Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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JANE MARIE COOPER 9 he T22 .North Milton Avenue E Janie,', as member of the Clee Club, is never too busy to help out with class affairs. This pretty lass enjoys playing the piano and dancing. Tennis and swimming are her favorite sports. JERRY LEE COOPER 4118 Manorview Road Jerry will be remembered by all for his portrayal of NBanjo,' in the senior play. He sandwiches school in between his work at a super market and his countless non-sleeping hours. WALTER ALBERT CORNELL 106 North Elluood Avenue Buz , a guy of unlimited talents, lends spice to Distributed Edu- cation Class with his dreams and hopeful ambitions. Enthusiasm accompanies his every deed. JEAN COSENTINI 424 South Lehigh Street .Attractive brown-eyed Jean. a member of the Prom and Banquet Committees, can be found drawing and designing in her spare time. This pretty lass is looking forward to getting married. NANCY LEE COSTELLO 2236 East Baltimore Street ,F-. 'gNan's', knowledge of writing plus her experience on the Press are ni aiding in fulfilling her desire to become a journalist. This happy-go- lucky la-ss is often the center of attraction. MARY IRENE COTTER 2138 East Oliver Street lVleggie . a gentle, quiet type of person is always willing to lend a helping hand with class activities. She is a member of the Y.W.C.A. where she attends dances. 30 A whlrl of senior NIARCELLA JEAN COX 6520 Cleveland Avenue Even though Harrie worked hard as chairman of the Farewell Assembly, she found time to participate in school sports. Her fu- ture ambition is to become a model. MARGARET CRANIDIOTIS 274-0 East Preston Street Margie enjoys listening to classical music and being an active participant in the Radio Yvorkshop, Chemistry Club, and Debating Club. She has definite plans for the future. RLSSEL JAMES CROLSE 313 South Ellzroori Avenue Russ . photography editor of the Yearbook, is hoping to become a country doctor. His spare time is devoted to The Gull Wvindn, a boat which he designed and built. PETE DATTILO 1739 East Baltimore Street Small in statue but big in heart are the characteristics that make Pete, a friend to all. He has the distinction of being one of our best dressed seniors.

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ETTA HENRIETTA BYRNES 2000 Bank Street Etta enjoys listening to semi-classical music. She is an active member of the Visual Aides Club and has a great desire to work in an office. How she enjoys those wrestling matches. BERNARD LEROY CADDEN 3724 East Lombard Street Bernie,' divides his time between sports, reporting for the Press, and working toward his goal as a professional drummer. DOMINICK CAPRINOLO 916 North Streeper Street The subtle humor of Donnie , the junior Einstein of College tech, is apparent to all who know him. His modesty belies the fact that he is interested in a future in electricity. PATSY CHARLOTTE CARE 223 North Lakewood Avenue This all around person keeps up with extra curricular ac- tivities and acts as treasurer of the Girls, Service Club. Pat,, will more than likely enter Purdue University. JAMES WILLIAM CAUSEY JR. 925 North Luzerne Avenue In addition to his interest in philosopy and aeronautics, 'Tlashw lives, eats, and breathes mathematics. His ability to concentrate qualifies him as a member of the Yearbook's editorial staff and an ardent chess player. ' TERRY PETER CHERIGOS 3106 Parkside Drive To be a successful business man is Terr's goal in life. Most of his time is taken up by wrestling on the varsity team and playing softball out of school. or an early reunion LOUIS LEO CLABAUGH 514 South Elfwood Avenue Loui' participates in various sports in and out of school. His tall, slim, figure can be seen going through the paces of any dance which may come his way. CHRISTINE CONIBS 2409 Reisterstown Road Although Chris is kept busy as secretary of the French and Debating clubs, she finds time to be an active member of the Radio Workshop, Chemistry Club and the Press. BETTY LOU CONNELLY T North Clinton Street Towson State Teachers College is Judy's goal. This lass with a friendly personality holds high offices in the Future Teacheris of America, Chemistry Club, and Press. DONALD GENE COOPER 4418 .Wanorview Road This dark-haired lad aims to work in Florida after gradu- ation. Out of school, Don spends a lot of his time swimming and working.

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HARRY WINFIELD DENSON 1227 Gusryan Street As a member of the commercial course, Harry hopes to gain enough experience to become an efficient office worker. His quiet manner and ersonalit ' will hel him considerabl in the future. P I P Y ELLA IRENE DICK 2782 Alameda Boulevard This fair-haired lass has the greatest ambition and hope to be a successful hairdresser. She always participates in class sports and extra curricular activities with boundless vim. VERNON GEORGE DIGGS 44-5 South Drew Street Vern7' takes part in all class sports. This neat appearing senior is a member of the Junior Yarsity Baseball Team. After school he plays sports for Bay View. WILLIAM DONALD DOBBINS 4-27 North Morttfora' Avenue Although in school he enjoys prophetic sayings of teachers, Ducki' is an avid motorcycle fan after 2:30. He centers his future plans about some phase of engineering. NANCY LEE DYER 200 North Clover Street Although Nan,' has never held any class office, she has al- ways volunteered her services to the class. This is shown by her presence on most of the senior committees. CHARLES WILLIAM ECKERT 2547 Fleet Street Eck , blond haired lad with the cheerful smile, has a knack 5' for getting into trouble. His after school hours are taken up by sports. This laddie has the ambition of marrying a girl with a million dollars. preparation engulfed us DOROTHY HELEN EDWARDS 714- North Port Street Our Dot , a friend to all, is torn between a business career and a yen to be a teacher. Her school activities include the Girls' Service Club, Yearbook and head of the Lost and Found. JOHN WILLIAM EDWARDS 714 North Port Street John who is an active participant in class sports, can often be found in movies after his school day has ended. After graduation, he hopes to travel West. FRED GEORGE ELLICK 1100 South Conkling Street This well-liked senior has long been the mainstay of the baseball and soccer teams. His sportsmanship and aggressiveness have made him one of the best known Patterson sports personalities. MITCHELL J. ERAIQTH 3209 Elliott Street Mitch',, our class vice-president, was in charge of all print- ing for our class affairs. He worked long and hard to make the Harvest Hoeclowni' a success.