Towson High School - Sidelights Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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Foreword wmqpmyuvnqnvwv-' The moving finger writes, and having writ M ooes on, nor all thy piety or wit Can lure it back to cancel half a line, Nor all thy tears wash out a word of itf, 5 i ' S QQ , rid 135- gr,-:X F, . u it T c lllll IW . Ip 4: , . Ny, f wif A -OMAR KI-IAYYAM Four years of our lives have sifted through the hourglass. Our high school days are gone now, they have left their impression on our lives. We can never call even one day, one hour, or alter the slightest thing that has happened. Every misstep, each goal accomplished, the good times, the slow accumula- tion of knowledge, all have slipped like a mist across the face ofthe Great Clock, and are gone. We realize that, as human beings, we have not always given our best, but most of our memories are happy ones. We have tried to share these memories with you in this, our chronicle, our last offering to Towson High School. fm-we.,..,,.i,, V, V ,. ,.,,,,,., , . , W ,WM ,t lzlll -'.- - ,,'s,,. ..... -.:.: . , ,,,,..,it...,, V61 WWW N . ,W 0 --l-- 4 c:- 7 i.'I:::I .,,,,, ,-,, : ,. .-5 ......... .. :,, R . ,Ai x F :E ww, MM, M ,M,.,W, ., Y OM T X 5.-: -1, - X: aa, wgjsges-ar Q Q , .,,. , as N... U ..,., . Is., ,. ' W 3 ,.,,, ,. f ' M I

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The Petriarchs For nine years Towson Senior High School has progressed along the road of time under the wise and friendly guidance of our principal, Mr. W. Horace Wheeler. Assisting Mr. Wheeler in this capacity are Miss Mary Litsinger, our vice-principal, and Mr. Austin Bittle, who holds the position of administrative assistant. With the help of these three advisors, the students of Towson are able to work out more satisfactorily problems of a social as well as a scholastic nature. Newcomers to Towson find welcome and understanding in their attempts to adjust to high school life. Miss Mary A. Litsinger Vice-principal Mr. W. H. Wheeler Principal Mr. Austin Bittle Administrative Assistant