New Windsor High School - Echo Yearbook (New Windsor, MD)

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', . Jw THE mono less BETTY WALTER To the class of 739 Betty has been a real friend and in it an efhcient worker. Like the little candle that throws its beam, her helpfulness and happiness have gleamecl everywhere. She is also a big asset to parties, and often she is the leader on our entertainment committees. Betty has dis- played her talents in the school chorus and as one of the advertising managers of 4' THE Ecnof' ELSIE YOUNG Shorty drives her father's car, dances, ard at the same time tops the list of Honor Roll students. As associate editor of 'LTHE E4 HOJ, she deserves special credit for all that she did in helping to make it a suc- cess. Her thoughts about Johnny she keeps to herself. She's a good sport, en- joys all types of entertainment and goes for school, as a whole, in a big way. ERMA YOUNG Vfe all admire Erma for her clever skill in both basketball and all outdoor ath- letics. She is an athlete through and through. Her diligence to her lessons ntake her a dependable student. Her mu- sical ability won her a place in the high school chorus and her work as associate editor of H THE ECI-I0 77 is not to be over- looked. lSixtee1v.1

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'AP a-aaa ECHQ new DORIS MILLER Doris is addicted to make-up, though she doesnlt need it, and to arranging her hair, though it's always curled to the last stage of perfection, and to talking about fl dental student, a lad from Pittsburgh. She is good natured, easily amused, slow to anger, and forgiving. These adjectives describe one of the fun-loving girls of our class, who has won the affection of both her teachers and classmates. WILLIAM MYERS Billy is always good natured, and though often the butt of a joke, he is never found in an ill humor. As President of the Student Government tone of the highest positions the high school can oilerj, Billy has rendered excellent service. We wonder what H THE ECHO H would have done with- out his help. MADELINIE PIITMAN Maddy's size does not limit her popu- larity. Her soprano voice swells our choruses, and her interest along academic lines has made her an asset to our school. Though fond of music, and of a good time as well, Maddy never neglects her lessons. We understand she left her heart at Union Bridge. LFij'teen1

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-il? Class Prophecy Come now, out of your reyerie. Your dreams of the past. And with the help of augury Let us the future cast. Ten long years have come and gone The Class of '39--and Time Mareh Oni DORIS BANKERD Doris Bankerd with the aid of college ls teaching French from her high school knowledge VIRCIINIA ECKER H Ginny 7' Evker, the blues singer of the day ls swinging and swaying with Sammy Kaye. CXTHERINE ECKER To he a farmeris wife was her greatest desireg Now M Sis is eontented in her home making fire. MARY' BARE Mary works on a farm with all her might, But she still goes to town on Saturday night. JANE FLEAQLR Janels a nurse with all her array Of pills and hottles on a niedieine tray. Mun' DEv1LB1ss lVlary's married and settled down, And now she lives in lfniontown. illfXRGARET Booxu As if four huslmands werent enough Margyls still doing the win 'ein stuff. THRESI-I Nl-XRQLTET Threse, in her usual may Bosses her hushand. so they say! lhzrri' W..x1.Ti:R Our little Betty works with effect To teaeh the intrir'ac'ies of Home lic. l'vRMXtIIS Horr l ranc'is has completed his education And learned all ahout soil r-onseryation. lNAoMI FRITZ Naomi keeps the Golden Rule And takes her kids to Sunday School. DORIS lVI11.1.r:R Clad in white, Doris will be Waking the rounds. her patients to see. MAm:1,INr: PUTMAN ln spite of all of Maddyis fears, Torn remains faithful throughout the years. lSeve'nteen1