Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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'TN X N x Karl Taugemlschoen Mary Lou Ticer Lily Vulgas Miriam Wainio 4509 Powell Ave, 3013 McElderry St. 629 S. Ponca St. 734 S. Ponca St. KARL TAUSENDSCHOEN, President of Chemistry Club: Treasurer of Class: Buzz'l and his clever wit make every day shine: right saying for every occasion: wants to be a research chemist . . . IXIARY LOU TICER, Our high-stepping maiorette: has a yen for college: and morning rides to school: merry disposition . . . LILY VULGAS, Large brown eyes that seem to be laughing at you: natural charm: would like to marry before she votes . . . lXIIRlAlVI WAINIO, Editor of the Yearbook: Senior Play: Varsity Cheerleader: Senior Activities: Illini-Mi devotes much time to her class and sports: loves the Alma Mater: looks forward to teaching here someday: remember her as Cornelia Otis Skinner! . . . EVELYN WEINER, This wavy-haired lass, has a dimpled smile for everyone: sincere about a career as a secretary . . . KATHLEEN VVILINSKI, Roast turkey is first on the list with Kathy'l: plans to join the VVaves . . . CHARLES VVYBLE, National Honor Society: Key Club: Hi-Y: Chemistry Club: a whiz in Math: dependable and trustworthy: is set on college and a career as a chemist . . ALBERT YEAGER, A fan of baseball: Al enjoys fishing and tinkering with his car: lVhose got the homework ? . FRANCIS YOUNG, Sticky displays a keen interest in girls: dreams about a car from Dad: and a success in business . . ETHEL ZWICK, Turkey with all the trimmin fs are for the Canary : would enjoy singing on tour for the Armed Forces: . iw 'l'hat's for me. Evelyn Weiner Kathleen Wilinski 18 N. Luzerne Ave. 2838 Ashland Ave. me NN Q J is I Q l , ui Charles Wyble Albert Yeager Francis Young Ethel Zwick 103 S. Linwood Ave. 618 S. Rappolla St. 514 Maude Ave. 216 S, Highland Ave, 29

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5 K 0, x I kt ai X V iixik 1 . ,K 4- Paul Santoni Michael Savarese Peter Schultz Mary Shaffer II9 S. Eaton St. 202 N. Rose St. 2231 E. Fayette St. 327 S. East Ave- PAUL SANTUNI, lf paid a penny for each day dream, he'd be a millionaireg good taste in clothesg one of Patterson's stellar gridmeng does equally well on the cinder path . . . MICHAEL SAVARESE, President of the Student Councilg Hi-Yg Key Clubg Cross Countryg Baseballg National Honor Societyg Personification of student government at its bestg at ease on the stage and on the diamondg center of attraction always . . . PETER SCHULTZ, A grand guy to knowg especially before a testg mischievousg a devilish grin . . . KIARY SHAFFER, Shelf, a sports minded galg makes her second home the girls' gymg package of dynamiteg smiles patiently while waiting for Johnny to Come Marching Home . . . KATHRYN SHERRIAN, A tiny ball of lireg Kathy just can't wait for graduationg 'l'hat'll be the day' '... KIIRIAKI SKIITH, Student Councilg United Nations Clubg a nice companion for any occasiong earnest worlcerg Stardust in her eyes . . . MARLENE SPARKS, Girls Service Clubg Class Secretaryg Steering Committeeg Ever considerateg neat as a ping tries to please that certain someone . . . CARULE SPICER, Photography Editor of the C1.l1'i-ER ,' Howlingg lucky the man who gets our strawberry blonde, Sweetie for a stenographer . . . ANITA SQUERRINI, Lively Anita is a member of the Girls Service Clubg class athletic teamg makes her favorite dancing to September Song' l... FRANCES STROMBLAD, lmpish smiley Fran with her bobby p0ny's tail: has a faculty for converting an every day occasion into a grand time for all. Kathryn Sherman Miriam Smith 3414 Nobel Sf, 232 S. Clinton St. Q.-'W 'Q' me TN' -f- Marlene Sparks Carole Spicer Anita Squerrini Frances Stfomblad 3004 E. Monument St. 631 N. Lakewood Ave. 135 N. Highland Ave. 2502 E- Fayette Sf- 28

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Q3 We can W- frwe 1 'K-,....f L K C0 ne, me class in J-me JJ. give to you, luis. was Butler, our warmest and most sincere appreciation for all that you have done to make our stay here at Patterson an experience that we will treasure always. Since becoming our co-sponsor in the llll, you have never been too busy to listen to our many problems. Your constant willingness to help and your confidence in us as individuals, as well as a class, were responsible for every success we achieved. Thank you for your firm, but gentle, warnings that always prompted us to do our best scholastically and in class activities. Under your capable leader- ship, our class has succeeded. lfor this we will remember you. Lois S. Butler -Sponsor Class of June '53 . . . JUNE '59 G' ,.... C' S ,auf A nd., I 1' F' CLASS OFFICERS . - l L Iileen Hutchins, Treasurerg Dorothy Baer, President: Geraldine Kaniecki, Secretary, Marc jemellaro, Vice-President. 30