Choru: rt1tere:ted tn dancmg and Jport: really a great frfend future rn lndustry Ken Var:zty letterman :occer ba:ketball and lacro::e cheery per:onalrty frtend ROBERTA SCOTT RICHARD Bobble love: Ht Fr rnunc Future Nurxe: Club Mem er :ueet and :rncere enchantrng and energetic tall and :trzkrng brunette dulzke: Monday rnornzng: tre: chtc future all decided WILLIAM WESLY RIDGLEY B1 Sensor Chozr prlot: a 53 Pontiac great dancer :hould be a comedran clerk at local drug :tore blond hatr and blue eye: rntere:ted rn flytng and muuc uant: to be Arr Force prlot CAROLE SUZANNE RIGGS Poopxre comtanlly talking ea:y to lake mce to know lwe: or ueek end: lrke: uhrte Ford com ertrhle: and holiday: hep urth all muxzc lunch Monztor e peeve men dru er: future :ecretary LAWRENCE WAYNE RINKER Rrnk real lne urre enjoy: playtng tennt: Arbutu: lad uork: at part tune delu ery fob pet peeue -report card: all around Jport: fan and player look: foruard to draftrng cour:e at Baltrmore junzor College DAVID SHIPLEY ROBINSON Hang: hr: hat rn Arbutu: broun hazr agreeable lad lrrend rn need never lack: a congental grtn happy go lucky quzet and :tncere perfonalrty plu: alu ay: on the go future9 :ucce::ful JOHN LUTHER ROBINSON Executive Comrmttee prznter: :nk and deadlzne: CATONIAN :port: edrtor friendly and dependable KAY HI Editor a man of actton muchrez ou: wrt full of mm ztgor and wtalrty grft of gab Marine Corp:-duty ca : EDUARDO ADOLFO ROGGERO add: forergn accent to C S H S tntere:t lte: an awatron Ctcrl Arr Patrol prwate pilot quzet per:on altty with a da:h of Argenttnzan rntrrgue hope: to become an atrcraft engrneer and a U S Arr Force prlot JUDITH LEE ROLLMAN Judie S C repre:entat111e bag brown eye: favor: Ocean City :cene on the :tage KAY HI copy editor a flatr for charm and chatter party goer known for her giggle :ecretary of Journalurn Club future Tow:on State Teacher: College 44 ,, .,, . , H 'U ..: 'Ilf'... 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' , nan 'W GARY THOMAS ROTH Loyola: lo:: our gain :ingular type of humor tote: copy for the NEWS POST crazy over hor:e: partial to :weet: pet peeve-fu ork in any form Oh yeah' a:ptre: to become a veterinarian GLENN SAPPINGTON Frequent: teen center partial to opponte :ex hi: 1948 Pontiac 1: hi: pride and foy punche: time card at Acme Food Store broun haired brown eyed lad nice to knou undecided future WILLIAM SWANSON SCALF Bt tall good looking :tx footer quiet but not re :erved Var:ity :occer a lady : man interested in girl: car: and clothe: Virginia immigrant will do 1u:tice to an Arr Force umform ELIZABETH ANN SCHAEFER Betty CATONIAN bu:rne:: manager never without bracelet: alert monitor energy + ambition :ucce:: woman driver endle:: line of chatter alway: in a pickle :ee: future a: :ecretary WILLIAM RICHARD SCHAEFER B1 brown hair brown eye: exchange :tudent from Poly lifeguard at Meadowbrook during :um mer like: car: and model: hang: hr: hat in Catonwrlle future-Navy or an engineering college MARY MARGARET SCHAPER Sugar :ueet partial to pizza: quiet con:czentiou: and :rncere carefree and gay enjoy: vacation: at Ocean City job : Daughter: member hard working la:: blonde hair blue eye: ambition to be a lawyer: :ecretary JOHN PEIRSON SCHELZ and Election Committee: :chool ticket :eller figure on tenni: court ambition: :er1ou: :treak Chemistry and U N Club: ambttron to be a :ucce::ful chemt:t or chemical engineer BARRY RAND SCHIMPF Chip contagsou: :mile pilot: an Old: plea:tng per:onaltty all out for Marine Corp: like: hunting and fi:h1ng crazy about our long lunch perrodf happy go lucky headed for :ervtce GAIL LOUISE SCHOTTA Catonntlle re:ident blonde hair and green eye: a: ketball team play: church organ pilot: a 57 Ford intere:ted in all :port: and dancing :u eet and alway: laugh in uant: to be a temperature taker SUZANNE BARBARA SCHOTTA ue Co chairman Athletic Committee Vamty hockey ba:ketball and :oftball :octal :potlrght favorite :aying I m .fo o tired beware woman driver :ee: a col lege future a: a phy:tcal education mayor CHARLES STEPHEN SCHUMAN Charlie Caton:vtlle Manor cro:: country and track member of Civil Arr Patrol friendly and unny blond hatr and green eye: pet peeve :pellmg tr National Guard uture radio technician or radio operator WILLIAM EDWARD SCHUMAN .IR Bt lacro::e and :occer team: direct: mo:t of hi: attention to hx: car :trtctly Ivy League all ht: way: are winning uay: :port: are hi: main mtere:t ha: an indoor exutence future plan: college 45 ' J . 1.1 . :pu- - N... 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' ' GEORGE RUSSELL SEYLAR Catonsutlle resrdent memher of school orchestra hrown hatr and hroun eyes Methodtst Youth Fellowshtp am radzo addict qutet and reserved ready wtth a helpzng hand looks to future as electrical engtneer JOHN BERT SHERIN Frtend tn need Church Angeltcan Cluh qutet and stn cere personaltty plus resrdence Catonswlle lwes for 3 30 p m twtrls compass tn geometry class college hound amhztton to he a veterznartan JOHN WINFIELD SHUCK Scholasttc spotltght Varstty hasehall our guy of a few thousand words reltc of the math department Ortoles and Colts fan enyoys scrence fictton and comedy a around ltkeahle guy Dzscusston Group college hound LAVERNE VELMA SHUTT Bernte frequents Matden Chotce teen center money mad personaltty snaps crackles and pops rock and roll fiend hlack hatr and hazel eyes demon drwer home address Arhutus headed for success ELAINE VAUGH SIMMERMAN Mzckey figure on tce skates nurses atd for Church Home and Hospztal excellent cook pert and pretty needle and thread and then a creatzon The Grggler krnd frzendly and helpful asptres to hecome a nurse HAROLD EUGENE SMITH Ha qutet and athletic Varsrty hasehall ptlots a Mercury tou ers to 6 3 ltkes popular songs dancing and custom cars pet peerte crou ded halls asptres to he a mayor league hasehall player or an Arr Force ptlot OLIVIA GENEVIEVE SMITH ean sweet and cute aluays has a frtendly smzle ltkes horsehack rtdzng and tennts reszdes tn Edmondson Hetghts styltsh dresser uants to hecome a drsc yockey SUSAN NEVILLE SMITH Suste enjoys readtng and danctng has a part ttme o lzght hroun hazr hlue eyes makes her restdence tn Catonswlle ltkes clothes money and Fords zmagtna tton unltmtted looks forward to herng an X ray technician WAYNE CARTER SMITH Restdes tn Balttmore Highlands one of the Smtth Brothers snappy hut casual manner of dress sports enthustast speczal znterest tn foothall pet peeve teachers tkes gzrls and cars amhttzon to graduate WILLIAM HUGO SNYDER Bt collector of foretgn cotns enjoys readtng makes a neat appearance ts qurte the prtnter calm cool and collected has a htdden smtle qutet and de pendahle plans to attend Coast Guard Academy JOAN MARIE SPINDLER Ioannte another Betty Crocker oh those htg hlue eyes pet peeves crowded halls and lockers that jam contagtous smtle fun to he wtth rosy rosy cheeks future plans a weddtng rn Iune KATHERINE ELIZABETH STAFFEL Kathy tuznklzng hrown eyes and red hazr as calm and easy gotng as a troptcal hreeze deltghts an swtmmtng and skattng cortsctenttous has wstons of a secretartal future tn her crystal hall 46 ' ' ' ' ...ll If 'Il ' ' .nu . 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I. - .nun .1 Class of 1958 IRVIN FREDERICK STAPF JR rv heads the Ltght and Audro Creu ham m amateur radzo uorld church work hunttng fishmg an rtch urth smiles and frzend: qutet but pleasant days are too short future rn electrtcal engtneertng CAROLE ANITA STERN Trnky loquacfous partzal to readzn wrrttng and rhythm IV hockey Future Homemaker: Club ltbrary assrstant hazel eyed dreamer likes whrte Lincoln conzrerttble: junior college rn future plans RUTH MAE STEUFFER Ruthte member of Ht Way Btble Club laughter lontng lasste brown eyes demon drwer yearns to travel world wrde picks up pay check at Wards plans to attend Prame Btble Instttute to prepare fo a ltfe as a KATHLEEN MEREDITH STEVENSON Kathy Catonsville la:: member of the Art Club fascinated by neu harr cuts hazel eyed dreamer always tn the mtddle of a good ttme Ocean Ctty fan Hecht Company employee future tn college mtsstonary LOLA JOAN STIVERS Pleasant personaltty adapted for all occasions bewttchzng :mrle one part broun hazr a dash of thoughtful blue eyes vored wtth femrnrmty make up this lovely lass looks or uard to a happy future tn nursery school teachmg JANICE MARIE STOECKL Stoke Varstty volleyball Arbutus gal dark curly hatred brunette mtaltty personthed a uelcome addttton to C S H S rzend tn need 1l tll cltmb to the zerttth f of success THOMAS JOSEPH STOVER 'Tom hatls from Halethorpe Smokey athlet :cally zncltned qutet but you knou he: around a true scholar? plays basketball tn nrght Recreatzon League chtef ambttron to graduate RICHARD CHARLES STRAND Drck man of the uorld Executwe Commtttee Mr Persortaltty Varstty basketball and baseball aluays on the go plenty of actzon rn ht: path scholastzc :pot light college and then chemical engtneerrng LARRY RAY STRAYER Frtends call htm Butch cross country De Molay :rx footer uzth good outlook on ltfe rnterest ltes in eld of math homestead xn Arbutus ummng smtle future electrzcal engtneer aluays out for a good ttme FLORENCE ROSALIE STURDEVANT Rose full of um vttaltty and Hgor Library and Chemzstry Clubs bound for success a frzends nend a giggle entirely her ou n arttsttcally tncltned ut u ork for Bachelor of Theology degree MARCIA ELLEN SUNDSTROM Ftgure skater Eltgzbtlrty and Electtons Committees seu nzce CATONIAN staff soft spoken Dorothy Dtx of C S H S Dtscusston Group Ocean Crty sum nzer lucky college that get: our Marcta MILNE LEE SUTHERLAND ee Freudzan psychologist a real credtt to C S H S hangs hr: hat zn Arbutus frzendly to all rocket enthustast ummng smile ll tt tn a rare form ou for a good trme future to be a success 47 , . 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Class of 1958 BERNICE CATHERINE SWANN Petzte and su eet mce things aluays surround her one of the brightest gleams in early mornzng classes loves to dance and go to partres dark wavy hazr pleasant per sonalzty dash of quiet humor business world sn her LOIS ELEANOR SWEET Long arm of the lau rn C H S halls Social Committee per peeze slou dm ers never a dull moment boultng fan contagzous gtggle true blue eyes match her style of friendship grrl Fnday for some lucky boss zn future ELLEN HANNAH TAYLOR Loves the sand and surf of Ocean Czty in the summer lends her services to CHS volleyball team aluays ready for a chrt chat contagious giggle and lots of fun headed for yunzor college and role of secretary rn bright future JOSEPH CHARLES TERRY a Preszdent of journalism Club assoccate edztor of KAY HI Executzve Commrttee classes editor of CATONIAN versatile url composed and discerning amicable plans to become a doctor lawyer or Indian chief future GLORIA ANN THOMPSON G o Balttmore Hzghlands lass barbecue fiend enjoys dancing frrendly smrle for all secretary of Bal ttmore Hzghlands Teen Center full of fun party fiend wtll be a certarn success rn the field of her chotce MADELEN LORETTA THOMPSON Maddy Catonsvzlle lass congenral and gentle Soczal Commrttee Girls Chorus enyoys readzng swtm mmg and dancing quzet effervescence would like to try her hand at newspaper work rn the future RONALD LOUIS THOMPSON Ron real friendly Arbutus Football Team P 8 9' K somethrng deep znterest rn athlettc events per peeve Monday mornrngs sure to find success rn whatever he does HENRY CHRISTIAN TIEMEYER Chrzs year round Ocean Czty Tan fan of long hatred musrc member of Luther League State East Coast Catonsvrlle Hzgh School orchestra member Maestro' plans to be a professtonal cellrst or an orchestra conductor DORIS J EANNETTE TOWNSEND an charming chatterbox co edztor of CATONIAN cheerful cheerleader thousands of fabulous hatr styles Executrve Commzttee monrtor Grrl Scouts always on the go yearns to uork zn the held of science CONSTANCE ANNETTE TRACEY Connie actzze zn her church chotr plays pang pong like a pro broun harr blue eyes Baltimore Highlands ass lzkes summer zacatzons and being wtth frtends ambrtzon to hold a bank posrtron or to be a secretary BARBARA MAY TROGLER Barb Social Committee Pep Rally Commtttee uzelds a uzld paint brush oh those dzmples blue eyes dresses urth a zr for color especially likes dancing animated and spmted desrres to uork rn interior decoratrng DOUGLAS GARY TUCKER Gary hangs has hat an Oella sun tanned stx footer outdoor man quiet but congemal interested tn automobiles nec er a dull moment party fan energy unlimited future naturally hlled urth success 48 nun IT- V Il nn- qi: , I I 1 .A Y' I uno J IJ I . ffl!! 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FRANKLIN LANCE TUCKER Frank habrtat Caton:vrlle member of Boy: Choru: partcal to mechanrc: and munc practical outlook on ltfe alway: ready wtth a :nappy qurp party goer fu of fun hope: to become a mechanic and garage owner BARBARA ANN VALCOURT Barb about 5 feet tall black hazr and black eye: :weet and petzte Freud fanattc never refu:e: a party rnvrtatzon per:onaltty plu: alway: on the go love: payama partre: hate: homework future-:ecretary HOWARD MELVIN VOLKERT Me Relay re:rdent member of Ccvrl Arr Patrol brown harr and blue grey eye: Arbutu: Athletrc A::ocra tion alway: 7okcng play: rn the :chool band en1oy: drrvzng and flyrng future We:tznghou:e worker or Navy ANNA ELIZABETH WAGNER Betty uorld traveler recently tran:ferred from Anchor age Ala:ka member of the junror Semor Choru: enjoy: :ewrng readtng pazntrng and :port: e:pectally ba:eball hope: for college lrfe and then a career rn :crence 711471 JAMES EDWARD WASHINGTON rm rendent of Catonwxlle mo:t likeable lad enyoy: lzfe faunty :mrle devrl may care favorrte time 3 30 determtnatron to :ucceed never without a zcttty remark future plan: a: yet undecided ROBERT EDWIN WATSON Bo brown harr and brown eye: Halethorpe lad uork: at Daum J Food Ba:ket rntere:ted rn automobtle: and photography fiend for 7azz by the Prer Ftve jazz Band pet peeve-women drcver: future Navy and college PATRICIA ANN WEBER enjoy: talktng on the telephone a protege of Mr Grcjin nrmble Hnger: on the typewrrter hgure on badmznton court S C repre:entattve future :ecretary rn brg bu:rne:: ROSE LOUISE WEGWORTH Wedge get: a ktck out of lrfe look outl4wornan drrver monttor :tore: much laughter for rtght trme: happy go lucky always wart: untrl tomorrow to get angry a whrm for clothe: and more clothe: :ee: uture a: medrcal :ecretary ELOISE FRANCES WENGER fun and :parkle ver:attle :ong:tre:: rn Grrl: Choru: hazel eyed dreamer frrendly and dependable bundle of fun :ugared wrth :weetne:: and :prced wrth a :mrle future-pattrng fecered brou: SELMA LEE WESSELMAN ue dynamic per:0nalrty Gtrl: Choru: party grr pet peeze-bag brother: lrke: to ualk through 0 C Jand: vrcacrou: and blue eyed loquacrou: never :er1ou: ueddrng bell: rn Augu:t JO ANN PEARL WILLIAMS Woodlawn re:zdent blonde harr blue eye: lunch monttor M YF member Sunday School teacher enjoy: dancmg movte: and Ocean Crty Let: haze a party ltke: football u ant: to be an arrltne :tewarde:: MARY ALICE WILLIAMS Warm per:onaltty topped urth an mtrrgurng laugh tke: :wrmmrng delightful to talk to oh tho:e big brown eye: lrke: to traz el delrghtful and devtlr:h wr crrcle globe a: arrlme :tezcarde:: 49 PP If ' 1 ' 7 ' - ll ll Il ' l ... 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Class of 1958 'IEW' SANDRA LEE WILLIAMS Sandy rock and roll ktd cut: a mean rug Soctal and Publtczty Comrntttee: uonder ul outlook on ltfe urtty rock: wtth Clyde McPhatty platter: pet peeve: :how off: and duappotntment: urll be a commerctal arttst BARBARA ANN WILLING Barb unendtng ltne of chatter :trtkrng ltttle blonde Soctal and Publtctty Commtttee: alu ay: bowlrng :wtm mzng or 1ce:katrng M Y F church chotr F N A utll :tudy medtctrte at the Unrveruty of Maryland WAYNE RANDALL WITZKE Randy Caton:vtlle rendent blond hatr and blue eye: tower: :tx feet above :ea level water :kung enthu:ta:t pet peeve let:ure ttme drtve: a Chevrolet qutet type of per:on future fflled utth certazn :ucce:: JOYCE MARILYN WOLF Ltttle Wolf great frtend all the ttme often found tn a :tate of deltghtful confuuon per:onalzty pla: tnter e:ted tn automobzle: clothe: and danctng part ttme :ale: gtr Arbutu: gal future lze: tn :ecretartal work WILLIAM EMORY WRIGHTSON Br never refu:e: a party tnvztattort alway: on the go not one dull moment zntere:ted tn car: and the movze: pet peeve homework on ueek end: :port: fan ba:e ball ba:ketball and :occer de:tre: to be a golf profesnonal JUDITH ANN WUERFEL udy ci cute clever and collegtate WCAO boo:ter per:onalrty plu: rntellectual Student Counctl repre:entatne :prrnkled wzth :zncertty plan: to attend Unzvemty of Maryland to prepare for a nur:tng career MARIE BEVERLY ANN YOUNG e congemal Catonnzlle la:: on the monztor :taff lend: her talent: to the rolleyball team enjoy: bowlzng and partte: uork: for Hutzler: tn her :pare moment: fun and frolzc look: foru ard to career tn bu:zne:: DOROTHY ANN ZAISER Dottt dizzy demon behtnd the wheel look: to the : a la:t mznute ktd Pep Rally Commtttee co legrate mo:tly tn mnchref :oftball team crave: m1lk:hake: and French frre: mad chemrrt future col lege gzrl SHUTTER SHY ANTHONY BERNARD LU KASAVAGE Tony or Luke hang: ht: coat in Lan:downe brown hatr and blue eye: zntere:ted tn chemutry and pho tography alway: a wttty remark on the ttp of ht: tongue uould lzke to be a chemt:t or a typ4:t for Uncle Sam ROBERT ELLIS McDOWELL Bo from Naple: Hrgh School tn Italy brown harr and blue eye: tntere:ted tn ba:ketball and ba:eball photography fiend member of the Mumch Germany Scr entzfic Club want: to go tnto the held of theorettcal phync: THOMAS JOHN O HALLARON Lrghtntng t: taktng a correxpondence cour:e tn elec trontc: collegtan from Arbutu: alway: perk: up at lunch ttme :ports fan tower: aboce other: hope: for :ucce::ful future a:prre: to operate ht: oun radro :hop ROBERT GERARD SMITH Bo crave: ttnkertng urth car: :tack car racrng an :ttll uater: run deep pet peeve :hou er: pzlot: a Ford untque outlook on lrfe wrll go far tn the held of hz: chotce 50 I' N ' ' ,.: V ' f ' V. l... 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Mr. Max Bauman, guidance counselor, and Miss Marga- ret VC'alters, mathematics instructor, has earnestly and advantageously journeyed along the pathway of scholastic life at Catonsville Senior High School. ln all fields of endeavor the juniors have contributed many projecting personalities to our velvet campus. Versatile .lung l.eong, Beth Reid. Bonnie Marvel, and Priscella Knight have led their class not only as class officers, but also as prominent figures in extra curricular activities. Among the numerous athletes in the spotlight were Bob Bolesta, Nancy Durigg. Joan Hopkins, Stacey Kalinowski. Chi McClean, Donald Macl.aughlin, Don Schmigel. and janet Smith who added zest and excitement to the various sport events. A melodious touch was intro- duced by musicians Bill Belt, George Orton, Judy Swift, and Kit Valentine. Voicing the requests, suggestions, and grievances of their class were Student Council participants Bob Buckwalter, co- chairman of the Kay Card Committee: Nancy Durigg, chairman of the Student Aid Committee: Virginia Engle, chairman of the Student Court: Marye Gail Harrison. chairman of the Point Sys- tem Committeeg bludy Stem, Monitor Committee chairmang and Richard Tuerk, Athletic Committee co-chairman. An infinite number of others lent their varied talents to brighten the school year. At the annual Prom, entitled Fantasy de la Mer , the juniors and their guests. surrounded by decora- tions depicting an underwater setting, danced to the music of the Men of Note as they anxiously awaited the moment when they would receive their school rings symbolizing their position in the forth- coming year. Junior Day climaxed the year. leaving each member of the class with many happy and rewarding moments to remember. With an air of pride the class of '59 can view the campus, aware of the fact that it has played an important part in creating the atmosphere of its alma mater and with eagerness can look forward to a colorful and successful senior year which will start them on the footpath to the road leading to the future. With this Assurance . . . Iznzior officers Beth Reid. Viue Pre.fizie1zl.' Bwmie Nlurrel. Sefreturj: lung Leong. Pre.ricfe1zI,' and Prircillfz Kfligjlf. Trearlfrer. diiczrri the yearfi' actizitier zvifb class udz'i.mr.r. Mr. Max Bfzzzmamz and Miss Mfzrgarel Waller.f, Z s fs 5 in i if sf T l llA: R014 I: C. Barbour, FI. Har- tlesty, Preyifferzfx M. Walttxn, Virc Pre.rizfent.' V. Engle, 7il'Cd.YIlI'6'V.' C. Fitzgerald. Serremri: A. jcppi. Run 2: P. Amorosi, G. Allen, M. Perl- tlicord, P. O'Neill, S. Gibson, N Fisher, Miss Bozarth. R014 S: S. Upman, B. Engelskirch, P. Helms, L. Baskerville, B. Deitrich. B. Kaufman. M. Harrison. Razr' -if G. Cavalier. L. Carter, P. Malinski. K. Mosley. G. Dickson. N. Durigg. l IB: R014 I: C. Ray, D. Mtichiugh- lin. Prefirfef11.' L. Neugent. Virc P7'6.l'il2lbI1f.' K. Valentine, 7-7'CdfIH'L'7',' A. Phillips. Set'r'efmj1.' A. Jenkins. Run 2: L. Olney, G, Cantwell. S. Davis. KI. Eltlritlge. K. Novak. B. Mack. Miss CofTm.1n. Ron 3: P. Knight. D. Heckner. VI. Gnrmiin. V. Agnes. S. Hafner. C. I..1f.1yctte. B. Reid. Razr 4: G. Orton. XV. Grimm, B. Garry. M. Daniels. R. Rogers. C. Jenkins. C. Ertlman, VV. Klein. Roz: 5: H. Lucy, Al. Novak. VV. Tarun. VC. Forrest. B. Aldrich, C. Unverzagt. A. Clopein, B. XVhite, D. Hall. Class of 1959 llC3 Ron I.' A. Leyh, R. Becker I're.fiilu1f.' D, Rogers, Vim Piiyri ifeul: H. Aluister, Yil'L'd.flll'C7',' D. Cy ford. .SiL'!'l'L'l'd7'5,' Al. Patton. Run 2 'lf Przyhyla, K. Evans, li. Miles. R Herron, bl. Phillips, Mr. Colhurn Run SJ G. Clark, W. Gore, M Alones, .l. Day. C. Osgood, M, Vartly Rim 4: XV. Decker, D. Wright. bl Agnes. rl. -lohns, W. Weisenlworn J. Schwartz. IID: R014 l: M. Haley, F. Hard ing, President: j. Flohr, Vive Preri dent: D. Seward, Secretary: P. Hauf, B. Bush. Rou' 2: C. Punte, C Thomasson, M. Peters, G. Duda. C. Zapresko, P. Frank, Miss Duval Ron' S: L. Flurry, B. Cameron, A Thayer, S. Glanville, D. Bellis, C Helsel, C. Koch. Ruiz' 4: W. Pope, li. Thomas, -I. Vey, W. Jones, D. Ohlin, R. Sours. Ruiz 5: Hilde lwrandt, J. Singer, L. France. R Montgomery, P. Reedy. llli: Ruiz' 1: -I. Greenstreet, B. Maynor, C W'allenhost, Preyiiferftp C. Ricketts, Vine Prenti- .lwilx Franz, Secretary' A. Shoemaker. R014 2: M. Maxwell, J. Ritz, P. Linde, M. Cooper M. Covington, M. Benson, Mr. lfreeny. Ron 9: R. Andrews, D. Crough, G. Hammersla, S Blankner, R. Meyers. S. Yovanov. Run -4. D. liaya, A. Wlanri. VU. Barker, G. Kuehnl D. Hampe, B. Collman, L. Mason. Rau' 5. H. Garrett, J. Smith, D. Tieman, M. Connelly l lH: Run If D. lfixizicr, R. C.l.1rk, l're.iiilw1I I. Vfilsun, Lin l'rc.fiifcr1f.' G. Huggins. S Umpcr, .S1'i'm'1.1r-i.' lfrumm. Rffn 2: CQ Russell, M. Rcynoltls, L. Hayes, L. Drcycr. V Bcstpitth, D. Mnscnhcimcr, Miss Klicr. Run S: C, Mitlillclcutlrf, C. Tucker. B. Belt, bl Yuung, N. Tr.1ccy, FI. Lconartl. B. Gmac. Run +3 CI. Broun, T. Cmcntinu. D. Reese. I. Purvis. R. RcLkimx.1lil,B. Gottlieb. Rau 5 D. Schniigcl, R. Zahn, G. Taylor, li. Hastry, R. Fuchs. XV. Van Vull-zcnlwcrg. lllip Ron 1: V. Viliril, C. Price, P7'c.firfer2l,' N. Nimlanil, Vim l'm.iiJw1t.' ml. Oster, Trem- fzrwx' S. Bond, Sci'r'c1w'i.' B. Xxhgncr. Ron' Qi M. Apple, j. Gillespie, D. Ciwey, CQ. Dotlson, V. Lnmlnic, S. Cool. Miss Grunt. Row 5: S. Rcctl, C. Sthmitlr. I.. lfousck. S. Batchcllor, H. Bziucrnstliulw. P. Gill. P. lcsscn. Ruiz +I li. Dilluw, M. Cliiytur, S. Harrington. hl. Harrison. HG: Ron I: j. Weber, C. Weston, Vice Preridezzlx H. johnson, 'I'rea.rnrer.' M, Kremer, 5'ei'retavjx.' P, Marlin, P. Cole. R014 2: J. Nucssle, E. Welwlw. M. Xwcuver, D. Girtnn, E. Joyce, M. Cavey, S. Lang, Mrs. Gunders- tlorll. Rau 3: A. Rcetlcr, L. Darn, D. Lud- wig, M. Schmitll. C. Austcrmunn, C. Dover. R. Peters. llj: Rou' I: L. Hildebrandt, P. Edge, Prerirfentx D. Schell, Vice Presidefztg J. Bradley, Trearzzrerg KI. Criswell, Secrelarg: G. Robinson. Row 2: B. McGowan, C. Gregory, VI. Hedeman, P. Boone, C. Kern, N. Leuther, Mr. Murray. Rau' 3: D. Winter, T. Gesell, R. Hurley, M. Green, R. jackson, J. Miller. Rau' 4: W. Fertitta, C. Schweiger, R. Mildron, M. Burroughs, R. Ramage, J. Barton. Roll' 5.' B. Knop, C. Brown. R. McGovern. HK: Row 1: K. Wolf, R. Bnlesta, Preridenlg C. Croskey, Vife Prefi- derztf C. Hipsley, Trearurer: J. Wood, Secrelaryf C. Brooks. Rau' 2: j. Brengle, C. Southcomb, R. Sturm, P. Borgfelt, C. Meyers. Ron' 3: -I. Hirsch, I. Smith, K. Gaurd 1. Ludwig, T. Smith, D. Roeder. Row 4: G. Beckwith, J. Grifhn, J. Kolb, C. Svec, C. Rabel, D. Miller. Ron' 5: A. Neely, M. Webb, C. Eisenberger, M. Ernest, J. Bosworth. III1 R014 I: C. Turner, C. Wilbur, S. Riech err, Vire Prerizfezzls -I. Rhinehart, Trearfzrer S. Pica, Secrelary: L. Bloecher.Rn11' 2: J Craig, C. Timmins, S. Morrissett. E. Hering M. james, Miss McNulty. Rau' 3: B. Frye G. Boone, D. Biemiller, C. Greenwalt, G Love, C. Hebron. Rau' J: T. Coe, D. Bukry E. Orndoff, R. Gibson, W. Woerner, D Ekloff R011 5: M. juister, B. Holton, P Rund, S. Burdette. Jr l lL: Ron I: M, Wmilfe, M. Hulen, Virc Prw fulclllf R. Kirtredge, Pre.fiilenf.' j. Stern, 'lrcm fzrcr: -I. Ruhl, SCL'ftfdfVl.' N. Butkingham. Ruiz 2: j. Montgomery, L. Holland, j. Hop kins, S. Gundersdorff, B. XVood, Miss Row land. Run 33 C. Meyers, F. Goodwin, S Wilstin, D. Bush. Ruiz 4: W. Blake, H W'hite, Montgomery, R. Wfoodward, R Shaver. Run 5: F. Becker. L. Kemmet, XX' Bellistri, T, Ronauham, R. Schwartz. ,I Seicke. llM: Row 1: A. Kalinowski, D. Dula, Prefi- zferztg L. Cavey, Vine Prefidezltx J. Jester Treafuferf J. Radawich, Secretary Z. Moose Rau 2: S. Eis, P. Felty, S. Ogle, K. Camp: hell, E. MacDaniel, G. Garde, Miss Walters R011 55 P. Mantz, P. Paddy, B. Haber, C. Rauck, E. Adam, S. Balch, B. Marvel. Roz: 4' O Edwards D Abernath W Carroll R . . , . y, . , . Buckxsalter, C. Ruhl, L. Lindenmeyer. Rau 5: VU. Belt, T. Riley, L. Dietzel, L. Norris J. Prowznik, V. Fitzwater. IIN: Ron I: B. Wfilhide, A. Housman, P. Straus. lfire Pw.i'iifcl1I.' G. Buxlwam, Tre41.rl1rcr.' L. Rupp. Scw'cIi1f'1.' nl. Gustafson. Run 2: N. Eight, L. Moritz, B. Steigler, C. Meyers, M. Stevens, L. Byron. Miss Xwarren. Row 3: R. Stern, J. Kaehler, R. Warthen, B. Reidel , NX eitzel. E. XX'elwlw, Roz: -4: XV. XVhitacre R. Bennett. R. Mahoney, R. Feeser. P XY'arner, R. Schaeffer. Row 5: H. Smith, C Babylon, S. Walpert. XX y C 1 4: 1 Y E A CHTONSVILLE ,A fr ,i Y Sr M 'f A 'V .5 ,rw , ' ,..,,,, xx 64 P Rlilflllf Sophomores THE SOPHUMORIES, lending their talents to the velvet campus, are striving to create a pathway of their own. Ably led by their class advisors. Miss Margaret XVebster and Mr. Kenneth Smith, and class president. Eddie Miller: vice president. Tom Bowmang treasurer, Al Volkmang and secretary. Carolyn Mann, they have been building a staunch foundation for futtire years on the campus. The confusing corridors, the uniformity of class- rootns, the interminable lunch lines. and the mysterious intricacies of the combination lock caused many a doubt to form in the sophomores mind, but as the myriad of obstacles created by a new school were overcome, the sophomores found that the year was filled with tnany illustrious events and celebrities. Contributing to the class's success were Becky Beard, Ronnie Eeher and -lane Swift, members of the Student Councilg Gloria Frank, a member of the Student courtg Dave Ashworth, john Beck, Keith Cooper, Roxanne Duncan, Peggy Emrich, joy Fromm, John Reed, -lim Schaefer, julie Tiemeyer, and Wilftircl Wfrightson. active in Catonsville's athletic program. Among others, .lane Swift, Ed Miller, and jerry Morse displayed their literary talents by their contributions to the KLQAHI. Each member of the Class of N60 will long remember his social event of the year. the Sopho- more Party, where under a canopy of pink and white balloons, he was Driftin' and Dreamin' to the music of the Quintones on February 7. Many sophomores participated on the various committees that were planning for this dance. Eddie Miller was chairman of the Orchestra Committee. and planet Gronberg directed her talents toward the Decora- tion Committee. Organizing the Refreshment Committee was Carolyn Mann, while Al Volkman took care of the tickets and the publicity. As they leave behind a year filled with gaiety. hard work and fulfillment, the sophomores etnbark on a new turn of their own path, leading to further development and success as juniors. With this beginning . . . v Uvilb clan' 41cl1'i,ror.f. Min Margaret UVeb.stcr and Mr. Kwmetlv Smilb. looking ou. liz! Miller. Prayi- clwzt: Carolyn Mmm. SeL'rc!ary.' Al Volbzmm. Trem- fzrerx mul Tom Bozvrmm, Vzce Preuclefzi. plan the . . . . Soplyomorei Qlll' mrefnl comzclerulzrm lo complet- ezwzlf of fbezr .fUi7l'IU7IlU1'U year. . . K . . . mg llyelr 7'!,'gl.i'ffdflll7Z for next yearx cl1z,r,re.r. V Deuomliom Commiltee menzbcrx infiale balloon! for Ike yopbomorc party. Drifli11' mul Drearlzirzf' -A J 5 af 59 Class of 7960 l0A: Ruiz l.' B. lraid. J. ljranlilin Pr'c.rirfeut.' P. Gillan. Vfrc Prcriifcrrf S. Hensby, Trea.r1n'er: W. Ardinger SL'Li7'l'fdlv1.' C. lngels. Roz: 2: S Lytrle. L. Overstreet. C. Williams B. Engelskirch. B. Taylor, R. Fitz- warer, Miss Bott. Rum 3: F Kalimer. N. Price. A. Punti. D Neary, M. Davis, N. Murphy. Run J: B, Bnpp. M. Klishis. Al. Helm M. Amlwrnse. B. Brundelre. J Osborne, V. Xwensley. R011 5: M Noble, S. Peters, G. Barton. M Catterton. D. Disney, S. Smith R, Percelle. C, Earle. IUBZ Ron I: S. Eckenrode, I Fastie. A. Volkman, Preridefzly E Miller, Vifc P7'L'5iLlCIlf,' B. Bilcher 7lfL'tl.fIH'L'f'.' M. Boardley. Rflll' 2. P. Lawrence. S. Askins, G. Macke D. Edge, P. Bargar, S. Jaco, Mr Budelis. Ron' 3: J. Nicolai, B Davis, J. Kraft, R. Montgomery D. Irvin, B. Miller. Ron' J: R Jackson, J. Gallinn, S. Koerner, B Hammond. N. Gaines, D. Baker E. Adams, C. Rauschenberg. Run 5: B. Crumlucker, Al. Nculuert, B Onwhundm, G. Schnappinger, H Brown, W. Renner, j. Dillow, H Lowman. . , 5 , 1 I. -it HPC' Ruiz I: R. Smith. G. Timmons, Pmfii .fwfr K. Garrett, Vim Pre,rii!e111.' R. Bannar Tl'6'dJiIlV'67'.' B. Babylon, S. lfickes. Run J C. Ingram. C. Laird, A. Davis. S. Powers, A Bnston. Miss Clark. Run 9: C, Curtis. L Murphy. J. Kniekman, B. Redmond, P Cirnxx, N. Wluerfcl. Run 41 C Hoover, D Gutberlet, Lohr, K. Krouse, R. Stevens, J Miller. Run jx D. Reese. j. Lewis, C. Calls -I, Beck, XV. Fink. N. Hall. S HDF: Run I: DI, Mullikin. 5. Kestler. bl Bock. Pftfilitlllf D. Mathews. Vim' Pl'L'.linf!:Uf C. Carter, Sefretmjl-lreu.r'1u'u'.' C. Castaltli Run 2: B. Bowen, C. Bailey. N. Harvey. xl Franz, D. Mezger. Rim 3: R. Scott. D Hamme. E. Kraft. L. Drumel. A. Canine Ruiz 41 D. Vlhillatc. O. liletther. R. Stetltling K. Correll. R. Vfentxxorth. Al. Mikos. Run 5 R. XY'ise. E. Henry. li. Culver. Vl. Grim. R Montgomery. lf. Archer. HID: Roz: I: C. Harvey, J. Promm, A. Knob- loch, Vive Preriffezztf H. Steingass, Treafurerg J. Dunston, .96fV'6'Id7'Y1.' V. Bentlermeyer. Rau 2: S. Miller, C. Gaines. DI. Livengood, M. Smith, C. Milnor, Miss Davidson. Row 35 B. Henson, C. Childers, N. Boyce, J. Thomp- son, P. Emrich, J. Chaney. Rm: -X: R. Black, K. Cooper, L. Berry, H. Mager. E. Drohan, R. Witzke, F. Lissau. IUE: Rau' I: AI. Graves, L. Bell, M. Bennett, l're.riifw1t.' G. Shaw, J. Kestler, P. Bowman. Ron 2: N. Lambert, A. Hammond, A. Dill, C. Stevens. A. Brogtlan, Mr. Donahoo. Row 4: j. Green, C. Carter, K. Riedel, D. Fehr- mann, L. Phillips. Rott -L' L. Bailey, C. Robinson, M. Harris. R. Phelps. C. Miller. Run 5: L. XVilson. R. Deltuva. D. Myers, D. Brown. HJH: Ron' I: S. Freeman, I.. Grif tin, l'i'e.riJw1l.' J. Schultheis, Vim l're.riifer1I: C. Kitlwell, J. Cerloek M. Lamlwert. Rau 2: M. Foster, G Christner, K. Parr, C. Craig, P Hankey, Mrs. Hague. Run' 3: D. Fritz, N. Harold, B. Bagg, D. Litten D, Waltlman. Roz: -if L. Addison E. Severn, G. Ditch, J. Morse. H. Mooney. Rau' 5: L. Bezoltl, B. Mc Cleary, J. Powell, W. Waskey', G Eason, G. Craven. 1011 Rau' I: J. Fultz, J. Schafier Pfcrizlenl: D. Kasten, Serretarjf B Jezek, Treasurer: C. Joram, J Desor. R011 2: S. Morse, J. Ogle K. Morse. E. Mullinix, R. La Course, Mr. Karol. Rm: 3: H Hantly. J. Decker, C. Chunn. B Bellis, T, Ellison, K. Gotllove. R011 -J: B. Higgs, R. Blocher, R. Wag gener. M. Pietrowiak, B. Cowles C. DeVries. Razz' 55 R. Gray, M Murphy. D. Tyler, K. Mitchell, B Warthen, F. Raabe. lfJLi1 Ron If J. Clayton. D. Downey, I'rmi Jun: L. Shipley, Vife I'i'e,tiifw1t.' C. Scliissler 7r'w1.i11i'e:'.' M. Hiss, Secreftzry' E. Beaumont Run J: D. Madison, V. Everett, M. Tyler S. Burras. P. Rienhartlr, J. Shivera. Ron .9 B. Curran. C. Bartas, S. Jackman, H. Atlams P. liaison, L. Dawson. Ruiz 4: J. Blasey, C Pryor, B. Barker, J. Daugherty. B. Hiirkim D. Barrett. Hou 5: li. lfllgartl. G. Dietz. W Fowler, J. Fitzgerald. J. Atlams, lil-I: Rule' 1: K. Carroll, S. Lynch, R. Fer guson, Preridenl: R. Frank, Vice Preriilenzx P Mason, Secretary: B. Savo. Roz: 2: J. De Matteis, R. Kaiser, L. Reed, R. Doach, S Furtick, M. Eastlack, E. Schleisinger, Mrs. Klingaman. Rau' 3: D. Brown, G. Schenc, K. Kalinich. B. Bealefeld, L. Airey, C. Hum phreys, N. Linder. Rota J: T. Anderson, C Guess, C. Higdon, R. Kasten, G. Hobbs. M Schweiger. Ruiz 5: XV. Whitaker, M. Phelps. IUK: R011 I: B. Kaplan, S. Callahan, Prcyif Jeni: B. Schuman, Vice Presizlerltf VI. Gron- berg, Treaiwrevz' C. Thompson, Secrelarjf P. Glodek. Rau 2: M. Widerman, C. Boulden S. Cairnes, L. Kahmer, C. Warner, A. Hamill Mrs. Kyne. R011 3: N. Strohecker, J. Sipes G. Ryan, J. Ireland, M. Matrey, M. Franck K. Pittman. Ruiz J: D. Gatzke, H. Wilhelm VI. Zittinger, D. Philips, R. Drinane, R Sierak. Ron 5: F. Reger, R. Hohman, D. Ugiansky, R. Siehcrt, W. Williams, V Crenning. IOL: Ron I: M. Gervais, H. Culbertson Prefiifellli V. Beck, Vice Preritfeut: A. Kahle T7'bdJillVtf.' D. Bryant. .S'et'ret.1r5.A C. Martin Ruiz 2: P. Gill, S. Kramer. S. Link. C Flasher, C. Doughty. Run 3: M. Snyder. B W'right. M. Bowen, lf. Stafford. J. Gore, B Bosies. Rau 4: J. Rodney. XV. Burns, H Hughes, XV. Doyle, 5. Reginald. Run 5: D Murk, D. Schubert, R. Mitchell. C. Simmons G. Richardt. K. Summers. B. Hatch. IOM: Ron' I: J. Ditzel, R. Scriv ener, Preridcrzfx B. Frey, Vive Preri t1'w11.' A. Fcrnandiz, Treamrer.' L. Masenheimer, D. Wilsrin. Ron 2 VI. Lake, N. Burroughs, I. Chiara! monte, B. Beard, S. Dill, Mrs. Murphy. Rott' 5: C. Weinhardt, C. Fava, J. Landry, D. Elmore, D. Elliott. Ron' -2: M. Harry, K Koenig, C. Seal, A. Heddrick, R. Streih. Run' 5: 1. Lucas, F. Geiman C. Smith, K. sthmitif, J. Dc Pierrol F. Kuntz. ION: Rott' I: A. Lee, P. Conner Prerielenlf G. Frank, Vife Pr'e.riffeut H. Kirk, Trea.f11rer.' C. Mann Serrefurj: P. Church. Rau' 2: V Hissey, B. Bascle, J. Nelson, L Schemm, B. Alt, Mrs. Parks. Ruiz 3: R. Flint, J. Grimes, D. Gilbert S. Swinford, P. Thompson, B Neubauer. Ron' J: C. Hauenstein W. Gayhardt, B. Chalmers. Bradford, C. Leonard. Ruiz 5: T Caines, C. Marriott, P. Rutledge, D Robinson, L. Phelps. a i H501 Rott If G. Hollurook, rl. Metcalf, Al Blatkmon, Pu'.iitlm1.' R. Stern, Yrw.i1n'tfr.' S Hyatt, Sci'relm'i.' S. Mohr. Run JJ -I. Kali noxvski. B. Wlright, VI. Burdette, P. johns Miss Picklesimer. Rott S: K. liisther, M. Roth enburg. M. Yakel, S. Marsey. E. Runklcs Ron +5 li. Street. ,l. Foster, D. Harrison L. Heiser, j. McCumhic, E. Fish, R. Grithn HJR: llfizi ly VI. lfulrz. L. Bcllisou. I. Sxxitt 4'.i1ilwif.' K.. K.iutm.m, l'lLL l'mi1ilml.' I. sh I IL P P Class of 7960 ,-1? ocnmkcr MiiLl.1ri.' L. XY'ocrncr. Run If qstcr. Nl. Quasnc. P. lemon. B. Liggctt. ollhcim, Mr. Slmiirion. Run 4: CQ. Munn K irln G. i cr, K. Hrutkay. li. Ruarli. CQ. X 4'clwlw. . Lliirk, Ruiz li R. NCXK'I11JU. A. Slhlf- . . . . , An. lx. Hough. 'l. Milgn, R. O Brien. Ivfzi 7 I, Splinter, XV. D.n'is, R. Xvhcclcr, I iPounils. C.. Spcclnmn, D. Ashxxorth. HIP: Run l.' H. Allwers, S. Elwlwcrts, P. Tomi- Lhck, .SlLfw'e!.1r'i.' P. Paul, 747'r?cH1ll'L'r',' C. Ifrgh- lwcrgtr, Vlfe l'r'Lf,iiilw11.' lf. Hcnilcrson. R014 7 -.' D. lfowlcr. M. Bicmillsr, A. liritz, N. Hcirizcnlicrgcr. P. Smith, Miss Pupo. Rau' 3: V. Boxxcn, CQ. Scclwcrlucr, C., Rhotun. P, Biggoe I. Wiley, cg. XX'.iI.lwgcI. Ruiz lf is. Aiufphyl I. O'Ncill, CQ. M.irtin, C.. Wmilf. CQ. Rohrcr. Run if D. XX'liirc, R. Wfisc. P. McManus. K. Stcrtcmcicr, G. Hurson, S. Bull, UIQ: Ruiz lx B, Snow, G. Mihm, Vive Prefi- .lwzlf C. Wlitrig, 'l4re.z.rnrer.' AI. Griflith, Sevre- l41l'I.' L. Sullivan, P. Rowe. R011 2: C. liranice P. Collins, P. Burklmrr, S. Quinn. M. Shrmlcr L. Ridmrnlson. Mr. Schindler. R014 3: S Aquila, T. Roginski, G. Xwincke. D. Sharrcr M. Kcllv. G. Bdiilmn, L. Childers, Ruiz -l I. PcnnQr, XY. XVrightsori. I. Ellwurds, D LL1gcnl1ccl,L. Korneluk, I. Shiinalmn. D. Sizz G. lfiivsimmons. T. Knight. i i 'Y IDT: Rau I,' C. Beres, S. Wade P7'6'.fitl67lf.' R. lieher, Vin Prefideui V. Speelman, Treizszzrer: J. Tie meyer, Secrelarjy' C. Keyser. Row 2: D. Von Hagel. M. Warchime J. Ficca, L. Hurley, W. Urban, D Locblich, Mr. Walburn. Ron' 3 L. Tucker, B. Taylor, C. Edmonds B. Nash, H. Medicus, A. Vlasak R. Webb. Rm: 4: C. Young, J. Keeney. H. Gibson, W. Howard E. Valtenine, J. Shryock, K. Jones. Run 5: E. Vogelsang, W. Schaefer J. Fletcher, W. Schoenhut, C. Pilcher, W. Whiteside. IOU: R014 I,' Taylor. T. Bliller, P7'l:.l'itlJEPlf.' N, Xvalsh, Vife Prefi- tfefzff C. Jeppi, Treaflzref: V. Volk- ert, Sefretrzrjy' R. Kenton. R014 2: E. Ernest, N. Spedalere. J. Urlakis. A. Passalaque, P. Coleman, Miss XVehster. Run if C. Rezendes, C. Dodson. L. McCrea. J. Bathgate. R. lfritz, D. Jefferson. Run 4: lf. Hart- mann, N. Ifisher, J. Cooper. R Platt. D. Ganz, C. Jaco. Ruiz 5: R. Kohlhaus, P. Rensch. J. Gill. T. Fleck. J. Morea. E. Brinkley. IHS: Rim I: E. Smith, A. Hayes, D. Drake P7'L',l'iZlI67If.' D. Chiariello, Trea.f1zi'er.' J. Gine- van, 5ec'i'e!ai'1.' N. Pinkerton. R014 25 M Davis, J. Friskey. C. Presti, J. Lichenherg R. McDonald, D. Sonythe, Mr. Smith. Razz 9: B. Kiefer. D. Wastler, P. Thompson. C Carhin. C. Altvatcr, P. Hales. Rau 4: A Brcchheil. C. Brinkmyer, C. Dcmuy, R. Hal?- man. L. Dunham. R014 5: J. Sandusky, M Replogle. A. Surah, R. Raetell. W. Cassatt xg ' 'vc I 1 If X, K x ' . .K V A H 4 Q L JDM ', Q. K VARSITY SOCCER--R011 I: C. McClean, B. Becker, B. Nelson, 1. Leong, M. Kaline, J. Barton, B. Schuman. Run 2: G. Orton, 1. Beck, G. Schwartz, B. Drinane, T. Ronaghan, B. Scalf, D. MacLaughlin. Kurt' 3: R. Shaver, zmzazugcrf K. Borgfeldt, B. Schaefer, K. Ritter, A. Meehan, J. Nethken, R. Montgomery, DI. Knapp, S. Koopmann, zzzufzagtt. Fmfzklirz player mover in at lim Knapp atlemptr pail. Coach DeMa12.r.i' gizw f7l.l'H'llL'If07Z.f 10 john Beck ar teammater watch. Soccer VELVETY GREEN at times, but on occasions muddy brown, Catonsville Senior High's newly completed athletic fields were used for the first time during the 1957 soccer season. Happy students trod the asphalt paths and green fields in moments of vic- tory, but students forlorn walked them in moments of defeat. For the record part of the season, coach Charlie De Manss saw his squad tie Kenwood for third place with a 4-2-2 season. The season opened at home against Milford Mill, with a 2-0 victory. During the Blue and Cvold's 4-0 win over previously undefeated Frank- lin, the campus air was filled with happiness, but was darkened by mud and rain during the 0-0 tie with Hereford and 1-0 loss to Parkville. Foreign campuses provided the Comets with victories at Dundalk and Sparrows Point by scores of 2-0 and 2-1, respectively. Kenwood, however, handed the Comets a 1-0 setback. C. H. S. later battled Towson to a scoreless deadlock, marking the second straight year the Blue and Gold failed to dent the Towson nets. It also marked the third time in the last ten years Towson was crowned County champs. Catonsville proudly displays the other seven title trophies. Now, across the rolling fairways students still wander and at times think of the '57 soccer season. one characterized by cheer, sportsmanship. and improvement. Berry Scbzznzmz. Carolyn Amternzrznn, jackie Lanifnger. and Diane Ludwig cheer during Franklin till. Comet Soccer Record WlJH?l Lost-2 Tied-2 COMETS OPPONENTS 2 Milford Mill 0 2 Sparrows Point 1 2 Dundalk 0 0 Towson 0 4 Franklin O 0 Hereford 0 0 Kenwood l O Parkville l Mel Kuline .YL'7'tlN1l71E'.1' for loore bull in game zrizb Fmnblirff Big Red. j.V. SOCCER-Rou I: L. Carpenter, D. O'Brien, W. Wrightson, F. Lissau, R. Woodward, K. Cooper, D. Winters. Roz: 2: H. Mooney, D. Gary, R. Wilhelm, D. Downey, R. Clark, R. Stevens, D. Schell, S. Bull. Roz: 3: T. Bowman, L. Wilson, J. Jester, R. Walsh, D. Ritterpusch, R. Schwartz, E. Fish, H. Culbertson, B. Schoenhut, manager. U5 kgnhklo fffcs VARSITY HUCKEY-Run 1: gl. Hopkins, S. Kalinowski. L. Calder, A. Colton, E. Engle, R. Eiclter, vl. Stem. Run 2: A. Quarles, S. Schotta. CQ, Meyers, CQ. W'ilbur. B. Marvel. S. Gibbs, B. Reid, N. Durigg. C. Snapp, IllcHld.UL'V'. Stacey Kzlff7Z!lll'.fbf figbzi' fo move ball in Hereford game. kI.V. HOCKEY-Rau I: J. Fromm, C. Southcomb, B. Babylon, Hockey As THE golden, orange, and red leaves of early fall enlightened the campus, the shouts and songs that bellowed from the fields signaled the opening of the annual hockey season. The results of hard prac- tices were revealed as the Comettes obtained a third place rating. After two losses with Milford Mill and Towson and a scoreless tie with Sparrows Point, the team became more unified in spirit as the girls downed Hereford 2-0, Franklin fi-3. Kenwood 2-l, Parkville 2-1, and Dundalk 5-0. The successful season was made possible by the golden goalie Sue Gibbs, a courageous defense, and an energetic front line led by Ethel Engle. P. Emrich, P. Knight. Rott 2: M. Hennessey, nzamzgerg D. Edge, P. Newman, C. Lafayette. M. Rothenburg, K. Hrutkay, N. Zinser, M. Harrison, M. james, D. Drake, nzarmger. CROSS COUNTRY4Rnz4 I: B. Scrivener, I.. Addison, FI. Griffin, A. Clahle, Run 2: B. Orton, Louis, R. Kittridge, M. Bennett. -I. Sxviegcr, Run 3: hl. Lucas, CQ. Speelman. Mr, Rosen. t'm1ch.'j. Robertson, A. Volkman. R, Presell. Cross Country und Wrestling Niiw COACHES and new records featured the Cjlytftf.S','wtfl1nm1tzmfliill Orion rurwz np fztfforte c. s. H. s. fmf' 1957-58 wrestling and cross country seasons at Under the guidance of Mr. Weber. an instructor at the Catonsville junior High. Comet marmen grappled their way to a 5-5 season and fourth place in the Baltimore County league. juniors Jung Leong and George Orton paced the squad as both finished with 5-I records. Blue and Gold varsity runners found themselves undermanned and finished the season with a 0-3 mark, Bill Orton, Dick Kitteridge and Dave Fried- l-' f 'i it' 4 ts - cm were ursll Stmdou ' like Heufeft c71Id1IHI'Q jay Vee runners showed marked improvement Lc,,,,,Q pm,-rife bnlzfi. this season as they placed second in the meets they entered. FM- WXRFSTLING-Rnri I: J. Leong, M. Bennet, N. Rutltert. B. Miller, G. Orton. Ron J: LI. Jester, J. Hildebrandt, H. Mooney, Mr. Xwelwer. t'm1t'lv.' B. Brundvlay, Al. Bruluker. D. Mertes, B. Sthoenhut, D. Rees. D. Downey. j.V. BASKETBALL-Ron I: J, Kolb, J. O'Neill, B. Clark. C. Earl, B. Drinane. R014 2: Mr. Smith Ken Adazzzt .reeks bull in fowl action. Boys' Basketball PACED BY the scoring efforts of Ken Adams, Bill playmaking. Ken's 26 points in the final home roarbg J. Reed, J. Gill, B. Sterling, T. Miller, T. Bowman, B. Kuehnl, mamzgerg K. Korrell, manager: Gross, and Ken Ritter, Cator1sville's basketball squad finished second in the county race with a 15-3 record. Towson High replaced Parkville as champions. Sparking the squad to many victories, Gross, a transfer from Pennsylvania, scored 229 points and posted a 14.5 average for sixteen games. Ritter averaged 11.9 points a game and the 6'7 senior led the Blue and Gold in rebounding. Adams added scoring zest to coach Ralph Beach's unit and combined with Dick Strand in game with Kenwood marked a C.H.S. season high and led to the Bluebird's defeat 55-51. Throughout the season the team provided the home fans with many thrilling and unusual mo- ments. During the seasons first clash with arch- rival Towson, the squad battled from behind in the closing minutes to take a brief lead. The game went into a double overtime sudden death before Towson eventually won 65-65. The 1957-58 season was a happy one of surprise and achievement for the squad. VARSITY BASKETBALL-Holding Ball: B. Nelson. Ron' 2: R. Gibson, P. Craig. Rau 3: B. Gross, K. Adams, L. Bruce. Rau' 4: O. Edwards, marlagerg B. Kuehnl, manager: S. Smith, K. Ritter, D. Ashworth, K. Korrell, nzarzagerg Mr. Beach, math. 65 1 2 3 4 PRESENTED av CLASS OF i953 C ometf Baxketball R ecord Won-l 3 Lost-3 COM ETS OPPONENTS 55 Dundalk 5 1 44 Milford Mill 40 5 5 Hereford 42 59 Kenwood 54 6 3 Towson 65 5 3 Franklin 36 47 Parkville 59 49 Dundalk 42 64 Hereford 48 64 Sparrows Point 57 46 Towson 67 43 Milford Mill 29 48 Parkville 2 5 54 Franklin 44 5 5 Kenwood 5 1 63 S orrows Point 31 'ri 'Q 3 ich Q 'Ji '5 '- EQ gh vfui if 1? , 4, W, -E 'E 3 , 9 fl A cg E E H S 3' 55 5 fff ?1g,, Z VARSITY BASKETBALL-Ron 1. .villingx j. Smith, Al. Hopkins. S. Kalinowski, E. Engle, I.. Calder, R. Eicker. Row 2. kneeling: B. Reid, B. Marvel, S. Sthotta, S. Gibbs, N. Durigg. Rua 5: Miss Whartinn. L'fIL1L'l'I.' A. Quarles, nzrulager. Girls' Basketball THE COMETTES entered the '58 basketball com- petition with an outstanding team which even- tually obtained a record of 7 wins and l loss. The season opened with a victory over the alumni by a score of 55-28. Sparked by the thought of capturing the championship of '58, the team downed Dundalk -ll-26, Towson 116-52, Franklin 78-16, Parl-:ville 54-25, Sparrows Point 46-27, Mil- ford Mill -16-52, and Hereford 59-115, Team spirit Lucy Calder jzfmpt for ball in Milford game. was aroused for the championship game by the team's private pep rallies and the practice of voo- doo on Kenwoods high scorer. Kenwood tripped Catonsville by a score of 46-40, although the Comettes outscored Kenwood on the floor. The season was highlighted by the inspiring coaching of Miss Vllharton, an effective defense. and high scorers Ethel Engle and Anastasia Kalinowski. Erbel Engle goat up zfilb ball ugaimf Herefmvfi Bfrllelr. Eu W JW ., , Ag, , 4' 5 , Q 1, A fu NWS: Q. x 'K' Q mfg VARSITY BASEBALL-Rau' I: G. Schwartz, R. Nelson, G. Orton. T. Crough, M. Kaline, B. Gross. Rott' 2: R. Strand, R. Hall, G. Sanders, P. Merritt, A. Henry, D. Walsh. Run 3: Mr. Gritlin, Coarb: R. Holmes, L. Heiser, B. Belt, illz1fIdKQ'6V.' S. Koopman, 1lltZ71dgEf,' P. Craig, H. Smith. Comet fam dirplay joyour expreuiom during Jimi our u'i1z orer Hereford. Hereford butler Jett for pitch from Comelr pitcher Lee Heirer-he struck out. C.I-1.5. won 4-0. Baseball A COMBINATION OF spring snow and rain has held Catonsvilles diamondmen in a mire for the early part of the season, Practice sessions have been few and far apart and coaches Howard Griffin and Ralph Beach have had trouble trimming down the squad of ninety hopefuls. In the opening game with Hereford on April 16, the Comets starting line-up featured seniors Ray Hall-first base, Bob Nelson-shortstop, Dick Strand-third base, Al Henry-left field, Bill Gross -center field, and Mel Kaline behind the bat. juniors George Orton-second base, Grant Schwartz-right field, and sophomore pitcher Lee Heiser rounded out the starting nine. Lee Heiser hurled a five hitter at the Bullets. Good base running, good fielding, and clutch hit- ting led to the Comets 4-O victory. The County league will operate with two divisions this season. C.H.S., Hereford, Franklin, and Milford Mill make up the western division, while Towson, Kenwood, Parkville, and Sparrows Point compose the eastern division. The divisional winners clash in a post game play- off to decide the county champion on May 29. Mr. Beach giver Mel Kaline. Comet catcher, a Scootie Hall roanaff lloiraf to .rcore Comefr llaird between inning tip prior to taking lair turn al ba! ran daring Hereford game, -Mel walked. COMETS VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD Western Division Champions Won 7 Lost 5 DATE PLACE OPPONENT SCORE DATE PLACE OPPONENT SCORE April 16 H Hereford 4-0 May 6 H Dundalk 4-6 18 H Franklin 18-3 9 A Franklin 12-7 22 A Milford Mill 14-4 13 H Sparrows Point 5-O 25 A Hereford 17-3 16 A Towson O-2 29 H Kenwood O-2 20 H Milford Mill 10-6 May 2 - BYE - 23 A Parkville , , . j.V. BASEBALL-Rou' I: D. Downey, T. Ronaghan, J. Powell, C. Earle, B. Drinane, J. Barton, D. Waldman. Ron' 2: R. Clark, G. Wineke, D. Reese, G. Fitzsimmons, W. Wrightson, J. Wilson, R. Hohman, M. Replogue, Manager. Rou' 3: D. Ashworth, H. Mooney, D. Wright, R. Schwartz, B. Whitaker, A. Kable, J. Kolb, M. Philps, Managerg Mr. Beach, Coach. W, if K 45 - -' 'iff :ef 1 I-xr-A --xo T, si VARSITY SOFTBALL Roz: I S Ghbs S Schotta E Engle A Colton A Quarles Ron 7 L Calder J Smlth A KdllUOVSkl P lxn1g,ht F Hardmg, Rau 3 Mnss Lyne Coarh Hopknns R Entker N Durnrg, Wfoods Manager A Fritz Manager Softbu MARLHS SNOW S1ORMS 1nd vrolent rams caused e1rly prlctrce to be postponed as blankets of snow or huge puddles covered our campus When finally begun PIHICIICCS showed promlse of the team w1n mng the county ehlmpxonshlp Vfnrsrty experxenae dommxtcd the tetm wrth R Eltker J Hopkms E Engle S Glbbs F Htrdlng A KlllDi7WSkl I Ctlder A ulrles A Colton md S Schotttx returmng from lrst year The te1m ns supported by two unlors w1th V ex er1ence and one new I J P Sue Gibby ru zngr bat u nb gmlo riurmg mler squad pratzzce Rafe Euker Jeemr to be tellmg ber she mzryed lbolzgb comer The sefrson opened on Aprrl 75 ngamst Hereford JV SOITBALL Roz: I R Duncan L Egkenrode ,I From S Gundersdorff Ron 7 C Thompson P Emrrch J Trlskey C Etchberber R Peters R014 9 M Rothenberger lx Llnthlcum C Altvatu Mxss Ly ne Cnarb J Tlemeyer N Zxnser Manager W Ag? 4.2 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL-Rou I.' S. Wilson, M. Arnett, P. Justice, P. Bowman, C. McCuen. Rou' 2: A. Collins, J. Hovermill, V. Henry, J. Green. Rflll' 3: Miss Mazey, Coachx M. Kelly, B. Gregory, E. Taylor, Mamzger: N. Burroughs, Official. Volleyball THE VOLLEYBALL season was an eventful one as preseason practices brought new rules and skills. A six member team, no assist on serves, and one hit caused states of confusion and many compli- cations. Seniority ruled as seven hard-hitting seniors captured places on the varsity team. The hopes of placing high in the county race were revealed in everyday practice, the unprecedented encounter with the challenging softball team and the practice game with Milford Mill. The Comettes started their '58 season April 23. Comette zolleyball rquad uurmr up for opening match Vertur Milford Mill. j.V. VOLLEYBALL-Rou I: H. Adams, D. Walser, K. Hrutlcey, P. Conner. Ron 2' j. Wliley, M. Handy, J. Decker, A. Hammond. Ron 3: Miss Mazey, Coach: G. Cavalier, M. Reggin, N. Stenniford, B. Belt, Offfial: C. Weinhardt, Offirial. 1 U ww Q,,.,A Vgijxm, 'F' 7 H ' ll 1 , 1' 5 , .ggi Y 'S Q 5,5 inf , 65-'N ,fbi ff' I .wr- lfff I f Ulf N X wx Fx' 'Ni' 'NW 7Nv-glib.:-, S ei 15 K 35 1 'E 4 24, ,W 1 v K. , . I-.,,,.-7 ,.. , A - , .-5 V, ...img ,H-rg f ' in vi-122.-me, ' 0. f A - '.3 1'f ':.1.. . ' Q4 HIV v 4 -4.wf-A I .., .. Tr.-H., f MNA, .- , ,:,,,,.v5, 9 A .,,,,,-.. fi - .fz,,,,I5, : 'My F ' !!'. ' ,Q 45 I X E , Mm V ' n ' if fl-f .V 5358- v . , S , .., 'f 4 Q ,,,, : ':' X :ff 1 , -7 is 1 2 '11 2 ' QA TT? Eff i 1 ,W , 'Rf X , , , Q 3? a im ,m,,, W, ,Ww--1-f A,,.., - . 4vM?'l'l?1' W' ,xg A I ii .J 5 ,W 5 Il. 1, ,ell if in ' , 'Y 3- Vw f 2 -',. V ' f I 1, fy ,ff S-A 1 1 .4 fp! 'Z' 1 ', , f x lyfvm I I ,,,-vii. i . Q 3 .45 ga. ? f 4? f'f M 26 ff, 9 Y 'L 3 'Q' 11 ,Z 1 -mwfgv F gl:-f'9V 1? H M' 4 5? v , ,V N, Af! ,A 1 fe if , , ,mf ' if-5.1 WW f WW Z QQ W WE , :EZE 0-5. fy gg -. Q 4, , , flag' .- ...Nm Q ..- ww. ... 1,-a--f --w'!n...A X an S , .ff , aww 4. 4 W. L W x A K 5 1 4, 5 :gh 'Q , Fiji A ' ae gifts 'iq wi , f a ' 5 --v' 0 , , - .. , 3 X V-.R . ,X 4- n ,L -1 J, Q 5 . ' 455 1 ..,. .. f 1' , L 5- TRACK-Rou' I: 1. Hildebrant, L. Ditzel, H. Brown, T. Crane, K. Borgfeldt. Rau' 2: W. Witzke, F. Lissau, M. juister, A. Burroughs, C. Koch, W. Schaefer. Rau' 3: Mr. MacBrian, Coach: B. jezek, Managerjl. B. Gottlieb, J. Shuttleworth, W. Whitmore, C. Brown, M. Helm, G. Craven, J. Shuclc, Mr. Rosen, Coach 5 I f Truck UNDER THE guidance of coach David Rosen Catonsville's yellow-clad track squad opened the season by competing in the annual Baltimore f ri 'MMI' 2' .0 W 1. 115 'jffff iff L' 4. ,i -' ' 3 fl ' fb Ji .!51fiVV.rl' ' Jr . Larry Ditzel taker baton from Tom Crane during 440 relay practice. County relays at Sollers Point. As expected, Kenwood and Sollers Point battled for top honors, for the fourth time in five years, Kenwood won. Lack of man power, only twenty members, has caused the squad members to double up in some events. Top trackmen are Horace Brown, Ken Borgfeldt, and Tom Crane. Comet trackmen compete in the half-mile and mile runs, 440 and 880 relays, 100 and 150 yard dashes, broad jump, shot put, and high jump. Horace Brozwz cleart har at 5733 daring tri- angular meet at home yield. Brozwz won the event. Franhlirz u'o1z the meet with Milford Mill recorzd and C.I-1.5. third. fu ov Y , Wm at in 151+ -'ff fn , Wii' HM . 49 .gk iw :Q mf 'Ami ww ' W '4 4 'gzvrr 55W-f '+',. fgwfa ' ' ,wa69gg,, ow , hwumffif, I U 4' W KZ M31 ,xt vfuxt 'Un ,M A .4 C61 vegas: 1, . ,. pa-wzz .Mgfmy , - V ':ss2sssf:2-:g::zaz:sf f :Q ,f J Y , Q! 1 Q32 :ev X X ,, Mm., ., ...www .1-.4-2. f.,--. .,.A.+f,, ,, L-Z .1 .:.:.:.: A1 -5:55:22 , 3 an --Af---- N 2' ,,... ,- -Six. S A 5' - -4 y ma' as 3 f 5 . ff W u. 3 vfi 4 LX X fz ,f -rib g-lag, ,si Tbirrt driven Jtndenlf nail in line for a refre.rher. Bob Smith enjoy! refrerbing Jbozver after a zvorbont in the gym. Maureen O'Donnell and Ginnie Cbamberr ,falate flag cfffring bonzeroonz period. jack Sclaelz Jtadier for anal examf. villes xclxct cimpus irc the clubs dlnces, 5, md x ll'lOLlS studcnt ictivitics Each of these HIGI-Il.IC,H1INc. IHI: daily Curricula of C111 ' '- vi fi -Q L . - y L - y f tion represents an important part in the lif each student. To some the most important are those em sized by the feverish cheering, tension ticket and coke of the first Friday night basketball 5 , Y ,P . , . the shining faces, and excitement of the C mas Dance . . . the committee meeting after sc . ' ' ' ' 1 that means having the family car . . . the asse Ann Colion retnrni from hockey practice. P Carlene MECI!87Z. Daria! Rilterpaych. ana' Prix Newman check copy for the Jportr page of fbe KAY-HI. -i ' a Ani YOU muon or me 1958 :atoms ? f-w ' P111 Wfeber puyi' for lunch. M1111ree11 0'D07Z7Z6ll1171d Ginnie Cbll72lb67'J' 1111111 money for CATONIAN r11l1rcr1p1io11r. Added Tinge that provides an excuse from a dreaded quiz . , . Each of these is signihcant to some of us, but to all the day is incomplete without the pushing, familiar faces, and commotion during change of classes . . . the hre drill that comes too soon . . . library slips . . . the fountain line that starts to move as the late bell rings . . . fourth period and lunch . . . clattering of dishes and lunch lines stretching to eternity . . . the Curtis campaign and the patron drive-empty pockets-over flowing school spirit 111111 Clmrlti Imgrnze re111r11 111111 jz tbterlwcltr P11111 GV1111 11141 11 mttcr falllllllfeil 5111 lVeiiel1111111 G1113 IXUflJ Kay BlllJ elrl zz 110 game S1111le1115 line 11p for fre clrill Hr1111e1c'ar1l bound ,t1111le111,t bmzrzl early l111,t A7111 Qnarlei openr tjpual lotleer at 11 1ppLart111 lbc eml 11 the H6616 v .f ' v- ' Student Council Guides Cutonites THE MEETING will come to order. With these words, Carroll Dicus, Student Council president, opens another meeting, followed by Vice-President David Poist, presenting the invocation. Reading the minutes, Pat Bookhultz gives an account of the previous meeting. Pat Grim, treasurer, balances the budget and keeps the Councils finances in order. As parliamentarian, Ray Albert corrects those who fail to remember the rules of parliamen- tary procedure. Advisor Miss Frances Silcox assists the members of the Council, as they organize plans for an approaching dance and attempt to revise the Point System. Members of the Execu- tive Committee report on the activities of their respective standing committees. Mary Arnett and Marilynn Boblien, co-chairmen of the Assembly Committee, plan for future assem- blies, such as inviting guest speakers for Brother- hood Week and making arrangements for a con- cert by the Parkville High School Band. Sue Schotta and Richard Tuerk thank the Coun- cil for its excellent attendance at the last basketball game with Franklin. Chairman of the Elections Committee, David Poist, checks the records of the students that are eligible. Ann Quarles and Dick Strand guide the Eligi- bility Committee, as they investigate the record of each student. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Row I: S. Nieminen, A. Quarles, R. Strand, S. Schotta, M. Arnett, J. Stem. Row 2: B. Buckwalter, M. Bodlien, M. Harrison, J. Swift, N. Durigg, R. Albert. Row 3: 1. Townsend, R. Baker, B. Murphy, J. Robinson, J. Terry, V. Engle, K. Moore. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND ADVISORS-- Carroll Discus, P1'etider1t,,' Pat Bookhultz, Serretarjx Dat-'id Poist, Vice I'reJirfem,' Miss Silcox, Adzfimr: Patti Grim, Treasurer. Keeping college catalogues and vocational ma- terial available to all students, Ray Albert heads the Guidance Committee. Bob Buckwalter and Jay Terry lead the Council in its most successful Kay-Card campaign. Launch- ing the campaign, the Executive Committee pre- sented to the student body, a short play, depicting the activities which the Kay-Card funds support. Jeannette Townsend and John Robinson, co- chairmen of the Pep Rally Committee, arrange for the cheerleaders to attend the next basketball game at Towson. Social Committe Chairman, Barbara Murphy and Roger Baker, discuss the theme for the Sadie Hawkins Dance and plan the decorations. Under the leadership of Marye Gail Harrison, the Point System Committee members check on the extra-curricular activities of each student. Judy Stem keeps monitors active and alert as they guide the trafhc through the halls of C.S.H.S. Junior Nancy Dorigg reminds students of the approaching aid collection and prompts home- rooms to aim for a 10076 contribution. Kathy Moore, Publicity Committee chairman, designs posters for the activities of the music de- partment, such as the opera, Carmen , as well as those for the yearbook subscription campaign and Student Council dances. STUDENT COUNCIL-Slamling.' C. Dicus, Preridenl. Rua 1: L. Kelly, S. Reed, N. Krouse, J. North, P. justice, R. Nelson, il. Rollman, j. Patterson, L. Eline. Rolf' 2: T. Crane, J. Grimes, B. Cotter, M. Helm, J. Lansinger, B. Kuhn, C. Cooper, P, Weber, S. johnson. Rau' 3: J. Hopkins, B. Bellis, L. Bennett, A. Valcourt. Ron' -if S. Lyttle, C. Castaldi, J. Taylor, B. Beard, M. Biemiller, N. Foenes, J. Schulthise, S. Marcy, Guiding the functioning of the Student Court, Virginia Engle and the Student Court judges de- cide the outcome of the case according to the seriousness of the offense of the accused party. A new Committee to the Council this year is Memberi' of the Publicity Commitee. Kathy Moore, chairman. and Sandra Williumr derign porter for the Student-Faculty Advisory Committee, which . . Ike .flIllfe?71l md campaign. aids the Council in making important decisions and in bringing new problems to the Councils attention. The committee is composed of six Stll- dents and six faculty members, each representing a certain part of the schools curricula. As the agenda is completed, all important deci- sions discussecl, a motion is made and the meeting is adjourned until the gavel once again opens an- other meeting to deal with the problems of C.S,H.S. STUDENT COURTi'1iffp mu: C. McClean, Orton, Mr. Wtillwiirri. Azfz'irr1r,' V. Engle, -I. Swift, D. Ritterpusch, R. Strand. linttnm mic' C, McCuen, G. Frank, j. Stem, T. Hobbs, j. Lansinger, J. Terry, A. Quarles. Q' icuii! o-using. 5. qv . L jwam Q E i yin' .sig S. Lama Hffrfgim. uizfcrf by Mr. Ivkex. pmclicw finer far UCcll'7IZC7l.N CHOIR-Rau I: J. Gronberg, L. Houck, B. Krueger, J. Schulthise, J. Brown, G. Bick- with, M. Dryer, R. Foster, R. Shaver, N. Noland, N. Krouse, C. McCuen. Rau 2: B. Kinsman, J. Ogle, K. Mosley, R. Nelson, R. Miller, R. McCleary, R. Banner, B. Richard, P. Knight, A. Knoblock, R. Litten, J. Kessler. Rau' 3: J. Woerner, J. Parrott, L. Cavey, R. Duncan, T. Brozinsky, P. Brous, R. Elliot, D. Crandall, R. Mahoney, J. Purvis, M. Bod- lien, R. Bellis, D. Heckner. Rau' -if P. Hays, J. Hirsh, S. Reed, D. Johnson, K. Valentine R. Mackenzie, B. White, M. Hulen, A. Meehan, B. Belt, K. Ritter, N. Durigg, G. Cavalier B. Marvel, C. Weston. Melody Renders Concord BOYS' CHORUS-Rau I: H. White, C. Day, B. Cameron, C. Robinson, K. Krouse, R. Floht, A. Ship, B. Newman. Rau' 2: B. Warthen, H. Hughes, J. Stubbleneld, C. Koch, R. Ben- nett, J. Lewis, V. Crenning, B. Harkins. Rau 3: H. Brown, R. Meyers, R. Casten, B. Holden, C. Percill, P. Bonicker, W, Schoenhut, D. Downey, W. Lindsay. Rau' -1: S. Smith, D. Meyers, F. Fisher, J. Brubaker, M. Helm, P. Connelly, H. Mayer, P. Milton, W. Whiteside, J. Robinson. GIRLS' CHORUSfRf,u' I: B, Hackman, S. Hyatt N. Burrows, S. Cairnes, N. Heinsenberger, B. Shuman. Rau' 2: R. Smith, B. Hardky, E. Kahmer, K. Morse, J. Mihm, S. Marrissett, S. Ebberts, C Carter, M. Weiderman. Rau' 35 C. Timmins, B. Maynors, P. Albers, P. Conner, C. Colombe, L Higdon, G. Frank, J. Fastey. Rau' 4: B. Stiegler, D. Langdon, J. Maxwell, D. Murphy, J. Fromm S. Daves, S. Hefner, C. Etchberger, C. Harvey G. Ryan, B. Gilbertson. Rau' 5: J. Thompson, J. Ditzel, J. Grimes, S. Wesselman, E. Payne, M. Hayes, L. Airey, H. Miles, E. Mullnix, B. Davis. Rau' 6: B. Grace, C. Dover, L. Drummond, M. Maxwell, C. Downey, E. Koerner, P. Emmerick L. Harvey, C. Wittig, C. Brooks. Rau' 7: E. Wen- ger, N. Walsh, K. Reidal, J. Lansinger, M. Gallup N. Rothenberg, A. Thayer, C. Bilger, N. Fones. PAQ 51.0, . W w BAND-Stazzzfirzg' R, Ware, R. Stirn, j. Osborne, Mr. Taylor, romfuclorg M. Anstine. Rau I: J. Schaffer, R. Feeser, A. Neely, G. Seylar, B. Knop, K. Mitchell, C. Day, M. Botllien, D Crough, S. Wfeist. Roz: 2: R. Fuchs, D. Guthberlet. C. McClean, M. Volkert, R. Mahoney, G. Beckwith, C. Hoover, S. Koopman, j. Lucas, M. Green, M. Strohker, R. Kittretlge, T. Myers. HVIOLINS A LITTLE faster please, brass section keep an even tempo . . . and so our school orchestra begins another of its many rehearsals. Rehearsals are but a small part of the many activities of Catonsvilles music department. The school band, led by Mr. Robert Taylor performs for assemblies and pep ralliesg the chorus, led by Mr. john Ickes presents programs to such groups as the Men's and XWomen's Clubs of Catonsville and the Parent Teachers Association, while various members of the chorus participate in annual state and county choral activities that are held each year. DANCE BAND-Stamfir1g.' R. Ware. Ron' I: J. Schaf- fer, K. Mitchell, B. Knop, R. Feeser, A. Neely, R. Stirn, M. Anstine. R011 2: S. Koopman, R. Mahoney, G. Beck- with, N. Strohker, D. Crough, M. Botllien, C. Day. ORCHESTRA-Ron' I: G. Orton, J. Taylor, M. Webb, L. Moritz, C. Foss, C. Mc- Clean, N. Smith, B. Greifzu. Rou 2: S. Marcy, F, Kunze, M. Franck. Ron 5: L. Hall. M. Kelly, D. Bukry, Mr. Taylor, rw11l1u'mr.' C. Higclon, R. Ware, A. Neely, R. Feeser. G. Seylar, R. Kittretlge, M. Botllien, G. Beckwith, S, Koopman. Mr. Taglor rebetzritei' zrifb Cbrir Tiemeyer. Szrc Sulmmz pin: zvgchzfilc L'fl7',lz14QC nu Tum Crwzc ul ffm rlllllllrlf Smffc Hrzzwiifzu D4IlIL'6'. Inw- CATONIAN CKUURT-Rim ly UI. Kessler, S. Cooper. D. Irvin, D. Seward. Run 251. Ncthkin. L. Bruce, I.. Calder. Qmfwzg K. Arlums. lx'i11,g: E. Miller, B. Clark, Dances Add Zest H f R gm, ff If 1 Wx r urn .nz ifffiu rn 1 .1 Ju ruin Jill lUllL'f7 In bw' f,.f77'.flIlllJ,l 4'I'c'rlIfU1I. Crzfmzilcr frim r'c111crpfcz'c for S11f11z'-Buff. Z 4 'I ',QQ,u,5?J' 3. f 54291181 N v ffgz! l ii 1 2, ,.,.. If' Cf,1fo11ifw zz hir! In .wrz.w11r1! UHl.lLfL' rzl Ike C'l21'i.rfN1.1w Drzncc. . 2 ' 5 to Campus Life 5 lD41m'wir expre.s1u zwiczf w1mliw1,u L11 ffJc SL'llf,HHL'I1.,Y 135111. PJ! Grim mm' Iezlj HJ!! wzjug mba: Cfllfjilg ffmzuu zzlrjh ffrmfvwfrnz Azkw L1 fzrmk. Azztififnzfizzlq MPL' Clvrjnflzzm Ilzmgc. fgzm X311 AIu'.Q7IL'l' fzfiylm from wmrtR mr. iff? Q f-42,2 X 1 1 in 1 My Fzftnre zzzfrrei jmlj lli,llC'ffL'! fum' Nrnzq Kmnic j7r'.1r1n'e Ilve nfl nf fufzfzznzkiazg. Ffrfzfre Ie.1rlver'.i. Nrzzzrit Iiuemi, rllrlflf firzzelf. farm plIff6l'.lUlI. .llvqm Gi1wf1tfr. .llim Sofft-ri. mfzrwr. .zmf jrznite Ho: ewziff llj.fLifl.l.l firm' clmiefz tuzreeri. .llix ll t1fb1n'11. izrfzimr of flu L'.N. cffrfi. tffir'ff.riei zz UVM f77 ll1!L'N!l Iliff? Peggy Helm. .ll.11'.1 e Gail I'ft17'l'flUI1, Cizwfft' .llnftffcii1fff. rim! Luft 6.11 cj. Clubs Cu t Glow CASTING THE glow of the velvety setting to the various extra-curricular activities are the clubs. In the health suite prospective nurses take tempera- tures of suffering patients, while future teachers con- vene at the Guidance Office for an F. T. A. meeting. As the hands of the clock point to 7:50 P.M., Dis- cussion Group members hurry toward the library for their meeting. The boy running from one homeroom to another may be a U. N. member col- lecting funds for U. N. I. C. E. F., while those SILI- dents ardently discussing Bible passages are prob- ably members of the newly formed Bible Club. Beware of bullets is the sign displayed by Rifle Club members as they carry out their activities. Dj5L'Il.l.l'ffl1l C1-VIIIII7 OFFICERS: Rotating Chairman, T. Crane, M. Fowler, steering committee composed of ten seniors Advisors: Miss Duval, Mr. Shannon, Mr. Wtil- burn Activities: Meeting with speakers representing fields in science, medicine, and social studies Bible Cffffi OIflfIC2l3RS: A. Meehan. C. Higginbotham. S. Ogle, R. Shaver Advisor: Miss Rowland Activities: Striving to bring the word of God into the school through the Bible Club C.fmrfe.i' Cmgmze pmt'tice.t large! fboofing. Fzflffre N1n'.re.r of America: OFFICERS: M. Arnett. L. Bradshaw. A. Knoblock, E. Payne, C. Thomnsson Advisor: Mrs. Edwards Activities: Holding an annual tea in March to introduce C. S. H. S. graduates in nurses training Fllflffy 7'mt-beri of Americtz olfrficizizsz J. Hovermill, M. Gamber, N. Fones, M. Arnett, I. Patterson Advisor: Mrs. Sollers Activities: Assisting designated teachers one period every other week of the school year: editing the November issue of the County Future Teachers of America Club News l01ff'mzli.rm Club UFFICERS: Terry, Rollmnn Advisor: Mrs. Gira Activities: Producing Kay-Hi R iflc C1 nb OFFICERS: R. Ditch, W. Teran. C. Cosgrove Advisor: Mr. Walbtlrn Activities: Instructing students in the practice of safety with firearms and of marksmanship United Ntztiwzr Club OFFICERS: M. G. Harrison, I.. Cnvey. W. Grim, C. A. Middlekauf Advisor: Mr. Walbtirn Activities: Sponsoring student trip to U. N. building in New York City W5 1 M 4 if My . 'Y I7.N.A. CLUBWRUII I: I.. Bradshaw, M. Arnett, E. Payne. Run 2' A. Knoblock, C. Thomasson. BIBLE CLUB-Ron' 1: A. Meehan, Miss Rowland, Aff- z'i.mr.' Pat Biscoe. Ron 2x Richard Sours, Richard Baker. Shirley Ogle, Ronald Shaver. DISCUSSION GROUP, STEERING COMMITTEE- Rnu I: B. Gilbertson, K. Borgfeldt, S. johnson, Miss Duval, Affz'imr.' A. Barber. Rnu 2: J. Schelz, T. Hobbs, B. Healy. W A 1-Q john Robertson. Pat Mantz. Gail Scbnlla. Indy Rollmafz. Ken COZ'i7ZglU7Z. ana' Bez' Kimmafz pre- .vefzf Ibe .femmf rcene of The Gbnrl Slorjf' Quifztel. Warefell Lindray. Ralph Bemzefl. joe Lezvir. Pere Craig. ana' Par Cjmzfzelly. perform flaring Talent Sboux Assemblies Add Diversion to Routine THROUGHOUT THE school year, the Assembly Cornmitree, guided by Mrs. Margaret Parks and Executive Committee members Marilynn Bodlien and Mary Arnett, present a variety of entertaining and educational assemblies. In September Catonites learned of the summer adventures of Roger Baker and Mr. Freeny in Europe, and were introduced to Sinikka Nieminen, Catonsville's exchange student from Finland. The Kay-Card and Curtis Campaign assemblies furnished October's entertainment. In December Catonites watched the impressive unfolding of the Christmas Story with a back- ground of carols and narration. A change of mood was furnished as the dramatics classes presented - The Ghost Story, whose immediate success caused cries of Yes, George to echo throughout the halls. Vanguard and safety were the keywords in January as Mr. Kullis, from Glenn L. Martin Com- pany explained Operation Vanguardf' and jim Daywalt, a well known stock car driver, helped to stress the importance of safe driving habits. The athletic award assembly, Parkville exchange assembly, and the brotherhood assembly with our exchange student, her American sister Kathy Moore, and Robert Ferguson, who shared his home with last year's exchange student, helped to add diversion and depth to the school year. fi: Shepberdr fer! on bill u'f9ilejo11r1zeyi12g to Bellolebem. i A .... 2 W I ,Q ' Myra Gamlzer. Pele Craig, Pal Strauss. and Bello Reid portray azalirity scene, fiw ffi ,-If ,v M. 15' Z. A Eff - ,, is rl' Yiiilwdlvsnor 12: nu M 6 Y fa mvmm.,,,r ,,,,,,,, - .K mf. HM. ' 4 h in-W 'U'-Q me 1 ff,s,A,, 4 ww A i 1 1ti Klfci' tuzff jcftlllllfe' Ptllfezitmz r17'VtllIiQC live Cuff Bmmf. jeff Ttljfffr rzmf Ktllltwt Slezwzmrl Zleitjgll tL'C'1IL'7'1,A Creativity Spotlight the Stage XX't't'H A l'I.Ul'lilSH of props rtnd make-up. the dru- mtttics clrtss opened the season with tt whimsical one-ttct plzty, The Cflmif Sfnrrt. co-starring Judy Rollmgtn and Roger Baker. Presented in the spring, the plot of the three- .tcr play, lmfiet in RL'fjVL'NlL'1If. centered .tbour an eccentric, red-haired lttndlttdy murdered by her ruthless housekeeper. Miss Katherine Klier, Cltttonsvilles new drtt- mtttics tettcher from Towson, not only directed the producrions of the drrtmtttics clatss, but also formed the new Drgtmittics Club allowing more Cgttonites to pnrticipttte in drttmtttics. Student body repre senrgttives were Roger linker. Ken Covington, and supplied scenery for both productions Sings fren' memflerii lflfll Srtlpf and lon Allzerl opemze .tmgt f 9 P vt i ,r Ig . Q' . 'X r ' i M Btu offtm. X r The nrt department often doing double duty. 9 gf - . , l N r ' 4 lilqltfing frnm Ilia aztec. fiflzerz, pm'1n1jtwf ln-1 Bill Omni, ilmu t lm lnlzlerlwtnzzfeff clmmclw' in ttrzlzfztzge game in nL4llffL'.l' in RL'fjV'C'NlL'7If. was-QU Gypry :Izmir and dance provide afmnrpbere for opera. Carmen, N. I'f H. hl. A t. 't' ADDING A TOUCH of glamour to Catonsville's curricula was an array of distinctive night productions. First on the calendar was the Christmas pro- gram. As in the former years the program was a pageant of Christmas in its true beauty and sig- nihcance. While the year sped on, the music and dramatics departments presented Carmen on March 27 and 29. Sandra Reed and Bill Belt occupied the dress- ing rooms with the starred doors as Lois Cavey, Lorna Hudgins, Catherine Mosely, Dick Elliott, and Al Meehan held supporting roles. Cigarette girls, lively music, costumes of bright red, vivid Turrefufnr. Dick Ifllioll. Jing.: of lbe gag and feflire Spaniib bull-fight. green, and deep purple, and a burlesque theater- all added to this production. Later singing, a variety of music, comic panto- miming, tap dancing, a diversity of costumes, bright lights, worn musical scores, heavy make-up, last minute changes, lots of fun-all these together produced Catonsville's long awaited Talent Show. Presented in May, the show featured such students as Darla Heckner, Lorna Hudgins, Priscilla Knight, Bonnie Marvel, and Ronnie Wise. Catonsville's night life ended as the Music Department presented the Spring Festival, with the roaring of drums and the blending of youthful voices. AJ the thou' goes rm. moderfz-day clothes are left behind for Spanirb aflire. CARMETI - ,xr KAY-HI MEMBERS-R011 I: C. McCuen, S. Bond, P. Newman, S. Wilson, M. Fowler. Rflll 2: G. Raver. P. Milton, M. Bodlien, T. Hobbs, D. Ritterpusch. Publications Herald Events WHO WAS high scorer at the basketball game? Such a question is answered by KAY-H1 members preparing a paper under the directions of editor- in-chief John Robinson, associate editor Jay Terry, and advisor Mrs. Catherine Gita. My sophomore homeroom brought S25 in patron money! Such a cry was often issued as the CATONIAN staff, led by Mrs. joy Kyne and co- editors Anne Quarles and Jeannette Townsend, held its successful campaigns for patrons and sub- scriptions. Witty questionnaires about seniors, a photographer taking action shots, late-working members designing pages-such activities typify the work of the QATONIAN staff. In March, 24 KAY-HI and CATONIAN members journeyed to New York to attend the annual press convention at Columbia. uw 1. KAY-H1 Asmriale Edilor jug Terri and Edimrm fbfef john Rnbinwn plan for the next issue. CATONIAN STAFF-Run' I: M. Arnett, J. Kessler, N Krouse, A. Phillips, R. Peters, P. Justice, K. Moore. Rau 2: D. Poist, S. Gundersdorfl, J. Bigal, M. O'Donnell, M Sundstrom, R. Wegworth, T. Hobbs, C. McCuen, B Murphy, G. Arthur, M. Fowler. CATONIAN EDITORS-Busiazerr Managers. V. Chambers, P. Weber, B. Schaefer: Co-editor. J. Townsendg Azfzimf Mrs. Kyne, C0-editor. A. Quarlesg Sefti0r1alEzfimrJ. M. Bodlien, 1. 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