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

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Class History Concluded the way into many of the castis hearts and have remained there steadfast. Athletics this year have again climbed to the top much to the credit of our principal, who is M the tops. He has taken great interest in us throughout our whole four years of school life. The annual senior class trip to Washingtorl was one of the events most enjoyed by our class members. Wie are planning a commencement dance so that we may spend another evening together in close companionship before the time of part- ing arrives. Our Senior year has served to cement our friendship and love for each other into one that will last through the years to come. Our faculty, which has ever been loyal and Hue, will always be one of our dearest Inemories. May we he as great a credit to them in the future as they have been helpful to us in the past. h To our successors we say, M Cheerio and good luekfl Senior Song Hits Name Song DORIS BANKERD Weill Take You Out to the Ball Game M.ARY BARE Down By the Old Mill Stream EMORY BAUST MAIRCARET BOONE SAMUEL BOYER DENNIS COALE HOWARD DEEDS MARY DEVILBISS CATHERINE ECKER THI-:LMA ECKER VIRGINIA ECKER JANE FLEACLE IRENE FLYGARE JAMES FRITZ NAOMI FRITZ PAUL GREENE FRANCIS HOEF MILERED HOKE DOLLY HYDE EARLIQ HYDE THRESE MARQUET DORIS TVTILLER WILLIAM NTYERS TWTADIILINE PUTMAN' BETTY WALTER ELSIE YOUNG ERIVIA YOUNG Home Town 7, My Heart Belongs to Deezlle Three Little Fishes Letis Pitch a Little Woo '7 Margie ly! l'll Be Clad When You're Dead You Rascal You ' John Brown Had a Little Indian Makes No Difference Now Between a Kiss and a Sigh Bud! What Have You Got That Gets Me East Side of Heaven lflat Foot Floggie 7' God Bless America 3, You Must've Been a Beautiful Baby When the Bear Comes Over the Mountain Youfre a Sweet Little Headache 7 Horses H l Must See fanie Tonight 7 Nfexieali Bose N Franky and Johnny i' l Cet Along Without You Very We Tom, Tom the Piper's Son Thanks for Everything 7' ,lohnny Get Your Gun H Harkl The Herald Angels Sinf' lTwenty-onel

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Class Histories Freshmen The Freshman class of '39 In September started the steady climb Of high school days. We slipped uncertainly into our places With determined looks: on our shining young faces. Our books were many, our teachers not few: We seemed to be entering a world quite new. The new members from Uniontown were welcomed with delight, But there were so many of us that classes didn't seem just rightg So we were then divided no sooner than we'd started. And when this change was made many friends were parted. Our annual operetta afforded some respite From the daily grind of lessons and our duties seemed quite light But soon all this was over and we were back at work againg The time had come to study hard and from all foolishness refrain. Now our term is almost ended, Many deeds were left undone. To our teachers we pay tribute For any victories we have won. Sophomores Mem'ries of Mac as Runnen Bringit, The Eisteddfod and a suppressed longing to 4' swing it l Our contributions to the operetta4Eddie Hann, His renowned version of the 4' beetle-manfl The Student Council-the patrol-the band- There've been Sophomores-Sophomores on every hand. In baseball, basketball, soccer, track- As players and rooters we engaged in each attack. Welve attempted typing-and our boys tried farming, But soon developed a distaste for itgrnost alarming! To our beloved Teachers, we were mostly a pain, But they all agreed theyid stand us again. There are so many things to remember, if we'd be just! Yet forget, we will-forget, we must! As in the future lies our trust. juniors We've been roundin' up ctr lessons for three long years, But weyve got to keep a'ridin' for another it appears. Our riggin's gettin' worn but Weill do the best we can, And though it looks forlorn we can shine her up again. Weyve got to buck up a bit to Fill the Senior saddles, Welve got to ride that broncho, no matter how he battles. We'll take the Senior reins and hope that we'll not fail, So may they rope good luck no matter where the trail. lTwenty-thi-eel