St Michaels High School - Clipper Yearbook (St Michaels, MD)

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enior Cfarifi ul-4 Yiwu, We THOMAS IONES General Course Thomas is quiet and never has much to say. but he is always ready to help when help is needed. Thomas is a fine artist and his car- toons are perfect. We hope you carry on this ambition, and make a success of it, as we know you will. See you in the funny papers. Tom! MARY MARGARET MARSHALL General Course Mary Margaret is another quiet member of the class, which is indeed unusual. Most pu- pils love to talk. but not Mary. She likes quiet. and order. She hopes to be a telephone operator, and I am sure she will make a suc- cess oi this ambition. Though Mary Margaret is reserved, she is a friend of all. Best of luck, Mary Margaret! Page 19

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--,- I enior gfcwfi W .,wif DORIS MATILDA FAIRBANK General Course Chorus I, II, Ill Musicals IV Library Attendant IV Gab! Gab! Gab! You're right, it's Doris! The most talkative member of the Senior Class. She is well-liked, and you can almost always iind her right in the middle of a big discussion. What's the subject? You guessed it! George? BENIAMIN PHILLIPS General Course Long, lean and lanky, that's EeI. Eel's iavorite pastime is teasing a certain Senior girl. You can see him at any time winking at some girl across the room. Always defend- ing the oyster man, he is the true Eastern Shoreman. He intends to work after gradua- tion as a Waterman. Page 18

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JUMP , pfag Cad First Row, Left to Right: Bobby Caulk. Mrs. Buckingham. Margaret lane Iones. Second Row, Leit to Right: Thomas Jones. Dick Trippe. Walion Began, Robert Cole. Thomas Morris, Lee Britting- ham, Charles Fairbank, Elnorcx Burrows, lean Roe, Ieannette Radclifie. Ioan Caulk, Donald Haddaway, Marian Soulsman, Martha Henry. Page 20 A'-'