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

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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.

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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.

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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