Rising Sun High School - Ray Yearbook (North East, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

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Underclassmen, remember To uphold The sTandards of Rising Sun High School and sTrive each year To improve Them. As we Seniors go our separaTe ways, we will use The knowledge gained here To obTain success. All of us will Treasure our school years and cherish The fond memories ThaT have been recorded in THE RAY. DEDI CATI ON W F 523 xi :Z VA,, V ,, W 5 J V- Z OUR SENIOR ADVISORS It is with our most sincere appreciation that we, the class of 1964, dedicate to our Senior Advisors, this book filled with our most cherished memories. We wish to express our gratitude for the understanding which they have shown us during our years at Rising Sun High School. For their valuable service and guidance, we are extremely grateful. 3 vi 31 I' MESSAGE Dear Seniors, Your class motto, No one knows what it is that he can do 'til he tries, is well chosen. Through the years the idea has been expressed in other words, such as, A man's reach should exceed his grasp, and, The strongest weapon can't reach a target unless it is aimed high. The wisdom in your motto bears repeating for men and women often need Shakespeare's reminder that our fate lies not in our stars, but in ourselves. This is an era of courageous aims. Currently I am reading We Seven, published last year by Simon and Schuster. The book was written by and about the seven project Mercury astronauts. Each of the men selected was a graduate engineer and a test pilot. That might be sufficient accomplishment for many men, but these seven sought the opportunity to aid in the search for better answers on space exploration and survival. It is an exciting book. The reader will admit that each of the astronauts seem to possess superior health and intelligence, but even so, the world would not have known what they could do unless they tried. You and I are aware that American history contains a long list of men and women who tried and succeeded notably. The need for farsighted goals and faith in one's self is equally as important in the present as it was in the past. It seems to me that there are probably more heroes today than at any previous time. As you leave us, Seniors, you can hardly find better counsel than your own motto. Should any one of you be tempted to complain, But, I do not have the superior qualities of the astronauts or the other heroes, then Edison's way of saying your motto would be directed to you, Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. Each one of you is well endowed to be a worthy citizen of whom all of us on the faculty will continue to be proud. Most Sincerely, PRI CIPAUS LELIA FRASER Guidance Counselor SAMUEL B. HACKNEY Vice-Principal DOROTHY BROKAW-EVELYN REYNOLDS KATHRYN EWING Secretaries K 7 4-J 3 .3 2 gk .7 MRS. HELEN ORAM MISS EVA NUTTER MR. HAROLD SWISHER English English English MR PAUL OLIVER English, Geography SW ,gummy --.E...,, ,list-5 MR ARZA ELDER English, Geography 'Wi 't7g'l? jg MISS ELIZABETH LONG MRS. MARGARET BAILEY MR. LAWRENCE GIBBS English, History English, History Spanish 8 I MRS. EDITH CAMERON MR. FRANK HEATON MRS. HELEN HARDING History History History MR. HARRY SHARKEY Social Studies MR. RAYMOND SHINGLER Mathematics MR. DONALD YOUNG MR. WILLIAM MARTIN MR. WILBUR ELLISON Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics, Science 9 MR. FRANCIS HEERY Ma1l'memafics, Science MR. RICHARD LONIE Science New MR. CHARLES BROADWAY Business Arirhmeric MR. HARRY ERNST MR, CLYDE BAYLESS Science Biology, Chemisiry MRS. HELEN MARCIN Commercial Commercial MR. ARNOLD LEE MR. WARREN WARREN MR. WALTER HOVATTER Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts l MR. DARWIN STRUBLE MRS. ELIZABETH BURT MR. GERALD ARLUNGTGN Physical Education Physical Education Aff MISS CECELIA A. VILLANI MRS. ALTON VICKERY MR. JOHN BRUCE Home Economics Home Economics Agriculture MR. ROLAND REYNOLDS MR. RONALD BLACK MR. FREDERICK KRATHGE Band Music Librarian r S 3 . 3 2 Z ee- e 'Q JE' 1, Jzrfffffwi 3 1123? She's working with great vigahr ! Teachers are supposed Yo be underpaid-but really! Some teachers get roped info everyihing. Now remember wha! I told yOU! Anyone Care for frog legs? H 1 T T , , Y I I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT SECRETAR Y VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER DALE ENFIELD BANNISTER Dale General Dale is never at a loss for words. Ambition: To be a success in life. Band I. KENNETH ALLEN BANNISTER Ken Academic His serious manner hides a lively sense of humor. Ambition: Chemical Engineer National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3: Scholastic Award 2, 3: Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 3. ANN MARIA BARTON Ann Commercial Ann is the first to laugh at a witty remark. Ambition: Secretary CAROLYN ELIZABETH BENJAMIN Carolyn Academic Carolyn's interest in people has macle her a friend to all. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Chorus I, 2, 3, All-County Chorus I, 2: Student Council I, 4: Future Teachers of America 3, 4: Perfect Attendance 2: Script Letter 3: Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Staff 4. JEAN ANN ALEXANDER Jean Commercial One of Jean's attractions is her long black hair. Ambition: Secretary Student Council Representative 2: Athletic Council I: Volleyball 4: Hockey 4: Homeroom Secretary I: Prom Committee 3: Safety Patrol 4. DARLENE JUNE ALLRED Darlene AC6d9l'TIlC This petite miss is always happy. Ambition: X-ray Technician Chorus I, 2, 3: Concert Choir 3: Student Council 4: Perfect Attendance I, 2: Script Letter 3. JUNIOR VINCE ATWOOD Junior Vocational Agriculture Junior is pleasant and friendly. Ambition: Farmer Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 4. CAROLINE SUE BANDY Caroline General Most of Caroline's spare time is spent reading books. Ambition: Secretary Junior Red Cross I. CHERYL LYN BRADEIELD Cheryl General Cheryl always has a kind word for others. Ambition: Hair Stylist Red Cross 2. MARJORIE JANE BRAKEALL Janie Academic There is never a dull moment when Jane is around. Ambition: Registered Nurse Volleyball lg Bridge Club lg Junior Red Cross Treasurer 'l, 2, Vice-President 3: Student Council 2: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 1, Treasurer 3, Future Teachers of America l, 2, 37 Perfect Attendance l, 2: Prom Co-Chairman 3: History Seminar 3, Yearbook Staff 4. TIMOTHY DARRELL BROOKS Tim General Tim is a good-natured lad with lots of friends. Ambition: Accountant Student Council ly Homeroom Treasurer 3. BARBARA ANN BROWN Barb Commercial Barbara is sympathetic and understanding. Ambition: to help retarded Children Junior Red Cross 3, Volleyball 2. lb WAYNE BENJAMIN Wayne Academic Automobiles spark Wayne's interest. Ambition: Mechanic JO ANN BOUCHELLE Jody General Although shy, she makes friends easily. Ambition: Secretary Red Cross l. JOHN WESLEY BOYD, JR. John Academic Tall, quiet, and serious describes John. Ambition: Photographer Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 3, 4: Choir Award 2: All County Chorus 2, 3, 4: Script Letter 3. SUE LOUISE BOYD Sue Academic Sue is a sincere student and a capable maiorettef' Ambition: Cosmetologist - Basketball l: Future Teachers of America Vice-President 2, 3, All County Chorus 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Concert Choir 3, 4: Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. MILDRED DEAN BURTON Millie General Come what may, Millie is always the same good sport. Ambition: Airline Hostess WALTER MERRICE CAMERON Tubo Academic Tubo's remarks have kept his classmates amused and his teachers in despair. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. TERRY JO CARTER Terry Academic Terry has the power of making good at anything she attempts. Ambition: Registered Nurse National Honor Society 3, Ag Yearbook Staff 4, History Seminar 3, Prom Committee 3. NORVAL MILLARD COALE, JR. Buddy General What he wants most to get out of .school is himself. Ambition: Automotives Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 1, Baseball Assistant Manager 1, 2: Safety Patrol 1, 4: Prom Committee 3. BARBARA SUE BROWN Barb General Happy is the girl who loves life. Ambition: Beautician Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 4, Official 2, 3, Basketball 4, Official 2, 3: Hockey 2: Athletic Council 2, 3. JOHNNY MACK BROWN Johnny General Johnny's thoughts are his own, both in originality and in his ability to keep them to himself. Ambition: Barber JOAN ANN BRYANT Joan Academic This active blonde has dancing feet. Ambition: Beautician Volleyball 1, 4, Softball I, 4, Track lg Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l: Cheerleader 'l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Vice-President 2: Red Cross 1: Student Council 1, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Safety Patrol 4. JEAN ELIZABETH BULLOCK Jeannie Commercial This young lady is talkative and energetic. Ambition: l.B.M. Operator Orange and Black Staff I, Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Student Council 4. PAUL VVESLEY ELLER Paul Vocational Agriculture His main interest lies in F.F.A. activities. Ambition: Farmer Future Farmers of America l, 2, Reporter 3, President 4. DONNA LYNN ELVILLE DUNN Commercial Underneath Donna's composed appearance is a lively character. Ambition: Private Secretary Chorus 2, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Treasurer T, Prom Committee 3. DAVID LEWIS EWING HDGVQH Academic An honest man always iudges wisely. Ambition: Civil Engineer Basketball T, Chorus 3, Perfect Attendance l, 3, Student Council Judge of Traffic Court 4, Prom Committee 3. GARRY MORRISON EWING HGBVVYH Academic One never knows what Garry is going to do next until he does it. Ambition: College Graduate Orange and Black Staff l, Prom Committee 3, History Seminar 3. KENNETH DEAN COLE Kenny Vocational Agriculture The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Ambition: Farmer Future Farmers of America l, 2, Chaplain 3, Parliamentarian 4. BRENDA LOIS COMER Brenda Commercial Brenda can be counted upon to loin in on any sport. Ambition: Beautician Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, I4, Basketball Official 3, Athletic Council 3, Athletic Award 3, Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. ANNE LOUISE COONEY Anne Academic Anne's abundance of school spirit is put to good use on the cheerleading squad. Ambition: High School Teacher Track l, Softball 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, Homeroom Treasurer 1, Prom Committee 3, Recording Secretary of Student Council 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Script Letter I, Safety Patrol 4. KATHRYN EVA CROTHERS Kathy Academic Whenever there is a iob to be done, Kathy can be depended upon to do it. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Chorus Secretary l, 3, Concert Choir 3, Basketball l, Athletic Council l, 3, Student Council 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, Scholastic Award 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 3, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Editor 4. VICKY LEE FROCK Vicky Academic Pleasant words are valued and do not cost much. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Chorus 'ly Future Teachers of America 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Reporter 1, CHARLOTTE ANN GAMBILL Charley General Charlotte, who has an abundance of athletic ability, excels in sports. Ambition: To Become An Efficient and Successful Person Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Softball 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, Athletic Award 2, Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 2, Perfect Attendance 1: Prom Committee 3. NANCY ELLEN GAMBILL Nancy Commercial Nancy has won her friends by being one. Ambition: Secretary Homeroom Secretary ly Prom Committee 3. WARNER GWYN GAMBILL Narny Commercial Warner is learning a lot but school interferes. Ambition: Secretary Homeroom President lp Homeroom Vice-President 2. 3, Track 3: Soccer 4. WILLIAM HENRY EWING Bill General Bill can adapt himself to almost any situation. Ambition: Draftsman Band lp Chorus l. JULIA ANNE FEAZELLE .lulia General Julia is friendly to all those who cross her path. Ambition: Secretary North Harford High School, Pylesville, Maryland l, 2: Junior Red Cross lg Future Homemakers of America 2. CARLTON LEE FELTY, JR. Buddy Academic Buddy is every inch a regular fellow. Ambition: Agriculture Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2: Soccer l, 4, Basketball lg Perfect Attendance 3: Prom Committee 3, Homeroom President l, 2. STEWARD THOMPSON FOWLER, JR. Tommy Academic Tommy is one of the quieter members of our class. Ambition: Navy Career Band 'lg Photography Club 'lp Prom Committee 3. LINDA SUE GOCHNEAUR Linda Academic Linda is the wearer ofa smile that spells friendship. Ambition: Peace Corps Basketball I, Cheerleader 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Chorus I, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, 3, Vice-President 4, Concert Choir I, 3, 4, Student Council I, 3, Vice-President 4, Student Council Letter 3, Prom Committee 3, Activities Award 3, Script Letter 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Assistant Editor of Yearbook 4. NORALEA GOSS Nora Commercial NoraIea is dependable and accomodating. Ambition: Private Secretary Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4. ERIC HOLMAN GRAYBEAL Eric Commercial This good-natured lad is always ready to give or take a iokef' Ambition: Stenographer Chorus I, 3, Prom Committee 3. PAUL EDWARD GROVE PauI General Paul is one of our best all-around athletes. Ambition: Armed Forces Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Assistant Judge 4. 20 BARBARA JEAN GAMBLE Bubbles Commercial Barbara enioys having fun wherever she goes. Ambition: To Become A Good Secretary Chorus I, Student Council 3, Prom Committee 3. SHARAN LOU GARVIN SIE-Fry Academic lf music hath charms to soothe the savage beast, Sherry could tame a menagerief' Ambition: To Become A Good Musician Homeroom Secretary I, Scholastic Award I, Script Letter Ip Gold Bar 3, Perfect Attendance I, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 47 All-State Chorus 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Junior Chorus Award I, General Music Award 2, Debating Team 4. JANET MARIE GENTRY Janet Commercial She looks tor the good in everyone. Ambition: Secretary Athletic Council I, Prom Committee 3. RITA SUE GILLEY Riter General Business If silence were golden, Rita would be wealthy. Ambition: Secretary Junior Red Cross I, Orange and Black Staff I, Prom Committee 3. DALE EUGENE HARRlNGTON Dale Academic Dale always looks at things from a scientific point of view, Ambition: Engineer Chorus l, Prom Committee 3. JERRY THOMAS HASH Jerry Vocational Agriculture Jerry seldom speaks, but when he does, others listen, Ambition: To Own A Horse Ranch Tazewell High School, Tazewell, Virginia I, Bel Air High School, Bel Air, Maryland 2, Future Farmers of America Secretary A. SANDRA KAY HOSTER Sandi Academic Although she has traveled far and wide, fun-loving Sandi always comes back to R.S.H.S. Ambition: Air Line Stewardess or Elementary School Teacher. Albany High School, Albany, Georgia, 1, Homeroom President, Secretary, Treasurer I, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, i, Lockheed International School of Dependents of Nagoya, Nagoya, Japan 2, Prom Committee 3. HILDA ELAINE HOVERMILL Elaine Academic Elaine proves that to be content is to be happy. Ambition: Beautician Red Cross I, Orange and Black Staff I, Hockey 4, Volleyball 4, Softball A, Prom Committee 3. DANIEL GARVIN HALL Danny Academic Danny's the living proof that work and play do mix. Ambition: Engineer Basketball l, 2, Student Council l, Treasurer 2, Regional Vice-President 3, Regional President 4, Magazine Campaign Co-Captain 2, Captain 3, 4, Co-Chairman Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Vice-President. RUTH ANN HALSEY Ruthie Commercial Ruthie's quietness by no means conceals her friendly manner. Ambition: Secretary Homeroom Secretary l, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Prom Committee. BOBBY G. HAMILITON Bob Vocational Agriculture Farmers aren't made, they're born. Ambition: Farmer Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, ALLEN DEAN l'lARRlNG'lON Ally Cat General His friends welcome a little nonsense from him. Ambition: Captain Safety Patrol l, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, Prom Com mittee 3. SUSAN LORETTA KELLER Susie Academic Soft-spoken Susie has to shout to be heard by others. Ambition: Nurse Chorus 2, 3: Prom Committee 3. BARBARA JUNE KERNS Barb I Academic Barbara's creative mind and artistic talent will surely make her a success. Ambition: Medical Field Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 3, 4: History Seminar 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. RICHARD EDWARD KILBY RiCk Academic Rick is a friend to all and an enemy to none. Ambition: To Be A Success Bel Air High School, Bel Air, Maryland I: History Seminar 3: Prom Committee 3: Senior Class President. Pl-IYLLIS LOUISE KIRK Phil Commercial She speaks her mind freely and does whatever she attempts with determination. Ambition: Beautician safety Patrol 2: Softball 2, 4: Prom Committee 3. AGNES IRENE JOHNSON Agnes General We've known her only a short while, but knowing her has been very pleasant, Ambition: Beautician Mineral Springs High School, Winston Salem, North Carolina, I, 2, Future Homemakers of America I, 2: Perryville High School, Perryville, Maryland 3. KEVIN JOHNSON Cabbage Commercial l'Kevin's obvious enioyment of life spreads to those around him. Ambition: Armed Forces Career Student Council I: Homeroom Vice-President 2. RONALD WARREN JOHNSON Ronnie General Business Ronnie's wit and sense of humor have made him the center of much mischief. Ambition: Secretary Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: All-County Chorus 2, 3: Concert Choir 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. BRONSON EUGENE JONES, JR. Buck Academic Buck wants to be bashful, but the girls won't let him. Ambition: To Become a Professional Athlete Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Magazine Campaign Co-Captain 2, Captain 3, 4: Homeroom President 3: Homeroom Treasurer 2: Student Council President A: Athletic Award I, 2, 3: Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, 4. :1.c:::a.1e:es.mur ROSEMARIE MARTINE Rosey General Rosey's pleasing personality pays big dividends. Ambition: Medical Secretary Junior Red Cross 2, Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. BARBARA' ANN MCCARDELL Barbara Academic Barbara entertains the Seniors Class with her original publica- tions. Ambition: Biochemist Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 3, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. PAUL ARNOLD MCCULLOUGH Paul Vocational Agriculture Some say he's bashful, but others aren't so sure. Ambition: Farmer Future Farmers of America I, 2, Treasurer 3, Sentinel 4. JOSEPH LANE MCCUMMINGS Joe General If Joe has any faults, he has kept us all in doubt. Ambition: Cherical Worker Basketball 1, 2, 3, A, Baseball 2, 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3. JEAN ANN LUCAS Jean Commercial Manners and cordiality cost nothing, but buy everything. Ambition: Secretary Homeroom Vice-President i, Student Council 2, Secretary of Student Court 4, Prom Committee 3. SUSAN CAROL LUCAS Susan Academic Susan speaks, acts, and behaves iust as she should. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Chorus i, 2, 3, Future Teachers of America President 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Yearbook Staff 4, History Seminar 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. JUDY LYNN MADRON Judy Commercial We know that in the future Judy will be 'tops' as a sec- retary. Ambition: Private Secretary Junior Red Cross l, Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Volleyball 4. JOSEPH JAMES MAHONEY Joe Academic Joe has proven himself an excellent leader in civic and social activities. Ambition: Lawyer Student Council Vice-President 2, Junior Class President, Home- room President 1, Citizenship Award 2, History Seminar 3, Yearbook Staff A, Bridge Club i, Prom Committee 3, Script Letter 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Soccer 4, Chorus 3, Concert Choir 3, All-County Chorus 3. Y RONNIE LEE-ORR Ron General He who makes his companions laugh deserves recognition. Ambition: Armed Forces Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Student Council 4. RONALD BRANHAM PERRY Ronnie Academic Flat notes aren't heard from this sharp musician. Ambition: To Become A Success Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, All-County Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3, 4, Senior Chorus Award 3, Script Letter 3. PATRICIA JEAN PIERCE Patsy General Light-hearted Patsy delights in having a good time. Ambition: Beautician Cheerleading I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 4, Athletic Council I, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 2, Track I, Softball I. SHIRLEY ANN PUGH Shirley General Business Shirley goes through life with a happy smile. Ambition: Clerk Typist Prom Committee 3, Volleyball 4. 24 MARGARET SUE MCCUMMINGS npeggyn Commercial Peggy doesn't have much to say, but she enioys being with people and sharing the fun. Ambition: Stenographer Prom Committee 3. RICHARD MYNICH MEARS Dixie Neatness is one of Dixie's specialties. Ambition: Beautician Basketball 3, Audio Visual Club I, 2, 3, CARL HARLIE Carl When I feel like studying, I lie goes away. Ambition: Commercial Artist Track I, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Council 4. General 4. MILLER Commercial down and the feeling Committee 3, Student LINDA CAROL MILLER Linda Commercial Linda possesses her own special way of giggling. Ambition: Secretary Prom Committee 3. LYNN MARIE SNYDER Lynnie Academic When there is laughter, Lynn is in the midst of it. Ambition: Medical Technician Future Teachers of America I, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, Bridge Club I, Perfect Attendance 2, Volleyball I. GWENDOLYNP RUTH SPENCE Gwen il Commercial Gwen has kept our finances in good order. Ambition: Private Secretary Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Athletic Council Secretary 3, Hockey 2, 4, Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 'lg Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council Corresponding Secretary 4, State Student Council Chaplain 4, Future Farmers of America Sweetheart 4. WILLIAM GENE SPENCER Bill General He finds the opportunity to be mischievous one hundred times a day. Ambition: Automotives Prom Committee 3. ERNEST GARY SPROUT Ernie Vocational Agriculture Ernie is true to his work, his words, and his friends. Ambition: Farmer Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, Reporter 4, Junior Red Cross I, 2, Audio Visual l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 31 Student Council l.etter 3, School Service Award 3. DORIS ANN RAGAN Doris Commercial She laughs her way through life. Ambition: Secretary Junior Red Cross I, Prom Committee 3. RONALD PIERCE REESE Ronnie Academic Regardless of the situation, Ronnie remains cool, calm, and collected. Ambition: Mechanic Junior Class Vice-President, Student Council 2, Basketball I, 2, Soccer I, Track I, Prom Committee 3. ROBERT BENJAMIN RIGLER, JR. Bob General Bob has a combination of auto addiction and mechanical mania. Ambition: Draftsman DONNA LEE SHORTER Donna General Donna's lively interest in life rarely dies down. Ambition: Beautician Student Council 'I, 2, 3. JIM VAN DYKE Van Vocational Agriculture Through his FFA work, he has received many honors. Ambition: Truck Driver Future Farmers of America Vice-President I, A, President 2, 3, Sentinel 3. SANDRA LEE WEBB Sandy Academic lf having fun were a crime, Sandy would be serving a life sentence. Ambition: Secretary Basketball I: Junior Red Cross I: Chorus I, 2, President 3: Prom Committee 3: History Seminar 3. EDWARD HARRISON WILLIAMS, JR. Eddie General Business Eddie is always a good sport. Ambition: Bank Accountant Homeroom President 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3. 26 SAMUEL NEAL SURBER Sam General Sam's humor is one of his characteristics. Ambition: Accountant Junior Red Cross I: Safety Patrol 2: Prom Committee 3. ELSA LOU TAYLOR Elsa Commercial There is a time of speaking and a time of being still. Ambition: Secretary Junior Red Cross 1: Homeroom Treasurer I, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3. GRACE IRENE TERRY Grace Academic Grace's love for horses is well known. if rr Ambition: Veterinarian Track I: Hockey 2: Basketball 1, Volleyball I: Homeroom Vice-President I, 3: Script Letter I: Scholastic Award 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Biology Seminar 3: Prom Committee 3: Student Council 4. 5 1 .2 - THE CLASS OF 1964 CLASS COLORS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Red and White No one knows what it is that Red Rose he can do until he Tries. e Le ' ' ' ee F L 1 I f S, 1-S1 W L L e 'S if Z3 fan Q M e S 9 L T l + L Q H ' W Qwgf ie L ' J 2 Q 3 1, Y ' , :H .W A U, it 1 ,lf- Q H ui . 1 L5 5 Q L 3 1 ': '1 rv ST MOS 4 ' QWNDUE T C0441 F X-BY RQ L RXCKY KX ENCE JA NENNIE ORP GWEN S? BRAKEAU. SENIOR x,5PWx Es T NX BRONZOCOONEY LINDA GEN JONES PN CHNE4 we Mos T XC LIKELY TO SUCCEED KENNY BANNISTEA' KA my CBOT!-IERS T x Nui 05 GRO MER M skgarf CO FA VORITES Q-k,.4,, MOST MANNEIQL Y Jos MCCUMMINGS D Rossmefe MARTINE E 1 PEN? RR NXO?5ON2i EBEAVNXN SN CLASS HI TORY When we the members of the Class of I9611 entered the seventh grade in Sept- ember of I958, we had come from Rising Sun, Conowingo, and Calvert Elementary Schools. One of the highlights of our first year of iunior high was a trip to Philadel- phia where we visited the Franklin Institute, Independence Hall, and the Philadelphia Airport. Another activity was a picnic at the Rising Sun Community Pond. In the eighth grade, we sang in a Christmas program, and at the end of the year, we took a trip to Hershey Park. At the beginning of the ninth grade, we chose the course of study that we wished to pursue for the next four years. Some of us went to Wilmington to see Midsum- mer Night's Dream. The entire class went on a tour of the Tide Water Oil Refinery. Later in the year we visited our state capital, Annapolis. The music department for the first time presented an operetta, Gypsy Rover, in which many of our class members participated. The next year we came back as hard working sophomores. The Sweater Hop was one of our money making projects. Many members of our class took part in Carousel, which was presented in the spring. At the end of the year some of the classes went to Willow Grove Amusement Park. At the beginning of our Junior year we received our class rings. We began to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom in the spring. In the fall we held a Record Hop, and at Christmas, we sold Christmas cards. During that year, the Music Depart- ment presented Oklahoma, We began making plans in February for our Prom. We set the date for May I I with the theme Oriental Gardens. As we approached the end of the year, the staff was selected for the 64 Ray , thus, work on the most important book of our lives was started. As we returned in September of '63 as Seniors of R.S.H.S., we were all thinking about our future and of graduation day. In December we presented our class play, The Perfect ldiot. After Christmas vacation, we sponsored Pep Week. Then we selected our name cards and announcements. After mid-years we began to give attention to the planning of Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. A CHALLENGE Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. The immortal words inscribed above are taken from the Inaugural Address of our late president, John Fitzgerald Kennedy. When we carefully evaluate these words, we discover in them a special meaning for each of us. We received the greatest gift of all when we inherited the gift of freedom. It is up to our generation to either maintain and supplement this gift to be passed on to our posterity or to let it wither and die at a crucial point of its existence. Let us take our courage in hand to face the challenge, no matter how great, To maintain and preserve this gift we so love and cherish. , --4 I II W Lois Abel Betty Ashley Donna Barrow Arthur Barton Henry Baugher Ruth Ann Bauguess Louise Benjamin Leslie Bishop Jessie Brooks Mary Burton Barry Cameron Robert Carter Barbara Chapman Pauline Chapman Melissa Copenhave Pat Cowgill Virginia Coulson Louise Craft Y ,rfb f X 'N if x' -i ei 4 at 'Q A ig Jimi, Qi gfsivy' Vial Q Tommy Crothers Randy Cumm Francis Dixon Phyllis Duke Nancy Durgin Lavon Eichelberger Hazel Eldreth Shirley Eldreth Nancy Faus Rex Feltman Harry Fisher Delphine Fowler If Virginia Fox David Frazier Sharon Frazier William Frazier - Linda Fretwell - Judy Gabbert i:.:V , -L Robert Gambill 4' 5 ww 6' Writ 'i L L Sr l ,E I -wiv 'F W Q' 'lu ' 'Sf f 2 f ' ... Dennis Marshall Henry Mason Alan McCummings Doris McMillan Phyllis Meadows George Mears Thomas Miller George Gibney Cecil Gough Brenda Greer Robert Greer Peggy Griffin Jeff Grove Gerry Gwaltney Debbie J. Hamilton Debbie O. Hamilton Mary Hanna June Hash Paula Henson Mary Beth Hilaman Sue Holbrook Lea Hubis Lyn Hubis Carolyn Johnson David Jones J Linda Jones y Patsy Kirk , J L E E Harold Kneuker it i ,ggi ' Greg Lachowicz Shirley Logan 3, Sharon Lough yi L , gg 31 4, ' L 'ia 52-'Z-?,wZ5mJ,1iQ.e Keith Love V - ' - 8 Barbara Lucas fi r't1L ff , ., i iv fl . ' Y 'A n if Barbara Lynerd I ' M . I.-finig, lm' -r G , PM Joan MacCauley 4 Z 'j' ' A ,if 'Sf Ingrid Maki , Z gk . f at-'z-if Q xx W V,,. , , W 55 l , 33 i Gloria Montgomery Toni Moore Linda Morgan Breece Nelson Kathy Newsome Anita Oglesby A lg -Th. 'X V . 1.5, Y- ,- izy. 1 Kenneth Patrick Gary Pierce 2 ul Thomas Ramsey gt , 9 Gloria Richter S Charles Riley :-,: Ruth Ann Ritchie fill! g n Voncille Sanson Raymond Shingler Paula Shmel Kenneth Simmers Walter Simpers Ellen Smith ., ag rm :T l. . T , , -rm 1 :i r 6 ' F '- ' - E L ' ' tk ' T srrc T ' ,M ? 1, lx s. , . . J KA, ,Q 8, gf' XX 'ii ' 1 X of ' li, A M, in K at 5, sq? 3, i m. Ms 121 ,ga ,, 1. ,, rf rgl- ' I I , . . 1 5 5 , -. st er '57, S , .5 1 . , raw, my 4 is fl ' f 15 is 5 r -:..- 4. My A A HIFI .::. 1 5 Fry 1 1-if 2 :g 'ei' JU IUR . 2 1 J ric I Absent: Brenda Edwards, Betty Brewer, Terry Smith, Lynn Wylds, Ty McMullen, Pat Murphy JR' was ga .sf , if fig? fr iii!!-fs'll??fl' :E-fi Iv232frfrfzZllEEEs5??9:.fs:iLf -:Er P' Qf Rs . ' 'P 'iii ,'i: I v li W Q wg Q N Ll iz' wily 4 'I , 11 K? Eva? , f g if Lynda Smith William Smith Robert Sparks Franklin Stout Dolly Taylor Virginia Testerman Thomas Vernon Judy Wagner Karen Wallace David Weaver Robert Webb Roger Weldy Jean Whaling Ersa Wilcox Gloria Wilson Russell Wingler Robert Whitman Sharon Yates f lnez Crigler Georgia Dailey Terry Dalton Lynette Dairdin Patsy Deaner Mary Ann Dickerson Patricia Dishman Betty Lou Dollenger Sharon Dugger William Elliott Neal Eller Laura Ewing Linda Ewing Eddie Faulkner Gregory Faw Elizabeth Fox Carole Gambill Patsy Gambill Jessie Abrams Joan Allred Roberta Baldwin Kathy Barrett Nancy Baugher Susan Bratton Barbara Brokaw Richard Brown James Burcham Robert Burlin William Clssel Benny Clark Paul Cole Paul Connelly Mark Coulson Ray Cowan Michael Cowgill John Cullen sf -tip-, 'M f if K 2 Hg 8 5 5 ' L Absent: Albie Biggs, James Cox, Anthony Geltrude, Donna Gordon, Judy Jones, Terry Lewis Darlene Harold Gentry Mary Ann Gibney Gerald Gilley Judy Gilley Ronald Goad Dorothy Grinstead Robert Grove, Roger Hamilton Lisa Harding Dale Hash Marian Heaps Patsy Hemrick Robert Hilaman Roland Holbrook Judith Holman Mary Alice Holman William Jack Bessie Johnson Joyce Johnson Barbara Jones David Jourdan Ralph Jourdan Joseph Kilby James Kiser Patsy Kneuker Robert Krauss Mike Lieske Darla Little .9 1, EW Q' W .X 4s o i f S 4 A 1553!- 'N. ,I .: - ff 1- W, ii ' ' if ti E . , H V A 2. A .-. ' ,,-ek? .,5:, :ig sew ' lr e g is 1 is 4 an f' .SEJQ LQQ A ' N will ' 2, I 1r'1 V, ' ir r P 57 '- -'-:':':'f: Q , . 'fi 5 K .AQII g et , . ,J lyyr rl r 5 f fz- ' A- A OPHOMORE X it Sizing W was f mf f .Q 43. , 5' E! V Y 3' ! ferr fmt if fi, stys J ill l Dale Lofthouse Mary Jane Long Robert MacDonald Patricia Maclnturff Neil Madron Wanda Madron Brenda Martin Diane Martin Evelyn Massey Helen McCardell Susan McCardell Margaret McCummlngs Virginia McDowell Virginia McGlothlin Mary Meadows Richard Meadows Paul Mears Stephen Mears .,,,. 1 Sidi: 9 4 David Stemple Donna Stuart Linda Swim Clarice Talbot Eula Terry Kathy Thomas Christine Tome Joel Tome Nancy Truitt Richard Van Dyke Wayne Webb Brenda West Stephen I. Williams Stephen L. Williams Donald Wilson Kathy Witman Howard K. Wood James Yale H -,ne T A6 1 - ,.,, , -7 , Ml? ' ' 'P' 4'-iw' '. . ' - . V 24 ,VI f UPH OM ORE V :.,, Vzq 5 A . M . in , - W 1:, 52' -V V' .. . . ., 1: 1 Charles Miles Anita Milliner Edward. Mink Elaine Montgomery Glenn Montgomery Nancy Morris Ilene Newsome Barry Nickle Kenneth Orr Michael Owens Frank Palmer Robert Palmer Willie Potter Peggy Price Nola Rasmussen James Ratledge Kenneth Reece Paul Reynolds Sharon Reynolds James Richardson Pamela Richardson Beau Sauselein Rose Ann Schuman Robert Settle Paul Sharpless Kenneth Smith Kay Smith Sandra Snyder 'Q 5 In , Q. ,W . E? 2 . ,E-,. ,, if sl false., . . , .,l,, his I- n 2 w , . l L .' lli my ,-.-A A ,-, K X vzg, 21Q515.TW i s J 37 Q f v 9 H H H' 1 - 4 .YP 'G if ex Q., 122 T2 is: F THE CLASS OF 196 mmm ff' .qt sw am: Wee L35 3-EPT is F555 fi? N- ECW- 1 1 -3 M W , , FIRST ROW: L. Eldrefh, P. Frazier, E. McCreary, R. Tharp, T. HoIbrook, J. Greer, S. White, H. Abrams, L. Ragon, T. Carter, L. Gabbert D. Spence, T. Patrick, L. Johnson, SECOND ROW: S, Kirk, C. Webster, C. Miller, J. Meadows, V. Webb, S. Fitzwater, W. Johnson M. Larlham, W. Dickerson, C. Brooks, B. Mason, C. Mearnsg THIRD ROW: L. Webster, T. Hurley, J. Webb, D. Stemple, K. Berry, R. Farmer R. Fox, R. Brown, E. CisseII, J. Kyte. FIRST ROW: A. Pierce, R. Pierce, K. Caldwell, T. Garvin, D. Johnson, G. Greer, B. Cregger, N. Krauss, P. Martin, C. Absher, SECOND ROW: L. Bryant, P. Nichols, M. Price, M. Graham, J. Cole, E. Johnson, D. Nichols, Sq Lowe, D. Smith, D. Stout, THIRD ROW: S. Jones D. Cregger, M. Cook, M. Brewer, S. Burton, G. Cox, J. Sapp, G. Delpg FOURTH ROW: D. Frazier, L. Pierce, J. Madron, M. Absher R Estep, J. Miller, R. McCummings. THE CLASS OF 1968 Q I FIRST ROW: T. Gifford, T. Armour, J. MacDonald, D. Pitt, C. Lane, D. Dallam, S. Faulkner, S. Holman, P. Justice, J. Sheets, D. Caldwell, A. Owens, E. Adams, S. Harry, D. Wood, D. Mitchell, SECOND ROW: T. Gough, C. Wilcox, K. Orr, T. Gentry, S. Krauss, R. Miller, R. Temple, D. Wood, P. Samuels, W. Gorrell, R. Hemrick, E. Johnson, R. Lancaster, W. Greer, R. Wagner: THIRD ROW: G. White, J. Mimm, R. Patrick, T. Johnson, J. Hamilton, M. Hamilton, J. Rice, P. Webster, V. Craft, W. Adams, E. Nickle, L. Moore, R. Waddell: FOURTH ROW: P. Brooks, F. Morgan, S. Dubree, T. Madron, J. Brakeall, L. Brown, J. Hash, J. Snyder, B. Morgan, D. Perry, L. Meadows, N. Perry, J. Pierce. F i 6 ROW: N. Cowgill, C. Lewis, S. Powell, B. McCummings, K. Brown, C. Janney, M. McCardell, J. Ayers, R. Doty, P. Kinman, T. ..ivalI, R, Janney, SECOND ROW: G. Webb, P. Wiggins, R. Sanson, L. Simmons, G. Johnson, D. Shortridge, K. Snelling, S. Comer, M. MacDonald, L. Underwood, M. McCummings, F. Morgan: THIRD ROW: L. Strawbridge, D. Crothers, D. Anderson, L. Blakely, R. French, G. Anderson, A. Richter, R. Factor, R. Crowl, F. Belew. 40 THE CLASS OF 1968 FIRST ROW: L. Johnson, D. De Wolf, J. Baldwin, S. Summers, W. Palmer, B. Durgin, C. Cameron, W. Cameron, S. Goss, S. Hall, G. Mon? gomeryp SECOND ROW: C. Jones, S. Shmel, D. Jones, C. Walker, H. Baugher, D. Keller, M. Cowan, J. David, J. Dailey, A. Atkins, THIRD ROW: T. Weaver, R. Miller, T. Hamilton, K. Underwood C, Barker, S. Stuart, K. Conrad, D. Hill. FIRST ROW: S. Jourdan, R. Mayse, E. Miller, J. Brown, V. Dishmon, S. Lewis, C. Freese, J. Brown, M. J. Oatrnan, R. Gibney, F. McFerren, D Powers, SECOND ROW: D. Hilaman, M. Millard, K. Sparks, B, Rawlings, K. Gilley, P. Eastridge, D. McNeil, N. Creeger, B. Co1her, B Cameron, G. Whiiedg THIRD ROW: D. Porrer, J. Simmers, F. Bishop, G. Ragan, L. Yerkes, D. Ritchie, S. Wesr, M. Rawlings, D Snyder. 4I A-B 3 I I I FIRST ROW: R. Alexander, S. Owens, L. Anderson, R. Johnson, L. Brown, E. Horn, L. Anderson, L. Ragan, F. Frock, D. Tome, S. Rice, G. Hamilton, M. Wallace, L. Meadows, B. Johnson, SECOND ROW: D. Madron, L. Weatherman, E. Reynolds, R. Tackett, C. Brown, R. Holman, D. Madron, C. Armour, B. wehfy, R. Martin, B. Wilson, J. EIIer, THIRD ROW: H. Smith, S. Brown, D. Little, J. Newsome, L. Brown, R. Cox, 'D. Johnson, C. Noble, R. Hancotte, J. Jones, R. Davis, C. Price, FOURTH ROW: L. Goodman, C. Burton, J. McMullen, G. McMullen, R. Burton, D. Meadows, T. Williams, J. Webb, C. Schuman, C. Stout, R. Wilson, B. Fitzwater, F. Palmer, F. Goodyear. 7C-D 2 FIRST ROW: J. Anderson, P. Rice, A. Brewer, C. Johnson, J. Conrad, S. Ewing, M. Hall, S. Mimm, J. Brown, L. Henderson, D. Anderson, J. Brewer, J. Barton, SECOND ROW: L. Patrick, D. McMullen, W. Sheets, M. Meehan, T. Fogleman, M. Johnson, J. Farley, B. Strawbridge, B. Graham, S. Van Dyke, C. Miller, THIRD ROW: C. Webster, R. Johnson, R. Stemple, J. Shepherd, P. Lucas, T. Bradfield, S. Dixon, D. Salas, A. Belew, P. Reynolds, V. Schuman, D. Phillips, FOURTH RQW: D. Swim, G. Keller, C. Frazier, C. Delp, E. MacCauIey, J. Pierce, J. McCreary, L. Madron, P. Pritchard, S. Meahl, J. Hash, K. Johnson, J. Elliott. 42 E-F FIRST ROW: P. Williams, H. Sherrard, W. Milliner, S. MacCauley, B. Gordon, D. Meekins, F. Delp, J. Beniamin, D. Baldwin, J. Fisher, Reider, C. Hall, B. Lander, R. Gochneaur, D. Buck, SECOND ROW: D. Harris, M. R. Cowgill, D. Johnson, R. Madron, G. Hinkle, S. Gifford Riale, P. Benlamin, C. Morehead, R. Fretwell, L. Gentry, P. McDaniel, I. Brown, B. Lynerd: THIRD ROW: D. Ragan, K. Miller, M. Yale, Bretton H. Coulter S. Feltman, C. Coale, R. Nesbitt, S. Lee, M. Meadows, B. Patrick, H, Haines, T. Miles, D. Hall, FOURTH ROW: 1 H D. W R Undervslood, B. Anlalerson, M. Schabach, J. Porter, M. Bennett, J. McDowell, B. Snyder, C. Farmer, D. Burlin, P. Nelson, C. McCardell, B. Roberts, D. Orr, N. Taylor, R. Campbell, E. Hill. j 'Q Q6 x L lv -C,-'C A SSD . SDE l x l X QQ, I I ill B '16 jf 'jj I A39 Q X Mi Q 5 any X x t 952 4 LN . I . 5 : Q AQ N D' f Y f :uf 1' 'la n A , F V .- ,lt ll ' t if 43 i Y-Wga-1 iff-f E 1 5 M3 K. Ns vii! 42-H , uf- , Q Q S may YS 4 X54 55? LEW'Yii3J gk A A: -Siaf-57.5,--'. 1: '4 HMV law? me E ,, swf H5 mwmd f Pu K1 V x' S S. KM f 44 .un-n... : OFFICERS Anne Cooney, Linda Gochneaur, Bronson Jones, Gwen Spence, Mr. Arnold Lee, Advisor, Allen Harrington, Tom Ramsey, David Ewing, Gloria Wilson. TUDE T COU CIL STUDENT COURT BOYS' SAFETY PATROL Mr. Warren, Advfsorg Warner GIRLS, SAFETY PATROL 47 SENIOR CH OR US if C ON CER T CHOIR I 0 BAND 45 R BAN D fi 2 .5 Sue Boyd MAJORETTE Mr, Roland Reynolds Mr. Ronald Black BAND DIRECTOR CHORAL DIRECTOR If FUTURE TEA CHERS OF AMERICA A UDIO VISUAL Iv JJ' RMERS Q wi' if ' HUGE me NATIONAL sruovme vocArloNAL oRGANlzATloN Fon aovs '.....f AGRICULTURE A THLETIC COUNCIL EDITOR Kaihy Croihers ASSISTANT EDITOR Linda Gochneaur PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Joe Mahoney Carolyn Beniamin SPORTS EDITOR Anne Cooney THE LITERARY EDITORS Sue Boyd Terry Carter Grace Terry Caroline Bandy Joan Bryant M. ,..e YSTAFF BUSINESS MANAGERS Susan Lucas Jane Brakeall TYPISTS Noralea Goss Jean Bullock Carl Miller JUNIOR RED CROSS NATIONAL HONUR SOCIETY 5 L. ---1 ,T H w CHEERLEADER VARSITY: Edith Kilby, Patsy Pierce, Debbie Parrott, Linda Gochneaur, .loan Bryant, Anne Cooney, Georgia Dailey, Nag...- JUNIOR VARSITY: Carol Johnson, Monica Kirk, Patsy Kirk, Phyllis Kirk, Vickie McCardell, Kathy Thomas. Only four girls returned from last year's cheering squad. Even with lack ot experience, both squads did very well. Last year's varsity group won the county cheerleading championship, therefore, this year, the con- test was held in our school. HUCKEY FIRST ROW: Gwen Spence, Brenda Comer, Patsy Pierce, Lyn Hubis, Lea Hubis, Joan Bryant, Anne Cooney, Charlotte Gambillp SECOND ROW: Edith Kilby, Bessie Johnson, Jean Alexander, Lois Eldreth, Joyce Johnson, Kay Smith, Linda Gabbert, THIRD ROW: Teresa Miller, Barbara Lynerd, Becky Hansen, Linda Ewing, Lisa Harding, Susan Bratton, Nancy Baugher, Kathy Barrett, Leslie Bishop, Carol Johnson. TRACI HOCKEY This fall the hockey team went to Towson, Maryland, to a Baltimore Association Hockey Clinic. P I a y i n g against private girls' schools, the varsity team won one ancl tiecl one. The iunior varsity lost with a score of l to O. TRACK SCHEDULE Lincoln Relays- Lincoln University District Four- Meet- Chestertown Dual Meet- Elkton State Meet- College Park Mr. Strulole was very pleased with the team this year. FRONT ROW: Jessie Abrams, Ty McMullen, Jeff Grove, Beau Sauselein, SECOND ROW: Dale Lofthouse, Sonny Kirk, Joel Tome, Steve Williams, THIRD ROW: Ed Faulkner, Franklin Stout, Jimmy Richardson, Warner Gambill, Jessie Brooks. VOLLE YBALL VARSITY Lynn Wylds, Patsy Pierce, Georgia Dailey, Joan Bryant, Anne Cooney, Gwen Spence, Brenda Comer, Lea Hubis, Barbara Sue Brown Lyn Hubis, Barbara Lynerd, Shirley Pugh, Leslie Bishop, Charlofie Gambill. UNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Kay Smith, Laura Ewing, Pat Maclnfurff, Jean Alexander, Lois Eldreth, Peggy Frazier, Joyce Johnson, Kathy Witman SECOND ROW: Donna Spence, Bessie Johnson, Teresa Miller, Linda Gabberf, Sharon Wylds, Terry Carter, Beity Mason, Carol Johnson. 58 U DEFEA TED DISTRICT CHAMPIONS J' FIRST ROW: B. Grove, H. Kneuker, P. Grove, R. Shingler, R. Feltman, J. Grove, K. Reece, K. Simmersg SECOND ROW: F. Cowan, J. Mahoney, P. Connelly, S. Kirk, E. Faulkner, B. Jones, T. Crothers, D. Jones, J. Abrams, P. Pritchard, H. Baugher, Manager, THIRD ROW: D. Struble, Coach, B. Nelson, L. Pierce, W. Gambill, B, Felty, T, Ramsey, H. Mason, M, Lieske, N. Ruello, R. Banes. FIRST STRING This year the Rising Sun Tigers came out of the season as undefeat- ed county champions. They went on to Chestertown to capture the District Four Title by defeating Centerville and Galena. District Four consists of four counties on the Eastern Shore- Kent, Caroline, Cecil, and Queen Anne. R. S. .. 2 North East . .. O R. S. . , 6 Bohemia Manor O R. S. .- . 8 Perryville . 4 R. S. .... ,. 7 North East -. .. 2 R. S. 2 Bohemia Manor . O R. S. 8 Perryville .,,, . . . l R. S. .. 8 Newark . O R. S. . 6 Galena . .... . O R. S. .TO Centerville . . O 59 GIRL ' VARSITY BASKETBALL X asa , 'K' S Barbara Lynerd, Managerg Mrs. Burt, Coachg Leslie Bishop, Man- ager. PBTSY Plame l-95 Hwbis Georgia Dailey Brenda Comer Charlotte Gambill Lynn Wylds Lyn Hubis Gloria Riqhrer gr ffm 25 an gf if mg. 2 2 F Q I K ff A f. js A EW lin- f : I' 15 A Z' ' W q 'i ,gf M5 .L ' X 5 A Q fag? A Qi 4 M'U , 1 ca ff 'WWW UNIUB VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Carol Johnson, Teresa Miller, Linda Gabbert, Lynette Dardin, Patsy Kneuker, Sandy Craig: BACK ROW: Sharon Wylds, Nancy Baugher, Linda Ewing, Becky Hanson, Susan Bratton, Mary Hilaman, Lisa Harding, Lois Eldreth, Margaret Brewer, Kathy Barrett, SOFTBALL FRONT ROW: Barbara Lucas, Gwen Spence, Diane Tucker: SECOND ROW: Mrs. Burt, Coach: Dorothy Patchell, Virginia McGIothlin, Nancy Baugher, Shirley Logan, Manager: BACK ROW: Lea Hubis, Anne Cooney, Brenda Comer, Lyn HubiS. J U I OB VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. Martin and Mr. Oliver, Coaches, FRONT ROW: Teddy Holbrook, Jessie Abrams, Charles Hickey, Robert Banes, Mark Lackovvicz, SECOND ROW: Ralph Jourdan, Ken Smith, Benny Clark, Joe Kilby, Eddie Mink, David Sfemple, Ray Jones. 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Br aABYsx11ER5'Barb?nra Nm Hoster, SanC5Y Web ' PUBLIC' own, Sand TY- sue Boyd, ,Carr Miner, Sand, PLAY COMMITTEE Ynn Snyder. I Hosferl Ba b PROGR ron, DOAMSNNM.-,I 'T . na Elvflle. ea GO55, Jean LU c r ara Gamble, Barbara Kemsl as, Ann B SV- 73 SENIOR PLA Y h '0--- 1l'v-- ...M - THE CAST Carla, Jeannie, Linda, Jackie, and Puff disliked Dan, the boy genius, but had to turn to him for help when Puff, athletic hope of the school, became ineligible for sports. Dan had problems of his own and hoped to turn the situation in his favor when he agreed to tutor Puff. All the group had to help Dan convince his parents of his popularity so they would permit him to enter college. Reluctantly the group bargained with Dan. Linda, who was to go steady with him, particularly disliked the deal but agreed for the sake of her classmates and the school. Dan used his invention, a hypnotic suggestion machine, to transform Puff into a scholar. When Latherby, the soap manufacturer from whose radio show Dan was fired, became curious about the machine, he hypnotized himself into becoming a rabbit. From this point the plot became involved. Puff lost interest in athletics, Jeannie discovered that Jackie was fickle, Dan tried to stay out of college, to be with Linda, who tried to enter college to be with him. Dan's parents were completely bewildered. Latherby shouted for parsnips while Dr. Von Barf pro- nounced Dan the perfect idiot. We wish to thank our senior advisors for all their assistance during our senior play. The play would not have been possible without them. We also wish to thank our prompters, Vicky Frock, Susan Lucas, Barbara Kerns, and Kathy Crothers. THE Przoouctiom cAst 74 THE PERFECT IDIOT if Q Danny Hall, Daniel Tennyson young genius Linda Gochneaur, Linda Barnard- Dan's girlfriend Sherry Garvin, Margaret Tennyson Dan's mother ,9 ,AW . Ji ,z Carolyn Beniamin, Jeannie Wilson- Jackie's girlfriend ' li':f ' :I :I -.7 ' jf if , '51 . 2 has ,H if f in Walter Cameron, Roger Tennyson- Dan's father Joe Mahoney, Jackie Tennyson- Dan's younger brother me Sue Boyd, Miss Baker- teacher Ronnie Perry, Walter P. Latherby soap manufacturer fa if rs 5 I' ,-if at gf Anne Cooney, Carla Carlson- Puff's girlfriend ' 1 'iff ,L kr - 1 Janie Brakeall, Dale Harrington, Rhoclora- Dr. Hockhorst Von Barf- fhe maid a psychiatrist Linda Miller, Miss Booth- reporter ' Fig 5 3 ' X1 Xa lx c , Ricky Kilby, Arthur Barnard- p ri n c i p a l J ,,,E 5 David Ewing, Aloysius CPuffJ Witomski star athlete Ronnie Johnson policeman 75 A -S ff Q if H ' 7 . .Q xxi' px QE? .1 g'f,'h X 's-LA.. A NG vm gig? 1 . f BNP-HND X ,f 61 aw H. fmevn :MW yOT 5917 Ja. 'K pJ 0I'l D Ll -. -. xi 90 3 f Hagmaghf of we evhenm President Crowns T q QQ 'fan aug U D un Queen-Anne C ey E f G Q J g d WINTER WONDERLAND B D DOD un1 iiun-i-nun-zulu: H T A 11 X The WoI'lcI's BesI Sausage and Scrapple H. E. SHALLCROSS 8: SON Rising Sun, Maryland Cold Sforage Lockers Cusfom Bufchering Phone: 658-5542 l R. D. I Rising Sun, Maryland TRI-STATE FURNITURE Complimenis Discounl' Company OI . PERRYVILLE MOTORS FRANK J, ADAMS Busmess: 658-6I00 Manager Residence: 658-6795 SUN CLEANERS HAMILTON AUTO SALES, INC. Igmff Exclusive sun HAMILTON WAYNE cox MIRACLE FINISH Q my A + Hes U I LI OITIO I Phan: Cr1fdCIdSI qvII 658.5533 pg IEUD F d DBI SL Sq Phone: 658-5888 Rising Sun, Maryland 24 BUCKLEY AVENUE RISING SUN MARYLAND 80 ELKTON BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY OF MARYLAND EIId'on CeciI'ron-Chesapeake CiI'y-Rising Sun MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FAIR HILL GARDENS FLORISTS Comjfm QSCUQQ J. HORACE EWING I gf , Phone EXpor'I' 8-2940 EIId'on, Maryland S Qgxxv SERVICE STATION S99 POIST NEWS AGENCY DEMPSEY'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE Founfain Service Where Your Dollar Buys More Sfaiionery and School SuppIies Franchised Dealer - Sylvania Television Rising Sun. Maryland Phone: 658-6363 Phone: 658-5065 Rising Sun, Maryland 8l 65 Emmy KAN I f if R RX X Complimenfs of THE LIONS CLUB OF RISING SUN 6:30 p.m. Janes MeI'hodis'I Church Firsf and Third Thursdays Complimenfs CompIimen'I's gf R FILM MARKET wALKER'S HARDWARE T Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: 658-6777 SOUTHERN STATES RISING SUN WILEY CO-OPERATIVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Unk? Home APPIIance5 Por? Deposif, Maryland Grinding and Mixing Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: 658-6959 3 I ,, +I I WALKER OIL COMPANY Serving Pennsylvania and Maryland 24-Hour Oil Burner Service Mobilgas-Kerosene-Fuel Oil Phone: 932-8524 NoH'ingham, Pennsylvania Complimen+s of CHARM'S CANDY A Qualify Talley Theaireu SUN THEATRE Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: 658-6700 FinesI Qualify Moiion Picfure Presenlalions Mace Homes WILLARD E- MADE Phone: 658-6 I 66 ffl Horseshoe Road RISING SUN, MARYLAND 7. Age CLARY DAIRY SUPPLY Phone: 658-5I25 Rising Sun, Maryland 83 Complimenis SUN of ELECTRIC COMPANY DREXLEWS Porl' Deposi+, Maryland DRalce 5-2020 Residenfial Wiring - Privale Pole Lines Proprielors HOWARD DELP HARVEY coALE 365+ Wishes Pl10ne +0 .Hle Rising Sun 658-5304 or 658-6205 Graduafes of '64 DRENNAN'S PHARMACY Por+ Deposif, Maryland Complimenfs CHARLES SHOE STORE of MASSAGIC - JARMAN COBBIES - ENNA JETTICK SUN APPLIANCE 81 TELEVISION RED CROSS SHOES Rising Sun, Maryland NYl0n5 ' Socks -' Handbags Oxford, Pennsylvania Complimenfs w. C. WEBER af COMPANY 0, aim and Pai +e S Supphes YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Phone: 4l7 Easf 33rd. Sfreel Pori' Deposit Maryland 467-8984 Balfimore I8. Maryland R, F, LESLIE l, Q HOWARD B. TOME PERRYVILLE OIL COMPANY BUY al Nofih Hills Fuel Oil - Kerosene Treai' Yourself 'ro a Be'Her Living While You Are Living Oil Burner Phone: Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: 658-55I0 Sales - Service Midway 2-6626 84 WEST NOTTINGHAM LIVESTOCK AUCTION Sale Every Monday Nighl' 7:00 P.M. We solicif your liveslocl: of any fype: cows, bulls- sieers, heifers, hogs, pigs, poullry. and eggs. We will fil' and sell your dairy herds in our all weaiher barn where 'Ihey show Ihe besl- and bring The mos'I. If you are planning an auclion of any lrind, call us for management Truclrs are available for loading al' all limes. WEST NOTTINGHAM LIVESTOCK. INC. One mile norih of U.S. 273, Wes? Nofiingham, Maryland Our Thanks Io LORSTAN-THOMAS America's Foremosl' Yearbool: Phofographer MAIN OFFICE LOCAL STUDIO Phone: 658-6400 HAROLD MONTGOMERY. Manager 850 Broad Sireel' 905 Orange Sh-,ef NeW3fIC 2: NSW Jersey Wilminglon, Delaware Complimenls of CompIimen'I's F THE BETTER BUSINESSMEN 0 of ROCK SPRINGS STORE Rising Sun, Maryland Rock Springs, Maryland Phone: 658-5755 OAKWOOD GARAGE Towing Conowingo, Maryland Telephone 375-373 I McDOWELL SUPPLY, INC. Plumbing - Healing - Appliances Calverl, Maryland Phone: 658-6I55 BENJAMIN'S TRAILER COURT Lois 'For Renl- Trailers 'For Renf Pen Deposit Maryland DRal:e 5.7651 ALGER OIL COMPANY Disfribulor - Allanlic Pelroleum Producfs Oil Burner Sales and Service Phone: 658-6868 Rising Sun, Maryland JONES MOTOR COMPANY Sludebaker Lark Your dealer lor over 20 years Phone: DRake 5-4I 57 Conowingo, Maryland CompIimen+s of CHARLES T. CROTHERS CALVERT MANOR Insurance Phone: 658-5087 Rising Sun, Maryland CaIver+, Maryland Phone: 658-6555 BRAKEALL'S SERVICE STATION Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: 658-6785 McCOY MERCURY SALES Main and Mounf Rising Sun, Maryland MARAUDER MERCURY COMET f Sales and Service Safe Buy Used Cars Telephone: 658-6262 THE NATIONAL BANK OF RISING SUN Rising Sun. Maryland COMPLETE BANKING AND TRUST SERVICES Drive-In Banking AHer Hour Deposifory Phone 658-6333 Member DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION. FEDERAL RESER To Make Sludying Easier . . . make SEEING Easier! An up-'ro-dale s+udy lamp will do wonders Io help speed homework, because i'r makes seeing easier. Help make sludying easier for your children wi+h good ligh'I'ing. See I'he laI'esI' in sludenl' s'Iudy lamps a'I your dealer's, or al' our showroom. CONOWINGO POWER COMPANY V SYSTEM compllmems V T MIDDLETON FLORIST 0 ARMSTRONG TELEPHONE COMPANY Evmgreens Howe, DeS,g,,,ng RISING SUN, MARYLAND CECIL SALES CORPORATION Mobile Homes +o Suii' Your Needs Conowingo, Maryland Phone: 375-292I REED'S FUNERAL HOME RALPH REED Funeral Direcfor Phone: 658-6030 Rising Sun, Maryland Ku ,, S x Jax GSL THE JAY DEE DEPARTMENT STORE Dresses 'For Bridesmaids - Mofher of Bride - Flower Girls 55065 Dyed on Premises Grocery Sfore and Bufcher Shop OPEN DAILY 5546 R EVENING HOURS BY APPOINTMENT x-I Mi 'fav-'PA EAGLES OF OXFORD Complefe Home Furnishings Third and Marlcel' S+ree+ Phone: 932-96II Oxford, Pennsylvania Relax in EDITH'S BEAUTY HAVEN Souih 51h Sfreef Oxford, Pennsylvania Appoinfmenf Day or Evening Phone: 932-9l26 Proprieforz EDITH WEBB MORAN Complimenis of RISING SUN HOTEL cARRoL c. THOMAS Body and Fender Au+o Glass Radiaior Service SUN BODY SHOP Rising Sun, Maryland Complimenis of MOTEL DINER Conowingo. Maryland New Cores IIO Wilson Avenue H. E. HENDERSON Phone: DRal:e 5-1a5l Used RacIia+0rS Phone: 658-6888 Comzlgment Complimenis 'F cARsoN's DODGE, INC. 0 FOODLAND Phone: 658-5454 I47 Easi' Main Sfreei' Rising Sun, Maryland Conowingo, Maryland I ' I -,MNNB - KIRK'S RISING SUN RITCHIE MOTORS 58 +0 5'-00 5 'e Ill wesf Mein Sfreef The Biggesf Li++Ie Sfore in Ihe Ceun+ry. Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: ess-soeo Rising Sun. Maryland RAMBLER Phone: 658-6000 RAMBLER 89 HABBART K. McCOY, INC. Grain, Coal, Lime, Cemenl, Ferlilizer Purina Feeds, Seeds, Grinding, and Mixing Sun Fuel Oil and Kerosene Complimenfs of DINSMORE'S Chevrolel Sales and Service Rising Sun Phone: 658-5845 LIPKIN'S FURNITURE STORE Oxford, Pennsylvania Phone: 658-6464 Rising Sun, Maryland Phone! 932-247I Complimenfs . . . f Zem+I1 and RCA Television o COULSON'S STORE Zion, Maryland Phone: 658-5303 Service a'Fl'er 'lhe Sale RINGLER'S APPLIANCE STORE Oxford, Pennsylvania Besf Wishes THOMPSON'S GARAGE Zion, Maryland Phone: 658-6440 Complimenls of SOPH ER'S Oxford, Pennsylvania Complimenfs of ROBERT M. TOWNSEND SINCE Jeweler Phone: 1946 Cerlified Masfer Walchmaker 932-2896 Oxford, Pennsylvania HAMILTON ELGIN, BULOVA, WYLER, AND BENRUS WATCHES BIRTHSTONE RINGS - KEEPSAKE AND COLUMBIA DIAMOND RINGS L Complimenfs of Ihe OXFORD NEWS SHOP Oxford, Pennsylvania 90 HEN KLES 84 MCCOY Tree Trimming andscaping Driveway Building Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: 658-5522 SUN PHARMACY Cen+re Square Rising Sun Phone 658-6444 CONOWINGO CUT RATE Conowingo Shopping Cenier FOSTER'S ESSO STATION U.S. Roufe 96540 Norih East Maryland Phone: 287-8562 DOTTIE'S HAT NOOK Conowingo Phone 375-58II THE STORES OF PERSONAL SERVICE Handbags, Hosiery, Lingerie MARYLAND Cusfom Made Ha+s Phone: 658-6289 Rising Sun, Maryland Complimenfs of Complimenh WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE of Rising Sun, Maryland Home owned by CHARLES A. ADELMAN CONOWINGO INN Roufe I Rising Sun, Maryland Come Ea'I al' ParroI'I s Roufe 273 Harrisville MEATS NOVELTIES FROZEN FOODS Open Sundays and Holidays Phone: 658-5885 Specializing in T-Bone Sfealcs Nighlly Also Seafood Open 9 a.m. +ilI 2 a.m.-Monday Io Friday Open 9 a.m. 'IIII I2 p.m.-Safurday Phone: 658-5582 THE COBBLER SHOP Shoe Repairing of AII Types Molded Shoes Made +o Order Rising Sun, Maryland Complimenls of RISING SUN HARDWARE FAWN GROVE MAN U FACTU RING COMPANY INC. Manufaclurers of Dependable BLUE TOP Garmenfs General Of-Fice Rising Sun, Maryland 9l HARRINGTON BODY SHOP MT. ARARAT FARMS Body and Fender Repairs - Aufo Pain+ing - Frame Work - Glass Insfalled - Radiaror Repairs The Golden Guernsey DBIFY Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: 658-5050 POVI' Deposit M'3 YIa 'd DRaIce: 5-23I I CompIimen+s of ELKTON BANKING AND TRUST Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: 658-6333 Rising Sun, Maryland Phone: 658-678I Cuslomed Tailored Sea? Covers CompIimen+s Conver+ibIe Tops Qi CALVERT ATLANTIC STATION THE PRINT SHOP ATIas 7-3856 Norfh Eas+, Maryland Rou+e 272 CaIver'I', Maryland Business Phone: 658-554I RALPH K- CARPENTER Home Phone: 658-6375 W 1- J Complimenls n of 'Ihe . A 'R Complimenfs ,X of E. E. M CAULEY A D STUDENT COUNCIL as N SON Presidem Bmnmmes Con+racI'ors and Builders fiflplfliidiil Secrefary 'ffifffau' Rising Sun' Ma'YIa d ReCOfdif1Q Secfefdfy Anne Cooney Phone: 658-5830 Phone: 658-6866 Chaplain Gloria Wilson Treasurer Tom Ramsey CGPIGIH Allen Harringfo Judge David Ewing Advisor: Mr. A. N. Lee 92 Complimenfs of CARL A. HAN NA Insurance Agency RISING SUN. MARYLAND CompIimen+s of VESTA'S BEAUTY SHOP NOTTINGHAM CANNING CO., INC. No'Hingham, Pennsylvania Bu'r+ered Sauce and Brine-Packed Mushrooms OUR SPECIALTY MINSTERIS TYSON FUNERAL HOME Since 1895 VE'ei?..T,ai'S?LT+ffLEN Elkien- Me Ylend Newark- Delaware Phone: 658-6756 Rising Sun, Marylgmd AU! 0641? Afgy f5?g.CJ2L?ly KZZWLCLQ ML-ZM ifv' 1211405 'jgfmm SUN ATLANTIC Phone: ess-base C0mP 'e lS Rising Sun, Maryland of ASI'IBY'S Lubricafion, Washing, Tires, BaH-eries. Accessories Phone: Business Phone: Residence 658-50 I 5 658-5025 COMPLIM ENTS OF MARKER INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Real Es+a+e CLIFFORD MARKER Rising Sun. Maryland Complimenis of ANN NESBITT BEAUTY SALON BENJAMIN BROTHERS, INC. Farmall Tradors, Frigidaire Appliances. McCormick-New Idea-New Holland Farm Equipmen+ Phone: 658-5666 Rising Sun, Maryland 93 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I964, From Harford Coun+y's Largesl' Employer In Privafe lndusfry . . . Manufacfurer of Canvas, Rubber, Vinyl, and Leafher Foofwear . Providing Job Oppor+uni'I'ies in Many Challenging Careers . SHOE COMPANY, INC BELCAMP. MARYLAND We Make Bala Shoes - People Make Them Popular Caroline Bandy Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allred, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allred, Sr. Mrs. Roland Allred Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Afwood Mr. and Mrs. Leonda Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Earl BarreH' Edwina Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benjamin Mrs. John M. Benjamin Rufus J. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' Benneif Mr. and Mrs. Earl Besi Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Biggers Mr. and Mrs. lssac Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Blaclc PATRON S Mrs. Mildred Criswell Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crofhers Mr. and Mrs. David Cullen Mrs. Elizabefh Cullen The Douglas Family Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Dugger Allan Eclrman Donald S. Elville Mrs. Emily England Mrs. Eugene England Mrs. Howard England Mrs. Rowena England Mr. and Mrs. James C. Eshleman A Friend Mr. and Mrs. William Ewing Farmingion Garage A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Mariine, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Wilson J. McCardell Mr. and Mrs. F. Guy McGrady Jane Bralreall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Braheall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Bralreall and Family Miss Joanne Brammer A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brammer, Jr. Mrs. Clyde Brammer Mr. and Mrs. Cooney Brammer Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Brandenburg Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Broolrs Mrs. Clemson Brown Mr. and Mrs. Armand Felfy Mr. and Mrs. Carlfon Feliy Fossefi' lnsurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Sfeward T. Fowler Chrisfine Gambill Gwyn Gambill, lnsurance Mrs. Helen Gamble Roberi' A. Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Garvin, Jr. Richard L. Goodie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Graham Fred Graybeal Glen R. Grove L. Bulloch Jay Brown Mile and Mildred Brown Mr. and Mrs. Haffield Bryani' Mr. and Mrs. Walier W. Bryanf Mr. and Mrs. Walier Buck, Jr. Mr. Benjamin Emory Holbroolr Mr. Francis Thompson Mr. Charles Daniel Bullocl: Mr. and Mrs. Francois D. Bulloclr Miss Kay Joyce Bulloch Mr. Kenneih D. Bulloclt Mr. and Mrs. Walier D. Bulloch Clara L. Burion George Burfon Mildred Burlon Myra Leana Burion Melvin R. Calandar Mr. and Mrs. Waller Cameron and Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneih Carier Roy G. Cole Brenda L. Comer Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Comer Mrs. Jack Connelly Mrs. Louise Cooney Coulson's Siore Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cox and Family A Friend Miss Julie Ann Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Hall Miss Pamela Hall Al Hallan Mrs. Sfella Hamilion Blanche L. Harringion Mrs. Clarence Harris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Harry A. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hosier Hovermill Bryan? Jones Richard H. Keller James C. Kerns Fred Krarhge Cynihia Lodge Miss A. May Logan Marie Croihers Logan Susan Logan Mr. Richard Lonie Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lucas Roberi Lucas Mrs. Osa Meadows Mrs. E. T. Miller Timolhy Miller John Monfgomery Mr. and Mrs. Roberi Montgomery Mr. Ellis Nesbifi' Mr. Jack Owens Rev. and Mrs. David G. Paul A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Branham D. Perry Mrs. Helen Pierce Roger Pofienbarger Mr. and Mrs. George B. Preflyman, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Pugh Mrs. Ada Pupperman Roland R. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. William G. Reynolds R. B. Rigler Miss Emma Robinson Earl F. Sarfain, Jr. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sebold Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shingler Shirley and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Snyder Mrs. Fred Sremple Mrs. Rufh Sfephenson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Siewarl' Susquehanna Inn Harold C. Swisher Dr. and Mrs. Neil R. Taylor Mrs. Grace l. Terry Mr. and Mrs. Howard Terry Mr. Paul L. Thompson Mrs. Sara Turner Mrs. H. T. Touchron Alfon C. Vichery A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Perry Vose Mr. Norman C. Way Mr. and Mrs. Vicror Webb Mr. and Mrs. Guss Willis The Benner? Wilson Family Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wilson Mr. Robert Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ross Worrilow The Ray Siaff wishes io ihanlr everyone who has coniribuied 'I'o ihis publicaiion. We would like io exfencl a special +hanlc you 'lo our phoiographers, Mr. Clyde Bayless, Sandi Hosier, John Boyd, Barbara McCardell, and io our ariisi, Barbara Kerns. 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