Maryland Park High School - Right Angle Yearbook (Seat Pleasant, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1941 volume:

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IQEWGIQD More than three centuries ago, a heroic band of men and women left their homes in a far-off land and crossed many miles of strange ocean in their quest for freedom. Their in- domitable spirit lifted them high above mere physical priva- tion and enabled them to reach a new world. We, of Maryland, are grateful to those immortal souls who planted their flag and principles firmly upon this soil. ln these chaotic times, we are well reminded of that dauntless spirit which gave our forefathers courage to leave their comfortable homes and journey to a distant and un- known shore, so that the right to live as free people and the right to worship according to their own dictates would not be denied them. Today, we are proud to say that this same spirit still en- dures. We are happy in the knowledge that we still preserve that which those brave people established here. This is our priceless heritage, and we have endeavored to portray it as the theme of this Right Angle in the hope that each of us will steadfastly resolve to defend forever this God- granted freedom. Miss Quilts Warren It is not the good fortune of all students at Maryland Park to come under her good influence as a teacher, but there are few who do not profit by her work as Assistant Principal. and considerate archi- ln this capacity she is the thoughtful tect who originates the plans for rnost of the extra-curricular worker and helper to activities enjoyed by all. A tireless students and teachers alike since she became a Parker in 1936, she is always ready to lend a capable., helping hand in her nonchalant, but cheerful manner for the good of lVlPl-IS. The Classes of l94O and 10441 wish to show their appreciation of her loyalty and zeal hy dedicating this RIGHT ANGLE to her. DEDICATIGN ua The Classes of 1940 and 19111 wish to express their grati- tude to Mr. Samuel W. Fishkin for his able assistance in the production of this yearbook. We owe him a huge vote of thanks for the many hours he spent in planning this book and guiding it through its successful completion. His enthusiasm and perseverance are reflected in these pages, and played no small part in encouraging the Staff to put forth its every effort to secure subscriptions, advertise- ments, photographs and drawings, and to accomplish all the other details which go to make up an annual. Appreciation is also expressed for the fine work done hy Mrs. Margaret A. Brown in supervising the art illustrations, and for the exacting care which Mrs. Helen H. Brashears gave to the preparation of the copy. WW, , ' W-.fig s GCU iq VISQP .y ,gpu ,W M is i Q Qfcvs300m..Q V WW! MV. SFHUULI W Williorni lxlimes principal Herels to the Commander-in-Chief who has led the cam- paign while we have been in service for the durationl Memories of his gracious and indulgent nature will never fade. As the future heckons us down the various walks of life, let us not forget to live up to the ideals that have been set for us bv Mr. Himes. l.et us follow his example and strive to be true Americans. appreciative of the fact that we are privileged to live and work under our democratic form of government. May our lives, like his, reveal by our deeds, that others have profited because we passed their way. ,-in f f Q 5 . 1 .1 , X Q t r, ., . ' . .2-Q. 'J -in 3 . 9:13, A' S., , 's E, -vu- I . A X ll' A M .., 1 by lf vt., I f , mt- z f 'Gov Q, 1 . 3 3 .. X e 'Wa pi-we 155.4 HELEN H. BRASH EARS, B. A., M. A. Commercial Department Western Maryland College New York University MARGARET ATKIN BROWN Art Chicago Art Institute WILLIAM A. BURSLEM, B. S. Science University of Maryland AUDREY M. COFFREN, B. A. English, History Western Maryland College MARGARET E. COOK, B. S. Home Economics University of Maryland HELEN V. CREW, B. A. English, Latin Washington College Z MARGARET R. DODDER, B Horne Economics University of Maryland NATHAN G. DORSEY, B. A. History University of Maryland EMILY TRUITT DULEY, B. Home Economics University of Maryland LAURA R. DUNCAN, B. Mathematics, Social Studies University of Maryland SAMUEL W. FISHKIN, B. Science University of Maryland HXEHHH S. S. S. llllllll nwooo A. HIRNISEY, B. QA. Industrial Arts Albright College JOSEPHINE M. KELLY, B. A. Social Studies University of Maryland R. C. McNABB, B. S., M. S. Industrial Arts Tennessee State Teachers College University of Tennessee IRA D. MEASELL, JR., B. A. Social Studies Washington College MILDRED A. PARRILL, B. A. English Pennsylvania College for Women BETSY ROSE PELL, B. S. Commercial Department Bowling Green College of Commerce RUTH J. SHIPLEY, B. A. Math ematirs Western Maryland College DERR SWISHER, B. S. Physical Education Pennsylvania State Teachers College BEULAH WALL, B. A. Music Oklahoma University RUTH E. WARREN, B. A. Mathematics Western Maryland College MILDRED WHEATLEY, B. A. English Western Maryland College ef tbl M fu 1 I L , .. , ., , . f 4 'rf 2' ' EL .... y ret .. A ud- r'fwrd0 ' I1-dvr avi Q .-kX M, gr J gr ' ., rw h ma . may 'Era' so 'W' 'weft wmv! f ' -I 1 '59, ff . I ,W I 4, , Iq nq Q 'ff 7 at -Q' -- ,.,, , -W AN, -.flew E .fl - 5 f' KT if ' .JI , - L 1 Qiqlwl Angle Slug Editor-in-Chief . . . . , . . RUTH KIEFER Assistant Editor . ,...,.. DOROTHY HUMER I1 A I 5 H Boys' Sports Editor .. , . .. . RUFI-'NER HILL 'q t nq Q to Girls, Sports Editors . 1 NOHMA GODFREY . . . . 1 ANNA M- MARQUETTE Editor-in-Chief . , PEGGY HUTCHINSON Affmflfs Editor - - ' - - - -- JUNE EERGMEN Assistant Editor , DIARIDELI. DICKINSON , ATHERINE ASUT-KE Feature Editor .,.. GERRIE DICKINSON T1VPl5f5 -I - CAROLYN SUNDERLAND Business Manager . BIARVIN ASQUITH A t Fdlt L HEI-Eiga DIXON Assistant Business Managers . PAUL B01-LRTLEIN f I L 01' ' . . , . ANCDON AYHEW EARL BRADLEY Pll0f0Sf0Ph9' Efllf0fS l SIDNEY WALKER Girls' Sports Editor BLITE PUMPHREY l PAUL STANHROUGH Boys, Sports Editor . ROGER BERRY Photography Editor . STANLEY EWELI. Art Editor , . . ,. . LEAH W'EARE Class Editor . .... , FAYE BAKER Typists . .. OFFICE PRACTICE CLASS Faculty Arlviser MR. SAMUEL W. FISHKIN 'C ....- A .. , '-., 5 N , f, . gl -sp , S 4. i I.. , . I I I . Q .,,, t ,. Q sbt, SSS .' k R, K ,.,R ' AQ I 45 ' I 0... .,, .I sm H-I w I g K ,L -1 .35 1 zfryl, Q, K, I 9 4 I I I E3 .. . , I: iasssmyl K' ' if Q ' is X Q' 5 E Cl I M Q73 I 1. if ? V K , '14 ,, ., .X ,Q -o-..s..- , . I . it K ,am lu X A F .M I ,,.. f E A ml. . , f- Y TD SR' ik! .1Q,,x,- I 4 'JL X X X ww N W x is I ff SENIUHE U? WU -.. 'ff-335 'Qg 2 - -'- 41 - - Qt mil M :1rf1,if:2gg-gg A Z -:Q K l W Q A .V R. -RF' C ,K Q f3QfjiE1'S,-:'f -T55 , f A.' + f J. - - mf-2:5 if-igigilzx. 134532 -'-EQ? X f ,- , ' ' ,!.lf!Y- -45 ',' , -fr-'- H :rfw ' ' '-KET' N--.gtg-Mm. 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FLORENCE HAMILTON Flassie Commercial Secretary of Senior Classg Glee Club 111 121g Commercial Club 141, Library Club 131: Girl Scouts 111g Student Nurses 111 121, Librarian 131g Office Clerk Club 141. RUFFN ER HILL Hill-billy Commercial Treasurer of Senior Classy Boys Sports Editor, Right Angle, Stu- dent Council 131g Commercial Club 141g Student Patrol 141. ROBERT ASH BY Ashby General Volley Ball 131, Bachelors Club 141. JAMES AUGUSTINE Jimmy General Hobby Club 131. HERMAN BARN HART Barney General Bachelors Club 141 . EPPIE BELL Epp General Track 111 121 131 1413 B356- ball 121 1313 Basketball 121 131g Speedball 111 121g Volley Ball 1313 Bachelors Club 141g Varsity Club 131 141: Winning team, Prince Georgeis County Meet, 440 yd. relay 131. JUNE BERGMEN June Commercial Activities Editor, Right Angleg Commercial Club 141, president 141g Dance Club 1319 Short- hand pin 131. ELLIS HANBACK Hamey General Vice-President of Senior Classg Bachelors Club 141, treasurer 1413 Volley Ball 121 1319 Track 131 1413 Monitor 1413 Jesters Club 141. EUGENE BREWER Jeep General Art Club 141. RAYMOND BROWNE Bozo General Short Wave Club 1113 Student Patrol 1319 Bachelors Club 141. CASSIUS CARTER JU-Hey General Jesters Club 111 121 131 141: Glee Club 111 121 131: Bach- el0fS Club 131 141: Soccer 141, Manager 14-1. LAUREL CLARK Kid General BHSCIJHII 131: Speedball 111 1214 Mixed Chorus 111 121 131 14-1: .lesters Club 111 121 131 1415 Hobby Club 121 131g Business Club 131g Boys Glee Club 111 121 131 141. HELEN DIXON Helen Commercial Typist, Right Angle, Commercial Club 1453 Shorthand pin 135. DAN I EL EWELL Danny General Baseball 115 125 1355 Basket- ball 125 135 145g Soccer 135 145g Track 125 1353 Varsity Club 135 1-15g Bachelors Club 145 3 Speedball championship team 115: Won target pitch championship 125. WALLACE FAUST Lew Academic Student Council 145: Boys Glee Club 145: Mixed Chorus 1453 Orchestra 125 135g Bachelors Club 145 . FLORENCE FOARD F ordi e General Student Council 125g Glee Club 115 125 135 1453 Mixed Chorus 115 125 135 145: lesters Club 125 135 145, vicespresident 125 135 1453 Student Nurses 115 125, Ollice Clerk 135. ALLEN FOSTER Allen Academic Student Council 1453 Track 125 Orchestra 125 135 14 3 5 3 Glee Club 1253 Bachelors Club 145. HELEN FOWLER Piggie General Dance Club 125g Glee Club 115. GEN EVIEVE GIBBS Gibbie General Fieldball 1155 Hockey 125 135: Basketball 115 125 1353 Volley Ball 115 125 1353 Track 1253 .Testers Club 115 125 135 145: Student Nurses 125 1353 HOUIC Ec Club 135 1453 Glee Club 135 145, Operetta 115 125- NORMA GODFREY Golfie Commercial Girls Sports Editor, Right Angle, Student Council 1453 Commer- cial Club 145, secretary-treasur- er 145g Varsity Club 145, president 1453 Girl Scout 1153 Art Club 1254 Home Ec Club 115 125 135. RALPH GRAY Ralph Academic Hobby Club 135g Bachelors Club 145. WILLIAM GRAY Billy Academic Orchestra 125 135 1453 Glee Club 125: Bachelors Club 145, Perfect Attendance, four years. JANE HALLER Janie Commercial Home Ec Club 115 1253 Com- mercial Club 145. DOROTHY HANCOCK Dot General WANDA HERBERT Butch General Glee Club 115 1253 Student Council 125: Operetta 1259 Stu- dent Patrol 135: Dance Club 125. FRANCIS HARDESTY Snooky General Home-Room Reporter 1453 Stu- dent Council 135g Baseball 125 135g Basketball 125 135 1453 Soccer 135 145, Track 115 125 135 145, Speedball 115 1253 Glee Club 115 125, Bachelors Club 145, president 145. Q Q- 1? 'Y , in A 5:1155 AW 55 'Ul lr- tg S., 3 as ..,,,, ' 9-Rm iv- 'fg- ' AJ' AL A . 1 .. . W V f-79 191' 'ww ' 1 . Q ' thug. 9 'W A ATA' V? QSJ dass.. '4Lf .1AA. 1ef'f '1 51,61 fail We arrffv li rm, 'r' or-,. sr.. 1, 1 5- 11 'www ,, K , . .- ' ,A ,www Av I fi .1 Al 1,,..Mf.p wi war an My ' ,W .5, .,,, lk ww .43 r 1 1 T' V' ' 1 ,W wx ' W in -g' - , wsu 'T 1 08' I1 KENNETH HIGHTOWER Kinky General Softball 121 1319 BHCIWIOFS Club 14-1. DOROTHY HUMES D05 Academic Valedictorian, Class of 19403 Class Vice-President 1313 Libra- rian 131 14-15 Student Nurses 1115 Assistant Editor, Right Angleg Hobby Club 131g Assist- ant Editor, Parkiscope Staff 14-11 OHice Clerk 141. ROYCE JAN DREW Roy Commercial Commercial Club 141. KATHERINE KASULKE Kitty Commercial Class Secretary 131: Typist, Right Angleg Commercial Club 14-13 Shorthand Pin 1313 Dance Club 121. ROBERT KEEN Bob General Aviation Club 141. president 1414 Hobby Club 131 141. vice- president 141. RUTH KIEFER Ruthie r Commercial Salutatorian, Class of 1940: Fdi- tor-in-Chief, Right Angle: Vol- Iey Ball 121 131 14-13 Track 131 14-1: Fieldball 141: Com- mercial Club 14-1: Dance Club 121: Obstacle Relay 111: Social Committee 141. WILLIAM KINKADE Bill General Bachelors Club 141. I MARION Kun: Marion General B 13,11 1311 Basketball 121 156121, vouey Balt 121 can Speedball 111 1279 Badminloll 14-13 Boy Scouts 111 121 131: Hobby Club 131: Dance Club 121g Mixed Chorus 111 121 131 141. ELIZABETH LAURENZI Tibby General Business Club 131, secretary 131 5 Art Club 1315 Library Club 141, secretary-treasurer 14 1 - LUCILLE LITTLE Lucille Commercial Softball 111 1 Run and Catch Relay 111 5 Orchestra 121 g Commercial Club 141g Home EC Club 111, WALTER MAGRUDER M116 General Bachelors Club 141. MURIEL MALLEY Babe General ANNA MAY MARQUETTE Honeybtm, General Girls Sports Editor, Right Angleg Volley Ball 131g Obstacle Re- lay 1113 Hockey 121 1319 Bas- ketball 111 121 131 14-1: Soft- ball 141: Home Ec Club 111 121 131: Varsity Club 111 121 131 1413 Dance Club 131. CORA MARQUETTE Corky Academic Photographer, Right Angle, Run and Catch Relay 1213 Vol- ley Ball 121 131g Basketball 111 121 131 14-15 Fieldbaill 1415 Hockey 121 1315 Varsity Club 131g Dance Club 1313 Cleo Club 121 14-1. PAUL MARTIN Press Academic Basketball 135 1454 Speedball 135 145: Aviation Club 135 145g Bachelors Club 145g Stu- dent Council 145, president 145. LAN GDON MAYH EW Ll1Hgd0I1 General Art Editor, Right Angle: Speed- ball 1353 Art Club 125 135 145, treasurer 125 135 145. ALMA MCMILLAN Shorty Commercial Track 135 1453 Fieldball 145g volley Ball 135 145: Girl Scouts 115 125g Commercial Club 145g Dance Club 1213 Attendance Award, six yearsg Sewing award 115. WILLIAM MENA Bill Academic Bachelors Club 145. HUBERT MERRIAM Babe General Track 1355 Bachelors Club 145. JACK MILLER Spike General Bachelors Club 145. PAUL MILLER Miller General Student Council 1453 Baseball 1353 Bachelors Club 145, sec- retary 1453 Student Patrol 145. B ETTY MORROW Betz General Glee Club 115 1255 Office Clerk 145. CHRISTINE NAIRN Chris General Library Club 1355 Oliice Clerk 145 H ILDA PADGETT Reds General RALPH PALMER Lover General Student Council 1155 Baseball 115 125 135 145g Basketball 115 125 135 1453 Soccer 125 135 1453 Volley Ball 135 1455 Bachelors Club 145g Varsity Club 145. WILLIAM RICHARDSON Bill General Business Club 135g Bachelors Club 145. FAYE SANSBURY Sandy Commercial Glee Club 121 3 Commercial Club 1453 Dance Club 125g Short- hand pin 135- JULIUS SCALISE Scully General Soccer 1453 Basketball 145: Volley Ball 135: Speedball 125: Art Club 125, president 1254 Kodak Klub 1353 Bachelors Club 145. 4 af 1161 W .4gW' fat? 'inf .e,1 JV 'Gr W' ' 1 - -Q, D p--L 'f f. 'ir' Atzr' uw, I A 1. 'Rfb .J .gt . A Q t fn if-.,.,, V- f-' ,. 1' 3 TK I in , is . ' V -n-we-4' ' F5 .- .ve 'SN . Q1 .2 up . 5 in.-.. - fix ,O 'L dau... M.. 'K 1 . 'QW' 'ef snuff' '70-rv br' ' s S1 . 'WST' Nw. -as 1 .....,, Wig:- uf. v, Han... A.- as rim 452' 1, dw, 5 1 ' Q, . i:,:.i...,- ln K' . ' L1 ll ki A -., in 1 .. ' . xv 1 jj . 'JS' 'II' l f. ' H14 .ahndvi 416241 I ' :1 'V f' 5 ,.-- 'Wm , 1 H 1' va. vw .,,., 1 1. J, K ' ,f .mf qv' .-r tgp '- ELENORE SEAL Sis General Basketball 111 1215 Volley Ball 1315 Badminton 1415 Home Ec Club 111 121 1315 Library Club 1415 Business Club 1315 Student Patrol 141. JANET SMITH Janet Academic Class President 1315 Fieldball 1115 Softball 1115 Library Club 131 1415 Hobby Club 131: Glee Club 111 121 1313 Student Nurses 1115 Girl Scouts 111 1213 Editor-inAChief, Parkiscope Staff 1415 Social Committee 141. VIOLET SMITH Shorty General Home Ee Club 1315 Student Council 121 131. RALPH SOEHNLEIN Sonny General Photographer, Right Angle 5 Mixed Chorus 121 131 1415 Glee Club 121 131 1415 Jesters Club 121 131 141. ANN SPEAKES Ann General Home Ee Club 1215 Business Club 121. RAYMOND STACK Stack Q Commercial Student Council 1115 Soccer 121 131 141: Baseball 131 1415 VafSilY Club 131 141, secre- tary 1415 Bachelors Club 141. PAUL STANBROUGH P0111 General Photography Editor, Right An- gleg Kodak Club 121 131 1415 vice-president 131, treasurer 14-15 Library Club 131 141: Attendance award, five years. My JOHN STEINER Johnny General Hobby Club 121 1311 Bachelors Club 1415 Aviation Club 131 1415 Library Club 1315 Bad- minton Club 141. CAROLYN SUNDERLAND Carol Commercial Typist, Right Angleg Commer- cial Club 1415 Student Patrol 1415 Shorthand Pin 1315 Dance Club 121. ROBERT TODD Bert General Track 1215 Soccer 131 1415 Speedball 121 131 1415 Var- sity Club 1415 Bachelors Club 141. CARL TRAVERS Freddie Commercial Soccer 121 131 141g Baseball 131 1415 Commercial Club 1413 Student Patrol 1315 Typing Pin 131. SIDNEY WALKER Shorty General Photography Editor, Right An- gleg ,Iesters Club 111 121 131 1415 Orchestra 1415 Operetta 121 1413 Social Committee 141: Library Club 141 5 Mixed Chorus 111 121 131 141. WARREN WELCH J une General Varsity Club 131 1415 Bach- elors Club 1413 Soccer 131 1415 Softball 121 131 141. KEN NETH WETZEL Kenney General Baseball 111 121 1315 Orchestra 121 131. WARREN WINDLE P0616 General Bachelors Club 14-lg Business Club 131. ALICE WOOD Wiggles Commercial Commercial Club 1-ilg Library Club 1419 Dance Club 13l: Shorthand Pin 1335 Typing Pin 1313 Librarian 125 1-lil. 194 VIRGINIA WOOD Ginny General Art Club 14-l. CURTIS YATE5 Curtie General Student Council 121 3 Short Wave Club 1133 Hobby Club 121: Kodak Klub 14-l. fm 0' ae , C LASS H ISTG IQY The Class of 1940 began its high school career in the fall of 1936- a group of one hundred thirty-two greenhorn Freshmen, bewildered at the vastness of Maryland Park High School. The class officers for that year were Robert Smith, presidentg Violet Smith, vice-president, Raymond Stack, secretary, and Ralph Palmer, treasurer. The following year, these Parkers emerged as oriented veterans of a full yearis standing and arose in their own esteem accordingly. Although they decreased in number to one hundred and four, did they not now have a class beneath them? In '38, they became Juniors and made bold to speak of the lowly Freshmenf' Real upper classmen at last! Freshman days became vague memories as the distinction of soon becoming Seniors brightened the near future. 1939 and the last round! They had now arrived at the atop of the heapf' These now seventy-four Seniors possessed that grown-up feeling and the sense of real achievement that comes from pushing forward to finish in the lead. Ralph Palmer, Paul Beyer, and Daniel Ewell proved themselves promising athletes and added many laurels to the brow of their Alma Mater. Ruth Kiefer and Dorothy Humes devoted much of their time to the production of this annual, and respectively received the saluta- torian and valedictorian awards. Janet Smith in her capactiy as editor-in- chief guided the course of the Parkiscope. Paul Martin as president directed the progress of the Student Council. The Senior oflicers for the 1940 Graduating Class were Robert Smith, president, Ellis Hanback, vice- president, Florence Hamilton, secretary, and Ruiiner Hill, treasurer. Leaving behind them a splendid record and words of gratitude and good will for their faithful teachers and fellow Parkers, the Class of 1940 bids Maryland Park au revoirl 'Wa new P-fs QQ w,. x. ?'yy4,A- nd, nb, X , ... 5 -ht C ave? v 4 K , wif fgriq, I 'if R , '4 if-lg Q 5 i . ,ff JK ,N Q X ...uv J L M I SI! 11 l ' 1 - - 635, mer ,fry u, 1 a 1: V 'h'N , . ,gs- i ww Q ! 1- .A .ai ,Xi 5' 'B Ex ., ,163 ' 3 M 22? KS- 5 , Y ea Wx e, ' r , , any g Y' I ,pn . JAM. Q , v 7 I , d , 4 i fr ,, , rf' '11 , ' , -.v. , .5 ,,W,. ' X ' W A vv'- 'MKJM M '7 A WM V If l 1 ' f, I nv 'I Aw :,L 64,44 gift: ' A ,I 4 -1, A W' L A ' if in 7 - 6.5 ., fyff aw Z, 4' 7 Wu Q . I f ' .1 4? a ,W wld. .,w' M , Q fff-16 OKMA TA fxafwk. fini. L ink fi ? l'if 1.55 , X 322 a... ... :wwf .f ., af X 41 ,vi iq w 91, jsfbf 3' Agf, ,hfgvkfivz ' JI? M .Q f 'i ,W ,- W 1 EENXUHQ U? Wi ,Marqarei .Braid gjfeagimq for woman Suffrage 4133? fi? 1 I . ,a 1 12-1,4 W 1 8' , z S111 1 2 I V lv V , i ? H A - 1 111: pai lr ' 1 63 '11 K' if '1 A 'A',V , U M , A 'LF P L ' . ,, A ,. A 4 L 'WM 4- N,,, I, -we ef-35,7 Q A ., 1 D ,4 53 2212 .1 ,' VV ,H , f, ff 1 1 f 1 ' 119 ,,, 1... ,J , 4 A 'ff -Az. 1 Q-A . 1 if M , , 14 I '?7-an-r .. L an fl THOMAS BIRCHER Tommy General President of Senior Classg Bas- ketball 131 141g Bachelors Club 1315 Glee Club 141g Student Council 131 141: Track 131: Softball 1315 Student Patrol 1413 Debating 141. THOMAS ROBERTSON Tommy Commercial Vice-President of Senior Class: Student Council 141. MARGARET VAJDA Pee Wee Commercial Secretary of Senior Classg Class Secretary-Treasurer 1214 Stu- dent Nurses 121 131g Commer- cial Club 131g Gregg Writers Club 131, vice-president 131. MARY EVANS Peaches Commercial Treasurer of Senior Classg .les- ters Club 1l1 121 131 141, secretary 131 g Science Club 121 9 Commercial Club 131: Ollice Clerk 131. MARGARET AGER Margie Commercial Glee Club 111 1213 Operetta 111: Commercial Club 1313 Dance Club 121. FREDERICK ALVEY Fred General Bachelors Club 131 Q Library Club 141. J EWEI. ANTON ELLIS Jewel Academic Exchange Editor, Parkiscope 1413 Librarian 131 141g Home Ec Club 1313 Glee Club 111 121g Office Clerk 1415 Student Nurses 131 1414 Library Club 131 141. MARVIN ASQUITH Marty General Business Manager, Right Angle: Class Vice-President 131: ness Manager, Parkiscope 141: Softball 111 121 131 1413 B856- ball 111 121 1313 Basketball 121 131 141g Soccer 121 131 1413 Bachelors Club 121 131. MARJORIE AUGUSTINE Augie General Glee Club 121 131: Home Ec Club 121 131g Student Nurses 111 121 131 1413 Hobby Club 1213 Library Club 1314 Gym Show 131g Librarian 131. JOSEPH BACIGALU Pl foe General Softball 1113 Bachelors Club 1315 Glee Club 111. FAYE BAKER Jimmie Academic Class Editor, Right Angleg As- sistant Editor, Parkiscope 1413 Reporter, Parkiscope 1313 Glee Club 121 1313 Art Club 111, vice-president 111g Home Ec Club 111 121 131 141, ser- geant-at-arms 131 141. AN NA BELL Ann Commercial Jesters Club 1113 Science Club 121g Commercial Club 131. ROGER BERRY Roger Academic Boys Sports Editor, Right Angleg Reporter, Parkiscope 121, Boys Sports Editor, Parkiscope 131 1413 Kodak Klub 121 131 141, vice-president 121, president 131 141g Softball 1215 Gym Show 1313 Track 121. PAUL BOERTLEIN T00k Academic Assistant Business Manager, Right Angleg Humor Editor, Parkiscope 141g Dance Club 1215 Varsity Club 14-1g Bache- lors Club 1315 Soccer 131 141g Basketball 131 141: Track 121 131 141. EDMUND BOSC Eddie Academic Student Council 14-53 Kodak Klub 135g .lesters Club 14-5g Varsity Club 14-5g Touch Foot- ball 14-5Z Basketball 14-5g Dance Club 125. EARL BRADLEY Professor General Reporter, Parkiscope 1354 Bas- ketball 115 125 1353 Minstrel Sh0W 125: Operetta 115 1355 ,lesters Club 14-53 Nature Club 125g Gym Show 135: Glee Club 115 125 135 14-5: Mixed Chorus 135 14-5: Track 115 125. MARDELLE BROWN Lee Academic .lesters Club 115 1255 Hobby Club 115 125 1353 Glee Club 125 135g Girl Scouts 115 125 135, treasurer 135 g Operetta 135g Library Club 145: Librar- ian 14-5g Bronze Badge 115. LOUIS BRUZZESE Breezy General Soccer 115 125 135 145: Soft- ball 115 125 135g Junior Busi- ness Club 125g Varsity Club 1455 Gold Badge 135. LAU RA B UTLER Lolly General Volunteer Cafeteria Worker 135 g Home Ee Award 125. LEOLA CARTER Butch Commercial Reporter, Parkiscope 125 135 14-5g Glee Club 115 125 135: Science Club 125, secretary 1255 Home Ec Club 115 125 135, sergeant-at-arms 135 3 Student Nurses 115g Varsity Club 135 145: Softball 115 125. GEORGE CHAN EY George General Kodak Klub 125 135 145: Hob- by Club 125: Softball 125. MARIE CHRISTIANSEN Kee Commercial Library Club 145g Science Club 125g Commercial Club 135g Librarian 1455 Perfect Attend- ance 115 125 135. DOROTHY CLEMENTS DOB General Girls Glee Club 115 1254 Busi- ness Club 125: Bronze Badge 1153 Silver Badge 135. MARGARET COLMUS .llargaret General Home Ec Club 115 125 135g Student Nurses 1153 Glee Club 115. DONALD CRABILL Don General School Orchestra 125 1359 Swing-O-Pators 115 125. GERRIE DICKINSON Twinnie Academic Feature Editor, Right Angleg Reporter, Parkiscope 125g Ex- change Editor, Parkiscope 135, Assistant Editor, Parkiscope 145 5 Kodak Klub 1l5 125, treasurer 125g Glee Club 115 125 135 145, ,lesters Club 135 14-5. MARIDELL DICKINSON Twirmie Academic Assistant Editor, Right Angleg Reporter, Parkiscope 125: Girls Sports Editor, Parkiscope 135, Feature Editor, Parkiscope 14-5, Kodak Klub 115 125, president 125g Glee Club 115 125 135 14-53 Mixed Chorus 135 145. ELMOND DIXON Dixie General Student Council 1452 Bachelors Club 135: Softball 125 135g Soccer 145. F al 1' X Q. mr.. 'W , , 2 . a- 5 - A L '95 -are , .,.,,. A 10 WJCQQW' ,511 'I 1 '14 M, 1 ' Sf jf' mx.. - + f- A431 Oscar General 1 we ' 1 , W' S JULES DU BOST W. 5' ff K, , in 1 4 I 19 'fr' , ef Z .Jt N, F Y'-7' , F I , Q ,, Q 'rf e 1. ea 11' . f , 11 . 13311 gn 24, ' I 1274, , f V , g y f , 'VA X l 1 , M' ,Q ,QJHUCVWV ' A '1 4jffI ff'.f'ni V . ' , 1 , : 1 'ff .fl ' . f -1 f 1 ' 1 aff 1:-it f V 0 ,5 V, 'WW ' f f f 2, f t M ALFARETTA DUCHARME Al General Aviation Club 141g Commercial Club 131g Student Patrol 14-1g Business Club 121g DHIICC C0111- mittee 141g Super'Gold Badge 131. STANLEY EWELL Guy Academic Photographer, Right Angleg Ko- dak Klub 1l1 121 131, treas- urer 121, vice-president 131. ANTONIO FOMINAYA Spic Academic Kodak Klub 131 14-1g Business Club 1213 Bachelors Club 131. LAWRENCE GATES Guv'nor General Softball 111 121 131 1413 Soc- cer 121 131 14-1g Baseball 121g Basketball 131 14-13 Track 111 121 131 141g Student Council 111 121 141, president 1413 Student Patrol 111 131, captain 131: Varsity Club 121 131 14-1. NANCY LEE GEARY I Nancy Commercial Home-Room Chairman 121g Re- porter, Parkiscope 121 131 3 Jest- ers Club 111 121 131 14-1g Kodak Klub 111 121 131, sec- retary 131, Glee Club 1213 Op- cretta 1114 Office Clerk 14-1. GLADYS GENTLE Gladys Commercial Operetta 1313 Gym Show 131g Kodak Klub 111 121g Mixed Chorus 121 131 14-1g Glee Club 111 121 131 141g Varsity Club 111 121 1415 Dance Club 121g Social Committee 1313 Assembly Committee 14-1. NANCY LEE GRADY Nan Commercial Commercial Club 1319 Biology Club 121g Glee Club 111. GEORGIANNA GRAY Georgia General Glee Club 1214 Home Ec Club 121 131g Athletic Association 121g Business Club 121: Bronze Badge 1119 Silver Badge 1214 Gold Badge 131. GEORGE GRELLO Georgie General Track 121g Dance Club 1213 Bronze Badge 1219 Silver Badge 131. CARL HACKETT Hackett General Class reporter, Parkiscope 1313 Art Club 131, president 131. KNOX HARDESTY Knox Academic Assistant Photographer, Right Angle: Kodak Klub 131 14-13 Basketball 111. ROBERT HARDESTY Butter Commercial Softball 1113 Basketball 111 121 131g llance Club 1213 Touch Football 141. BETTY HENNINGSENA Bobby General GERALD HOLLINGSWORTH Gerald General Home-Room Chairman 1313 Art Club 131 14-1g Orchestra 1313 Bronze Badge 131 FLORENCE HUGGINS Hllggie Academic Softball 121 131: Science Club 1215 Hobby Club 1315 Student Nurses 1413 Bronze Badge 1213 Silver Badge 131. NAOMI HUNT N0Tli8 General Student Nurses 111: Girl Scouts 131: Fieldball 131g Volley Ball 21. PEGGY HUTCHINSON Hutchie Commercial Editor-in-Chief, Right Angleg Reporter, Parkiscope 121, News Editor, Parkiscope 1315 Editor- in-Chief, Parkiscope 141, Dance Club 121g Art Club 1l1, treas- urer 111g Library Club 131 141, president 141. THOMAS JACHOWSKI T om General Speedball 121g Bachelors Club 131: Mixed Chorus 141: BOYS Glee Club 141 . MARY JONES Mary General Home Ee Club 121 131 141, historian and photographer 131 1415 Glee Club 1l1 121. GERALDINE KEAFAUVER jerry General Glee Club 111 121 131 1415 Mixed Chorus 121 141, Sci- ence Club 131 3 Commercial Club 131g Gym Show 1315 Softball 121 131g Library Club 141: Librarian 141g Silver Badge 121g Gold Badge 131. AUDREY KINKADE Audrey General Softball 111 121g Fieldball 131: Gym Show 131g Varsity Club 1415 Bronze Badge 111, Silver Badge 121. MARION KLOCK Mike General Home-Room Chairman 1213 Bachelors Club 1319 Softball 1l1 121 1313 Soccer 1413 Coun- ty Field Meet 121 131g Bronze Badge 1l1g Silver Badge 121g Gold Badge 131, Super-Gold Badge 141. CHARLES KNIGHT Fuzzy General Biology Club 121, Nature Club 131, president 131g Jesters Club 141: Softball 121 131g Student Patrol 141. TH ELMA LAMB Simmy Commercial Commercial Club 131: Library Club 141, Librarian 141. DOROTHY LAWSON Boots General Volley Ball 1319 Student Nurses 1l1 121g Library Club 1l1 131, Softball 121 131: .lesters Club 141g Librarian 131. GLORIA LUCKETT Blondie Academic ,lesters Club 1l1 121 131 141, president 141 9 Mixed Chorus 121 131 141, Glee Club 1I1 4 -,,'fz,'vmj V- M1 'Em Q K'-1 ri.. it 1 A, 1 .8-4, 1 , ' ' 54?-'-1 , A 1- 1 1 fi, 1 ' , .1 , In ' V , 711 '93, K 41 A41 . A ,yp , 1 1 , , ,151 , 'KZ' Q 4 W ' I if W 121 131 mg Kodak Klub 111 , , .-.,W, 121g Home Ec Club 1l1 121 Afrv: 1, 131, Operetta 131g Gym Show 1 ' , , ' 131. o i -V 1, p 1 ' ALBA MAcARlo , A 1 Alba Commercial , g 1 Student Council 141g Office 1 1 - i 1 1 ' I 'I Clerk 141' 1 ii1', .Qiplf ,1,. 1 1 , '11 f 1 3 I I 1 I f ,,,6g15f ? ? :lZ:1 ',11 , ,mpf X. , ,XI V f , - .. ,, 1 .. 1.1, 1155 iw was cj? 'mtl gn-' 1 ' faq wg 3 W A,A, 3 -my Cf. 1 squan- it. L. 'E Qc, I 1' ,-, 3 ' W ,, HELEN MacARTHUR Helen General Library Club 1453 Librarian 1453 Fieldball 135 1453 Basket- ball 125 135 145g Volley Ball 1153 Varsity Club 1353 Athletic Association 125 3' Softball 125 1353 Gym Show 1353 Bronze Badge 1153 Silver Badge 135. VIOLET MATTERA Vee General Commercial Club 135: Glee Club 115 1253 Kodak Klub 1353 Dance Club 115 125: Girl Scouts 1153 Office Clerk 1453 Operetta 115 135. JOHN McAFEE Mac General Art Staff, Right Angleg Operetta 125 1353 Librarian 1353 Glee Club 115 125 135 1453 Mixed Chorus 115 125 135 1452 Aft Club 1453 Kodak Klub 1353 Gym Show 1353 Softball 125. FREDERICK MELHEM Fred General Mixed Chorus 135 1453 Boys Glee Club 135 1453 Gym Show 135 3 Operetta 135 3 Bronze Badge 1153 Silver Badge 125- DOROTHY MILLER Dot Commercial Commercial Club 1353 Library Club 1453 Librarian 145. PAUL MILLER Stringbean Academic Home-Room Chairman 145 3 Jesters Club 1451 Bachelors Club 135: Varsity Club 1453 Science Club 1253 Hobby Club 1253 Glee Club 1153 Operetta 125 14-53 Soccer 135 1453 Soft- ball 1353 Track 1253 County Field Meet 1353 Bronze Badge 135. WARREN MILSTEAD Donkey General Art StaH, Right Angleg Art Club 115 1353 Bachelors Club 1353 Librarian 1253 Dance Club 1253 Poster Prize 1253 Gold Badge 135. JANE MINDER Jane General MARY ELLEN MOORE Becky General ALICE MORELAND Jigger Commercial Home Ec Club 125 135 145, vice-president 125, president 135 1453 Glee Club 115 125 135 1453 Mixed Chorus 125 135 1453 Student Nurses 115 125 135 1453 Art Club 115 125: Home Ec Certificate 125. MILTON MOULTON T .N .T. General Operetta 1153 Softball 1253 Bachelors Club 1353 Boys Glee Club 115 1253 Mixed Chorus 1153 Basketball 115 135. JOHN MULLIKIN M ully General Student Council 1453 Reporter and Assistant Boys Sports Edi- tor, Parkiscope 135: Humor Edi- tor, Parkiscope 1453 Bachelors Club 1353 ,lesters Club 14-5, vice-president 14-53 Touch Foot- ball 1453 Softball 1453 Student Patrol 145. LUCILLE MURPHY LU General Home Ec Club 125 135 145, UQHSUTCT 125. secretary 1353 Girls Glee Club 115 125 1353 Student Nurses 115 125 135. MARGARET MUSSANTE Mafgie General Home Ec Club 125 1355 Vol. unteer Cafeteria Worker 135 1453 Softball 1253 Run and Catch Relay 115. LOUISE NOONE Hyfwy General Home Ec Club 125 135 145, sergeant-at-arms 1459 Business Club 1255 Fieldball 135 145g Dance Club 1253 Volley Ball 125g Office Clerk 145g Gold Badge 125. WILLIAM OHGE Buddy General Bachelors Club 135: Varsity Club 1453 Basketball 115 125: Softball 115 125 135 145: Soc- cer 145: Dance Club 125g Chair Moving Brigade 145. ELIZABETH OLIVER Bette Academic Home Ec Club 125 1351 Girls Glee Club 125 135 145: Student Nurses 115 125g Gym Show 135g Operetta 135g Bronze Badge 1153 Silver Badge 125. VASILIKI PAPPAS Bessie Commercial Home Ec Club 125 135 145, treasurer 135, sergeant-at-arms 145g Student Nurses 115 125 135g Jesters Club 1254 Basket- ball 1l53 Athletic Organization 1253 Editor Home Ec News 145. MARSHALL PICKETT Ace General Home-Room Chairman 125 135g Student Council 115 145g Stu- dent Patrol 125 135g Varsity Club 135 145, treasurer 135, president 1459 Bachelors Club 135, president 1353 Athletic As- sociation 115 125, president 125. ELIZABETH PUMPHREY Bette General Girls Sports Editor, Right Angleg Girls Sports Editor, Parkiscope 1453 Glee Club 115 125 135: Basketball 115 125 135 145g Library Club 145, vice-president 1453 Student Council 145, vice- president 145g Librarian 145. GEORGE REDDING Skeeter General Bachelors Club 135 5 Kodak Klub 145 . 4 JAMES REID Jimmy General Softball 135. MILDRED RICHARDSON Reds General Operetta 135g Junior Business Club 135. DOROTHY RITCHIE Dot Commercial Home Ec Club 115 125 135 145, sergeant-at-arms 135. CARMELLA ROLL Clara Commercial Class Secretary 135: Fashion Editor, Parkiscope 1453 Glee Club 115 125 1353 Student Council 125 1355 Commercial Club 135, Varsity Club 135 145g Dance Club 125: Fieldball 135 1453 Basketball 135 145. LOUISE ROMERSA Louise Commercial Commercial Club 135. ALICE ROON EY Alice Commercial Glee Club 115 125: Commer- cial Club 1353 Bronze Badge 115g Dance Club 125: Junior Business Club 1251 Basketball 115. ARLENE SAAR Arlene Commercial Home-Room Chairman 135 145, Class President 1353 Fieldball 135g Softball 115g Varsity Club 135, Student Patrol 115 135 1455 Dance Club 125. 6, . for Mft-2, fi ff ,M no 'N -' . VK' 15' 'ln-.. .,.,.,,..,,,, , . 1 S with 'B- C' Q 1 L C 2,5 if '-'J 'fjY X. 1 nu ,f,- f, , .-fm .fflfh QQ W fmt an-5 'Q 'zfff..,.,c,, ,f - gc..- f f ,ef 55.5 , my iw-an fff tm GW 't I '98 V, w..4,,z,,r V 4. . , 7 ff j K gf' I tl at ' .aft-'f 'N P 1 I A ,. K: .wa A - 47 46990 1 , -new' It AL I f f 1 Z 1 'www , G 121' V617 at ,A,, '1,, , gf X bv' f-ga.-wa' 'wyqnw AQ M' I we liar v . 1 Wvf' 6 , 1 We g f 1 4 'bf my DOROTHY SANSBU RY Peggy Commercial Student Council 131g Glee Club 111 1213 Operetta 121 1313 Dorothy Taylor Review 121 131. EVELYN SCHNAB EL Eve Commercial Jesters Club 121 131 141: Stu- dent Nurses 131 1413 Glee Club 111 121 131 141g Commercial Club 131g Hobby Club 111 1213 Dance Club 121g Attendance Awards 111 121 131. HELEN SIMMONS Shorty General Library Club 131 141g Aviation Club 1414 Glee Club 111 1213 Commercial Club 1314 Basket- ball 1l1g Girl Scouts 111 121 131g Librarian 131 141. GEORGE SINDELAR Dorsey General Student Council 1313 Basketball 111 121g Orchestra 111 1219 Swing-O-Pators 111 121g Bache- lors Club 131. CAROLINE SLOAN Carol General FLORENCE STOVER Flossy General Reporter, Parkiscope 121: Girls Glee Club 111 121 131g Mixed Chorus 131: Fieldball 131: Of- fice Clerk 1413 Operetta 1l1 131g Gym Show 131. TH ELMA SU N DERLAN D Til General Student Nurses 1115 Operetta 131. FLOYD THOMAS Floyd Academic Kodak Klub 111 141- EDWARD TRIBLE Ned General Student Patrol 141, Captain 141g Gym Show 1315 Mixed Chorus 131g Boys Glee Club 1319 Jes- ters Club 141g Touch Football 141g Bronze Badge 131. HELEN TUCKER Tuck General Student Nurses 1119 Glee Club 121g Library Club 131g Librar- ian 131g Operetta 131. LEAH WEARE Bunny Commercial Art Editor, Right Angleg Art Club 121 1415 Commercial Club 1313 Prize Posters 131. ROBERT WILLIAMS Bob General Aviation Club 111 121g Art Club 111 1213 Softball 111 121g Track 111 121g Basketball 111 121: Bronze Badge 111g Silver Badge 121: Gold Badge 131. ELENORE YATES Janie General Fieldball 131 1413 .lesters Club 111 121 131 141g Hobby Club 131g Varsity Club 1413 Track 121g Cafeteria Worker 121g Dance Committee 1413 Dance Club 121 3 Gym Show 131 3 Silver Badge 1213 Gold Badge 131. MARY MARGARET YOUNG MUU' MUTE Commercial Reporter, Parkiscope 121 1313 Home Ec Club 121 131 14.1, treasurer 141: Glee Club 111 121 1314 Student Nurses 111 121 1313 Commercial Store 1313 Operetta 111 131, 1941 C ASS WILL The Class of 1941 hereby bequeaths to these future Seniors the follow mg qualities: Nancy Lee Gearyis giggles to Vera Taylor Margaret Vajda's demureness to Naomi Kees Thomas Robertson's studiousness to John Campbell Elmond Dixonis chatter to Bill Ford Carl Hacketfs ueasy come-easy go manner to George Be Floyd Thomas's dark hair to Kenneth Wilson Earl Bradley's gift of gala to Elmer Smith Paul Boertlein's dreamy eyes to Theodore Henningsen Eddie Trible's gentlemanly ways to Joe Eaton Mary Evans' charm to Harriet Wallace Stanley Ewell's camera to Bernard Baldwin Florence Huggins' rapid-fire-talk to Jean Berry Fred Alvey's ushort-cuts-to-learning to Cecelia Vllright Peggy Hutchinson's popularity to Mary Darnell Louise Nooneis pestering powers to Margaret Michel George Chaneyls shortness to Eldon Harris Gerald Hollingsworth's rosy cheeks to Arthur Anderson Marjorie Augustine's Hjitterhuggingw to Mildred Motley Thelma Sunderlandls fair complexion to Shirley Alvey Evelyn Schnabel's altitude to Elsie Hancock Helen Tucker's tap-dancing to Ramon Purdy Laura Butlerls shyness to Dorothy Bailey illardelle Brown's piano-playing ability to Esther Ewell Robert Hardesty's shyness to Eddie Dickerson Geraldine Keafauvefs soprano voice to Mary Jane Travers Gloria Luckettis platinum tresses to Anna Freeman Milton Moultonis shortness to Ralph Warden Bette Pumphrey's athletic ability to Pauline Dindlebeck Dorothy Sanshury's typing ability to Martha Rose Alice Moreland's freckles to Kitty Ball Jewel Antonellis' 'Tlusteri' to Estelle Hess Marshall Pickettis Ford to Bobby Oliver Marvin Asquith's long legs to Elmer Ammann Eddie Bosc's New York accent to George Ptacek Donald Crabill's clowning ability to Albert Gardiner Mary Margaret Youngs red curls to Mary Fama Antonio Fominaya's curly hair to Josephine Burgus Lucille Murphy's slimness to .loyce Middleton Roger Berryls all-around-ability to Herbert Boswell Betty Henningsen,s nonchalance to Doris Wilson Bette Oliver's brown eyes to Georgia Stabler Warren Milsteadis fickleness to Dante Macario Alba Macario's oflice ability to Virginia Stover Dorothy Millerls quietness to Betty Waddell Mildred Richardsonls one-man-attitude to Frances Gray Leah Weareis beauty to Edith Kerns John Mullikin's Romeo traits to Charles Humes Leola Carter's sunny disposition to Yvonne Moler Lawrence Gates' leadership to Guinevere Webster Gerrie Dickinsonls all-around ability to Alice Padgett Dorothy Lawsonls plumpness to Frances MacArthur Jules DuBost,s deep voice to Robert Chaney John McAfee's drawing ability to Albert Marlowe Alice Rooney's acting ability to Faye Hutton Charles Knightis southern accent to Bob Norleen Maridell Dickinson's dramatic ability to Wilbur Suit Arlene Saar's energy to Eugene Williams Faye Baker's knowledge to Joe Madden Alfaretta Ducharme's shortness to Billie June Tannehill Thomas Bircher's oratorical ability to Stephen Heliner nnsky 1 -1, -,,, , , Jr ,y , V, '4 Hr-'--f-A J ZW, ' L ,, ,' -Q-:ve-1 f,.- ., 1. 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' f '1Z,-:Qi-SUT N 117 Elf' ,f .4 ' f wil? f 1 gnc tg, 'Q , J' , I , 9 ,- E 4 I 'fy IA..-' , f 4' ' I - s VW XX X- X gszicuxihx - fig! ff 'A fN4!rz'iS ff ' 1 '3fg5Z,, , A ag n if-E?-isiigj 7 ' , A - 'frifi J U 'lE53g 557' ' ' 1--.FFE 5 51430111 5 , ' Ml' ll 1' Mig: l K ' Q fipgggfg , ww Q 'f' Wig: al .., ' -W 1-ff W !E'Eif3'i5l:Q ig! ' 4... -lil '-V' lif,-1' it 1 ' Ill DQ' WWII' ' 1 ' - m if Mx Lil' el fymlgg- vt, t -f' I dw' 11 X . ff Ava . fig!! sei? :Eg fa! gi lv - P Zggga ffii f 4 if Wm Wh M94 V' . 1 1 , ' A A I ' - 4 l 'QM ,' ,A 1 ,A 'wk 4 4 ' ' V , , ' ,, 1 Mwwfff F39 I I' E xi,Q X gQ ,Q . w'FWMMWm' 1' W 1f?l'E222 -'NX I. .nl 1' H- I., Y U I' ', J . I 1 iam U' lm M V - n HL Q . .: gy - . Q 41, 4611? 1 ,Tw ,ffnlgf ,we nf 11,4 W' - Ga' ' -qf-l 5 Qhummwmmmwmwwqgmf ' I ,,, nl f um . 25 ef 'JUM?,g+f ffawff' ffzk' filiieiix .- 7' ' W Che .Juinueffe 1940 STUDENT COUNCIL Presirlent ,,..,. ...........,. . PAUL MARTIN Secretary ,..., , .. . NORMA GODFREY Maryland Park is particularly proud of the Student Council program of 1940. The members not only suc- cessfully regulated hall traHic, but also planned and carried out a very successful clean-up-week. A constitutional amendment to elect the ofiicers of the Council through vote of the school as a whole was incorporated. The representation from the Junior and Senior classes was also increased so that the council membership is now greater than it ever was before. Miss Warren, Mr. Measell, and Mr. Himes were the faculty advisers for the year. 1940 PARKISCOPE STAFF Editor-in-Chief , , , . . JANET SMITH Assistant Editor DOROTHY HUMI-:s FEATURE EDITORS News t t . , . . ......., . PEGGY HL'TCHINSON Girls' Sports . . t MARIDELI. DICKINSON Boys' Sports . ROGER BERRY Exchanges . ., .. GERRIE DICKINSON REPORTERS Leola Carter Mary Margaret Young Nancy Lee Geary ADVISER Mrs. Gwendolyn Woodbury The MPHS paper, the ParkiscOpe , has supported its motto, The Stars of Tomorrow through the Lens of Todayn, by printing vivid and accurate accounts of the activities around and about our school. This was done by choosing students who gathered the news and pre- sented it in their own inimitable way. 1940 JESTERS CLUB President .,,, . .. ROBERT SMITH Secretary ,. . l1lARY EVANS Arlztiser Mlss lX1ILDRED PARRILL Students interested in dramatics find an excellent means of expression in this club. Short plays, radio programs, movie reviews, and lively discussions of all theatrical subjects are the routine order at the regu- lar meetings. Dear Son . the annual play Offered as the school benefit performance, was a memorable success. 1940 VARSITY CLUB President ,..,.,,, . NORMA GODFREY Vice President , . . . . CORA MARQIIETTE Secretary ....., ..... R AYMOND STACK Treasurer. , , . . MARSHALL PICKETT Advisers . Miss NIILDRED WHEATLEY MR. DERR SWISHER This club is composed of the athletes of MPHS and its activities deal with athletics in general. The group cheerinff during home games 'I Q G plans and manages the intramural program and the 4 ,, . Mit... ...o....... .. R OGER BERRY I Q 4 Q C L B 5 1940 KODAK KLUB Vice President .... ,. STANLEY EWELL Secretary . . , NANCY LEE GEARY Treasurer ., PAUL STANBROUGH Adviser . . . .... MR. WILLIABI A. BURsLEIvI For 'Lsnappy' action, the Kodak Klub takes the prize. Students who are interested in the many phases of amateur photography get plenty of practice here. During the course of the year three illustrated lec- tures were enjoyed by the club members. These in- cluded Lenses of a Kodak, Essentials of Photography, and General Use and Types of Cameras. 1940 LIBRARY CLUB President JANET SMITH Vice President l-'Ave BAKER Secretary and Treasurer ELIZABETH LAI'RENzI Adviser NIRs. NIARCARET Bttoww The Library Club is really a service club, as it helps all of the students and teachers at NIPHS. The mem- bers take care of checking out books. keep books in good condition. and see that the shelves are orderly. An attractive display of articles on vocations of all kinds is also maintained on the bulletin board. At regularly scheduled meetings, the club members discuss ways and means of improving the library. They give their time freely toward this end. One or two so- cial functions are held during the year. These usually consist of parties on Christmas and Yalentine Day. 1940 MUSICAL ACTIVITIES illusit' Instructor NIR-. TIIERFNA SCI-IICK Orchestra Leader MR. 5A1vII'EL Yi. FIAHKIN Under the heading of musical activities come three groups of enterpiising student- who have proved that they are invaluable to KIPHS by their cooperation in participating in school activities. The Mixed Chorus. consisting of both hoys and girls, and the Girls' Glee Club have taken part in the Christ- mas play- Gifts of Myrrhfl the Gym Show, the Senior Commencement Exercises. and the maiority of the plays and assemblies. The Boys' Glee Club comes in for a share of these honors also. as its members took part in many of these same activities. The main production of the Blu-ic Department was the operetta. Chonita . This was the story of a Gypsy Princess. who. while visiting a Baron. met and fell in love with his son. However. when the gypsies read in the stars Chonita's future. she returns to her own people. The MPH? orchestra played interesting arrangements at the school operetta. the Christmas assembly, and at other functions throughout the year. 1940 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President ALICE NIORELAND Vice President VIRGINIA STOVER Secretary BESSIE PAPPAS Sergearzts-at-A rms : FAYE BAKER DOROTHY RITCI-IIE EVELYN CAMPBELL Historian , .. , , MARY JONES Adviser Mtss MARGARET E. Cootc Many of the members of the Home Economics Club take part in a State-wide activity program. The MPHS club is on the State Roll of Honor for student home economic clubs. This is a real distinction for Maryland Park. The club issues a paper called Home Ec Echoes , which expresses the ideas derived from the club discus- sions and demonstrations on cooking and clothing. 'hu-.KA 'Wwe .S-R -T2f'Z 'JZ 1' - s ...AS ,,,,,,.,. 3, ., 'Wi :Tea-vin 'L' MS W 1940 ART CLUB President , .. .,., ELMER SMITH Vice President ..... GERALD HOLLINCSWORTH Secretary. , , . I , IRVING HUTCHINSON Adviser, ..,,,.,. . MRS. MARGARET BROWN All of the charts, posters, and advertisements around the school are made by members of this club. Alternat- ing with work on such projects, the members discuss famous pieces of art and the methods used in creating these masterpieces. When not engaged in other work, the members use their time for original drawings. This creates a feeling of freedom and friendliness among the rising young artists. 1940 HOBBY CLUB President.. . . , . . ANNA MARIE OHGE Vice President . , PAITLINE DEESE Secretary ...., ,. MARTHA ROSE Treasurer ., PAULINE MILLER Adviser. , . . . ,,..... MIss RosE PELL Come one! Come alll Lobby for your hobby, folks! This club is for the explicit purpose of comparing and enlarging upon hobbies. Meetings include discussions of the regular Sunday radio feature, Hobby Lobby, discussion of hobby fields, and social functions. YE SNAPPY STENOGS OF 1940 President . . , .. , , JUNE BERGIIIEN Secretary and Treasurer NORMA GODFREY Adviser .. . MRS. HELEN BRASHEARS More familiarly known as The Commercial Club, this enterprising group consists of students from both the .lunior and Senior commercial classes. The purpose of the club is to acquaint its members with the prob- lems of the business world through a program of plays, I Wy? debates, spelling bees, readings. and similar projects. 1940 STUDENT NURSES Head Nurse ..... . . Student Nurses: IRENE SMITH ANITA ANDERSON CHARLOTTE COMPHER ELIZABETH ANDERSON GLORIA ANN l11ITCHELL NAoMI KEES , VIRGINIA STOVER ARDELLE GODFREY RosE VIRGINIA LAWRY SALLY BURGDORF VIoI.I-TT SMITH RUTH Cox RUTH FAUST 1940 CLUBS MARTHA BALDWIN PEGGY GRAY GRACE DUNCAN NIARY EDMUNDS ANNIE HUDSON Adviser ,... ....,.... IN Iliss l1'1ARC-ARET E. Cook These nurses discIIss first aid, roll bandages, keep medicine supplies in order, and take care of all the minor cuts and bruises that occur about the school. This work is helpful to all those attending MPHS and, at the same time, is beneficial to the girls as practical training in the nursing profession. 1940 AVIATION CLUB President.. .........,.,. .... , . .ROBERT KEEN Vzce President .. RQBER1- OLIVER SBCFCIGTY ...,.. , , , , , . JOHN STEINER Treasurer .... . . . , , . . EUWIN KLINE Adviser ,.... .,., lt IR. lVlELVIN SOMMERVOLD At regular meetings. these boys work on a model plane and otherwise occupy their time with reports and discussions on advances in modern aviation. A truly beneficial club, it gives the members real practice and good preparation for a job in the aviation industry. A great deal of real enjoyment is derived from these ac- tivmes. 1940 BOYS COOKING CLUB Chaimzan , . . JIMMY STEVENS Activzty Committee: NORMAN JONES BERNARD SIMPSON WALTER KINNABIONT LEE PRICE DOL'cLAs PRUETT Aflriser . . MIss BTARCARET E. COOK For a boys' club that is different, this one is really it. The members learn how to set a table correctly, cook meals, and the very mainly art of cleaning up afterwards. Besides learning the fundamentals of pre- paring a meal. the members help keep the room clean by washing the windows and doing any other household jobs which may arise. 1940 GIRL SCOUTS Patrol Leaders: ROSE LAWRY HELEN SI:sI:sIoNs PAIILINE DEEsE Captain and Adviser Mrss Yrvuw WISER Girls. do you want to learn how to tie all kinds of knots, blaze trails. and camp out? Then join the MPHS Girl Scouts! This group of girls faithfully learn inter- esting. worthwhile facts and enjoy a full program of really exciting activities. They are our uoutdoor gals who love hiking, campfire singing, and the smell of pine woods. 1940 BACHELORS CLUB President FRANCIS HARDESTY Vice-President . , . BTARSHALL PICKETT Secretary .,.. . . , PAUL NTILLER Treasurer . . . . , . . ELLIS HANBACK Ariviser . MR. IRA NIEASELL Another name for this club might be Manners for Malesn because it teaches boys how to dress and act upon every occasion as well as how to assume responsi- bilities both social and business. Questions of conduct are brought up at the meetings and discussed by the members. A social program is planned to give the boys an op- portunity to put what they have learned into practice, The high point of this program is usually a dance spon- sored by the club and attended by only the members and their guests. 1941 1941 STUDENT COUNCIL President ,,.,..,........., LAWRENCE GATES Vice President . .. ,,., BETTE PUMPHREY Secretary ....... ARDELLE GODI-'RI-:Y Advisers: Miss RUTH WARREN MRS. RUTH SHIRLEY MR. IRA MEASELL MR. WILLIAM D. HIMI-:s The year 1941 has been one of stimulating and industrious work for the Student Council. One of the outstanding achievements was the school Hold paper drive conducted by each homeroom. A prize was awarded to the room with the highest average. The proceeds were used to pay for auditorium curtains. 1941 JESTERS CLUB President , .......,.... GLORIA LUCKETT Vive-President . . .,,. JOHN i11ULLIK1N Secretary-Treasurer .. GERRIE DICKINSON Adviser ...,..,,... . Miss l11ILDRED PARRILL The Jesters Club, one of the first groups organized at Maryland Park, has constantly progressed in mem- bership and ability. The club of 1941 boasts twenty- one members and has produced several fine plays. The fall play, '4Cirl Shy, featuring Ralph Anonsen and Faye Hutton in the stellar roles supported by an excellent cast of twelve, was a real dramatic tri- umph. 1941 HOME EC CLUB President ., , .......,, . ALICE TUORELAND Vice President .. . TXIARY ANTGNELLI Secretary .,.. . , . DOROTHY THOMPSON Treasurer . ........ 1l'1ARY 111.-KRGARET XOUNG Advisers: Miss lV1ARGARET E. COOK MRS. NIARGARET DODDER The Maryland Park Home Ec Club took State honors again in 194-1. This is the third year MPHS has made the Slate Honor Roll for Home Ec Clubs. The publication of the Home EC Echoes. miIneO- graphed news-letter of the group, was continued with more and bettern news. recipes, prattle, and hints on beauticullure. A social program, which iIIcluded a benefit for the school, supplemented tlIe regular schedule of demonstrations, Ineetings, and parties. 1941 GIRLS GLEE CLUB Adviser ,. .,.,. . ..... MRs. BEIILAH WALL From the Music Department can be heard the melodious blending of the voices of the Girls Glee Club. This group, as in the years past, has provided entertaining interludes for many of the social func- tions at MPHS in 1941. These included the Minstrel Show, Talent Assembly, and the community Safety Program. These girls witlI picked voices meet for regular practices and place special emphasis on Christmas and Commencement music. Ask the Clee Club to sing a number or two is a familiar and welcome sound ai Maryland Park. 1941 KODAK KLUB President ,... ............, R OGER BERRY -I Q 4 -I Vice President .... . CEoRei3 REDDING Secretary-Treasurer STANLEY Ewr-:LL Adviser . .. MR. WILLIARI A. BIIRSLEM The Kodak Klub, the group boasting the largest membership at MPI-IS for the year 1941. conducts a very informational and entertaining program. Contests ranging in theme from landscapes to candid shots are sponsored. and awards are made during the regular club meetings. Artistic bulletin board displays are made periodically and excite much interest in the student body. The completion of a student-constructed dark- room and the taking and developing of many of the pictures found upon the pages of this Right Angle have been the most outstanding achievements of the club for 1941. 1941 LIBRARY CLUB President , PEGGY Hi'TcnINsoN Vice President BETTE PLRIPHREY Secretary . :XRDELLE GUDFREY Adviser . . , MRs. BI.-XRCARET BROWN The Library Club has made some very worth- while changes in the library this year. The vocational guidance shelves have become more and more popular with Parkers. The bulletin board displays haxe been constantly alixe with current news. book reviews, new books, and pictures. The center bookcase has been moved to the side to give a full-wiewu of the library. 1941 AVIATION CLUB President , .. ROBERT OLITER Vice President BEITE PLWIPHHLY Secretary KENNETH BLAUEN Treasurer IIAN KENNY Adviser . MR. NATHAN G. DOHNEY These are the air-minded Parl-:ersf At regular meet- ings, the members discuss different models and mal-tes of aircraft. The club is composed of both girls and boys. This wear demonstrations of sornf- of the better models constructed by members haw: taken place on the athletic field. Discussions on the merits and general construction points of the more successful craft followed. Construction of models, with the more iaxpffrivnced members instructing, was a part of the 1941 program which was particularly enjoytd ln the iiienilii-r-. 1941 STUDENT NURSES Head Nurse . .. CRALL ULINI,-AN Student Nurses: VIRGINIA STOSER NAIDA LOCKAMY FLORENCE HucGINs TIITARTHA BALIJWIN ESTELLE KING NAoa1I KEr,s MARY BTILLER LTYRA DI CIIARRIE JACKIE DINDLEBECK PAL LINE DINDLEBECK NORMA UTIL BETTY FOLEY JEAN FRASER l1iTARY PRINCE BETTY DEAN JEWEL ANTONELLI5 HAZEI. PRINCELER TMOGENE DEAN JERLEANA CROW MARGARET GRIBBLE JEAN BERRY KITTY BALL MARJORIE Aucusrnvr, Advisers: MISS MARGARET Coon MRS. MARGARET DODDER The Student Nurses of 1941 have added another year of successful attendance upon Parkers reporting to the sick room for temporary disability. t' 7' it as 'ff 5 rs? ftf 1941 get' .. BS 1941 STUDENT PATROL Captain, ...,.4.,...,,.,..... EDWARD TRIBLE Secretary . . . ........, CHARLOTTE SMITH Adviser ...,,..... MR. WILLIAM A. BURSLEM The year 1941 records some really line achievements for the Student Patrol. Among these are the firm establishment of the order and conduct rules in the corridors, assistance in the supervision of school dances and basketball games, and close cooperation with the Student Council on the matter of handling habitual Offenders. The duties of the Student Patrol multiply each year as its ability and accomplishments become more apparent. 1941 VARSITY CLUB President .,,..., ..... lt TARVIN ASQUITH Vice President . . . l1t1ARSHALL PICKETT Secretary-Treasurer . . , ..... GLADYS GENTLE Adviser ,.,,.,, ....,..., . MR. SWISHER The Varsity Club composed of the athletes of MPHS, holds regular bi-monthly business meetings and assists in the management of the intramural athletics. The Club sponsored a social-recreational program through- out I94-1. The schedule included dancing, bowling, and deck tennis. A Tea Dance, Roller Skating Party, and Straw Ride were the high points of the social season. An End of the Season banquet attended by Parkers, Alumni, and star athletes lrom the entire state of Maryland supplied a colorful climax to the seas-On's activities. 1941 PARKISCOPE Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editors . Feature Editor . . . Boys Sports Editor Girls .Sports Editor Club News Editor. Humor Editors ... Exchange Editor . Alumni Editor , . Business Manager Art Editor , . . , Fashion Editor . PEGGY HUTCHINSON GERRIE DICKINSON F AYE BAKER lh'IARIDELL DICKINSON .ROGER BERRY . ..,, BETTE PUMPHREY ,. KATHERH'N BALL . PAUL BOERTLEIN JOHN AIULLIKIN . JEWEL ANTONELLIS , . . . DOROTHY l'lt2sIEs , .. . . , lhl,-KRXIX AsQt'ITH ,. ELMER SMITH . CARINIELLA ROLL Reporters ,,... ..,. . LEOLA CARTER NANCY LEE GEARY Typists .. , OFFICE PRACTILZE L:LA:S Adviser . , MR. SAMUEL W. FIsHk1N The Parkiscope, now in its thirteenth year of publication, completed another successful year in 1941. Ably headed by Editor Peggy Hutchinson and Assist- ant Editors Gerrie Dickinson and Faye Baker, each edition was read by the students with enthusiasm and Interest. 1941 ART CLUB President- . , ,......,. , . ELMER SMITH Vice President . . . . ....., CARL HACI-:ETT .Secretary ..... .,..., E LEANUR BIRD Adviser .... . ,, MRs. lhTARGARE'l' BROWN A good description for the member-s of the 194.1 Art Club is a comparatively small group of industrigus and enthusiastic Parkers who know what they can do and do it. ' Members of this active club are ,lack Colmus Esther Ewell, Eloy Fominaya, Herbert Hackett, Edgar: Jones, Bernard Lubin. John McAfee, Edward McAvoy. Arthur Page. James Shaw, Delmer Shuck, Arnold Sfillwell Leah Weare. ' 1940 BOYS SOCCER Coach . ..,.. .. MR. Dann SWISHER . With a record of six wins, one loss, and the remainder ties, MPHS boys can be justly proud of the 1940 soccer season. The bovs got off to a terrific start by snapping Rock- ville's three-year winning streak to the tune of 4-3. Other opponents were taken in stride, not with large scores, but by just putting the game on ice.', The greatest peak was reached when the team beat Hyatts- ville by coming from behind twice in the closing min- utes to nose out its adversaries 5--1-. The team: Paul Beyer, Marvin Asquith, Raymond Stack, Carl Travers, Warren Welch. Robert Parker, Marshall Pickett. Paul Boertlein, Earl Strain, Louis Bruzzese, Daniel Ewell. Robert Todd, Ruffner Hill, Francis Hardesty, and Cassius Carter, managerg Julius Scalise, linesman. 1940 BOYS BASKETBALL Coach Ma. Dena Swismza MPHS had a full schedule for the boys' basketball season of 1940. Paul Beyer led the squad by running up a total of 106 points in 18 games. only 20 points short of the school record. In one of the more thrilling contests, the team took a hard fought game from the National Training School. The final score was 26-22. ln the fourth period, NTS rang up point after point. but the team rallied to meet the attack, A 17,14 victory over Woodward was the last victory of the season. The squad consisted of Marvin Asquith, Paul Beyer, Marshall Pickett. Daniel Ewell. Robert Parker, Ralph Palmer, Francis Hardesty, and Julius Scalise. manager. 1940 GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach Miss BIILDRED A. vi!-IEATLEY The Girls' Basketball Sextette of Maryland Park won five out of the eight games they played. The line-up consisted of Captain Norma Godfrey, center forwardg Cora Marquette, right forwardg Bette Pumphrey, left forwardg Anna May Marquette. center guardg Helen MacArthur, right guard: Carmella Roll, left guardg Leola Carter, Gladys Gentle, Harriet Wal- lace, Frances MacArthur, substitutesg Mildred Mont- gomery, manager. The most thrilling game of the season took place at Bladensburg on February 22, 1940. From the beginning of the game to the finish, both teams played with spirit and fight. The final whistle found MPH5 victorious to the score of 21-7. 1940 GIRLS FIELD BALL Coach . Miss MILDRED WHEATLEY Our Girls' Field Ball Team enjoyed an especially successful season in 1940, winning five out of six games and tying the other. Norma Godfrey was the Captain and Manager for the season. The girls and positions are: Norma Godfrey, center halfbackg Anna May Marquette, left halfbackg Arlene Saar, right halfbackg Leola Carter and Frances MacArthur, right fullbacksg Ardelle Godfrey, left full- back, Helen MacArthur, goal-keeperg Bette Pumphrey, right wingg Cora Marquette, right inside: June Saar, left insideg Mildred Montgomery, left wingg and Car- mella Roll, center forward. Q t ?f, 1941 LETICS 1941 BOYS SOCCER Coach .....,...,...,..., MR. Dena SWI5 HER With a schedule of nine games facing them, the Trojans played good, hard soccer all the way and though they lost some games, they have no alibis. Keeping teamwork and good sportsmanship as their main objectives, Coach Swisher's lads rolled up a .375 average as they won three contests and tied one. The squad: Ralph Warden, Joseph Bickerton, Marvin Asquith, Winfield Fowler, Norman Jones, Louis Bruzzese. Lawrence Gates, Robert Miller, Earl Strain, Paul Boertlein, William Ohge, Edward Dickerson, Elmond Dixon, Herbert Boswell, George Ptacek, Joseph Artino, Frank Marquette, Marion Klock. Paul Miller, Ernest Fankhauser, Arthur Anderson, and Herbert Hackett, manager. 1941 BOYS BASKETBALL Coach . , .,,.. ,. MR. DERR Swtsusn Coach Swisher was forced to mold a team with only one varsity man returning from 1939. Striking a four-game winning streak in mid-season, the Trojans pulled out with a very good season's record. The best games of the year were with Hyattsville and Annapolis. Bill Ford and Edmund Bosc were individual high-scorers. The team: Edmund Bosc, Marvin Asquith, John Camp- bell, Thomas Bircher. Paul Boertlein, Bill Ford. Millard McCoy, Roger Smallwood, Robert Miller, Joe Eaton, Lawrence Gates, George Bennsky, and Kenneth Blanden, manager. 'I94'l GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach ...,...,... .,... 1X Iiss RUTH WVARREN The 19411 girls basketball team staged a fine array of sportsmanship and talent. While the success of the season could not be counted by the number of games which were won, no one regretted the time that was given for practice and playing. Players on the squad were: Kitty Ball, Leola Carter, Gladys Gentle, Ardelle Godfrey, Frances MacArthur, Helen MacArthur, Mildred Montgomery, Betty Pickett, Bette Pumphrey, Carmella Roll, Martha Rose, and Harriett Wallace. 'I94'l GIRLS FIELDBALL Coach ...., . Miss MILDRED WHEATLEY The 194-1 girls tieldball team showed much courage and fighting skill, winning two and losing four as they ended the season just short of the .500 mark. It must be noted that there was prominent young talent shown on the field this year. The two high-scorers were Mildred Montgomery and Betty Pickett. Members on the team were: Thelma Baldwin, Leola Carter, Gladys Gentle, Ardelle Godfrey, Myrtle Luns- ford, Frances MacArthur, Helen MacArthur, Mildred Montgomery, Betty Pickett, Bette Pumphrey, Carmella Roll, and Harriet Wallace. 1941 TOUCH FOOTBALL Coach: NIR. Inu N1EAsEL1. The inaugural year for this spurt at NIPHS was a very successful one. Though the griddt-rs pot nfl lu Q1 slow start, they took their last games of a hw-ganiv schedule to pile up a .600 percentage. lk-at-li Nl:-ascll was wry proud of his boys as they rolled up exactly twice as many points as their opponents, 110 to 55. The varsity included: Edmund Bosc, john Campbell. .lust-ph Eaton. Robert Perry. Roger Smallwoud. Robert llardesty. Edward Trible. John Nlullikin. John Nlurelantl. and Robert Orndorfif and Manager. Kenneth Bladen. 1941 VOLLEYBALL For the first time KIPHS has had a xar-ity xolleyball team which played other schools. The squad was coached by Mr. Swisher and had a good season con- sidering it was its first year of interscholastic competi- tion. Fifteen lassies tried out for the team that laid the foundation for future xolleyball teams at NIPHS. N135 that foundation be built upon for many years with many successful seasons! 1941 BOYS SOFTBALL 1941 marked the continuance of interscholastic soft- ball at MPHS. Coach Swisher arranged a schedule of six games for the season with other high schools in the county. A squad of thirty determined Parkers turned out for places on the varsity team. Of that number about half were veterans who participated in last year's county meet. With this wealth of material a fine season is anticipated. 1941 GIRLS SOFTBALL Coach Swisher had about twenty girls Irom which to pick the varsity softball team. The playing schedule included games with our regular county high school opponents, The Parkerettes also took part in the County field meet. This year,s well trained veterans will provide a sound nucleus about which to build a successful team next year. 1941 LETICS ,.t ff? 'hip sm ac If ,qv .1 Q43 'YW .fa- . -qs 9 Q . -. if.-4, ,rf 99 Z, :ws Z Qin' !:Kv ' if Wi Q .. 1 U . I :WWW if , ' 1- .gqwmxi N W.. gi' 515.2 F 5 . LS' 1-1 , X 1'5 UX!HlWSHWS fnlmfm Zrarybzcl wizffz fha .gngiam xw M af, A 1 V 6 Z I 11 5 M V THE RIGHT ANGLE STAFF EXTENDS ITS APPRECIATION FOR A FINE SET OF PICTURES TO: -rQf6ee .g'ac6'o+ 201 ALBEE CKeith Theatre? BUILDING Entrance 1426 G St., N. W. Phone REpubIic O616 L. 6. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASS. 'A' SCHOOL RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES E FEATERNITY PINS AND JEWELRY Q 5 AMERICAN LEGION JEWELRY Makers of Maryland Park H iglzr School Jewelry 'lr STEPHEN O. FORD 204 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING Manager I3I9 F STREET, N.W. NATIONAL 1045 WASHINGTON D. C. 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