West Nottingham Academy - Pege Yearbook (Colora, MD)

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Tgffdl If -Ji 1 limi' .E I Wfza May my ee A i . fx fill, IU, 09' ip N W, V I ni I I ' yy I ,. 1,6 , , A L :,ul,55,,.xi lfhsuyggfiy-'lg l -'.'2': 53- p l 3533 :fz Q by K ...Ya 5 r E 'Ja' ll ' fi, 'H' A A 5' 2 ' ' Wag 'Ba Herr . Anhersoa Andy NorTheasT, Md. l'rn Taired BaslceTball, Baseball, FooTball lMgr.l, Pres. OT , STudenT SenaTe, Pres. oT Sparlan Club, Pres. OT Q C L 'TMNT flfasi 7N4:asleeTball and- basebalbslirfwho 5 I regards his aThleTic exploiTs liqhlly, Harry has be- come by Tar one oT The rnosl popular members of . his class. Easy going and enerqeTic, he is one of The luclcy day sTudenTs and hopes To Take up Busi- ness AdminisTraTion aT Franklin and Marshall. K. N so is .Fi , lf aw, W 4 .- -'1 .Q-sw, Nad. Rob f lhorn Bob Sharon H'll Penna r . I , . I , now l o T lrnpw a ul Th TZ, fflffnjylla f:Z4f7 VffU'9 T owlbaf as I Bxaseba I, NoTTinq am N w Peqe, 'cs, Vice-Pres. Senior Clas ' ob is r wh The siTuaTi ', ye Zfjlp 20 er Ap c o . e ' Qyalggfe n p f - s naluTies, hy sure To be , urge-of-'na whaTeyer. ,. Af' . eld he ev er. Y V ,q f' T j',f7,Q gf, f ff4,qj'j.f2. Class PresidenT ' . ii 1 Class Vice-PresidenT ff! 1 V . QW! ffgf .Ur ,- K 1 . I 4 xr' V al fi 'f y - iv fgl A.v- , ,i, W , .1 t 1. Vyylk xi .. . sl.J' . ..,.A 1 ...,, Class SecreTa ry-Treasurer John E. EllioTT BeBop ArlingTon, Va. Don'T corne around here wiTh ThaT roaring- Baseball, Baslcelball, Pres. Dramahcs, Vice-Pres. Hodge Fellowship, Peqe, Secrefary oT Senior Class. Son oT The SouTh, and one oT The most popular Seniors, nonchalanl' John will pursue aTTracTiye Law sTudies aT The Universily oT Virginia. He is also an ardenT jazz Tan and one of The sharpesT 'caTs' on campus. s wwf W

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Qfz 1,9 new N LQOKING baclc inTo The bygone days when I was young and oTTen on The guard squad, I recall The Time spenT in school wiTh a Touch oT senTirnenTaIiTy. To be TruThTuI, I did noT con- sider iT Then as a Time oT sheer deIighT, buT now ThaT IiTe has aTTenuaTed The hardships and Tew biTTer momenTs I can reTIecT on ThaT haIT-cenTury as The golden days oT my mosT enioyable youTh. We were The class oT a I-IaIT-CenTury, Tull oT IiTe, zeal, and mischieT. We graduaTed as a group bound TogeTher by common experiences and TempTaTions. We gIoriTied in our- selves, our TuTure seemed supreme, and mosT necessary. College was iusT ahead-inviTing, TempTing, and darlc wiTh misguided or TearTuI concepTs. I laugh soTTIy now as I Turn over The pages oT a well-used Pege, and I grin sheepishly when I see The handsome creaTure ThaT bears my name amongsT The hall oT Tame oT anoTher grad- uaTing class. Qnly ours was special, because iT was The I-IaIT- CenTury one! Ii A

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'Za Salvaforo L. Benedello All Soufh Paulsboro,N.J. V 1 we., wmaewwe... if You qol ii now, keep if up, you'II need if. Varsily Foofball, Presidenf of lhe Sack Squad , Sai has managed in his few waking momenfs 'ro souse The second floor wilh wafer. He is known fo his many friends as All Soufh Noflinghamu because of his qreaf gridiron exploifs. X I .- ' I ! JA aw ' ' 3, . 5354 fy i Er K in f ' M- .fi H- , is iii' X' ff if i H it M P 'r a uil ' - ml' .V sf , at will -.'fn,' era- ex - 'ki Ka, Tillman M. Bruenker Abbe San Jose. Cosia Rica Hey Boy Wresflinq, Boy Scouls. Tiii, a suave member of The elile wifh a Spanish accenl on everylhing, has af las? become accusfomed fo The maddening ways of American life. His ingenuousness and qenerosif has won him many friends. xl Q -fwfr 49' f ,AWK E. Kirk Cannon Al Jolson ll Concord, Dei WW Pege, Dramaiics, Glee Club, Debaiing, Baskeiball Sfraiqhf from fha Easlern Shore, Kirk has a unique personali+y and possesses a lof of arfisfic Talenf He is also fhe sole propriefor of one island 'NW W Q w' m M iv f ii jx: Q l me T h from 9 , ' flii. H , ,A i Ni Le? me fell you abou? my island Q ' I Ji -A l . f. Ak i A ll I 1 M s ' i ii 'if I ,4 i -J , 1 9 N Q Q