Towson High School - Sidelights Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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. uilz . ---- JW- a Jn' '4 s? Miss J. MILLER Miss Mulurfxx' Thu Art Dcpartmcnt offcrs ll vuricty of courses: Fundzuncntuls of Art. Drawing, Painting and lllustruting, 'Gm Costume Design. Sculpturing und Modeling, and Connncrcizll Art. Many students havc brought honors Left to right: Skt-tt-liing in nrt class arc R. Fuller, F. to Towson hy Winning prizcs in the-so Kl 'l'l C' SHUI W' WHL' and F' Howuffl' various divisions in local, stutc, und oven nation-wide compctition. i ..... L - +I. 'uf Miss BE1u.M1su Mus. Cooiua Touch llmtlmll is pluycd hy J. Bunhlcy, A. Sclnncrsul, D. llulliugton, K. Phillips und N. Cranston. Miss DonlH,xL Mn. Comxmxlm Physical Education tries to promote good sportsman- ship among the pupils ot the school. Students are taught thc fundamentals of various sports, hoth indi- vidually und in tcznus. W Those who arc not on thc Varsity or -Iuyvcc tczuns, 'ff f A hut still want to pzu'ticiputc in athletics, may take part nfl ,W A IIA: in the intrzunurul prograun. :., :F-::eN.,m.' 5' . V, il H Elo to 1 lo V ,l 0 0 Q H U 1 1 t Mn.Hr:B1an Mu.NVA1.K11:u l7

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,LLG. Miss Lievrrskv Miss R. lNlILLEll Right: Making cookies are L. Skinner, J. Knight, D. Manning, N. Wright and A. Stancliforcl. Below: P. Monhs, P. Coylc, D. Sprecher and C. Galloway are Mus. Snxixiows learning to sew. 5-by - Right: As B. Pitts 11' ,,--.- plays thc piano, L. ..,b..: Holla, M. Thomas, S. ' V Cranc and P. Allison V sing. . r rt cg i Miss ANSl.P2H' ...,, uf Q ix 'I t. -.:...,.,, Mn. Br:nNsTb:1N Mus. R.-xusrzx' Adding ?EiUl'iQ .. .. .. H ll All phases of everyday and special occasion hoineinakiug arc taught in T.H.S.'s Horne Econoinics Department. It offers wcll rounclccl courses in food nutrition and sc-Wing, and can prepare interested girls for careers tcachiug in this Held, or to hc good l10ll1L'lll1llil'l'S. Towson Higlfs Music Department offcrs a variety of activitics and courses clcsignccl for the intercstccl stuclcnt. Funclzunentals of Music I and II try to acquaint pupils with an unclerstanding and appreciation of the theory of music. The Cloc- Cluh, thc Girls' Chorus and the Band and Orchcstra pcrforin at various times of thc year in such projects as thc opcrctta, hand conccrts, pagcants and special programs. 16

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I , SW THE SENIOR CLASS Under the guidance of its officers and spon- sors, the Senior Class has successfully achieved its goals. june Week, Commencement, Senior Day and the Senior Tea were among the many important activities that showed the many capabilities of the class of The experience gained of assuming the responsibilities of the school and the oppor- tunity to work with the underclassmen has made the 50th graduating class of Towson well ahle to take its place in society. he enior SENIOR CLrxss Slfoxsons Seated, left to right: Mrs. Simmons, Miss Stevens, Miss Merrick. Strmcling: Mr. Rothroelc, Mr. Rosen- stein, Mr. Keenan, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society consists of Juniors and Seniors who have attained excep- tional achievement in scholarship, leadership, character and service in high school. N,-xT1oN.-xl. HoNon Soon-:Tr First role, lefl to right: N. Collier, -I. Seluiler, B. Zieher, I. johnson, P. Andersen, -I. Luekahaugh, E. Snyder, C. Lindner, M. Klatt. Seeolul row: S. SCl1lICli, B. Anderson, P. Linde, E. Sims, N. Klatt, P. Coekrell, il. DiMarino, S. Moore, C. Pennington, J. Perkins, C. Schaffer, S. Otto, S. Crane. Third row: B. Drake, C. Caskill, L. Skinner, L. Copson, -I. Otte, E. Driver, M. Altselmll, B. Sirlcin, P. Moore, T. Miller, B. Taylor. Fourfli rout: C, Atliy, I. liriee, l'. Crawford, C. Kilmer, E. Cassedy, S. Corey, H. Donnell, D. Aiken, C. Power, T. Hetlierington, B. Brain- ard, J. Moores, B. Bc-vans, Il. Calcenlieinier, D. Huffington, T. Held. Af Ieefern: Mr. Bittle. 18