Perryville High School - Tide Yearbook (Perryville, MD)

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vi CLASS HISTORY The Class of 59 began twelve long years ago Dur1ng these twelve years many memorable thrngs happened The fondest of these memorres were made whrle we were rn h1gh school In the seventh grade the brave boys had to face 1n1t1at1on Even though the b1g freld rn back of the school 15 gone now the memory of that long run around rt strll remaxns Also the rolled up pant legs the tnsrde out shlrrs and the belt lrne are st1ll fresh ln mmd There was the day ln the erghth grade when the grrls 1nv1ted the boys to a spaghettr dlnner whrch they prepared rn the Home Economrcs room Oddly enough rt was qurte good' In the mnth and tenth grade we made Hershey Park Pennsylvama our vacauon spot for one day a year We held our frrst school dance the vwtnter Carmval whrle IH the tenth grade A few frozen hayudes were held between the erghth and tenth grade Then there was the Jumor Senror Prom on May 10 1958 Under a red tent and a blue sky we spent a wonderful Arabran Nrght complete wrth harem grrls Before we knew rt we were answerrng roll call rn the old semor home room It was all ours now But our class problems only doubled rn the semor year Wrth our studres we st1ll had to prepare the TIDE hold the Ebb Tlde Dance on January 20 plan for a class trtp to New York on May 1 3 and then practrce the long march for Graduauon June 8 1959 Now that II s over all we can say IS that rf we had the chance we would do ll all over and not make one change however we must look to the future mstead But we shall never forget our years at Perryvrlle l-hgh School and more than once w1sh to return 14 Q A . pffif .',i'3 , My 52.51 'fkit ' , , . . I ' I - I , . , . 1 - 1 1 - - .1 ,. . 11 - 1 - 1 1 , . ,, . , . 1 , . - - 11 1. .1 - 11 1 1 - Y I ' - 1 . . . ' 7 I I 1 . 1 1 -

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LEROY THEOFORO SOTO 1 Academ1c One of the fI161'1d.l16St and most ath1et1c boys at Perryvllle H1gh Z1g could be heard throughout the corr1dors at any t1me of the day H1s personahty and sportsmanshxp w1ll be an asset to whatever f1e1d he chooses ELSA EUMELIA SUTOMAYOR Elsa General Her cute Span1sh accent and sweet personallty w1ll always rem1nd us of 'L1ttle Elsa These factors w1ll help her 1n attalnlng her goal as a1rl1ne hostess RUSSELL BANNON TIPTON Russ General Curly ha1r and a warm, frrendly smxle w1ll rem1nd us of Russ He was always around when he was needed Russ was HCIIVC 1n all the class projects, the Marmes w1ll be ga1n1ng an ELAINE TAYLOR WALKER Elalne General Although Elame has been attendlng P H S for only two years she has made herself many fr1ends Another marr1ed g1rl of the class we w1sh her success 1n her marrmage and future COLLEEN MAE WILLIAMS 'Insh Academ1c Colleen's 0UCS1d6 mterests 1ncluded numerous expecl1t1ons 1n Ba1nbr1dge Her curr1cula.r act1v1t1es d1d not keep her from the dramat1cs club and Journahsm, of whlch she was the feature ed1tor JUNE CATHERINE WOOD June Commerc1al On the qu1et Slde June loves horseback r1d1ng and IS an authonty on horses She has part1c1pated 1n the glee club s1nce seventh grade and has been a member of the g1rls' sextet 13 nZ'gl1 ' n ll ' I ' H ll II 2.SSet. ll ' vu 1 I I ' In ' uv ll ' J

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