Damascus High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Damascus, MD)

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md 6 Yearbook Staff l'ndt'r the direction of Mr. Simpson, the l954 Sllllllllll' was developed. Most of the work was done during school hours. The fifth and sixth periods were used for planning and producing the yearbook. lt is the hope of the staff that you will enjoy their efforts. -v ' lhwq' stall lIll'llllll'lN help plcpalt' the dummy, .El1Ii0l'-IH-f.1llt'f Mary -lane Day Associate Editor Dorothy Marshall Publications Editor Bernardine Gladhill Art Director and Staff Betty Goad Tanya Davis Copy Director and Stag Carole Moxley Nellie Musgrove Ruth Burdette Lewis Burdette Ina Lee Bobby Snapp Plzotograpliy Director liusincss Alannger Allan Hlalter Adz1e'rtising Director and Staff Donald Griggs Leroy johnson Grace Burdette Shirley Brown Circulation Director and Staff Barbara Mullinix Marlene Mlatkins null SMH Anna Lee Bill Morrison .Ioyce X'Varheld Accountant .4 L iX--- Shirley Beall XfVilson Magruder -Iwi' s l'lIll'I1iiy Advisor 'el Mr. Vernon R. Simpson l Y Ar I Some of the students Qlllllfl to dei ide what the theme silolllfl he fo' lm' V'3 h0 kA

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Since basketball is the main sport at D. H. S., we are very interested in the Varsity team whose members are: Allan Walter, Wilson Magruder, Clarence Here Thompson, Eugene Cowboy King, George Kemp, Henry Ace Abrahams, Donald Griggs, Jack John Bell, Dallas Beall. Not shown: Leroy Lee Johnson, Bill Smoky Stover. Time keeper: Raymond Warfieldg Scorer: Wayne Watkins. The Hornets got off to a slow start this year but D. H. S. is proud of their sportsmanship and hard work. After settling down during the Christmas holidays, they came back to win their fourth game and later to enter the state tourna- m6IltS. YVith Henry Abrahams and Leroy Johnson leading the team in scoring, I'm looking forward to seeing Mr. Stipe, their coach, and the boys entering the state tournament. ' f h Ace may get the ball. but jack jumped higher. The j. V. team this year was: Ronald Gue, I-'red Magruder, .jack Cary, jerry Rogers, Fred Garbers tnow playing for R. M. H. SQ, and Billy Hawkins.

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tandem? ' I belong to Student Council Representative, Barbara Mullinix. She's really kept me busy this year writing everything down that she must take back to her homeroom. Sometimes my eraser works faster than my point during the busy discussions which usually end in a resolu- tion that benefits the entire school. I have been loaned to others and attended interhigh, regional, and state meetings. Student Council, this year, has issued activity cards, sponsored the jr. Red Cross, the clothing drive, and the March of Dimes dance. They have organized and directed morning and noon activities. These are only a few of the very use- ful things they have done for D. I-I. S. 'if The Student Council push their pencils toward better school government. Sr'atffrl are: George Kemp, Parliamen- tariang Wayne Watkins, 10A Representativeg Marlene YVatkins, Recreation: Leroy johnson, President: Mary jane Day, Treasurerg Dorothy Marshall, Assemblies: Betty Goad, Secretary: Bernadine Gladhill, Student Activity Coordinator, Dale Cline, Publications: Diane Burdette, 9A Representative: Barbara Mullinix, ll Representative: Margaret Burdette, 8A Representative. N203 as at W .12 . . ai The lenders of the Student Government have an executive meeting with their advisors. Standing are: Mrs. Margaret Thornas, .Xssistant .Xdvisorg Joyce lVarheld, Awards: Ruth Burdette, Financeg Klaus Schwarz, IOB Representatixe: .Xllan Walter, Athletics Co- ordinator and Constitution Retision: Nancy XVindham, 7B Representative: Eileen Beall, TN Representatixeg XVil4 son Magruder, Vice-President: june King, SIB Represen- tative: Mr. Vernon llouts, .Xdxisorg Ina l.ee, I2 Represen- tativeg joan Gladhill, l0.X Representatixeg Odell Osteen, 8B Representative.