Towson High School - Sidelights Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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DEIICIIIS 19 SARAH GROOMES POWERS TowsoN PHYLLIS BEATRICE BURGESS TowsoN Phyllxs has come to be a synonym for depend ab1l1ty so far as the class of 32 IS concerned No class HCIIVIIY has seemed complete unless sh had a part ln lts planmng or executlon She has been a member of the executlve commxttee all four vears first by electron and then through class ofhcers treasurer ln the second year and secretary ln the third and fourth years And sh s a good secretary too But that brings us to Phyllis s weakness She loves to talk' And does everv word But frequently we know she really has somethmg to say' Not only because she looks honest but also because shes a mighty capable person was Saran chosen to take care of our class finances ln the last two cruclal years Sarah came to Towson xn our second year and was not long m gaming popularlty and m wmnmg a followmg of devotees She has a lceen sense of humor She can smg To hst all her accomphshments would be weatymg Her basketball game does deserve a specnal word she s the prlde of the school at center posltxon and the dread of our opponents Its no wonder to us her equals that Freshmen follow her around enthralled Twenty four ' S I 1 1 c ' ' - 3 2 ' .. , , . U . . 8 1 9 ' k 9 ' ' . e' . , , l talk, usually so fast that it's difficult to follow , ' 7 7 v Y ' I 7 7 , . . . 1 9 9 7 Q 5

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SIDELIGH'1S 1932 Class O acers LOUIS DORSEY DAVIS Towsoxsz The qualltles of leadershnp and character whlch Louns Davls has shown throughout h1s four years at Towson have brought hxm that coveted honor the Presldency of the Semor Class Lou s three years as vlce president gave good rralnmg for the h1gher honor thxs year Davls has been actxve 1n all phases of class and school actrvmes He has earned hls letter rn soccer lacrosse and basketball He worked dllxgently for the school newspaper The success of the Junior Semor Prom last year owes a heap to h1s labors You see he s a chap wrth a varxety tells us he hopes to enter the Un1vers1ty of Mary land next fall for the Pre medrcal course GEORGE HENRY SCI-IAFFER JR PINEHURST George 15 the type of fellow that everyone lxlccs He IS a good sport a true frlend and an ardent enthusxast rn anythxng that concerns 32 Thxs good humor and fr1endly manner won him the office of v1ce presrdent for the year 31 32 George too has dlversxfxecl mterests He was the moving sp1r1t ln the orgamzatlon of Lacros e at Towson and has played on the team ever sxnce He IS a promrnent member of the Glee Club-watch hum smg and youll see the Splflt rn whlch he goes about everythmg Twenty three 0 I Y I I I Q . . , , . . . , . . , . . ' , of lnterests, which fact he proves, too, when he 9 ' . ' 7 ' , , . 1 l 7 . . . , . W - - 2 -9 9 7 U 1 l ' l ' s 7 . . - , . . Y

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- SIDELIGHTS - 1932 GEORGE DAME ADREON TOWSON General Course Afwztzes Track 1 2 3 4 am Cub JOHN HOOD ALEXANDER LUTHERVILLE Academxc Course Actwxtxes Student Councnl 1 3, All Claes Teams 1 2 WHITE HALL AC3dCmlC Course MARGARET VERLINDA AMENT Towson: Commerclal Course Artwxtxes Latm Club 1 Secretary SIDE LIGHTS Twenty f I' I. 1' is 9 v ,Q I-' tl 1 K ... t . 1, 3 5 , 4, J- ANNIE LUCILLE ALMONY - ' rms L- L A - 'VE