Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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if We founfl that tears came easily on our Senior Day. We bid '4Auf Wiedersehenn to clear Southern High. This was 0ur day We enjoyed the luncheon but regretted our school days were over. The boys served us well. We reviewed old events

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lV1ARIANNE E. WPIINGRUBER 603 Harvey Street COMMERCIAL Red Cross Representative 3. She leaves her beloved South- ern to her dearest friends . . . Plans to marry Bob next Sep- tember . . , Goes for art, bowl- ing, and swimming . . . Loves all sorts of seafood . . . When embarrassed, she exclaims, What the haylv WILLIAM THOMAS WILKINS 1818 .lackson Street COMMERCIAL Sophomore Football 15 Varsity Football 3, 4. To all the undergraduates, he leaves his ability to forget his homework . . . He wills his seat in Miss Bright's 2:30 club to any worthy junior Would like to be an auto mechanic . . . Likes sports . . . Meatloaf . . . Bill is always complaining, 'gl don't like it? lVlARY ANN WOODWARD 32 East Ostend Street COMMERCIAL Student Representative I, 25 Homeroorn Vice-President 15 Courier Representative 2, 45 Junior Prorn Committee 35 Class Dance Committee 35 Bank Representative 45 Senior Prom Committee 4. Hopes to become a reception- ist . . . To any worthy junior, she leaves Mrs. Dell . . . Likes any kind of food . . . Usually says, 1'l1 never smile againf' To our dear Alma Mater JOAN E. WHEELER Glen Burnie ACADEMIC Homeroom Sec. 1, 25 Class Sec. 1, 2, 3, 45 Acappella Choir I, 2, 35 Red Cross I, 25 ,lunior Prom 35 F.T,A. 35 Pres. of F.T.A, 45 Ass'n. fudge 45 Court Clerk 45 Freedoms Foundation 45 Play 4g Student Aide 4. My chemistry apron to Marge . . . My lonely aide post to any- one whoill have it . . . Dancing, writing letters . . . Cheeseburg- ers . . . 'LYOu donit know, do you?7' GEORGE WILSON 1609 Webster Street ACADEMIC Football I, 2, 35 Varsity Club 3, 4. George leaves his women to future Southerners . . . Wants to find a job until the Army drafts him . . . Likes women and fishing . . . Milkshakes, hot dogs, and beef stew are Georgeis favorite foods . . . 'LYO no fume translated, ul donit smokefl WIIILIAM CRIMES WYATT Wingate, Dorchester County ACADEMIC Bank 2, 35 Music Major 2, 3, 45 Stamp Representative 35 Reporter and Writer for Cour- ier 4. Last minute story to some for' tunate reporter . . . My com- fortable chairs to next year's graduates . . . University of Maryland . . . Eating and sleeping . . . Peanut-butter sandwiches and tomato juice . . . l've got news for you. VFNH gf? if 7 I

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0ur school life took on new meaning We practiced one of our freedoms, 'Qlhe right to assx-n1hlv . The school flag was turned over to the president of the June Class. The ,lune ofllcers were sworn in by the oul- going Chief Judge. mimi fr 'rug W ,rms s lf- ww :mewwzm was The secret uf our gift lo the scluml was Ilnally revealed, Vm '1yws r Lzzfmm. ,4 ., i