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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

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Q M yi KVA I , ,, ,nw , in THE RAY Rising Sun High School Rising Sun, Maryland FQREWORD This was an unusual year at Rising Sun High School. Each rain isolated the building in a sea of mud. Classes were conducted against the back- ground of clatter of construction equipment. Confusion and delay were the order of our environment. But the basic work of education continued. The class of T965 will graduate while each succeeding class moves nearer to that same goal. The Seniors share memories of problems solved by mutual effort, fun which is always a part of school, and the final achievement of graduation. The T965 Ray has captured highlights from these activities and re- corded them for all to remember. The staff sincerely hopes that the reader will find delight in reviewing them. CDNTENTS FOREWCRD DEDICATION FACILI LTY AND ADMINISTRATION SENIORS LINDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS MGMENTS TO REMEMBER ADVERTISEMENTS Dedication Miss Eva P. Nutter The Senior Class takes great pleasure in dedi- cating THE 1965 RAY to Miss Eva P. Nutter, who gave much of her time and energy to uphold the scholastic standards of our school and to enrich the lives of her students. Although she has retired from teaching, she will always be remembered in the hearts of all the students who were fortunate enough to have her as a teacher. X W Seniors, your motto brings two thoughts to mind: CU the achiever has a more difficult problem in choosing a path than most people understand, and C21 the mentally-healthy person does a better job of walking the pathway he has chosen. When the privilege of attending college was offered to the veterans returning from World War Il, hundreds of these young adults asked the university counselors to help them find the iob for which they were best suited. Guidance counselors gave batteries of aptitude tests, and they found that the high achievers had the basic requirements to succeed in many fields. It was not so much that a student was made to be a doctor, an engineer, or a teacher, but that the student persevered in the prescribed course of training and made himself into a competent doctor, engineer, or teacher. With the multiplicity of pathways to service in our modern world, there will be no senior spared to task of making choices. After the alternatives have been carefully considered and a choice has been made, the mentally healthy person channels his energies toward trying to make a success of the path he chose. Noted artists have said that we could all learn to paint in oils, play an instrument, and dance gracefully. Possibly each person does achieve less that he could. But, in one's chosen vocation, to achieve a salable service for the competitive world in which we live requires a concentration of best effort. It is not enough to start down a number of paths. It is not wise to dis- sipate energy detouring to see if untried fields produce greener grass. The vigor with which the chosen pathway is trod helps to make the choice turn out well. Wal if MJ? Principal s Message VICE-PRINCIPAL Samuel B. Hackney GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Lelia Frazer SECRETARIES: Dorothy Brokaw, Evelyn Reynolds, Kathryn Ewing - ii: , MMM! ' All MISS BARBARA BLAZIC MRS.ANNE BROWN Art Commercial MRS. AVIS BROWN Special Education MR. DAVID HIXON MRS. IDA JENKINS Industrial Aris Science MRS. ALBERTA MAY MISS SUSANNA ROBERTS Physical Education, Science Spanish, English MISS RILLA WHITTEN English li MRS. MARGARET BAILEY MR. CLYDE BAYLESS MR. RONALD BLACK Er19liSl1, l'liSf0fY, 50Cl0l09Y Science Physical Education, Music MR. CHARLES BROADWAY MR. JOHN BRUCE Business Arithmetic Agriculture MRS. ELIZABETH BURT Physical Education 2,1 . 7 MRS. EDITH CAMERON History MR. ARZA ELDER English, Geography MR. WILBUR ELLISON MRS. HELEN HARDING MR. FRANK HEATON Mathematics, Science Hisiory History MR. FRANCIS HEERY MR. FRED KRATHGE MR. ARNOLD LEE MathemaYics, Science Librarian Commercial WWW? MISS ELIZABETH LONG MR. RICHARD LONIE MRS. HELEN MARCIN English Science Commercial ai LQ 'y . MR' WILLIAM MARTIN MR. PAUL OLIVER MRS. HELEN ORAM MEII-Iemancs English, Geography, English Physical Education 1 5 45... MR. ROLAND REYNOLDS MR. HARRY SHARKEY MR. RAYMOND SHINGLER Music, Band Social Studies Mathemaiics MR. DARWIN STRUBLE MR. HAROLD SWISHER MRS. ALTON VICKERY Physical Education English, Psychology Home Economics My MISS CECELIA VILLANI MR. WARREN WARREN MR. DONALD YOUNG Home Economics Mechanical Drawing Mathematics Big and tall, great and small. I told them they could quit if they wanted to! Yes, Linda, runners really can die on third. f Z President-BILL FRAZIER Vice-President-RAYMOND SHINGLER Secretary-DON NA BARROW SENIOR CLASS FFICERS Treasurer-TOM RAMSEY Assistant-SHIRLEY LOGAN Early in the year the Seniors elected tive very capable people to assume the respon- sibility ot leading the class. They have been outstanding in their efforts and have set a tine example tor future classes. LOIS AB EL Lois Academic Fortunate are they who have her for a friend. Ambition: Pharmacist Cheerleader I, Script Letter I, Junior Red Cross Vice-President I, Activities Award 2, Chorus i, 2, 3, 4, All County Chorus 2, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Biology Club Vice-President 2, Biology Seminar 3, English Seminar 3, Hockey 3, 4, RAY Staff 4. BETTY JO ASHLEY Donut Commercial Merrily, merrily shall I live. Ambition: Secretary HENRY ALBERT BAUGHER Henry Academic None but himself could be his paralIel. Ambition: Civil Engineer Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Man- ager 2, Soccer Manager 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Vice-President 3, Audio Visual Club I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LOUISE BENJAMIN Louise Academic A happy life consists of tranquility of the mind. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Fashion Show i, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, RAY Staff 4. DONNA LEE BARROW Donna Commercial Nothing is so popular as kindness. Ambition: Private Secreary Junior Class Treasurer, Prom Committee, Senior Class Secretary. ARTHUR LEE BARTON Art Vocational Agriculture The foundation of the country is the working man. Ambition: Dairy Farmer Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Wrestling 4. 3. JOHNNIE BILBO Bo General He does things quietly, but none the less surely. Ambition: Air Force Christiana High School, Christiana, Delaware. LESLIE BISHOP Les Academic She sings from a happy heart. Ambition: Music Teacher Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3, Softball 1, 2, Athletic Council 1, 2, Hockey I, 3, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, District Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Chairman 3, Safety Patrol 2, Future Teachers of America 3, Chorus I, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, All State Chorus 4, All County Chorus 3, 4. - ' I5 MARY ALICE BURTON Mary Commercial Be true to your word, and your work, and your friends. Ambition: Accountant BARRY CAMERON Barry Academic A fine fellow and a good sport. Ambition: Jet Pilot Safety Patrol I, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY LOU BREWER Betty Commercial Jolly, yet serious, Witty, yet wise. Ambition: Private Secretary Perfect attendance 2, 3, Prom Committee, Executive Committee 4, RAY Staff 4, Senior Play. JESSIE L. BROOKS, JR. Butch General Jessie can adapt himself to almost any situation. Track I, 2, 3, Baseball 2. PAULINE ANNA CHAPMAN PauIine General Business A friendly smile for worthwhile things. Ambition: Secretary Prom Committee, Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3. MELISSA JANE COPENHAVER Lis Where there is laughter, there is Lis. Ambition: Practical Nurse I6 .1 ROBERT CARTER Bob Commercial A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Ambition: IBM Operator Homeroorn Vice-President I, Traffic Court Clerk 4. BARBARA CHAPMAN Barbara I Commercial Good sense and good nature are never separated. Ambition: Secretary General - .41 LILLIAN VIRGINIA COULSON Ginny General Ginny is easy-going and friendly. Ambition: Secretary Safety Patrol I. PATRICIA JEAN COWGILL Pat Academic Pat is an excellent speaker. Ambition: Journalist Transfer from West Vigo, Indiana, I, 2, Debating Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. RANDALL ROBERT CUMM Randy General Business Randy can always come up with an answer. Ambition: Draftsman Homeroom President I, 3. FRANCIS EARL DIXON Franny General Franny is one of those people who make the world brighter. Ambition: State Policeman Chorus I, 2, 4. If MINNIE LOUISE CRAFT Lou General A shy petite girl who is friendly to all. Ambition: Radio Announcer ALFRED THOMPSON CROTHERS Crumb Commercial Tommy possesses a mind free of unfairness and preiudicef' Ambition: Agricultural Engineer Basketball I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Athletic Council 3, Secretary of Student Court 4. NANCY JEAN DURGIN Nancy Academic When there's a iob to be done, Nancy is always willing to heIp. Ambition: Teacher J.V. Basketball I, J.V. Volleyball I, Jr. Red Cross I, Safety Patrol I, Hockey I, F.T.A. I, 3, Chorus I, 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, Biology Club 2, Softball 3, Homeroom Secretary 3, RAY Staff, Senior Play. LAVON RAE EICHELBERGER Vonnie General Business i'Lavon is always eager and willing to learn. Ambition: Clerk Typist Millville High School, Millville, New Jersey, I, 2, Future Nurses of America I. I7 NANCY JANE FAU5 NERGY Academic She's a little girl with big eyes and a big personality. Ambition: Beautician Lower Paxton I, Central Dauphin, Harrisburg, Penna., 2, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff, Volleyball Manager 4, Chorus 3, 4, Basketball Manager 4. REX WARREN FELTNIAN' RSX Academic Rex is a vigorous worker with a lively sense of humor. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Track I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, 4, Script Letter 'l, 2, 3, School Store I, 2, Athletic Award 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, All County Chorus 2, Concert Choir 3, 4, Senior Play. VIRGINIA MARGARET FOX Ginger General Ginger lightens the heart and widens the smile when she's around. Ambition: Beautician DAVID FRAZIER Dave General Business Where there's a crowd, you will always find David. Ambition: Army Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Concert Choir 3, 4. I8 HAZEL VIRGINIA ELDRETH Hazel General HazeI has energy to spare. Ambition: Clerk Typist Perfect Attendance I, Cheerleader I, 2, Chorus I, 2, Homeroom Secretary I, 2, 3, Volleyball 4. SHIRLEY MARIE ELDRETH Shirley Commercial Shirley is as pleasant as she is attractive. Ambition: Stenographer Perfect Attendance I, Junior Red Cross 1, Homeroom Vice-Pres- ident I, Homeroom President 2, Chorus I, 2, 4, Cheerleader 'I, 2. HARRY ERNST FISHER Harry Academic One of Harry's main interests is Chevies. Ambition: Automobile Mechanic DELPHINE AILEEN FOWLER DeIphine General Business Delphine is a very talented seamstress as one can tell by look- ing at her clothes. Ambition: To be good at whatever I attempt. Band I, Red Cross 'I. aaa.ttt:atf:L.st.Qtxtas1sQpr.:.s:.c.:.sa.s.a ta:ezr.Mtw .-.. :vw a.ee.fsx:c.2zeau.raas .aQ.a1Jem:umx. nv..-zt.xe:.saamwre: SHARON YVONNE FRAZIER I'Sharon General Business Sharon has a sympathetic nature, Ambition: Business Teacher Band 1, Librarian 2, Second Lieutenant 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, Debating Team 3, 4, Senior Executive Committee, RAY Staff. WILLIAM AVERILL FRAZIER Bill Academic He is a believer in the saying, 'Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well'. Ambition: Medical Research Band 1, 4, Captain 2, 3, All County Band i, 2, Eastern Shore Band 2, Chorus Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, President 3, All County Chorus 3, Biology Club President 2, Science Fair 2, Biology Seminar 3, National Youth Conference on the Atom 3, Physics Seminar 4, Student Council 3, Script Letter l, 2, 3, Scholarship Award 'l, 2, 3, Citizenship Award 2, Senior Class President, Bausch and Lomb Award. GEORGE LARRY GIBNEY George Vocational Agriculture Everybody's friend, nobody's enemy. Ambition: Welder Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3, Reporter 4. CECIL PHILLIP GOUGH lll Skip Academic The longer you know him the better you like him. Ambition: Accountant Photography Club l. LINDA LEE FRETWELI. Linda Commercial Linda excels in the field of music. Ambition: To be a good musician Homeroom Secretary I, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, All County Chorus I, 2, 4, Music Award l, 3, All State Chorus 4. ROBERT EARL GAMBILL Bobby Vocational Agriculture Bobby is short in stature, large in F.F.A. leadership. Ambition: Farmer Track l, 2, 3, Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4. BRENDA SUE GREER Brenda General Business Brenda is easily recognized by her blonde hair. Ambition: Secretary. Perfect Attendance 2, 3. PEGGY ANN GRIFFIN Peggy Commercial Peggy is never worried, never hurried. Ambition: Secretary Prom Committee 3. I9 'Www- DEBORAH HAMILTON Debbie General Business She is a very quiet and sincere girl. Ambition: Secretary DEBORAH JOYCE HAMILTON Debbie General Business Debbie will always be remembered for her great sense of humor. Ambition: Clerk Typist Band I, Prom Committee 3. M Stieff l SUSAN LOUISE HOLBROOK Sue General Business She always has a smile to greet a friend. Ambition: Private Secretary Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, Volleyball 2, Class President 2, Hall Patrol 3, Prom Committee 3. CAROL LEA HUBIS Lea Academic Happiness consists of activity. Ambition: Teacher F.T.A. Treasurer 1, Safety Patrol 'l, Chorus 'l,-3, Biology Club Vice-President 2, Student Council 3, English Seminar 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Hockey 'I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 4, RAY Sports Editor, Senior Play. JEFFREY ALLAN GROVE Jeff General Jeff has an endless abundance of energy, especially when it comes to sports. Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball T, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Concert Choir 3, Judge of Traffic Court 4, Senior Play. JERRY ALLEN GWALTNEY Jerry General Good nature is a valuable asset. Ambition: Accountant Safety Patrol 2, 3. ,..t- 1. MARY ANN HANNA Mary Commercial Mary is a girl who knows her own mind. Ambition: History Teacher Debating Team 3. MARY BETH HILAMAN Beth Academic Math Beth's vivaciousness will help her in the field of athletics. Ambition: Teacher Softball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4. zo ,t ffidfff GAIL LYN HUBIS Lyn Academic She is always in the midst of some activity. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Junior Red Cross 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Award 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club Secretary 2, Script Letter 2, RAY Pho- tograph Editor, Senior Play. CAROLYN LOUISE JOHNSON Carolyn General Business A happy life consists of tranquility of the mind. Ambition: To be happy PATRICIA ANN KIRK Patsy General Business When the students cheer, Patsy is there. Ambition: Medical Secretary Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Hall Patrol 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice- President 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. ANDREW H. KNEUKER Harold General Reason shall prevail with me more than popular opinion. Ambition: Electrician Safety Patrol 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID LEROY JONES David Academic His popularity is based on taking life as it comes. Ambition: Military Service Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3, N.E.D.T. Award 3, Prom Committee 3, National Education Week Play 3, Senior Play. LINDA LEE JONES Linda General Linda possesses a pleasing disposition. Ambition: Clerk Typist Homeroom Treasurer 1, 3, Volleyball 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 4. l GREGORY LACHGWICZ Greg Academic One day he is up, the other down. Ambition: Medical Research Baseball Manager 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Per- fect Attendance 1, 3, Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Biology Seminar 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, County Science Fair 3, 4. SHIRLEY ESTELLE LOGAN Shirley Commercial She sets a spirited example of loyalty to her school. Ambition: Medical Secretary Homeroom Treasurer 1, Junior Red Cross 1, 'Basketball 1, Soft- ball Manager 1, 2, Volleyball Manager 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Sec- retary 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, All County Chorus 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Perfect Attendance 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, Recording Secretary 4, Citizenship Award 2: RAY Staff, Script Letter 3, Senior Class Assistant Treasurer. 21 4 'S .4 BARBARA LEE LUCAS Barb Commercial Barbara has a heart with room for every ioy. Ambition: Secretary Softball 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. BARBARA ANN LYNERD Barb Academic Barb is as cute as a ladybug and as friendly as a Spaniel. Ambition: Nurse Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 2, Hockey 3, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, District Red Cross 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, All County Chorus 3, 4, Red Cross Board of Directors 4, Senior Play. AMELIA INGRID MAKI Ingrid Academic Ingrid is soft-spoken and has an engaging smile. Ambition: Medical Technician Track 1, Social Committee of Student Council 4. DENNIS SHERMAN MARSHALL Denny Vocational Agriculture Self-reliance and self-respect are valuable commodities in life. Ambition: Dairy Farmer Future Farmers of America Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4. 22 SHARON LEE LOUGH Sharon Academic Sharon is an energetic girl who is always meticulous in appear- ance. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher J.V. Basketball 1, Hockey 1, 3, Jr. Red Cross 1, Safety Patrol 1, School Store 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Script Letter 1, 3, F.T.A. 1, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Homeroorn Treasurer 2, 3, English Seminar 3, RAY Staff. KEITH CHESTER LOVE Keith Academic We find him where there is music. Ambition: College Music Professor Script Letter 1, Gold Bar 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, All County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 3, 4, Debating Team 3, 4, Senior Play. JOAN ELLEN MacCAULEY Joanie General She goes quietly about her own business. Ambition: Undecided Athletic Council 3, Safety Patrol 3, F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart. CAROLYN EMILIE MAHON EY Em Commercial She is serious minded and a steady worked Ambition: Private Secretary Chorus 1, Junior Red Cross 2, Script Letter 2, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. ..-A .4 HENRY WALTON MASON Henry Academic The greater the difficulty, the more he enioys surmounting it. Ambition: Agriculture Basketball ly Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Wres- tling 4, Citizenship Award 3: Safety Patrol 3, 4, Perfect Attend- ance CI2 yearsj. LINDA KATHERINE McCANN Linda Academic Linda always seems to be concerned with the happiness of others. Ambition: Teacher of History or English Transfer from Mountlake Terrace, Washington, RAY Staff, Assistant Editor RAY. Us ...Wav DORIS JEAN McMlLLAN Doris Commercial Doris is noble in thought and deed. Ambition: Legal Secretary Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3. TYRONE ERIC NICMULLEN HTYH General He is very generous with his time and energy. Ambition: Race Car Driver and Marine Track 'Ig Prom Committee 3. PHYLLIS MAXIN E MEADOWS Phil General One needs common sense to succeed. Ambition: Beautician ALAN EARL MCCUMMINGS 'fplaf-,nel Vocational Agriculture A carefree fellow who takes things as they come. Ambition: Forest Ranger Homeroom Secretary 'Ig Perfect Attendance 'I. few C' GEORGE FRANK MEARS George A constant friend is rare and hard to find. Ambition: l.B.M. Operator Track 1, 2: Basketball 1, 3, Audio-Visual T, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS R. MILLER Tom Tom is usually seen reading a book. Ambition: Automatic Transmission Mechanic Perfect Attendance I, 2. Commercial General 23 2: fs ii? if ,IS .ff TONI SHERRY MOORE Toni Commercial Toni possesses loyalty-an admirable trait. Ambition: Secretary LINDA MARIE MORGAN Spider Commercial One needs common sense to succeed and a sense of humor to be happy, Ambition: Private Secretary Magazine Manager I, Prom Committee 2, Class Secretary 2, 3. KENNY PAUL PATRICK Pete General No mind is well organized unless there is a sense of humor. Ambition: Mechanic WILLIAM THOMAS RAMSEY Tom Academic Tom divides his time equally between sports and studies. Ambition: Architect Chorus 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track i, 2, 4, Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Treasurer 2, 3, Athletic Award l, 3, Activities Award l, 2, Script Letter I, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance l, 3, School Store 1, 2, Magazine Co-Captain 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Treasurer. GLENN MONK Glenn General Silence is a talent greatly to be cherished. Ambition: Army Career Transfer from Edgar Falls Smith H.S., York, Pa., I. GLORIA JEAN MONTGOMERY GIOI'i6 Commercial GIoria has the initiative to succeed in whatever she under- takes. Ambition: Medical Secretary Chorus i, Homeroom President i, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Official 2, 3, 4, Script Letter 3, Citizenship Award 3, Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 3, Debating Team 3, RAY Editor. KATHLEEN SU E N EWSOME ' Kas General Business Kathy is cute, clever, and full of fun. Ambition: Secretary Prom Committee 3. ANITA LOUISE OGLESBY Anita Academic Life is what you make it. Ambition: Pediatrics Band i, Chorus I, 2, 3, Biology Club 2, N.E.D.T. Award 3, Prom Committee 3, Debating Team 3, 4, English Seminar 3, Drama Club 4, N.M.S.Q.T. Letter 4, Senior Play. GLORIA ANN RICHTER Hillbilly General Time goes quickly when you're talking with Gloria. Ambition: File Clerk Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Council 2, Safety Patrol 2, 3, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Red Cross 3, Volleyball 4. CHARLES GRANVILLE RILEY Butch General Butch is fond of fun. Ambition: Barber Junior Class President 3, Prom Committee 3. L PAULA JANE SHMEL Paula Academic Kindness is the first of all virtues. Ambition: Nurse Career Book Trophy i. KENNETH KIRKWOOIQ SIMMERS Kenny ACadEtT1lC Wins without boasting, loses without excuse. Ambition: Accountant Perfect Attendance l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Student Council 2, Homeroom President 3, Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 3, Safety Patrol 4. RUTHANN RITCHIE Charlie General Business A neat appearance is a silent recommendation. Ambition: To be an efficient homemaker. Junior Red Cross l, Chorus 'l, 2. RAY ANDERSON SHINGLER Ramie Academic Ray has great ability in all phases of sports. Ambition: Architect Perfect Attendance 'l, Magazine Chairman l, 2, 3, Script Letter 1, 2, 3, Baseball i, 2, 3, 4, School Store 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Award 3, Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, Captain 4, Senior Class Vice-President, Drafting Club 4, Senior Play. 4 0 PAULA SUE SMALLWOOD Paula I General Business Paula does all things decently and in order. Ambition: Accountant National Honor Society 3, 4, RAY Staff. ELLEN LOUISE SMITH Ellen General Pleasant words are valued and do not cost much. Ambition: Practical Nurse X Homeroom Vice-President 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Play. 25 FRANKLIN B. STOUT Spider General Personality and insight make Frank everyone's friend. Ambition: Barber Homeroom Treasurer T, Track I, 2, Audio-Visual Club I, 2, 3, 41 Prom Committee 3, Junior Class Vice-President 3. MARY ANN TAYLOR Dolly Commercial Mischief is her middle name. Ambition: Executive Secretary Homeroom Secretary I, Maiorette I, 2, Student Council 2, Athletic Council 3. THOMAS JAMES VERNON Tommy Commercial Let us say what we feel, and feel what we say. Ambition: State Police Vocational Agriculture I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3. JUDY CATHERINE WAGNER u Judy General Business To be trusted is a great compliment. Ambition: Medical Secretary Softball 1, Perfect Attendance 2. 26 WILLIAM P. SMITH Bill General Business BiII is not afraid to face new horizons. Ambition: Mortician Student Council 3, 4. WALTER FREDDIE STANLEY Walt Vocational Agriculture Walter is a truly modest fellow. Ambition: Farmer Future Farmers of America 2, 3, Secretary 4. VIRGINIA LOUISE TESTERMAN Ginny General Business A girl with a knack to do everything well. Ambition: Medical Secretary Debating Team 3. JOHN LITTLETON THOMAS,JR. Tommy Academic Tommy is a person with varied interests. Ambition: Chemical Engineer Croix Chapeau Junior High School, France, I, Avon Grove High School, Penna., I, Clouchester High School, Virginia, 2, 3, Mary- land Boys' State 3, Prom Committee 3, Chorus 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Play, RAY Staff, Science Seminar 4, Wrestling Team 4, Debating Team 4, N.M.S.Q.T. Letter 4, Student Council 4. KAREN JEAN WALLACE Kay Academic Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Ambition: Nursing County Band l, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I, 2, Biology Club 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. DAVID BRUCE WEAVER David General A light heart lives long. Ambition: Barber Athletic Council 2. JEAN REID WHALING Jeanie General Business Jeanie is competent and helpful, Ambition: Clerk Typist Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. ERSA LEE WILCOX Ersa Commercial A good listener is always popular. Ambition: Secretary Track I. ROBERT WALTER WEBB Bob General As long as he is active, he is happy. Ambition: Barber Basketball I, Band I, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 2, Prom Coma mittee 3. RODGER ALTON WELDY Rodger Commercial You know I say just what I think, and nothing more nor less. Ambition: Draftsman Script Letter 3, Audio Visual I, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 'l, 3, Baseball I, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Homeroom Vice-President I, 2, RAY Business Manager. 41 GLORIA JANE WILSON Gloria Academic Few things are impossible when one has diligence and skill. Ambition: Music Teacher Student Council I, Chaplain 3, Athletic Council 3, Basketball I, Chorus I, 2, President 3, Vice-President 4, Concert Choir, Treasurer 3, 4, All County Chorus 2, 3, All State Orchestra 2, 3, Mid-Eastern Orchestra 3, F.T.A. Secretary I, Treasurer 2, 3: Citizenship Award l, Script Letter 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Activities Award 3, Biology Club 2, History Seminar 3, RAY Staff, Senior Play. HENRY RUSSELL WINGLER Sam General A silent, shy, peace loving man. Ambition: Truck Driver ROBERT JOSEPH WITMAN Bob General Under all speech that is good for anything there lies a silence that is better. Ambition: Trolley Car Motorman Chorus 3. LYNETTE GAIL WYLDS WyIdsie Academic Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Ambition: Veterinarian Transferred from David G. Farragut H.S., Rota, Spain, Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Track 3, 4, Hockey 47 Senior Play. SHARON CLAUDETTE YATES 'Sharon General Sharon always says something funny at the right time. Ambition: Beautician Red Cross I, Student Council 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Executive Committee 4. Our American Field Service Foreign Exchange Student I am very glad to have this opportunity to express my deep gratitude to the American Field Service and to Rising Sun High School, because I could come to the States and because everyone has been so helpful to me. In this our world, where the preservation of peace is an extreme need, a big contribution to this purpose can be given by offering the chance to young people to visit foreign countries, especially the United States, whose prominence and prestige are increasing more and more. Simply watching the political election on television, I could realize how many prejudices can fall when direct contact is made with the feelings and the problems of the nation giving hospitality to us. I fervently hope for the continuation and extension of the American Field Service program for better harmony and concord all the world over. fx . 28 'YYLQMOS 'blblkx v M 1, f , Y 'T r lm 2 The Class of I965 CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Whife ,, MONO Camafiorw Lef us choose well our pafhvvayg we are The ones who musf walk in if. l L MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALENTED Bill Frazier W f L W Gloria Montgomery Linda Fretwell L , L 77,,,,, ,7,,, L, Keith Love MOST ATHLETIC MOST COMICAL Lyn Hubis L,L, , L Jeff Grove Dolly Taylor ,, L LL,,,L Bob Webb MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MOST MANNERLY Shirley Logan ,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,, , Jeff Grove Robert Carier O Linda MCCar1r1 Favorites l FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL-AROUND Frank STOUT OO OOOO OOOO O OO Leslie Bishop Gloria Wilson OO ,,7,, 7,,,77 O OO Jeff Grove Our Senior Advisors I Miss Villani, Mr. Heaton, Mrs. Oram, Mrs. Cameron Class History In l959, students from Rising Sun, Calvert, and Conowingo Elementary Schools entered the seventh grade at Rising Sun as the class of l965. During the year we held a Russian Week in our social studies class. All the stu- dents wore dark clothes and conducted themselves in the manner of Russian school children. Our first class trip was to Franklin Institute, Betsy Ross House, Carpenter Hall, and Independence Hall in Philadelphia. One of the classes visited the community pond. In the eighth grade we toured a newspaper plant in Philadelphia and the State House and Naval Academy in Annapolis. This was an election year, so many of the history classes debated the issues of the presidential cam- paign. One of the class dances that year was the Mad Hatters Dance. Many of our classmates were in the op- eretta Mississippi Melody. We ended the year with a pleasure trip to Hershey Amusement Park. In the ninth grade we picked our courses for the next four years of study. Several of the classes, while study- ing civics, made a tour of the Chrysler Corporation. That year our music department presented the musical Ca- rousel. Another pleasure trip to Hershey Park ended the year. In the tenth grade one of the classes went to see Romeo and Juliet in Wilmington. Several of the classes had dances, such as the Mr. lrresistible Dance. In March, many of us took part in the musical Oklahomal At the end of the year one of the classes took a trip to Willow Grove Amusement Park. In October of our Junior year, we proudly received our class rings. To help raise money toward the Junior- Senior Prom, we sold Christmas cards, had a car wash, and held dances. On May 2, we held the Prom at the Newark Country Club. The Concert Choir made its first major trip to Burlington, North Carolina, where they sang at several schools, a church, and Elon College. That was the first year for intramural sports. The varsity soccer team won the District Championship. Our president, John F. Kennedy, was assassinated in November of that year. We will always remember how that news affected us. Our Senior year was filled with memorable activities. The class officers were elected. We began with earnest efforts to enlarge the class treasury. The first major event was a chicken barbecue in October. In November we gave the play The Defiance of David Charles. Since this was also an election year, the Seniors conducted a mock election, which involved grades nine through twelve. At an assembly two opposing teams debated the issues of the candidates. During the months from September to March, the yearbook staff worked very hard to meet the deadlines. As the construction work progressed, our school began to change. Our library was enlarged, and bleachers were put into the gymnasium. Wrestling teams were organized as a part of our physical education program. Through the help of many of the Senior boys, the soccer team again won the District Championship. This year has passed swiftly. Graduation ceremonies will never be forgotten. Each year had its own special mem- ories, but we will always cherish the memories of our Senior year. 32 Llnderclassmen Jesse Abrams Joan Aldred Roberta Baldwin Kathleen Barrett Nancy Baugher Albert Biggs Barbara Brokaw Richard Brown James Burcham Robert Burlin Benjamin Clark Paul Coale Paul Connelly Ray Cowan Michael Cowgill Inez Crigler John Cullen Terry Dalton . Q iff nf . . R. 4 '-k.. ,rV,, E .J .. I A A E g 'K' J -.5: - all llll l,., li ,gi Z r- ' J Ji Juniors K . x ,,., b .y,, 1 Q.., it .. if?- if ft? 4rr,..,r Mary Dickerson Betty Dollenger Sharon Dugger Neil Eller Laura Ewing Linda Ewing Elizabeth Fox Carole Gambill Patricia Gambill Harold Gentry Gerald Gentry Judy Gilley .. at 53 tl ilk Ronald Goad Donna Gordon Dorothy Grinstead Roger Hamilton Lisa Harding Dale Hash Marian Heaps fwfr Q r A 1? 5 ' Sip-fx , 5 f:.' '- J 'tt' 'Z c ' sax, I X 'ff i Y ,iff y Dale Lotthouse Mary Jane Long Robert MacDonald Neil Madron Diane Martin Helen McCardell Susan McCardell Margaret McCummings Virginia McDowell Virginia McGlothlin Patricia Mclnturff Mary Meadows 'S Q if 3,515 'S Stir .f Q ,X ,Y 1, X , .. , at ,.,,'E'? .3 X A Ztz E:.: I '.if1 ,::E. Juniors is Patsy Hemrick Robert Hilamin Judith Holman Mary Holman Linda Jenkins Joyce Johnson Barbara Jones Donald Jones Judee Jones David Jourdan Ralph Jourdan Charles Kenny Joseph Kilby James Kiser Patricia Kneuker Terrence Lewis Michael Lieske Darla Little 53 A at .. 5. . 3 s ef ' iff? Richard Meadows : V -, V , J Paul Mears l Q5 ' -.-- ci h Q 'H ,X Anita Milliner ,Q , .c J P 5 '.Q , , fy gy Edward Mink ' 0 ' .. Elaine Montgomery 'ail i ' ig ? V3 ft V A Glenn Montgomery Y :kl , .. :-- X ..k. - L. I vkri I r g Nancy Morris h I .. 'J l 35 4 is 5 Kenneth Orr IEL' y .. . QE 5 Michael Owens , E A Franklin Palmer ' S Robert Palmer , at 4, :' - V Grayson Phipps V ' Nola Rasmussen - if it ,, James Ratledge Kenneth Reece an Q, Paul Reynolds 1 ,, , ghayon Rsypolds i f 5 ar ene :ae -- 1::V, 5, James Richardson P il Ss . 1 5 Pamela Richardson l ' Beau Sauselein .3 Rose Ann Schuman 5 if 5 Robert Settle P' A J f Paul Sharpless zl., Kenneth Smith J h Juniors ISIS, -P' :QQ M .. ,j V f i Susan Snelling Sandra Snyder David Stemple Donna Stuart Linda Swim Clarice Talbot Eula Terry Kathleen Thomas Christine Tome Joel Tome Nancy Truitt Richard Van Dyke Wayne Webb Brenda West Dorothy Williams Stephen I. Williams I 1 Donald Wilson V Howard K. Wood it - James Yale at y ii,e, T. T 7 s Stephen L. Williams it :nt ,Y A,'- ' V ' T.: A ' Absent: William Cissel, Diane Kaulfers, Robert Krauss Gary Delp Lois Eldreth Thomas Eldreth Edwin Faus Shirley Fitzwater Stephen Foster Ralph Fox Jo Frazier Peggy Frazier Linda Gabbert Brenda Garvin Thomas Garvin Christine Gayness Mary Graham 5 llwifrm is ' . , 4' 5 ff P929 vga . ,Li .ff I? 'ilu 1.4 .H X jar 2 vs. f ' ' if . . -.. :: -5 , . - .,.' - 1 If 5 XL- ' ,, s a df, Sophomores Mary Coulson Fred Cowan George Cox Sandra Craig Doris Cregger William Cregger QQWFW J H15 'nfs- ' ae ff 5? if i?5m!f' 94' -S? 1532162 on . 0' xr L 5' 33 SSW a ' ,S s Q Helen Abrams Charlotte Absher Robert Banes John Baugher George Bell Brenda Berry Kenneth Berry Juanita Bilbo Margaret Brewer Carl Brown Cheryl Brooks Larry Buck Kenneth Caldwell Deborah Carroll Edward Cissel Judy Cole Marsha Cook Mark Coulson .. ' L lf f f p A+ my , WF ,,ia,. ,C af,-,' ,.. ,Q .ev , :P all M ug TW: 1 -4- ekliyhf Lg Mm:-.., X :fi ti f: 1, -'- jp- JQIIIFELF L'76x'.'L . we-ja Absent: Ronald Graybeal, James Kyte, Frank M. Millan, Lester Temple. William Graybeal Gene Greer Joseph Greer Robert Grove Rebecca Hansen Susan Hathaway Charles Hickey Theodore Holbrook Thomas Husley Carol Johnson Edith Johnson Lorraine Johnson Marianne Johnson Wilton Johnson Larry Jones Raymond Jones Ronald Jones Ruth Ann Jones Sharon Jones Janice Justice Edith Kilby Cecil Kirk Monica Kirk David Kiser Clark Kneuker Nancy Krauss Mark Lachowicz Jacklyn Lane 'E at Si 3 5 A, iii' its fl 9 4 . M ,.., - 71' 'H if y S i ':f. ' i , I S, I .r.. -if Z so or T T ., . V .. . 15:1 :elf X , 1 Q, A shk s V .. . 5 x I fi J E J ,Q a ff .V:, ii 'li . ' E ,,i Ai iii! ' J I L -, .,.- , i iv..-:rw A J 14? if Sophomores Jilin ,? vi J i f Q f.- M f. . 'W . .Xu al.. ap if Q A 'lm ' 4 55 J 1 gl sii if f ,Af 'A M if 'W S., '53 I ai? 1.433 f 5 T . 5 2 fi at Fai ai' 'Si' s., ' if J if eiifffi 'L '23 it 7 Pat Lane Robert Logan Sharon Lowe Robert Lucas Telford Lutman Dianc Madron Wanda Madron Elizabeth Mason Allen McCardell Vickie McCardell Edwin McCreary Janie McMillan Joseph Meadows Charles Mearns Stephen Mears Charles Miles Calvin Miller James Miller I A: gale y 39? ' 4Q 1' !' Q 4 1 Z -IILPSQWQ is :G 2 as 'I 1, NK i ir NH: , ' ij'1f1a case Zi' figs Q1 ei 1- wi f ,, any 4 1 . J':-EXT , S 1 i5f ,11zf s--i. 5' i I1 'A :S -, ,: V' E S ., s?i'H bias f Coe Sherrard Donna Spence Donna Stout William Taylor Pete Vaclala Ruth Wallace Stephen Wallace James Webb Mary Lou Webb Victor Webb Margurette Webster Norman Webster Darlene Wehry Susan White Kathleen Witman Jacquelyn Williams Patricia Wimmer Sharon Wylcls Sophomores Kenneth Miller Teresa Miller Nora Lee Mink Roger Moore Thomas Montgomery Charles Noble Diane Nichols Phylis Nichols Linda Owens Deborah Parrott Thelma Patrick Lorinda Phipps Arlene Pierce Louis Pierce Richard Pierce Kathleen Pitt James Powers Elmer Pritchard Lillian Ragan Rita Ragan Antionietta Rando James Rice Charles Robinson Nick Ruello Michael Sapanaro Donald Seago Rebecca Sebold is -t if 'ii Y il x M me 'T E- t ifFE ll .i ilr I J ' tm if t . I!! K . llallvl ,Q 1' S. .Qi er . L ga, . pai, i.'i y,iic ' 39 lggigi QW' ' i E 2 4 3 s z 5 s 2 2 s S 2 i e Q 5 Q E 2 Th C ss of '68 2... fl. ' ii? ,L ..1gy-: A 6? Flrsf Row: R. Wagner, R. Janney, T. Duvall, C. Lewis, C. Lane, S. Powell, S. Comer, K. Snelling, Second Row, F. Belew, L. Underwood, B. Mc Cummings, C. Janney, W. Gorrell, G. While, M. MacDonald, D. Dallam, Third Row: L. Sfrawbridge, T. Weaver, K. Underwood, P. Wiggins, R. Reecl, J. Ayers, M. MacCardell, J. Rice, Fourth Row: J. Brakeall, R. Miller, D. Crorhers, A. Richter, R. Crowl, D. Jones, T. Gifford. Y Q First Row: M. Price, P, Helmick, A. Owens, P. Justice, S. Holman, D. Caldwell, M. Stanley, S. Harry, Second Row: N. Brown, P. Brooks, V. Craft, P. Samuels, W. Adams, E. Nickle, R. Miller, J. MacDonald, Third Row: C. Webster, L. Brown, T. Gough, L. Meadows, R. Factor, C. Wilcox, R. Waddell, C. Johnson, T. Armour, Fourth Row: M. Graybeal, C. Barber, B. Morgan, T. Madron, T. Gentry. 4I 9-3 The Class of '68 - The Cl ss of '69 ' ra assi Q., av First Row: S. Krauss, D. Johnson, W. Palmer, N. Cofwgill, E. Adams, S. Faulkner, G. Johnson, D. Pitt, Second Row: W. Greer, R. Ritchie, D. Perry M. McCummings, J. Hamilton, D. Shortridge, M. Hamilton, L. Simmons, Third Row: K. Orr, G. Webb, R. McCummings, T. Johnson, R. Patrick P. Webster, J. Mimm, F. Morgan, Fourth Row: D. Anderson, R. Clem, J. Snyder, L. Blakeley, W. Nickle, J. Hash, H. Meadows. 45 if e , fs . .4D'hg C fs ,w.,, Y 4. with vi 2. First Row: H. Sherrard, M. Stanley, J. Benjamin, B. Lynerd, J. McDowell, L. Gentry, P. Beniamin, C. Hall, D. Buck, Second Row: S. Lee, E. Hill W. Milliner, R. Madron, S. Gifford, R. Campbell, C Cole, H. Coulter, S. Feltman, Third Row: L. Bishop, W. Bratton, D. Orr, M. Cowgill, D. Ragan B. Snyder, B. Robertsk C. McCardell, Fourth Row: R. Underwood, B. Anderson, C. Miller, W. Kyle, T. Miles, D. Hall, N. Taylor, C Farmer, D. Burlin H. Haines. 42 51 X' :- 5553 ww 355524 Ss W gm- Shi X, The CI ss of '69 Has First Row: E. Horn, G. Hamilton, T. Morrison, L. Meadows, B. Graham, B. Wilson, F. Frock, W. Wehry Second Row, W. Peyton, B. Fitzwater, C. Armor, L. Anderson, S. Ewing, K. Johnson, J. Conrad, R. Cox, Third Row: T. Bradfield, C. Brown, S. Brown, T. Palmer, P. Lucas, A. Belew, R. Hancotte, C. Johnson, L. Brown, Fourth Row: G, Keller, R. Stemple, S. Dixon, D. Shepherd, R. Palmer,'C. Webster, J. Pierce, S. Mimm. 8-5 ,fun Qaida, SW! First Row: R. Holman, D. Wood, E. Nichols, R. Alexander, R. Palmer, S. Rice, B. Johnson, M. Wallace, Second Row: S. Burton, D. Little, J. Newsome, S. Owens, J. Brown, L. Weatherman, D. Johnson, L. Anderson, Third Row: R. Hemrick, C. Stout, K. Brown, S. Talbert, D. Madron, F. Goodyear, M. Owen, R. Johnson, Fourth Row: N. Perry, D. Meadows, J, Webb, D. Madron, R. Temple, A. Fristoe, H. Smith. 44 sw The Class of ' First Row: W. Webb, G. Hamilton, B. Lachowicz, E. Hamilton, J. Sherrard, J. Gibney, J. Stephard, D. Struble, Second Row: D. Basham, P. Martin, C. Mace, C. Gambill, F. Eckman, E. Halsey, L. Campbell, A. McCardell, Third Row: S. Dyson, L. Lockhart, K. Millard, R. England, T. Craig, A. Newman, R. Madron, J. Hanna, Fourth Row: R. Miller, K. Johnson, K. Tome, D. Balderston, C. Johnson, M. Miller. 72, First Row: B. Mahoney, G. Mink, D. VanDyke, S. Wilson, M. MacCauley, G. Little, J. Gordon, Second Row: L. Miller, R. Tibbs, T. Peaks, R. Sur face, R. Schuman, D. Smith, G. Sluder, J. Moulton, Third Row: N. Valdalo, F. Pyle, J. Mackie, J. Pruett, G. Montgomery, J. Horn, S. Hickey, Fourth Row:- D. Delp, L. Gifford, S. Jones, W. Eller, W. Ayers, A. Ladd, J. Buck, J. Patrick, C. Parrott. 45 The Class of ' vw 3 f First Row: S. Bradfield, J. Beccor, B. Davis, H. Krauss, W. Montgomery, E. Astil, D. Johnson, C. Gross, K. Gochneaur, Second Row: P. Boyle, L Mink, B. Yates,,W. Johnson, C. Henkle, D. Moore, D. Tome, D. Ragan, D. Simons, Third Row: S. McGlothlin, J. Knueker,, R. Wimmer, R. Coal, D Janney, S. Webster, J. McClure, C. Gorrellp Fourth Row: B. Tosh, G. Blackburn, L. Powell, L. Williams, R. Creger, P. Stile, J. Nesbitt, M. Wallace. First Row: C. Owens, R. Brewer, S. Newsome, M. Jackson, W. Eller, L. Gifford, S. Jones, J. Horn, J. Buck, Second Row: J. Phipps, A. Lada, D. Kirk, W. Ayers, J. Hodgden, B. Brown, J. Doty, S. Hickey, P. Dewolf, Third Row: J. Ashley, C. Lowe, D. Delp, J. Eldreth, S. Wimmer, L. Rob- ertson, L. Ragan, L. Kilby, R. Cole, J. Van Dyke, Fourth Row: V. Chapman, P. Hunt, J. Nickle, D. White, L. Sheets, L.. Greer, G. Helmick, C. Brown, C. Regan, J. Perry. 46 The C ss of 0 E l First Row: E. Roop, R. Hall, J. Ragan, R. Summers, J. Hayden, D. Williams, L. Douglas, Second Row: F. Thomas, S. Stout, C. Noble, R. Jenkins, C. Alexander, M. Lowe, M. Goodyear, D. Sapp, Third Row: T. Hermanns, M. Goad, G. Burton, C. Burnefr, N. Thomas, J. Lowe. Special Class .SP we iv' N-W' i'lf mmm as aN,,'5d..'i 532' w First Row: R. Alexander, B. Hartman, A. Brewer, M. Thompson, Second Row: L.'lBrown, E. McMullen, L. Moore, J. McMullen, L. Creswell, J. Jones. 47 Llnderclassm n Candids ,g :Q .,,. , A je + a T-'ff Q. a Q' if it SW ,Q f 2 Fd f . 15 , 'w1llhy.,,' fmefzw- - .Q 3 . 5 Q Q 3 if . -, X ' - Azz-.misss ff :kv : - S ' , qi 3 f ' 21 '- - I 5, ,r ' A- -V A 3 - wfw I I n . SL F ., ' ' ,- ' 1' V , ' A . S ' , 1 ' 1 .. W'WW 'r1 Ju 4 WH .. ,, . - ' 5 - f M- .xy V ,ing ,453-L 1 ,Qu-5::5.:. ..., I --35535: if--:V-1 .,.-fs,wgv:::-:r Mi alps ::5g,,'v. rr- 251' mf'-L,,1:53fL:i,z SV 9.15-S'.L,:-H iaiiligxidi' 'E -Qi 9 2571 H , . 1 fy ., -Q , Mxfxw , MW ' , ' . - H 5 5 5153, 3, H ki , Mgimkhiy J W .,. .. ., H .J , . ,,. L. .nw-vw m f , LKAA , f W, I Z .,,,, K I Ai n X' V , fl fig , ff f 1 , 1 V! 4 1' V X, 'lzxrwffn 'g' - A 'Y' L, . ,m,. EL,......H,..,..3 L ' 'A ESV gin, fz I i l May Student Council 50 Student Council Officers Safety Patrol 510 uiiix , ..... J T fl if Student Court Band i .,Qq A 4 I N-. , v . 9 Aiiibi E Y- 4,55-kg' X 'w...- 5-'f'..-5- N Senior Chorus I I in , , i,:,44,ig5, ,, E 53 l RXSXNG SUN C616 641' OQT 0 Concert Choir The Concert Choir, an out- standing group selected from the ... choruses, has, given excellent concerts here and on tour in North Carolina. Modern Music Masters Gfficers and Accompanists 54 Future Teachers of America The Future Teach- ers is a dedicated group of students who are planning for a career in teaching. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 'Q E 1 2. :L ,. 1 f A Z gf Vs Lf National Honor Society Members of the Honor Society were selected by, a group of faculty members on the basis of character, scholarship, leader- ship, and service. Membership in the so- ciety is the highest scholastic honor at- tainable by high school students. Q hw Q 55 1 'i X 7 I :ia Q. 'f Q! I I A ' 1, gl IIA 7 -- ' W O .- 9' Qleuxifo The Future Fa rm- ers of America, under the leadership of Mr. John Bruce, is an ac- tive group in our school. ln the fall Ar- thur Barton attended the National Conven- tion in Kansas City. Dennis Marshall and George Gibney won first and second prize for their individual proiects in state com- petition. 56 Audio-Visual Club Under the direction of Mr. Frank Heaton and Mr. Harry Shar- key, the Audio Visual Club provided service for our school at the assemblies and in the classrooms. n'5 Q fo. 'I I vii fl if 'xc fix 3' lllli , xp ,J Xffll X ,1 ,jf , Debating Team This year, under the leadership of ,Mr. Broadway, the Debat- ing Team went to Johns Hopkins Uni- versity where they participated in a de- bating tournament. 4 0 Under the guidance of Miss Whitten, the Drama Club has pre- sented several plays and short selections in- cluding The Lottery and The Open Win- dow. 57 ADVISOR Nlrs Helen Oram EDITOR: Gloria Montgomery ASSISTANT EDITOR: Linda McCann The Ray Annual Staff Compiles With originality as their goal, The Ray Staff strove to make The '65 Yearbook The biggest and The best. Seventeen members were on The staff, The largest group The Ray has ever had. Their work began at the end of Their iunior year when they met with The representative of The publisher and chose The cover, color, emblem, and Type. The photographer came and worked with The photography editors To obtain pictures which could be Taken only in The spring. When school began in Sep- tember, The staff soon learned that cooperation, dependability, and punctuality would be nec- ACTIVITY EDITORS: Gloria Wilson, Anita Oglesby LITERARY EDITOR: Nancy Faus CLASSES EDITOR: Lois Able ASSISTANTS: Paula Smallwood, Sharon Lough ASSISTANT: Louise Beniamin 58 'Staff I Largest Book Ever essary if they were to meet the series of deadlines set up by the publish'!r. Sixteen pages had to be in Texas by Octo- ber I5, twenty-four by,Decem- ber I, twenty-four by February 2, and the remainder by March 7. As the shipping carton con- taining the final pages lay on the conference room table, an audible sigh of satisfaction and relief could be heard. The staff had spent many hours after school and during holidays to make the one hundred and fourteen pages of the I965 RAY a memorable record of the var- ious facets of school life. SPORTS EDITOR: Lea Hubis TYPISTS: Sharon Frazier, Shirley Logan, Betty Lou Brewer. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Lyn Hubis ASSISTANT: John Thomas 59 Regional tudent Council Qfficers Ray Jones, Treasurer, Mr. Hackney, Co-ordinalor, Dave Jones, Recording Secretary. Senior Class Executive Committee Betty Lou Brewer, Tommy Crofhers, Nancy Durgin, Henry Mason, Shirley Logan, Tom Ramsey, Bill Frazier, Ray Shingler, Donna Barrow, Francis Dixon, John Thomas, Sharon Frazier, Paula Smallwood. Athletics Softball First Row: Clarice Talbot, Nancy Faus, Susan Hathaway, Kathy Pitt, Second Row: Kathy Bratton, Nancy Durgin, Lea Hubis, Mary Hilaman, Lyn Hubis, Lynn Wylds, Teresa Miller. Baseball First Row: Pete Vadala, Bob Banes, Barry Cameron, Bobby Grove, Ray Shingler, Jeff Grove, Second Row: Mr. Oliver- Coach, Nick Ruello, Kenny Simmers, Tom Ramsey, Mike Lieske, Joe Kilby, Mr. Lonie-Coach. Volleyball Varsity L Firsf Row: Carol Johnson, Barbara Lynerd, Linda Gabberf, Leslie Bishop, Second Row: Joyce Johnson, Teresa Miller, Lois Eldrefh, Peggy Frazier, Sharon Wyldsf Third Row: Lyn Hubis, Lea Hubis, Lynn Wylds, Hazel Eldreth. Junior Varsity First Row: Katy Jones, Shirley Harry, Diane Hill, Elena Martini, Teresa Johnson, Second Row: Pa1sy Hemrick, Judy Cole, Helen Baugher, Vicky McCarclell, Rita Mayse, Third Row: Laura Ewing, Cheryl Brooks, Becky Hansen, Gloria Richter, Pat Maclnfurff. First Row C Kneuker F Cowan, T. Gifford, P. Vadala, B. Doty, C. Janney, W. Greer, W. Palmer, C. Walker, B. McCummings, G. Ragan, Second Row H Kneuker R Banes P Connelly, J. Abrams, R. Feltman, J. Grove, R. Shingler, R. Grove, K. Orr, N. Madron, D. Crothers, F. Bishop, E. Faulkner G Lachowicz Manager, Third Row: H. Baugher- Manager, S. Kirk, R. Jones, K. Simmers, K. Reece, N. Ruello, H. Mason, T. Ramsey, R Goad L Pierce D Jones J Thomas, M. Lieske, T. Crothers, P. Pritchard. Llndefeated District Soccer Champions First String Q' . 5' fm , AQ The Rising Sun Tigers, under the direction of Coach Struble, have won 20 consecutive games since 1960. This year's games were as follows: R.S. 2 Oxford l R.S. 18 Bohemia Manor 2 R.S. 10 Perryville O R.S. 10 Bohemia Manor 2 R.S. 4 North East 2 R.S. 0 North East 0 R.S. 8 Perryville 0 R.S. 3 Galena 2 R.S. 4 Centerville 0 The First String boys were Jeff Grove, Nick Ruello, Kenny Sim- mers, Tom Ramsey, Henry Mason, Rex Feltman, Sonny Kirk, Ray Shingler, Harold Kneuker, Bobby Grove. Fiisr Row: Robert Miller Cl-71, Jrm Richardson C5-OJ Sonny Kirk i363 Henry Mason 1721 Arthur Barton i631 Jeff Grove U25 Mike Cow gill CO-83, John Thomas il-71, Coe Sherrard K2 71 Roger Moore i635 Dave Powers C247 Jimmy Powers C813 Second Row Mike Lieske Manager, Charles Noble CO-ll, Bill Taylor f2'lJ John Hess KOH Jimmy Baldwin QOH Larry Johnson C021 This is the first year for wrestling in our school The boys were divided into weight classes and wrestled opponents of their individual class The team com peted against nine other schools and participated in an invitational tournament and in the league tournament Last year the track team placed second in the district. Hhe team went on to participate in state competition. The boys competed in the following meets. Rising Sun vs, Elkton Rising Sun vs. North East Trimeet-Elkton, North East, and Rising Sun County Track Meet District Track Meet State Track Meet First Row: Rex Feltman, Jeff Grove, Jessie Abrams, Steve Williams, Pete Pritchard, Eddie Faulkner, Second Row: Louis Pierce, Jessie Brooks, Beau Sau- seleln, Jim Richardson, Henry Mason, Henry Baugher. Girls' Varsity Basketball Gloria Richter Lyn Hubis Lynn Wylds Sharon Wylds Leslie Bishop Lea Hubis Teresa Miller Debbie Carroll Nancy Baugher Boys' Varsity Basketball Ray Shingler Ralph Jourdan Rex Felfman Ray Jones Benny Clark Mark Lachowicg Henry Baugher .ffrpf FL vk,,l H J 5 ?z',g5fw 4 B 36? Joe Kilby Tom Ramsey Nicky Miles Junior arsity Basketball First Row: Darlene Shortridge, Mary Ann MacDonald, Jane Brown, Judy Brown, Letisha Simmons, Brenda Berry, Marilyn Rawlings, Becky Hansen. Second Row: Debbie Hilaman, Debbie Snyder, Mary Beth Hilaman, Gloria White, Susan Hathaway. Donnie Croihers, Charles Mearns, Charles Hickey, Curtis Janney, Barry McCummings, Bob Cameron, Ted Holbrook Chris Walker, Frazier Bishop, Kenny Miller, Bob Banes, Louis Pierce. Sports Advisory Staff MRS. ELIZABETH BURT MRS- ALBERTA MAY Hockey Volleyball Softball Basketball JANET DAVID GLORIA JEAN MONTGOMERY MISS ELIZABETH LONG MRS. IDA JENKINS Basketball Volleyball Cheerleading Assistant Manager Official we-I - f ,,, - lb-rs. MR. RICHARD LONIE MR. WILLIAM MARTIN MR. PAUL OLIVER MR. DARWIN STRUBLE Baseball J.V. Basketball Var. Basketball Soccer, TYGCIQ Wrestling yt. heerleaders VARSITY: Patsy Kirk, Debbie Parrot, Kathy Thomas, Monica Kirk, Sandy Snyder, Carol Johnson, Nora Mink CHEERLEADING SQUAD--First Row: Donna McNeil, Nola Rasmussen, Lois Eldreth, Gail Montgomery, Phyllis Wiggins, Mary Jane Oatman. Second Row: Monica Kirk, Debbie Parrot, Carol Johnson, Kathy Thomas, Sandy Snyder, Nora Mink, Patsy Kirk. Hockey First Row: D. DeWolf, J. Brown, K. Pitt, S. Hathaway, E. Mahoney, M. Hilaman, P. Eastridge, K. Conrad Second Row. D. Snyder, D. Hilaman, S. Stuart, P Wiggins, J. Brown, F. McFerren, M. Rawlings, D. McNeil D. Miller, B. Rawlings, Third Row: C. Johnson, T. Miller, L. Abel, S. Lough, N. Mink, S. Snyder, D. Parrot E. Terry, P. Kneuker, K. Thomas, J. Allred, L. Swim, Fourth Row: L. Hubis, L. Hubis, L. Wylds, N. Durgin, B Hansen, S. Wylds, E. Killoy, L. Harding, N. Baugher. ug.,-l Candids ,M Mr W.- Moments to Remember 73 v 1 ff W' J' wx 'Y' .23 3,7 . 'Ni M 4 . ., 385 Y 3 3 1 A SG W Outside view of the Nelvark Country Club Junior-Senior Prom On Nlay 2, 1964, Tradition was broken by hold- ing the Junior-Senior Prom at the Newark Coun- try Club instead of the high'school auditorium. The dim lights, the couples dancing to the mel- odies of the dance band, and the quiet conversa- tions of each couple added to the romantic atmos- phere. The: soft rustle of Taffeta and the fra- grance of the corsages and boutonnieres com- pleted the setting. We will never forget the ex- citement as the Seniors assembled for their dance. The evening came to a close too soon. Now we look back with fond memories upon the fun we had that night. HCM I Yr X: if f f RX. f.CC2N 5 .Q Q . f 3 I I I CAST OF THE DEFIANCE OF DAVID CHARLES. DAVID CHARLES David Jones ,.4'V ' vp- SHERRY Barbara Lynerd . Zigi T 1? NAP John Thomas . K FAYE ELLIS Gloria Wilson X A . . . S r 'I DEWEY Jeff G rove JONIE Anita Oglesby MR. CHARLES Raymond Shingler GLADYS Betty Brewer 1 I BINGE Rex Feltman ix. I E 13,5 is ff' M' if MRS. CHARLES Nancy Durgin -if , . . w I I . E '. ' ' ' 'HSL 'J , . - . - -'si' STURKEY Keith Love LOTTIE Lyn Wylds if A Q ,. . W I MR. GRAINING Thomas Ramsey , 'M ' 1' ff IE ff J. :L .5 I ' Q , - 'av y V AE 'f4I',w1.Ei if -1 ' fdfmfl MISS TEALE Lea Hubis MISS BETTE Ellen Smith STAGE CREW FOR THE DEFIANCE OF DAVID CHARLES. .'1--, F 'A' F F t The Senior play, The Defiance of David 1 g i'iii Y Charles, was presented after one month of hard lg . work under the directions of Mrs. Helen Oram, Miss Cecelia Villani, and Mr. Samuel Hackney. The play centered around David Charles, whose mother was constantly demanding that he be as brilliant as his father was when he went to school. Finally there arose a tragic crisis among David, his parents, his school mates, and his teachers. Against the colorful background of a high school group, the play was interspersed with moments of drama and sharp comedy. The dual setting, the timing, and the lighting delighted the audience. Behind the Scenes fu? V SUV! MAKE-UP COMMITTEE Sharon Yates Leslie Bishop Melissa Copenhaver Elena Martini 3 ,. CANDY COMMITTEE Firsf Row: Paula Smallwood, Linda Frefwell, Shirley Eldreth, Ingrid Maki, Judy Wagner, Second Row: Dennis Marshall, George Gibney. STAGE CREW Randy Cumm, Bob Webb, Jerry Gwalfney, Harry Fisher, David Weaver, Frank Stout, Butch Riley. 78 PROPS COMMITTEE PROMPTERS Linda McCann Lois Abel Lyn Hubis Louise Benjamin PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Linda McCann Pai Cowgill Bill Frazier Sharon Yates f y 4 ADVISORS First Row: Miss Cecelia Villani, Mrs. Helen Oram, Mrs Edith Cameron, Second Row: Mr. Samuel Hackney, Mr Warren Warren, Mr. Darwin Struble. 5 3' l Around These Halls ' M, --K f fu., 4-P 2 ,iw 1 ,r 1, 5 Look Mom, no caviTies! l l am so disgusted another 'A' I pa er. I I p 'Abra cadabra scase, make This a vase. OOPS, not too far! For our lesson today, we will learn to use the paper culter -1: , 1 -x - W' li i'm'm'WWMwffW- V n Q -1 iii Waiting for Santa Claus? 1 Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket. H iz i 155 The Retarded Clock , rv ...Q s 5- 175514 neg? 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MIDDLETON FLORIST Cuf Flowers-Vegefable PIanI's-Shrubs Evergreens-Flower Designing Colora, Maryland I PHONE: 658-5590 AGWAY INC. Feeds-Seeds-Ferfilizers and Farm Supplies ELLIS AYERS, Local Represeniafive PHONE: 658-5676 Rising Sun, Maryland SUN T.V. RCA Zenifh Admiral Color, Black and Whi+e Sales and Service Phone: 658-6352 Rising Sun, Maryland CENTRAL HARDWARE 81 APPLIANCE CO. CENTRAL PLUMBING 81 HEATING INC Pra'H' 8: Lamberf Paini' Housewares Main and Queen Sfreefs APPLIANCE Rising Sun, Maryland Cenier Square Rising Sun. Maryland b58-60I4 658-60I4 MCCOY MERCURY SALES Main and Mouni' RISING suN, MARYLAND FAWN GRQVE MARAUDER W MANUFACTURING COMPANY. INC. MERCURY Manufadurers comer of ii Dependable BIue Top Garmenis 98 Sales and Service Safe Buy Used Cars TELEPHONE: 658-6262 GENERAL OFFICE Rising Sun, Maryland US C. RAYMOND HILAMAN Milling, Grinding, Mixing, Slielling Comizllcmenis RAYMOND HILAMAN PHONE: expoa a-156: DINSMORFS ALFRED Z. 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JoNEs Paris and Service CONOWINGO. MARYLAND DRaIce 5-4I57 I Honda Moior Cycles I loo Your Dealer For Over 25 Years I CompIimen+s of E. E. MacCAULEY AND SON Coniraclors and Builders PHONE: 658-5830 PHONE: 658-6866 Complimenrs of GUTMAN PONY FARM Complimenls of JODLBAUER'S FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCES I22 NOYIP1 Slreef Elldon. Maryland PHONE: EXporI' 8- I 380 CONOWINGO FURNITURE MART RT. 222 CONOWINGO, MARYLAND Boflle Gas, Qualify Furnifure and Appliances Weslinghouse, Mayfag, Molorola, Zenifh Franchised Dealer for Pacemalcer Mobile Homes PHONE: 375-50I I 'I The WorId's BesI ' Sausage and Scrapple H. E. SHALLCROSS 81 SON RISING SUN, MARYLAND Cold Sforage Lockers Cu PHONE: 658-5542 sfom Bu+cI1ering lil! Mr. and Mrs. John Abel III Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Angell Mrs. Joseph Baird Mrs. Jane Baldersfon Caroline Bandy Mrs. W. L. Bannisfer Tom Barr Mr. and Mrs. Walfer R. Barrow, Jr. Mr. William R. Barfon Mr. Zed R. Barfon Mr. and Mrs. Sfuarf W. Baugher Charles Bauguess Tom Bauguess Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Beniamin Mr. and Mrs. Burfon D. Bishop Mrs. Rachel B. Blevins Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Boyd Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Brandenburg Mrs. Beffy Broomell Mrs. Clemson Brown Elmer E. Brown Mrs. Mary C. Brown Mrs. T. Harold Brown Mrs. Hazel Burkins Richard Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Cameron Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Raymond Cole Mr. Larry Cole Mrs. Libby Lee Cole Mr. Roger Cole Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Elberf N. Copenhaver Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crofhers Kafhy Crofhers Mr. and Mrs. David Cullen Mrs. Elizabefh Cullen Mr. and Mrs. George P. Denney Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Duff Mr. and Mrs. Roberf B. Durgin Miss J. Elaine Eldrefh Mr. Sanford Eller Mr. and Mrs. Clyde England James Eshleman Mr. and Mrs. David Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Carl Felfman Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Sfeward T. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. William A. Frazier, Jr. Vicky L. Frock A Friend Mr. and Mrs. James Fry Mr. Nick Giampiefro Mrs. Bryan Gibney Patrons Frances A. Gibney George Gibney James Gibney Mrs. George E. Gifford Leo Gizzi Richard R. Goodie Mr. and Mrs. Cecil P. Gough. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Grove Mr. and Mrs. William C. Guefhler Mr. Samuel B. Hackney A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Haines Mrs. Linnie Hanna Mrs. Clarence Harris Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Hilaman Beffy Holbrook Emory Holbrook Mrs. Kay Howell Mr. and Mrs. Sfeve M. Hubis Mae Hufchins Elmer Ingram Curfis Janney Deane Janney Tommy Janney Mrs. Evan L. Job U Mr. and Mrs. W. Kirk Johnson Mr. David Jones Mrs. Dora Keifhley Barbara Kerns Charles H. Kincaid, Jr. Margaref L. Kincaid Mr. and Mrs. O. C. King Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kraska Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kneuker Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf W. Logan Miss May Logan Mr. and Mrs. Johnny G. Lough Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Love Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Love Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lucas Jean Ann Lucas Susan Lucas Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Lynerd Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Walfon R. Mason Danny Mayberry Denny McCardell 7 Mr. Harold McCummings Mrs. Harrison N. McCann Harrison N. McCann CPO. USN Mr. and Mrs. James McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Lesfer B. McMillan Miss Loreffa McMillan Mrs. Edifh McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Ransom E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf Monfgomery Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan David Nickle Jack Owens Miss Efhel L. Pannell Paris and Liz Mrs. Marion Parks Rev. and Mrs. David G. Paul Mrs. Cora Ragan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ramsey Russel Rando Mrs. Helen Reid Walfer and Virginia Rifchie Mr. William E. Robb A Friend of 4-H Miss Susanna Roberfs Lillian Ruello Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scanlan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scarbafh Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schuman and Family Shirley and Rodger Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shmel Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shoff Mrs. Julie Shoff Mr. Eugene Shorfer Sfella Shorfer Sieberfs Mirror Magic, Churchville. Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Clyde K. Simmers Smedley Smifhwaisf Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Sfanley Mr. and Mrs. Roberf B. Sfeinhilber Roger Sfemple Mr. and Mrs. Dewey J. Sfouf Lynn Synder Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Tharp Mr. and Mrs. John L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas Doris Dunn Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James Vernon Mrs. Calvin Wallace Aufhur Webb Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Weldy Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wesf Cheryl Jane Whife Mr. and Mrs. Walfon Williams Mrs. Benneff Wilson Mr. E. Benneff Wilson. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vicfor Wilson X if ' ---I --4 5 - . Qi' es A . ff A ,. ai B il 1 x .' T ' L' -'- vii i S NW- W gags - . ... - . .. 5 I V 4 5 5?64f -n- I 02' Grand rush for fhe Yearbook! The Ray Farewell The yearbook staff would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank the many people who have made this yearbook possible. We especially would like to thank the faculty for their understanding when a deadline was approaching, Mr. Bayless for taking and developing pictures when we found a void in the book, the patrons and the advertisers for giving us financial aid, Mrs. Cameron for helping us proofread, and Mrs. Oram for guiding us. We seventeen tired, but contented. staff members, hope that our efforts to combine a tangled maze of plans, pictures, and names into THE RAY have been worthwhile. !s9 Q4f0f4.. 'iv Tl V ' 4325 IO3 , Autographs 'i 2515, 'N A 4' E 9 A 8 253322255 xaf' '56, X30 I04 ' NY! L.T.,. 7,,, N4 ' Q X A X .ki YN xx x X 0 M fi ,M X VM K ew Eff AUX vw OSL KX .- X M fm W - XX U Wy Ny XQY VAX Q3 Q 4 ' Q 0 Q S gm Jr fs M - 2 .5 ,J f gn' U 1 3 as 72 www S M4447-U ' AVWXQQQXLV Q f If-021 Q XQQE! 2,3 4,,,.,M,i, 4, Aw, wang ,V E5 Uifeyg, 291 Sm' Q4 7:2 ?f EH? 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