Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Our Se our sports-minded enthusiast has a personality which lends to her deep dimples. As a member of the Cvirl's Service ABEY ALLWYN 307 South Newlcirk Street sfAbe,9s charm Club, she participates in many social affairs. JOAN ALVINA AGNELLO 2629 Aisquilh Street This brown-eyed lass is sure to become tl successful business woman. Although she likes to be active in sports, she enjoys sitting on door patrol. DOLORES APPEL 614 North Ellwood Avenue nior Prom chairman is a charming lass with a vibrant per- sonality. Dee , who is also a member of the Cirl's Service Club, has her own rendition of the Charleston. MARCIA LEE ARRINC-TON 4-231 Seidel A venue Marcia, a former member of the Senior Glee Club and possessor of a very sweet voice, loves to sing. This attractive lass claims membership in the Cirlis Service Club. We got an early start ARTIQRO AVERSA 3220 East Fairmount Avenue While in school I'oots is building a foundation for future plans in the contracting business. The college technical course, where math is a major, provides him with the opportunity to learn surveying. CHARLES LEBRON BALLEW 2733 East Biddle Street Clee Club, Hi-Y, and the Radio Workshop are only some of the things that keep Patterson's leading tenor busy. Bowling and Tennis are 'gChuck's favorite sports and occupy much of his after school time. ANNA MARIE BARILE 305 South Exeter Street Anna is an all-round model miss with various interests including school sports. She is sure to make a very efficient and chic secre- tarv. CHARLES BARTENFELDER 2837 Ashland Avenue Bow is a tall, good looking senior with a slightly bewildered expression. He complains constantly about the rapid pace of senior activities. LOUIS NORMAN BEACH 3409 East Lombard Street Lou displays a keen interest in sports by being a member of the varsity basketball team. He takes pride in the distinction of never missing a party. RICHARD ADAM BIELSKI 409 South Madeira Street Pats, backfield star is planning on entering college after graduation. Besides being a whiz on the football field, Rich is also speedy on the cinder.

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M. Erauth, V, Price, D. Ruark, J. Sisson, Mrs. E. Loposhich Although we arrived at Patterson as 8A,s, we did not become organized until our elections of class officers in 10B under the guidance of Mrs. Lopo- shich. As Christmas 1949 approached, we held our Junior Prom with the theme, 'LVVinter Wonderland,', carried out in every detail- Among our many Hfirstsw at Patterson were a 4'Patterson Dayw at Carlins, class pins, the HHarvest Hoedownf, and a mid-summer moonlight, Our originality in programs and tickets was greatly enhanced hy silkscreening, a process introduced at our Junior Prom. We have reached our goal, and we end our stay in a swirl or senior activities. We leave one hit of adviceg make the most of school life, for too quickly it is gone. sf' is t Sponsor . . .,.. Mrs- Elaine U. Loposhich President M 7Nss.:J .... De iis Ruark Vice-President , . . 1 itchell Erauth , Secretary V V - --., Joyce Sisson Treasurer i , . i .Virginia Price

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LORNA MARIA BLIGH It South Washington Street In her spare time Lee can be found either watching television or swimming. Her main ambition in life is to work in an office. RUTH BLOODSWORTH 515 North Curly Street This happy go lucky gal is the associate editor of the Year- book. Ruthie,,' a member of the Girl's Service Club, is looking forward to getting married. LEOWARD BOROTKA 308 South Luzerne Avenue For this elongated senior, Law, Office Practice and Arithmetic are a snap 'iButra,' likes to make sure all his classmates pass. All types of music agree with Len who aspires to office work after graduation. WILLIAM BOSLEY 102 North Kresson Street As a helper in the Distributive Education store, '4Billi' hopes to gain valuable experience to aid him in a business estab- lishment of his own. Roller skating is listed as his favorite pastime. MARLENE KATHRYN BOWEN 5300 Selfridge Avenue In addition to her academic studies, Marlene finds time to partici- pate 1n the Girls' Service Club, Chemistry Club and Health Suite. After graduation she plans to study to be a bacteriologist. RALPH LEE BOWEN 412 North Port Street Ralph claims office machines and music as his favorite subjects. Constantly asking questions in class, he always wants to know what's going on. His only ambition is to achieve success in whatever he does. A summer moonlight GEORGE GAITLEY BOYCE 508 South East Avenue uiet and studious describes this senior to a MTR. '4Budi' is looking forward to a career as an engineer after graduation. LINDA MAY BREEDEN 6535 St. Helena Avenue Lynn7i, an active member in the Visual Aid Club. will be an accurate secretary. She is an active church member and a regular movie enthusiast. JOYCE MARIE BURDEAUX 1237 Joplin Street Frenchyv has displayed her acting talents innumerable times for our appreciation. She prefers to look into historical happenings when not contributing to sports. DOROTHY ELIZABETH BURNS 1232 Union Avenue This miniature miss, who likes dancing and collecting rec- ords, will always lend a helping hand when needed. The commercial world will make up her future.