Wheaton High School - Scarlet Lance Yearbook (Wheaton, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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Wheaton students are therefore among the lucky ones who are the builders of traditions. Wheaton is what WE make it, might well be the motto of these students. T The first graduating class left its mark on Wheaton last year, a mark of which they can be proud. Yet, the members of this year's Senior Class by no means followed ay well-beaten path which had been worn by many feet. Instead, they had a chance to strike out on their own, to establish new precedents, to lay the foundations of NEW traditions. This was true, in fact, of every class. All were therefore pathfinders. E , The LANCE has tried to catch the active, building spirit of Wheaton in the following pages. We hope we have succeeded: ff w XX.. Published by the students of Wheaton Junior- Senior High School, Wheaton, Maryland. Principal, Elwood B. Mason. Editor, Janet Matheson. 3-r wntnon msn school. A he X X X ' x N 2 i f e .1 fps P Alb We, the Staff of the Lance toke greot pride ond pleosure in presenting this yeorbook to the foc- ulty ond students of Wheoton High School, to whom we moke this dedi- cotion. Throughout the yeor you hove shown us wonderful coopero- tion without which the beouty ond completeness of the book would hove been impossible. Your re- of 1957, sponse to oll our requests hos been quickly ond grociously mode, ond words ore inodequote to express to you our sincere oppreciotion. Our hope is thot this book will prove o hoppy reminder of this yeor in school, thot you will keep it olwoys ond find it growing more precious to you in the long yeors to come. Table of Contents P099 FACULTY . .. . 6 STUDENTS ... ... I6 Seniors,... I9 Juniors ... ... 37 Sophomores .... . . . 45 Freshmen ... ... 53 Eighth Grade ... ... 6I ACTIVITIES ... ... 64 Sports .............. . . . 85 COMMERCIAL SPONSORS .... .... I OO 5 4-,ff-NE Qu-,R tow? ', fnq, . : Who' . 015+ 4041- inf Wi Au -19 34 f 'fe-Q X ' ral, , W , waqynrqy I- 'X4b.l'A Mr. Elwood Mason, principal, has guided Wheaton through its first three years with a firm hand, and with the welfare of the students always upper- most in his consideration. Although he cannot, of course, be known per- sonally by all of the student body, his influence is felt in all parts of school life. Executive Reins Were in Capable Hands Miss Henrietta Baker has been vice-princi- pal at Wheaton since its first year. Miss Baker, who is well known by faculty and students alike, is responsible for the weekly assemblies and the daily P.A. announce- ments which are an integral part of school life. 4 Mr. William Gruver, Wheaton's new vice- principal, has had the momentous job of handling student-teacher-parent relation- ships, and he has shown himself to have all of the necessary qualifications. He has also the less arduous but equally time- consuming job of supervising attendance. ,vs-Q, Acting as school secretary is often more than a little got to see Mr. Mason! in your earl The four secretaries Morgan, and Mary Lou Lamb, bore up splendidly, however The Counselors Were Helpful, The Secretaries, Capable 'T'-al unnerving. Imagine trying to type while a student yelled l've , from left to right, Ruth Woodling, Margaret Buehrle, Mildred - with a minimum of nervous breakdowns! 40 ,g,, Wheaton shares Katherine Greany with Colonel Belt Junior High. Miss Greany divides her time between Wheaton and Belt, acting as General Supervisor at both schools. A counselor is a special person - a sympathetic guide who provides light for uncertain feet, and help for bewildered minds. Wheaton's three counselors were every bit as special as could be de- sired. Found at their desks are: Margaret Griffin, upper left, Harold Horn, lower left, and Carl Mitchell, below. 9 'R can ti 2 ,J '1- up .91 Q fc: W 'sf -- if vga' Qi . 44 N K ' CZ 'ix 2' fi is ' NNY 'll ,W r . -if -11 sa, 1 I.i ' F C J Z U JU If 1: T71 70 I 0 o o. o 'G ffl J 'fl G. :- U fb v r' m J Q 5. gr T1 'l 0 3 3 X 0 4 Q c U ln C uw P Z E r' rn -4 YT! 3 'Q G. P' Z F U Q 2 l 5' 'E Q12 2 05' , :o 5. 91' 3 . 1 .,, -. J' I 'S' ' -v 1... l-14 ,S Fm m PZ' 2 25 3 P. ur z. 2 ,Q- E mg 5 2 l '6 F S12 ID 53 Ig ffm 9 l 55 Z ,A ' A ' 5 2 ff ' Q O 5' nf e- PU 4', , ,,, , A 3 Q ' , ,. A- 5 E Z' Z I' 2 l , A., ,A I m f if +9 ,g Q S lbs- A ' H 1- H1 -, of vw ie' - ' A 5'- . A 2 U1 3 W H F- -vw, y 1' f W U , ,, X 2 'Y 3 'fi Q g , 0 14 Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Variety Show . . . MARY EHTTLPZPS - English, Civics . . . PHYLLIS ROWE - ng is . English Has Rewards QThough often Difficult to Comprehendj Mr. Mitchell, Mrs. Burt, and Mrs. Ward seem a bit chilly at Wheaton's first Football Bonfire. JACQUE TYOE - English, History, Journalism, Newspaper, Quill ond Scroll . . . PATRICIA WARD - English, Keyettes . AMY ZIMMERMAN -- English. Mr. Hartley and Dr. Carroll pause briefly in the hall to discuss evaluation plans. f . , fr ir: S 1 J, I ici ' NA Q ,Q N sb' 1 if F ' ' K Ce 5 as , , ar.. eg . KIERAN CARROLL - Head of Social Studies Dept., U.S. History, Economics and Sociology, Foreign Relations Club, Assembly Super- visor . . . LEONARD HARTLEY - Social Studies, Problems of Democracy, Physical and Economic Geography, Civics, Audio- Visual Aids . . . GRACE JOARDAR -- World History, U.S. History. ,Q .va 5 'sr i' ll if? ' f JEWELL MCHUGH - World History, U.S. History, Civics . . . BERNARD MICHELS - Civics, Physical Education, J.V. Football and Basketball . . . ROBERT SANFORD - English, U.S. History, Civics, F.T.A., Ninth Grade Varsity Coach, School Fire Marshal and Civil Defense Marshal, Eighth Grade Core Coordinator. Silencio, por favor! lSilence, please!l was the open ing greeting from Miss George to her Spanish classes. Studying the Past Prepares for the Future Some Took Latin - Others, French or Spanish. ...fff There is some question about what language Mr. Frey and Miss George were conversing in at the January JOHN FREY - Head of Language Dept., French, French Club p'T'A' . . . JOAN GEORGE - Spanish, General Math . . . MARIAN MCNAMARA - Latin. 2,13 15351 Li ll Chemists? Physicists? Who can tell? KLM. . , v-f . ' I ' if 5 i :iv C PASCHAL EMMA - Head of Science Dept., Chemistry, Bio-chemistry, Senior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society, Hi Sci Club . . . MARY ROHLAND - General Science, Biology . . . ERNEST ENGLAND - General Science, General Science Club . . . ED- MUND HOFFMASTER - Physics, General Science, .l,V. Football, Varsity Football, Chairman Honor Award Committee. Mr. Krafchik checks a letter before giving it to B. Fearnow to type. Qbv 4 '-F g 'JH '-.Zig i 3 L s R -if W Tc 4- 35192 A , : Hg, 'f L 'ik X- '-' +- CHARLES LaRUE - Biology, Biology Club, Junior Class Sponsor . . . JOHN WALTER - General Scie' se, Physical Science, Floriculture, Building and Grounds . . . HAROLD YASKOVICH - Biology, Sophomore Class Sponsor, f.T.A. Mr. Emma waits for the rebound lwhich he didn't getl in the Faculty-Varsity game. MARGARET MOORE - Head of Business Dept., Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice, Banking Club, Senior Class Sponsor . . . ESTHER BURT - Elements of Business, Typing, Student Council Dance Committee . . . THOMAS KRAFCHIK - Shorthand, Bookkeeping, School Treasurer, Varsity Football, Baseball . . . BEATRICE KULICK - Typing, Business Math. :if 'T 'N ' -.5 K -41 V YS? Present Training Means Future Success I2 f ,J 'C' S.. ,, 'Ty -. DELIGHT CLAPP -- Head of Mathematics Dept., Algebroj National Honor Society, Bible . . . SHIRLEY McINTIRE - Ap- plied Math., General Math., Algebra. Intelligence +Memory : A -2 -ps 1 va 5 -1 Math. - Mr. Deardorff instructs his e 5 plane geometry class V fl an . K 1' A it -, - 12204, -. 3 '- . iw. 1 1- ' 1 Q 9 A . FLOYD DEARDORFF - Trigonometry and Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry . . . ETHEL DISTAD -- Al- gebra, Biology . . . HELENA McNAMARA - Algebra, General Moth., Majorettes . . . VERONICA MIL- LER - Algebra . . B. Davis sets J. Davis' hair in Miss Hesson's Cos- metology Class. ' .5 . JOHN SYZDEK - General Math., Business Math. For Those Who Don't Choose College-a Career KATHRYN DlGGS - Distributive Education, English, Job Prob- lems, Yearbook and Newspaper Financial Adviser . . . ETHEL HESSON - Cosmetology. . . LAWRENCE STYER - Auto Mechanics. 13 'IDA 5' .5 r ls 'L ij ' ' N' . A ' fit .Y A. me . .Pi ,IQ , f,N S A, 'it :- - 63 ,fx X ,mfs HERBERT GORIN - Head of lndustrial Arts Dept., Graphic Arts, Photo-Flash, Inc .... LOWELL CLARK - Art Metal Carpentry . . Mr. Gorin illustrates how print is set in the Print Shop. 'S-, wht. A L L E N E V R Y - Head of Art Dept., Art, Art Services, Inc. I-fi Pleasure ls Found in A. . Iii, g.,,g?, Beauty and Harmony N, . Nz 1, M1255 14 . . . ELMER MUTH - Mechanical Drawing, Audio-Visual Aids . . . WALTER SMITH - . HARRY THOMAS - Electricity, Electronics, General Math., DipoIes. ANN RANSOM - Head of Home Arts Dept., Home Arts, F.H.A .... CAROLINE TIMBERLAKE - Home Arts, F.H.A. Home Arts Prepares America's Future Homemakers PAULINE HOLCOMB - Head of Music Dept., Ninth Grade Chorus, Tenth Grade Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Advanced Chorus: Singing Knights, Knightingales . . . FRED FELMET - Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra. The Gym Rang , 'E' .1 ' 'P With Voices and vgl-I . sl, . ,if I Clattering Equipment JENNIE AZHDERIAN - Head of Girls Physical Education Dept., Physical Education, GAA .... MARY CHURCH - Physical Education, Civics, Va MARY JO WHIDDEN G. WILLIAM Sl- MONDS - Driver Education, School Store. rsity Cheerleaders, J.V. Cheerleaders - Physical Education, Drill Team. i ...V 4 s7,, law. ' ,Q . , f, NL .9 . .'s,, Ay 3.5. N I CHARLOTTE R E E D - School Nurse, F. N.A., Student Council Welfa re Committee. ,t mf f-r A 'bfi c- LOUIS CHACOS - Head of Boys Physical Education Dept., Physical Education, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, W Club . . . DONALD DROWN - Physical Education, Football, Basketball . . . FRED PROCOPIO - Physical Education, Stu- dent Council, Attendance Supervisor, Assistant Football Coach, Varsity Track, Intramural Wrestling. I , ,f at .ni F. ,'-un Tv' 'E is NAOMI HENRY - Head Librari n Li r r 'a , b o y Club . . . MARGARET KEMP - Librarian, English, Library Club. The Library ls a uiet Place To Study and Dream I C fr Q is f' V' 2 i' Q 3 -.fix I in s isa'-n .9 XY'f P 13 s-4' 4' .N 1,f4'f4g.z',, A 1 ,--, Nr' A '1-MV , 52-' 'g fi-' . ' Qt? -,-' 3 ml 'f va lv Y 1 i- ' o':q!:'s'.':3, re 4 gg .Q .4 E. Amotucci, R. Turney, J. Clough, L. Rosser, C. Payne, and M. De- Vore sit out a dance at the fabu- lous Senior Prom. The Senior Prom proved that N. Smith, W. Mullen, A. Plaia, J. Clough, J. Freeman, L. Sullivan, J. Russo, S. Amotucci really could dance all night. Miss O'Brien adds 20 years to Harold as she prepares him for the Senior Play. l l l 5 i l I Ll I . .yn su., . f' ' 'll i i es -, N.., Q 5 If B. Nm E. Amatucci, R. Turney, J. Clough, L. Rosser, C. Payne, and M. DeVore sit out a dance at the fabulous Senior Prom. .,f .. .Y F Q Y sl AK ! 1 A '.. -M. .X W. A if These Things We Will Always Remember ' ii fx Y2 K9 uw g Q-4 J Post-graduates, Carol Bresnahan and Mar- tha Ewer, are working to receive certifi- cates in Cosmetology. 4 .. Zcfi , .N The members of the graduating class of l957 all agree on one thing: their Senior Year was the busiest and happiest year of their lives. First, they held their Senior Play, One Wild Night, Directed by Miss Margaret O'Brien, the play was the joint effort of a group of Seniors who deserved all the applause they re- ceived. Next on the calendar was the Christmas Ball, a semi-formal dance, held by the Senior Class for the entire senior high school. Another never-to-be-forgotten event was Senior Day. All agreed that it felt wonderful to sub for their teachers, if only the teachers had completed the picture by becoming students for a day l Those who went on the Senior Trip to New York considered it one of the year's highlights. Thanks go to Mr. Pascal Emma, who put up with all fifty innocents abroad for three whole days. KThough the Seniors sometimes suspected that he was having as much fun as they werell The Senior Prom was a much-anticipated event which fulfilled every expectation. The Seniors and their dates could have danced all night - and some of them did! Graduation marked the end of a perfect year. The Seniors leave Wheaton with the hope that it is a little the better because of them, as they certainly are because of it. KNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: S. Hurvitz, A. Plaia, D. Bell, L. Sulli- van. Standing: Mr. Emma. DARRLYL ACKER Butch Track 2 Tumblmg 3 LEONARD A HEARN Lenme Audio Visual 3 Bulldmg and Grounds Comm 3 Bus Patrol 2 Chorus 3 Smgmg Kmghts 3 JOHN ALBANO Art Servuces 2 Bus Patrol I Key Club I 2 3 Lance 3 HUGH KENDALL ALLEN Kenny Football I23 Key Club I2 IBoord of Durectorsl 3 lPresl Homeroom Pres 3 JV Basketball I Sopho more Pres I ELODIA M AMATUCCI Dee Carmval Comm I 2 3 G A A I 2 3 lVuce Presl Glee Club 3 Homeroom Sec Treas 3 Mayorettes I23 Variety Show I 2 SAMMY AMATUCCI Buuldung and Grounds Comm 2 lChalrmanl 3 fChaur manl Football Manager I Gymkhana 23 NHS 2 3 Key Club I 2 lTreasI 3 Student Councnl I 2 3 Vlce Pres I ROBERT ANDERSON o Cadet Band I Track Team MARY JANE ANDREWS Drnll Team I Wheaton Wheels I IRVING ROBERT ARMSTRONG Bo Assembly Comm 3 B sketball 23 Enghsh Vlce P s I2 JOHN ARMSTRONG Sensor Play 3 JANET ATKINSON Jan Chorus 3, Lance 3, N H S 3, School Bank HERBERT BACHELLER Buddy Stage Crew 2 20 tcp, lf ll . 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WILLIAM BARR Basketball I 2 3 Chair Comm 3 Chorus I 2 3 lPresI SANDRA BARRON Sandy RAYMOND BARTHOLOW Ray Baseball I Canteen I2 Englvsh Vuce Pres 2 Football I 2 3 Golf 23 Stage Crew I 2 FLOYD BEAN JR Audno Visual I23 Basketball Manager I PA Room I Stage Crew I2 DIANNE BELL Dee Art Services I Chorus 23 Christmas Ball Queen 3 N H S 3 Jumor Treasurer 2 Kmghtnngales 2 3 Lubrary 23 Maryland State Chorus 3 Seruor Play 3 Sensor Treasurer 3 School Store I Scnence Farr 2 Ticket Comm 3 Vanety Show 2 3 NAOMI BELLANGER u Dramatacs 2 GAA I 23 Junnor Play 2 Junior Red Cross I 2 Yearbook I ali, 'rv PAUL BERK e I 2 R u 2 Spanvsh I2 Yearbook I CAROL BERKELEY Drll Team I2 Scroll I BILL BINCH Basketball Manager 3 Bowlmg I lPresJ Football I3 Homeroom Pres I Rnfle I Tenns 3 Track I RONALD BLUSH Ronnle LINDA BRISTOR Louise Chorus 3 Dance Comm 3 Publlclty Comm 2 Switch board I 2 ROBERT J BROBST Robm 2I AL BUET Golf 25 Singing Knights 2,3. JANET BURKE ERIC EUGENE CARLIN CLARENCE A CHANEY Cadets I '15' fx 3 JOHN CLOUGH Jack Advanced Band 23 Advanced Chorus I23 Biology I Chemistry 2 Dance Band 2 3 English Vice Pres I K y Club I 2 3 Kmghtmgales Accompamst 2 3 N H S 2 3 Senior Play 3 Singing Knights Accompan t 2 3 Student Council 2 lSecond Vice Presl 3 lPresl Variety Show I 2 JUANITA COOK Nita Dramatncs 2 3 Fashion Show I 2 F H A I 2 F N C 2 3 Lance 23 iPhoto Edl Office Helper I Quill Br Scroll 3 Senior Play 3 Scroll 2 fAssistant Business Monagerl Switchboard I2 CAROL BRONDER Carnival Comm. I,2g Fashion Show 25 F.H.A. l,2g F.N.C. l,2,3 lSec.l5 Office Helper I. MARY BROWN Chorus Ig Library l,2,3g Variety Show l,2. Cl RICHARD C CHESLEY Audio Visual 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Gymkhana 2 3 all Patrol I Key Club 2 3 Lance Advertising Manager 3 Switchboard I 2 BARBARA CHICK Chuckie Dramatlcs 3 Library 2 3 Orchestra I 23 BETTY CLARK Betts Art Services I Carnival Comm I 2 3 Chorus 3 GAA I2 3 Lance 2 3 Quill 8. Scroll 3 ALAN CLEMENTS Buddy 22 QA SHEILA MAY COX Art Servuces I Dance Comm I2 Dramatlcs 23 Englush Sec Treas 2 F H A 2 lVnce Presl 3 F N C 2 3 GAA I 2 Glee Club 3 Homeroom Rep 3 Offrce Helper I Order Comm I Varnety Show 2 3 MERLE EILEEN CROMER Publncaty Comm 2 RITAMAE CURRY JACQUELINE DAVIS Jackue JACK DeHANAS Chorus I lPresI 2 lPresI 3 Football I23 Varlety Show I 2 DOROTHY MARIE DEMPSEY FHA 3 GAA I 23 Keyette 3 Lubrary Club I 2 MICHAEL D DeVORE Make A Band 3 Class Exec Comm I2 Dance Bond 2 lPresI 3 lPresI Englnsh Vuce Pres I Key Club 3 NHS 3 Orchestra I2 lStudent Durectorl 3 Sports Announcer I Pep Band 3 lStudent Director? Publlclty Comm 23 lChalrmanI Safety Comm 2 lCholrmanl Scvence Fanr I llst Plocel 2 llst PlaceI Sensor Play 3 Student Council 23 Track I Tumbllng I2 Variety Show I 2 Ways 8. Means Comm 2 Chorus 3, School Bank 3 F- EVA MARIA DODD Chorus I,2, Glee Club 3 23 Wx!! Y ROBERT F CROOKS o Chair Comm I23 Dance Comm 23 Football I Basketball 2 3 Chour Comm 3 Track 2 Student Councul 2 Wheaton Wheels ELEANOR BERNICE DAVIS Bernice 3 ht- WZ. DOROTHY ESTELLE DIXON Dotty , Dot ' 4' I ' 'a , A ' il? ' ' ' . e. V+' ' I I - I I I I js' . . g . . . - . , 5 . . . II - - - I I I - I 1 I I f' 53 7, I I N 5 . , 3' ,MV , . HB bu lffgffatr - , , : - , , I ,n. . V. 51,91 - - 3, - A .WWI R Ve g ' fab,- gg I -il ' N ' PAUL cnow 4, it, ,gh My rf .' ' 1. fipll :nl-IN- f . I A : I- W. , 1 ,I . ,, 'Q' X Q -cf I 4, . , 1 , , 5 ' , . 4 , . - . : - . . , , 1 1 . - I, . I, t - ,, ,. . , M. ' , - - , , K . - , . : - - : 5 L. . .. : , , J y , I I ' ' - I I - I I I I 'I I I I I I , I I - - . JOHN CHARLES DOVE PAUL EISEN Bonfure Comm 3 C Club I Chaar Comm 3 Dance Club I 2 Drnll Team I 2 Engllsh Sec 2 J V Football I Newspaper I2 Red Cross I Rfle I2 Scroll 3 lClrculat1on Manogerl Track I 23 MARY ELEFSIADES Chorus 2 3 EDITH EVERETT due FHA 2 Lubrary I Order Comm FREDERICK FALLON Fred Chemlstry 23 Chess 2 Dramatlcs 3 Foreign Rea tu ns 2 French 3 Llbrary 23 N H S 23 Sen r Ploy 3 HOWARD FIELDING Bond I lSect1on LecderI 23 lPres Student D1rectorI Dlpoles 3 Track 2 3 Tumblmg 3 ,J JAMES FILOMENA Jlmmy JOYCE FREEMAN Cheerleaders I 2 3 lCaptaunI GA A I 2 Junior Vuce Pres 2 Lubrary I 2 3 N H S 2 3 Student Councul 3 lTreasI Welfare Comm 3 lChaarmanI CAROL FRIEDRICH Sunshine Christmas Ball Prlncess 3 Chorus 3 Dramatlcs I Engllsh Vnce Pres 2 GAA I2 Guidance Helper I Homeroom Rep 3 Keyette 3 lPresI Offuce Helper Sophomore Pres I Student Council I lV1ce PresI Swctchboard I lVlce Presl 2 Tumbllna 2 Variety Show 2 WAYNE FROCK JAY GLERUM Assembly Co m 3 Basketball Manager I Chemistry 2 Dramatucs I23 Key Club 3 Lance 23 Sensor Play 3 Varcety Show 2 JOHN GOLDBERG Johnny Baseball I23 Engllsh Vuce Pres 3 Football I23 W Club I 2 24 - ,1111 , - , . 1 1 ., 11 11 f 1 '- 1 11 1 I 11 1 11- ,. 11E-11 , , .I. 1...- 11 11 ,' . 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I, 2 lSe .J, 35 F.N.C. ,2,3 I H b, ' 5 ,2. npotu Bill Dave .lack JOY HAMILTON ChorusI23 FHA 2 GAA I23 ScroIl3 Variety Show I THELMA JEANNE HARPER JGONWS G A A I CAROLYN HARTMAN Cheerleader I 2 3 F H A c I Guidance Helper 2 3 JOHN HARTSOCK Softsock Basketball Manager I 23 Chair Comm 3 Chorus 3 Dance Comm 23 Key Club 3 Office Helper 2 Publicity Comm 2 Senior Play 3 Singing Knights 2 Variety Show I 2 JANET HAYMAN English Vice Pres I Sec Treas 2 Fashion Show 2 Lance 3 ROBERT C HAZARD Bo Drill Team 2 Track I 25 A JUNE HOBBS Chorus I 2 Variety Show I CHARLES HOLMES Charlie Baseball I23 Basketball 23 Football 23 JV as etball I V Football Comm 3 Wivsfx hi it KATHLEEN KELLER Kathy Glee Club 3 Library 3 DIANE PATRICIA KENDRICK Art Services I Lance I3 lCopy Edl Library I23 lChairman of Scheduling Comml Quill 8. Scroll 3 Senior Play 3 Scroll I3 'Q' STUART McDOWELL HELMICK Baseball Ig Chair Comm. 25 Singing Knights 25 W Club I,2. CAROLYN HOBBS Chorus 3 Senior Executive SHELDON HURVITZ Shelly Basketball I23 Dance Comm 23 Senior Play I3 Senior President 3 Student Council 3 Ticket Comm 3 lChairmanI W Club 2 BRENDA IDIAN Chorus I23 FHA I lSongleaderI 2 lSongleader7 3 lSongleaderI N H S 2 3 lPresl MARC IMLAY Chemistry 2 3 Chess 2 Foreign Relations 2 French KARL 0 JANSSON Audio Visual I lSecl Key Club 2 3 lTreasI Qi fo. 'ev EARL KIDWELL Chair Comm I23 lChairmanI Chorus 3 Dance Comm I23 Dramatlcs 23 Publicity Comm 3 Sophomore Executive Comm I Student Council 3 Track I 2 3 Variety Show 2 MARILYN KISSINGER G A A I 2 3 26 li 1 JOAN ANNE KLAUDA Englssh Sec Treas 3 FN C I 2 lTreasI3 GAA I Scrol 3 JERRY L KLEIN ootball I23 W Club Knsghts 2 Track 2 STANLEY RICHARD KNOTTS PAULINE KOELKEBECK Eng ssh Vce Pres I GAA I2 Lsbrary I2 Scroll KAREN LYNN KYTE A Band I2 Assembly Represenfotsve 3 Carnsval Comm 23 Chorus 3 Drsll Team I 23 FTA I 23 Glee Club 2 Homeroom Sec 3 Ke ette 3 Lance 3 DONALD KLINE Don Audso Vssual 2 Dspoles 3 JV Football 2 Ssngsng Y Latin 2 Lsbrary I23 lPresI Sensor Play 3 ROBERT LAMAR o Audso Vssual 23 Band I Football I Future Engs neers I FRANCES LECHLIDER Drsll Team I Swstchboard 2 Tscket Comm 3 Track I JOHN JEFFREY McCANN e Baseball 2 Scroll 3 JOHN ROBERT McGlFFIN Jack J V Football 2 Track I Vssual Asds 2 Wrestlsng 2 27 ROBERTA McALLlSTER Robsn Cornsval I2 Dance Comm 23 Englssh Sec Treas I H Patrol I FNC 23 Lance 3 Sensor Play 3 ROBERT N McCALl.UM o Dance Comm 2 Sensor Play 3 Tscket Comm 3 Wi THOMAS MAHOLM Tom Football I 2 3 Key Club l 2 3 W Club I 2 Wres tlsng 2 DIANE MANOLL Cheerleaders 2 3 English Sec Treas 3 Fashion Show 23 FHA 2 GAA 3 Guidance Helper I Library 2 Variety Show l 2 RICHARD MARCUS Dick Scro I I DOLORES MARRAFFA Dalor Carnival Comm I Chorus I 2 3 Dance Comm 2 3 GAA I 2 lVsce Presl 3 Homeroom Representative 3 Jacket Comm 2 Lance I Publicity Comm 3 Scroll l Sensor Executive Comm 3 Sensor Play 3 Baseball I2 Basketball I2 Football l W Club JANET ELIZABETH MATHESON an Art Services I2 lDsrectorI3 Dramatscs l2 Keyette 3 Lance I2 lArt Edl3 lEd sn Chief? Library I2 lChasrman of Display CommI3 NHS 23 Quill 81 Scroll 3 School Store 2 Scroll I 23 Sensor Play 3 Variety Show 2 GENE MAYO Geno ERNESTINE MEADOWS Chorus I 2' Glee Club 3' Variety Show I. YVONNE MILLER Vonnie English Sec. 2 Vice-Pres, 3' G.A.A. 3' Glee Club 3' Switchboard I 2' Variety Show 2. GERALD MOENTMANN Jerry Chair Comm. 3. RETHA MORGAN Cheerleader I23' Dance Comm. I2 lPres.7 3' Dra- ics 3' G.A.A. I23' Glee Club 3 lPres.l' Patrol I' Junior Sec. 2' F.N.C. 23' Senior Represen- tative 3' Sophomore Representative I' Student Council 2 3' Ticket Comm. 3' Tumbling A 3' Variety Show 2 3. 28 MARGARET MORRIS Peggy orus I 2 3 F H A G Llbrary I 2 3 N H S 3 Varuety Show 2 WALTER W MULLEN u B nd I23 Key Club 3 NHS 3 Orchestra I 23 lVuce Presb Publncnty Comm 23 Safety Comm 2 Sclence Four I Senlor Play 3 Sensor Representative 3 Tumblmg I 2 Varlety Show 2 PEGGIE JOYCE MULLENS Peaplcker Dramatucs 3 Patrol 2 Scuence 2 Student Court 2 SUZANNE MU NZ nd I 2 N A 2 lTr GA 2 3 Club 2 Scroll 3 JOHN EDWARD MURPHY Chorus I2 Sungang Knights 2 Stage Crew I WILLIAM NEEDHAM I Dupoles 3 Newspaper 2 Raduo I Scroll 3 Student Councll 2 World Affours Councnl 2 NANCY NETTLETON Junror Representative 2 Lance 2 Publlclty Comm 2 Student Councul 3 Swutchboord I 2 Ways and Means Comm 2 IRIS NIEVES Dromatscs l School Bank 2 Swutchboord 2 EDWARD OLSEN Basketball l Football l Jumor Play 2 Natuonal Thes plan Socnety 2 Sensor Play 3 JEAN ONOFRY Dramatucs 3 Publncsty Comm 2 Student Councrl 2 Variety Show I 2 JIMMIE A OVERBY Basketball 2 3 WILLIAM E PAXSON Bull Football 2 29 CAMILLE A PAYNE Chnstmas Ball Prnncess 3 Dramatucs 3 F N C I 2 lSec I 3 G A A I 2 3 Lotm 2 lTreasI Lvbrary Club I 2 3 N H S 2 3 lPres I Sensor Play 3 Sophomore Treas I WILLIAM A PEARL I Basketball 2 HIY I Swimming 2 ivx 14 44.2 THERESA REYNOLD Drlll Team I Scroll 3 DAVID RHOADES AUdl9 Visual I Baseball I HARRY DAVID RHODES MIRIAM ANN RILEY WILLIAM l'l PENNINGTON I Dance Band 2 3 Order Comm l School Store I lMan agerl 2 lManagerI 3 lManagerI Switchboard 2 ANN PLAIA Bonflre Comm 3 Carnlval Comm 3 Chemistry 2 Chorus I 2 3 Dance Comm I 2 3 En lush Sec I 2 GAA I23 lPresI Jumor Secretary 2 Library 3 N H S 2 3 lSecI Scroll I Sensor Secretary 3 Student Councal 3 Varlety Show I Ways and Means Comm 3 lChalrmanI WILLIAM QUINTER I Baseball I 2 3 Basketball I 2 3 Football I 2 3 Home roam Vice Pres 2 3 W Club 2 Tumblmg 2 Terry T3 PATRICIA ANN RODGERS a LEE MICH ELE ROSSER Cheerleader I lCo CoptalnI 2 3 Chorus I lAccom panustI 2 lAccompannstI 3 lAccompamstI G A A I Knaghtmgales I 2 3 N H S 2 3 Student Council I lRecordung SecI 2 lSecI 3 lSecI Variety Show I 2 30 I ' ' 1 ' 5 . . . , te - 1 I - - - 1 I I I -I ' 1 1 1 . .. 1 .1 1 5 Q - x ' , . IIB-ull Ai 4 W 1 '- 1 ' ' . y . 1 1,B.H,1 1 1 - 1 D - I . 1 1 1 . ' . 1 ' - 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 9 - 1 1 . - - 1 1 11 1 1 X - - . 1 -1 1 1 'QL , 1 ' HBH., I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - t S .A 14' ROGER C. REMALEY Curly 11 ll I 1 1 . .- . 'T'- - ' 1 - ' I x u. 1 'jc , 'f ' up til 35 - 5 , 5 . . . 1 fhvx fli- I I JOSEPHINE I. M. RUSSO .lo Switchboard 2. DAVID WILLIAM SABO Patrol 2 lCaptainl. THOMAS R. SARGENT Tom VIC SAVOCA Bulldog Assembly Comm. 35 Baseball Ig Football I lCo-Cap tainl, 2 ICO-Captainl, 3 lCo-Captainlp Homeroom Pres. 2,35 Track 25 Variety Show 25 Wrestling 2 lCaptainI -'I' CHARLOTTE SCHLOSSER Cheerleader 23 Englush Sec 3 GAA I23 Home room Sec 3 Llbrary I23 NHS 3 Sensor Repre sentatnve 3 VICTORIA SCHNEIDER Vlckn Cheerleader I Chorus I23 English Sec 2 Switch board I 2 Varuety Show I DAVID SIDMORE BARBARA JEAN SCOTT Scottie Englnsh Sec 2 DAWN LOUISE SELLERS Dawme Canteen 2 Chorus I 3 Dance Comm I English Sec 3 GAA I Jumor Representative 2 Sophomore Rep resentatlve 2 Student Council I 2 Variety Show I 2 MARCIA LYNN SERAFINO Shorty Assembly Comm 3 Glee Club 3 lTreasl Swutchboard BARBARA SHERRIL FTA I2 lVnce Presl 3 Newspaper Q Key Club 3 Smgmg Knughts 3 Track I23 W Club 2 NANCY S SIMMONS Poodles Glee Club I 2 3 3l 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' I . , , , , . . . , - ll 4 'll I . . . W Q I I I I ' I - 1 1 - , 2 1 Q - 11 - 11 ll ' ll I I I ' I ' 1 ' - - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - ll ll - 1 - 1 . . . , - ., , I. . - - - , , 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 I -. 'Q f C- X . 77' A X ' 9, I . 1 1 - fr,,'v,.- . .g5i'L1.,x'- 4, ,ftfus-fm - .I ,,,. .fc x . X NX. Q:-,I ETHEL MAY SIMPSON Eng Ish Vace Pres I GAA I23 Jumor Pres Student Councll 3 HAROLD M SLATE a Bso Chemlstry I2 Chorus I2 Dnpoles 3 Dramatlcs I 2 3 Key Club I 2 3 Lance 2 N H S 2 3 Orchestra I 2 Semor Play 3 Sclence Farr I I2nd Placel 2 Ilst place? Scroll 2 3 IEd In Chnefl Varlety Show I 2 CHARLES SMITH DON PATRICK SMITH Baseball 2 Basketball I Councul I LLOYD SULLIVAN Actuvrty Tucket Comm 3 ICha:rmanl Band I2 Chaur Comm 3 Dance Comm I23 English Vlce Pres 2 Football I 23 Jumor Representative 2 Sensor Vlce Pres 3 Sophomore Vlce Pres I Student Council I 3 Track I 2 3 RICHARD G SULLIVAN Rach J Football 2 Student Smltty a NANCY SMITH Chorus I23 Chrnstmas Ball princess 3 G A I ISophomore Representatrvel 2 CTreasl3 Knlghtlngales 2 3 Lubrary I 2 3 N H S 3 Sensor Play 3 Sophomore Execuhve Comm I Vanety Show I2 'Q-,N DOROTHY SNYDER Dotty Dance Comm I ISecJ Jumor Representatnve 2 N H S 2 3 Publlclty Comm 2 Sophomore Sec I Student Councnl I 2 3 Swntchboard I 2 RICHARD ALAN TATE JR Duck KATHERINE THOMPSON Drnll Team I23 IPresI FNC I2 School Bank Switchboard I JANET TORRANCE THOMSON Amerlcan Legion Hugh School Oratory Contest l23 Band I Dramatucs I 23 FTA 2 Guidance Helper Keyette 3 IChaplalnl Lance 2 IClrculatlon Managerl Lrbrary I 2 fChaurman of Lost Textbooks Comml 3 Sensor Play 3 School Chaplain 3 Scroll I 3 Variety Show I2 Vance of Democracy Contest I2 ISchool WannerJ3 fSCh0ol Wlnnerl GEORGE TIPPETT T P Baseball I, Football I,2,3, Sensor Representatave 3, Student Council I, W Club I,2 32 EDWIN TOOLEY Bug Ed SHIRLEY TRAGESER Chorus I 2 3 Order Comm I Swutchboord I2 CARMEN TURNER Drlll Team I 2 3 F H A I 2 3 Guidance Helper I RICHARD TURNEY Audlo Visual I23 Blochemnstry I lPresI Canteen 2 Carmval Comm 2 Chorus I 2 3 Gymkhana 2 Lance 2 Offnce Helper I PA Room I2 Patrol I Scroll 3 Smglng Knlghts I 2 Variety Show I 2 GABRIEL UJFALUSY Dlpoles 3 Key Club 2 3 Slngung Knughts I 2 3 Vanety Show 2 CAROL ANNE WALKER I 2 3 PAT WALKER GAA I2 Lubrary I ROSE MARIE WELLS Carmval Comm 3 Christmas Ball Prmcess 3 English Sec Treas I Publuclty Comm 3 Scroll3 Student Coun crl 3 Swutchboard 2 55 T PAULA WHELAN EDWARD WILLS Eddie Chalr Comm I Football I SHARON WINSTEAD Chorus I 3 Dramatlcs 3 Drvll Team I lSecI 2 l5eCI 3 GAA 3 Gsrls Ensemble I Glee Club 2 Kmghtrngales 2 3 Llbrary I N H S 2 3 Varlety Show I 2 NANCY LEE WRIGHT Nance Vonety Show 2 33 Il I ll ,,: . 1 ' .- ' ,,: - - . ,,: ' ,2,3- . '.-' ,,: ' ' .1 1 U - 1 ,,: 2 1 S in 1. n I A : I - - ,J : : K I I I ' ' z ' 1 ,J ' ' ' , 1: ' Carnival Comm. lg Drill Team l,2p F.H.A. I,35 G.A.A. I 1 ' I ' ,-'Ls YZ , . . . ,5 ' . . u 'I' . . i . ..- .. 5 . 5 5 - I ' V Il I II . 5 . ,I ' I D -I ' 5 X , . , , , . . . . . , I - 1 ' I ,I I ' - - ,I 1 - - ll ll JOHN YOST Jack Chair Committee 3 .IV Basketball Sophomore Execu tuve Comm I Stage Crew 2 'QC , lei' i JOSEPH EVANS Ran STUART FAIRALL Buck Audra Vnsual l23 Bro Chemistry I Englusl-1 I lPresl NORMAN SCHWAB Norm Baseball UVI I Basketball I2 Homeroam I lPresl Q 2 Nice Presl Softball I2 Swlmmlng I2 Volleyball 111 3 4010 STEPHEN SMALLMAN steve Basketball 2 lMgrl 3 Football I Key Club 2 I3 JOHN ARNN JIMMY McKAY Beta H1 Y 2 JACK BASS PAUL MILLER Football I Audra Vusual 3 Dlpoles 3 Football 2 Track I 2 DANIEL BRADSHAW Danny IRENE ULINSKI BARRY WILLIAM GONCHAR GENE WEBBER W Club CECIL GRUBBS Sonny WILLIAM WESSELS I Blology I ANN JORGENSEN JOHN WILLIAM WILLIAMS JOHN RUSSELL HAMLIN MARY ANN RILEY Buology I, Chemnstry 2, Football 2,3, Hu Sc: 3 JAMES DALE KISER Jam PATRICIA WRIGHT PG Chemistry 2, Golf 2, Latin l,2 Bank 2 34 qt-1, 5 11 I1 I It ' . . Y' . ' ' ' ' ' ' . sf Q N D .fr , . r 0 F' ' 'f Rosen scoff LOWELL Bob 5 ll A . ll ll Q . ' ' -I I I I I 1 I 1 u,2. x X- F' , es :AM A W X n ' ' f 'U aa ll ff: Q CL ll I1 llB.H Q mv X ,,-an -. 1' x41 Mr. and Mrs. Emma beam happily while chaperoning a dance. 5 ' .2 R. Morgan and E. Olsen play peek- a-boo with a locker door. f ' 7 Upper right: At the senior-sponsored Christmas Ball, the five senior princesses lin the foregroundl were D. Bell, C. Friedrich, C. Payne, N. Smith and R. Wells, the three junior princesses were: P. Blair, J. Orndorff and C. Wentz, and the two sophomore princesses were: D. Darr and D. Motley. Right: B. McCallum looks starry-eyed even though it's his date, D. Bell, who is Queen of the Christmas Boll. I957 Was a Busy Year for Seniors D. Mamffq, s. Hunan, D. Ben, c. if Payne, J. Clough, B. McCallum, ftlgjj J. Hartsock, and S. Cox take o 1 final bow after the Senior play, 1 One Wild Night. The big moment for all seniors I was graduation. ' fo I., ... L .. .V 'f- . X, 'RQ 4 I . l vi ff' t ll 1 Right: D. Lumpkin discovers the quiet and beauty of Wheaton's Library. Above: D. Harrison looks strangely pleased as R. Rid- dell steals C. King from him at the Junior Prom. Nl.- They Worked Hard, But They Played Hard, Too Juniors gather around for refresh- ments at the Junior Prom. First row: R. McAllister, M. Smith, J. Orndorff, R. Harrison. Second row: P. Blair, R. Riddell, R. Fauntleroy, J. Hathaway, G. Spates, D. Kanak. K. Chernick, B. Britt, P. Blair, J. Om- dorff, D. Disney, D. Dunner, D. Kanak, G. Spates, M. Smith, B. Mil- ler, and C. King enjoyed the fine music at the Prom. 57 D , , Ji i . i i 559 ea ,.- I ni Jil If f-,f, xl ff , .....Q.,., is is Q' cs ' D1 5 ,- 5...xw av... .N i Y 1 img +0 The Junior Class, under the sponsorship of Mr. Charles LaRue, with its Class representa- tives, worked diligently to make this year's Class the most successful yetl A new twist, this last year, was the Junior News Bulletin, published monthly, The Bul- letin contained stories and articles connected with the progress and latest activities of the Juniors. The yearly battle with the Class rings oc- curred once more. There were the measurings and orders, taken in English sections by Mr. John Tudor. These rings are the greatest, ac- cording to the Juniors. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left: R. McAllister, R. Harrison, G. Spates, S. LaFontise. 'J The R 8. B Special lrhythm and blues, what else?l was the record-hop sponsored by the Class, and held in the cafeteria. All senior high students were invited, and a grand time was had by all. May l8th was the big date for all Juniors. What else but the Junior Prom? Held in the school gymnasium, the Prom was a dazzling event, which provided the real climax to a wonderful school year. The Juniors are now all blissfully looking forward to next year - when they'll be real, honest-to-gosh Seniors! X U 'sg s 'jx , x it Mr, Walter's Floriculture Class discusses the structure of a leaf. When the mem- bers start out on a project, they look happy enough to prove this is a favorite class. Lett to right: Mr. Walters, G. Tippett, C. DiNino, C. Marshburn, J. Fiore, and B. Heller. Dolores Albano Edward Anderson Lois Atwood David Bandy Carol Balderson John Bangs Beverly Bargmann Geneva Bates Patricia Bean David Bell Elizabeth Bennett Patricia Blair Samuel Bowden Sylvia Bowser James Bradley Sandra Bradfield Robert Brenner Carolyn Brooks Carole Brown Joseph Burkart Sheila Burns Joseph Capece Fairfax Carpenter Virginia Carmack Carol Carter Kathy Chernick Barbara Chertock Nancy Cissel Marbara Clagett Mary Cleaver .1 Kenneth Clements Edward Clifton Nancy Clinard Donna Coker Winona Cook Carolyn Cross Betty Deal Glenda Deal Virginia Dillard June Disney Elizabeth Dodd William Donaldson Richard Donaldson Gary Duhn David Dunner Shirley Durham Irene Eaton James Eddy Richard Fauntleroy Bobbie Fearnow Dana Fling Virginia Frey Anita Gambaro Margaret Gartrell Nancy Gortrell John Garthune Barbara Gibson Catherine Gironda Catherine Goldber Barbara Gooch A 1 l of ff- 1, Q f- ' ' , X C-ei .ll .1 X xi: ., . 5, - ibm, 3' I lr ?' N A ,. ., . Everyone enjoyed the refreshments served in the Home Arts dining room, follow- ing the Honor Society's Fall Induction. S. Winstead is welcoming inductee C. Schlosser, as F, Fallon talks with some of the mothers, and S. Harris and B. ldian prepare punch for the visiting parents. Beverly Graham Patricia Green Peter Gurvin Robert Hamblin Gwendolyn Hanback Richard Hanna James Harris Dick Harrison Joanna Hathaway Robert Hayden Charles Haynes Robert Heller Peter Hemingway Barbara Hersh lda Hess Douglas Heyhoe Beverly Hicks Patricia Hobbs Marjorie Horn Patricia Hottie Joan Huffman Linda Hurst Trudi Jen Gay Jenkins Donna Johnson Bonnie Jones Diane Kanak Carolyn King Joseph Kurtz Suzanne LaFontise 1 ,.. .VA 3 w- ll . YD' e,.,,,A - 'Q nl a u 40 if The Auto Shop Class' motto is, How to know a car in three easy years. T Stacks of type and boys intent on their work are characteristics of the print shop. Here they, ably directed by the teacher, Mr. Gorin, print tickets for games and school dances and all pro- grams, including baccalaureate and corn- mencement services. Mary Lake Alan Lamb Andrea Langen Kenneth Lavern David Leibow Marjorie Loveless Dorothy Lumpkin Craig Lyons Robert McAllister Ann McCauley Jo McConnaughy Mary McGreevy William McGiffin Nettie McKoy Delores McQuain James Maddox Lee Moffei Philip Mangiapane Richard Mantel Michael Marceron Patricia Marks Bonny Meehan Kay Michaelis Cindy Mikules Bruce Miller Iris Morrison Jo Ann Mullen Ruth Murray Nancy Nairn Shirley Nealis 4 Stephen Newmann Carrold Newton Barbara Nimnum Gloria Nusbaum William O'Donnell Jovce Oliveri Janice Orndorff Barbara Osmond Louise Patterson Gerald Pavey Nancy Pergal Linda Petretic Bruce Phillips Mary Phillips Philip Pinnell Jean Paulsen Patricia Powers Patricia Prather Roger Pressley Gail Price Janet Pruitt Charles Purves Peggy Radcliffe Eileen Reed Barbara Richards Bruce Richards Keith Richards Regina Richards Richard Riddell Diane Ritnour 4- IX E- .-.azge - -'L '1 'ef'-. Q-s ! I4 'L'- ' l Q - VN. fl ? 41.7 ev H ,t P15 ' '. MT? X v., ve, , A . - 3-vs, t L wi 7, ' A 4- 4 f C 1' - - ' r Q Ge, il x ' i R Q l A v Knit one, purl two, faculty, faculty, Yoo-Hoo! fOverheard at the Faculty- Varsity Basketball Game.J The Varsity cheerleaders, left to right: J.Orndortf, R. Morgan, D. Manoll, C. Schlosser, J. Freeman, C. Hartman, L. Rosser, and K. Chernick. E' Cosmetology has obviously graduated many competent manicurists. The vari- ous classes usually have a full appoint- ment book when ladies come in for facials and shampoos as well as mani- cures. Miss Hesson is the teacher. N 'ag bl , w ti-.. Q Bernard Rommal Edward Ryan Sandra Sadtler Joan Saverino Donald Schaeffer Nan Schleifman Suzanne Schubert William Seckel Nancy Seiler Loretta Shankle Helen Skinner Joan Skinner Janet Skogland Judith Smith Mary Ellen Smith Mildred Smith William Snyder Charles Sorrell Nancy Speich Carol Stasiunas Nancy Stellirig Gail Strouse Russell Stutz Joyce Sweet Donna Tabor Judy Taylor Mike Taylor Thomas Taylor Joan Thompson Sue Traylor S. S. Hurvitz becomes Wheaton's Crimson Knight at the Sherwood game. Donald Wright Captain Barry Drews delights assembly with the songs of his 22-man chorus. Clara Trevathan Mary Unger Edward Veals Marshall Veazey Judy Veenstra Judy Walker Joyce Wall Joanne Weakley Charlene Wentz Jack White Kay White Patricia White Suzanne Wills Joyce Wilson Glenn Wood Varsity and Faculty cheerleaders get together following the upset victory of the Varsity at the annual game Tenth graders are sort of in-betweenersf' Theirs is not the excitingly new world of the Freshman, or the world of Senior privileges, even Juniors seem glamorous to the average Sopho- more. The Tenth Grade is an important year, how- ever. The fields elected in the Ninth Grade are continued by each student, or new fields are chosen if the first year's courses proved a mis- take. There is also an exciting required course - biology. Each student has the once-in-a-life- time chance of dissecting his own frog. lAll Sophs have that formaldehyde aroma ll . . M., Q31 '- .. 'I sn fX Sophomore English classrooms ring with Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears! as ardent Shakespeare students declaim Mark Anthony's famous speech from Julius Cae- sar, that faithful companion of every tenth grader. This year's Tenth Grade had an exciting time outside of class, too. Although the Class was organized rather late, once officers were elected things rolled along merriIy. The year's high- lights were a dance in March, a trip, and a Class party. The Sophs even chose colors to make the Class more distinctive. The colors chosen were lavender and white -- elegant, no? SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPON- SOR1 K. Glover, Mr. Yoskovich lSponsorl, D. Williams, T. Endo, A. Ober. gk li i V 'tr' Paula Berkeley Barbara Berry Paula Betters Allen Beye Edith Bible Fred Bisel Joyce Blake Charles Blankenship William Boiseau Linda Bowen Daniel Bowman Barbara Boyd Robert Boyer Peter Boyle Alfred Brandt Charles Britt Frank Browell Bill Bucklin Gloria Alexander Carol Alldredge Barbara Allen Irene Allen Alibrando Ambrogi Joan Anderson Stephen Anderson Carroll Andre Barbara Atkins Brenda Attick Kay Ausen Linda Avencena Junius Barber Wayne Bargmann Phyllis Barnhart Charles Barrows Robert Bartlett William Bartlett Larry Baumgartner Barbara Bebber Kathleen Benedick Michael Benenson Thomas Benenson Patricia Berkeley lk Upper picture: Miss Baker, our efficient and popular vice prin- cipal, strikes a typical pose in her office. Lower picture: The appearance of our inclosed court was im- proved by the Floriculture Class. Patricia Burch Cheryl Burg Melodie Burkhardt AI Burns Stewart Burns Joann Burras Judith Burroughs Carla Burton Nancy Buxer Bob Caldwell Ray Campbell John Carpenter Sheila Carroll Michael Carson Roberta Carter Robert Carwithen Pot Cheek Judith Chesley Gail Clagett Mary Clifton Wallace Cochran Marshall Cocks Jessica Cooley Patricia Copley g s,ys is .. fig, U, a wg I 'N - s 9- nr 4 , Us t - : ' . ' A V . QA 'FD tiff A 1' Wifi . k ' xx ,c - , . S U xv , i, mr , ,Q as .1 in- : S ' l A fl 'S - j 1, j A E. L . x oi Z' 0- Q hr' X 4 ij. L t- 5 sv na ' - ' . 5 3' A A Q1 p ,af . c ,of 'N-. 4, 1' 11. l-., 7 nw I Q, S to- Claudette Coulon Barbara Cramer Howard Crist Miriam Cullom Barbara Curtis Marilyn Curtis Ann Dalton Dorothy Darr Barbara Davis Beverly Davis Raymond Davis Michael De Simone Joanna Devers Ray Dimock John Donaldson Danna Dorr Shirley Duvall Elizabeth Edmond rl 5.1 Upper picture: Wheaton rounds the end for a first down in the LaPlata game. Lower picture: Wheaton makes the winning extra point after touchdown in the Suitland game. Anne Hall Carolyn Hallman Carol Hancock Mitchell Harrison Lola Hayman Mary Henshall Philip Hickok Kerry Highsmith Barbara Hodges Fritz Hoffman Wilma Hoffman Hilda Holliday Judith Honsaker Benjamin Horton Frances Horwitz Charles Houston Joseph Humphrey Douglas Jacobs Anne Jenkins Cecilia Jennings Mary Johnson William Johnson Diane Jordan Sandro Jordan Todd Endo Lawrence Everett Shirley Faunce Joan Fazenbaker Kathleen Feeney Mary Lee Fishell Janet Fleming Ray Fleming Jeanne Foster Roland Frasher Clifford Gilbert Bonnie Gindlesperger Catherine Glover Robert Graninger Edna Green Mary Grier Alan Gugick Katherine Haines 15 15, A. ., Ur, xi H2 bf ini E- L cl 5 ,Gnu T, V Sv ssl' Fulton Katz Suzanne Keeler William Keith Nancy Kendig Judy Kiatta Robert Kidwell Judy King Veronica Klenke Veronica Knight Barbara Kottler Joan Kraft Jean Krautwurst Theresa Kuster Paul Labbe Joseph Landis Lillian Lane Calvin Lemmon David Loggins YN V 42 5, 4 i . . 'CV TV' g -X, ji if ,JF Q,- Q. 63 lxi'i I Mildred Longmore Charles Lopes Bonita Love Emilie Lowe Pat Lowe Linda Luckenbill Shirley Lynch Mary McDaniel Larry McGinness Thomas McKnight Susan MacDonald William MacMullin Carl Maholm William Martin Joann Mendlin Kathleen Meyer Helen Miller Lacy Miller Ann Mills Patricia Moore Diana Motley Patricia Mould Sue Myers Carol Nicolson cz Below: Members of the French Club enjoy their annual Christ- mas program and party. .J X ti., ll 'Y M Na, x Q, u t :W r. fs! F. 1 in V if 4. ' 1 4. n'y .H vii: X y 2 UTI' ,ri ,fflmxi . t2?r3-4957: f il 5 I NX 'J 44., ,Ut '-Qt . '01-IIUZJISQ A : A. trip, fgtvvxxcl lx' - 3.5. But Charlotte . . ., Rodney U. Cloughl pleads with Charlotte CC. Paynel as Scorpio lM, DeVorel steps in the closet during a scene from the Senior Play, One Wild Night. Bonnie Nolan Buzz Nottingham Alex Ober Pat O'Brien Sharon O'Brien Patricia Olson Elaine Onofry John O'Rear Gloria Otto Louise Owens Carolyn Padgett Carolyn Parker George Peifer Richard Pennington Carol Perkins Harry Perry Linda Perry Robert Peters James Pigg Roberta Pikser Patricia Platt Ronald Potas Robert Proctor Barbara Rabbitt ' . X J P' 1 aug' C Q s , g ., ex, 3 f f I V H .L 59 A .B Q tl: 4. 4 N r y . Jeffrey Raphael Ben Reed Dick Reed Robert Reilly Norma Riblet Mary Rice Ralph Rice Carlaina Richards Ruth Rittle Margaret Robey Judith Rockenbach Betty Rossott Nancy Ryan Walter Rydzewski Richard Sacharott Norma Salmon Karen Sander Barbara Sayoca ,- V Os K . , 3 W lv.. 'iv I Q Qi, . if t.. -.- f ' he Q 'Crt Q3 fa. F- -' , A v H. 8179 -a tax ' f1.. ,i, 1 v 3'- ? -N is T at Audrey Stromberg Elaine Strouse Robert Struder Barbara Stuck Donna Stump James Sykes William Tamblyn Ernest Teague Joan Temple Mike Tetter Marcia Tinkham Shirley Tippett Mary Troth John Trygstad Robert Tucker Guy Tuel Gary Varano James Varano 1 fl x w v 5 , A Q , . L Geneva Schenk Dick Seiden Barbara Schwarz Bessie Seymour Cynthia Shearin John Shelton Betty Shober Lucille Shorter William Shulenberger Fred Shultz John Shumaker James Simmons Herman Sirkis Jean Skinner Lucille Skinner Carolyn Slesser Kathryn Smither Michael Spear Robert Stabler Kathleen Stansell James Stevens James Stewart Sally Stewart Fred Stilwell alll' Miss Diggs checks attendance of her Diversified Occupations Class. lb . the v' K 5 1 51 Robert Walker Linda Walker Patricia Walker Nikki Ward Patricia Waters Phillis Webber Gene Weeks Barbara Wicklein Donna Williams Paul Williams Harold Willis David Wions Judith Wolfhope 5 ,A nl' if - f of-T AF? H' 'fo' yr-' a't: The Band shows fine form in the Silver Spring Christmas Parade. Displaying re- sults of the rigorous training of Mr. Fred Felmet, their capable sponsor. The Drill Team also bravely turned out on the chilly day of the parade. Their pep reflected the well-known Wheaton spirit. The first year of high school, the freshmen agree, is as big and exciting a change as the change from grade school to junior high. For one thing, this is the first year electives are of- fered -- no more science unless you want it lany budding Einsteins in the crowd?l, and a chance not only to try your hand at higher mathematics, but also to break the language barrier and begin to study any one of three languages - Latin, French, or Spanish. Of course, there are still must subjects. Who can avoid English, with its first taste of that perpetual wanderer Ulysses, whose wonderings are immortalized in Homer's Odyssey? Civics is also essential to every freshman's curriculum -- here the frosh learn what to expect in their later lives as adult American citizens. In fact, the whole of the freshman year is a training ground for the years that follow, not only in high school and college, but in the out- side world once school is left behind. ln this year the somewhat timid student is inducted into making his own decisions and reaping the cir- cumstances. He learns to do his best in his chosen field, for the ninth grade is the beginning of that period honored with such close scrutiny by colleges and prospective employers. ln short, this is the first year of school that counts, even though each preceding year has prepared the student for it, this, the freshman year, is the initial step toward adulthood. 52 Ninth Grade English classes read in the library for both recreational reading and for the re- quired book reports. ln the foreground are D. Berry, A. Brodsky, C. Greenspan, K. William- son, and J. Ott. Ak Karen Agee Karen Allen Mlchael Arnorosn Mary Anderson Frances Andrykovutch Hilde Arnold Wrllnam Arnault Edmund Ault Lynn Ausen Gall Austin Judy Averlll Darlene Barnes 1' Qs, 'H rKZ4 5, 'fb lt A 1 IJ 2 -'Jn 52 PS Q. in Ns, Af? H 1 1, 'MTX Nancy Barnes Martrn Baum Norma Baumgartner Sandra Beahm Lynwood Belbnn Donald Berry Marnlyn Blerley Robert Brggs Terry Bnngham John Blfhng Lunda Blace Thomas Blake Robm Blodgett Edward Boehm Edwln Boesch Donald Bohrer Paul Bonavrres Sherry Book Barbara Bradley Douglas Bradshaw John Brensnke Mnchael Bresnahan Arnold Brodsky Wllllam Brogden Stephen Brooks Wanda Brown Letha Bruno Mane Bucher Rose Buchmoyer James Buffrngton Jannth Bullard Patncla Burnslde Wlllnam Burroughs Mary Butler Mary Buxser Mary Carter Vernon Carter Roger Cotes Sharon Cheek Wrlluam Chrrstenson Theodore Cloffl Judy Clark Q 3 I Z3 ' K A x all H X N ' 4, , an 1. Barbara Cummms Carol Cunningham John Cunmngham Stephen Cunnlngham Charles Dabbs Paula Dane James Dean John DelBorrell Jacqualune Derk Aileen Daetrlch Mason DuFlIuppo Fred DIMISO Thomas Ditto James Dixon Janice Dodd Diana Dolan Robert Donaldson Terry DOrazuo Dian Dorr Chloe Dorsh Lurlene Douglas Linda Doughtue Richard Doutt Paulette Dove Joe Draper Richard Dressel Margaret Duncan Kathryn Dunlgan Judy Durham Carol Duvall Lee Ann Dyer Caroline Eaton Eugene Edwards Lawrence Edelman Alfred Emond Patrlcla Emsuller Barbara Erzen Brenda Everett Ernest Fahlfeder Colleen Fattal John Farhood Debbie Federman .yt , 8 ,, .t , - .Q .'-.J is L 1 . J . a ' ,,n ! is .. we--eg X , if K C Q, L . 5 .J - g ' ,, .,, 1 S fy' 4'-gg , 1 i I Q34 z, v J, ? fi :- 5- Y vu w t , - , , K . t . Merrily Cliff Robert Clough Susann Coe Leonard Cohen Sandra Collins Carol Colwell Barbara Conner Maureen Cosgrove Patricia Cox Sandra Crawford Paul Crothers Patricia Crowley A Li V gl it LX 55 v A iw! 2' John Ferguson Sonya Ferrell Bonnie Ferro Daniel Fueldlng Ann Faore Sabme Futch Rochelle Fltzlg Dolores Flannery Sue Floon Antomette Galapo Faye Galllmore Mark Gershon Rachel Gilbert Wllluam Good Ronald Gold Robert Gonder Patterson Goodman Jeffrey Gordon Qw- Qu! vw, A Q-Q l 56 Wa. if 1... Rochelle Gorman Rosalind Graham Patrxclo Grannan Robert Green Thomas Green Ruth Green Clarence Greenspan George Greenspon Janet Gutkm Loulse Haber Larry Hackney Lmda Hall Sylvia Halpert Mary Homlett Barbara Hanback Rose Hanna Fred Horlch Juduth Harper Judy Horns Fred Hartman Howard Hartman Barbara Harvey Robert Haynes Allce Hawkins Sharon Haywood Thomas Hennly Krlstln Helmbold Fred Hermann Linda Hiller Shezla Hochberg Vnrganlo Hodges Hilda Holiday Kay Hollus Dona Horan Marnanne Housel Lmda Isaacs fx George Kudwell Roberto Knnney John Klllmeoer Lmdo Kvmmel Wlllldm Kvstner Margot Kranefeld Phulup Krautwurst Paul Krellack Karen Krute Joan Kubock Robert Kuster Oliver Kyte Joan Lamb Barbara Lancaster John Lorman Patrlcla Lawrence Dorothy Lenahan Karen Lewis Mltchael Lleberman Penny Lindsay Ball Lvtmon Terry Lord Bnon Lowe Susanne Lowe Robert Lowstuter Roberta Lundgren Frances MacDonald Earl McAleer Wlllnam McCabe Patrick McCarthy Richard McClure Donna McFauI Gerald McGlffun James McGreevy Charles McLean Gerald Maddox Q- KK i i L.. wx M its 1.. qv., vs 204: if Nmo Jacobs Leila Jarnagm Sharon Jefferson Kay Jenson Constance Johns Lmdo Jorgensen Carole Johnson Ingrid Johansen Georgia Jurney Myrna Kahn Donald Kangas Pat Kengla Mary Karlckhaff Karen Kautsky Nancy Keebler Larner Kelpy Lona Kenestrlck Elaune Kerns s., Q' K S., .J 'Yr Sondra Majors Frank Maloney Roy Manoll Bob Martin Katherine Masoner Betty Mathis Doris Melville Stephanie Michelson Carolyn Muller Sandra Miller Rondo Mills Claire Miranda Susan Mitchell Robert Moyes Betty Mundy Dans Newmann David Newman Stuart Newman Diane Newton Slgrld Nielsen Rafael Nieves Nancy Nixon Kathleen O Brien Mary Oliver .,44,uR,,W IA A 4.1- Sondra Osmundson Barbara Owens Nancy Owens Joseph Pales Patricia Parker Berta Peterson John Petersen Patsy Phebus Martin Phillips Paul Plano Gerald Poch William Powers Judith Prevo Frances Prince Jerry Prince Peggy Prince Pamela Procunlar Betty Pruitt Mary Putcakulish Frances Puryear Linda Rees William Refseth Carol Reicheart Robert Renick Kathie Reynolds Anthony Ricci Jacqueline Rice Bonnie Richards Sondra Richardson Judith Riley Susan Smith Crystal Snyder Patricia Spicer Louise Spoerer Diana Sprung Claire Stadler Barbara Stearns Pat Stearns Carolyn Stephens Cecilia Sterling Carole Stevens George Stillwagon Leon Straus Fred Suddneth Joyce Suesen James Swift Alan Taksey Jerry Tampe Frank Tarkingtan John Taylor Marian Tenny Pauline Tesler Jill Thomson Robert Tinker Roberta Tomkins Raymond Trout John Tuel Jane Ullman Verity Veirs Florence Vickers FJ I QT' X A El X +1 Robert Riley Bob Roath Robert Rornanoff John Ross Larry Sager John Sasiodek Curtis Sauers Connie Savoca Linda Schaffer Maxine Schaffer James Schmidt Sara Schmidt Michael Schwab John Scott Linda Scillian Raymond Seabolt Joelle Serot Ralph Shannon Charles Shermann James Shovlm Bonnie Showalter Joseph Shreiber Sylvia Sledge Dale Smith '34 Phillip Victor William Vier Peggy Walker Linda Waters James Warner Kathleen Weber Paul Weber Suzanne Weisul Stephen Wender Diana Wheatcroft Harold White Sharon White Stephen White Paul Wice Karen Williamson Diane Wolfe Q-Q Thomas Xander Joseph Yanko E I Judy Ahlberg Sandra Alderton George Avallane Kathleen Bandy Shirley Beall Doris Bean Kathy Boyle William Bradley Margaret Brown Marlo Brunon John Buffmgton Truman Clark James Clatterbuck Kenneth Colburn Margaret Cook Rnchard Coughenour Wanda Cox Paul Dowell Jane Duncan George Erlweln Duane Galloway Ruchard Geddes Dorothy Goldberg Susan Gustafson Mercedes Guzman Donald Hambrlght fY Jlll Harris Nancy Heath Wulluam Ingram Richard Jones Gary Jones Bruce Kenefcck Dennrs Lafferty Jean Lmthucum Danlel McCaffrey Vlckle McClellan Carol McDameI Roland McMullen Mark Maller John Mnlton David Bussard Linda Collen David Cole Bonnie Cook Warren Denney John Dnllon Eileen Federlene Frank Ferro Barbara Graham Robert Gurewltz Margaret Hamllton Patncsa Hannum Rachard Hlgdon Peggy Holliday Lessmg Kahn Donald Kelley Susan Loomrs Kathy McAdams Bruce McGlnness Kenneth McKinnon Brenda Moore Robert Moore Frank Hardes 62 Cynthla Mueller James Myers Janet Parker Robert Parker Wnllaam Plgg Constance Potas Judy Reud Mary Remhart Donald Sartwell Carol Scott Sandra Shankle Judy Sherman Duane Skogland David Sloan Suzanne Stubbs Donna Tate Ba rbara VanFossen Robert Vaverette Stephanue Weese Ralph Wellens Kenneth Whrte Dorothy Wmcusku Robert Myers Duane Norris Harold Olrver Frederick Parlato Martm Peters Volarue Phrllrps Ronald Radclrffe Thomas Rawcluffe Charles Reed Nancy Rmgler Patrrcla Robbins George Rosner Sheula Seeders John Selden Thomas Shaffer Lloyd Shumaker Phlllp Srdmore Cecelia Skeen Ronald Smlth Jacqueline Stang James Stepp Kenneth Theul Robert Thurston Lrnda Underwood Wlllram Wallaner Jon Walker John Wamer Helen Wentz Roberta West Frances White Robert Wltten Raymond Wrenn Lunda Zertmg O P f' cd 1 'C o . 1 f 1 1 91 ' H-.M , - lsyfgi- EE. 3 i lv--Q ,vi ' I, .. rf ' . 1 pw... 1' 1 , . -....... , xg Student Council Officers, J. Freeman, L. Rosser, S. Ama- tucci, and J. Clough, were inducted by the sponsor, Mr. Procopio, in the first school assembly of the year. Mr. Mason, the principal, and Miss Baker, the vice-principal, shared in these impressive ceremonies. This ls Student Government at Its Best The essence of Student Government lies in the cultivating of the correct attitudes in the minds of the students. Thus the Student Coun- cil is not only a tool and a voice, but it is also a vital part of education. The Council is the proving ground for the principles learned in civics classes - by learning how to govern themselves through a representative body, the students are preparing themselves for their fu- tures as active, well-informed American citi- zens. This year the Student Council cooperated with students and the Administration to formu- late a well-rounded program of drives, assem- blies, and dances which pleased everyone. , - el A -, I iq S . ,Q ' y N , , Y' . T1 Q -.xi ' 'i ,X H T T Fllfgl Eg' K it -2' . Left: Twelfth Grade Representatives, L. Sullivan, D Snyder, S. Hurvitz, R. Wells, E. Kidwell, A. Plaia. Lower left: Eleventh Grade Representatives, D. Disney, J Harris, D. Jaques, R. Mantel. If Clements. Lower right: Tenth Grade Representatives, A. Ober, R. Campbell, S. Dimock, T. Benenson, P. Platt, A. Mills J. Wolfhope, L. Miller, D. Williams, C. Glover. I WH '- -n fi is A f 1 x Q 'T E . ,r -ef' Ninth Grade Members: K. Baumgartner, P. Procuniar, J. Eighth Grade Members: B. Parker, J. Linthicum, G Rice, C. McLean, S. Smith, P. Plaia, R. Nieves, R. Clough, Auxier, and P. Powell. R. Gray, and T. DeHonas. Standing Committees in the Student Council: Safety , . .... Ronny Ames Dance . . . .,.., Dorothy Snyder Publicity , . ,..,..... Mike DeVore Order .... . , .Executive Committee Concession .......,.. ..,...... P atsy Platt Building and Grounds . . , . .Sam Amatucci Welfare .,.......,. , . .Joyce Freeman Handbook . . ..,.,. Jim Harris Ticket ...,.... . . .Sheldon Hurvitz Activity Ticket , . . .... Lloyd Sullivan Ways and Means , . , .....,.... ..., A nn Plaia ails rf: ' .' -Pre .fi , ,,., ii ' A T, if' J 1 . J 4 , J 1 I 4 - L- 1 . 3 The Girls Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Pauline Holcomb, gives out with a song during the Christmas Choral Program. The orchestra and all the choruses also took part in the program, which was the result of long practice on the part of the participating students and great patience on the part- of Mr. Fred Felmet and Mrs. Holcomb. . A4 s -df' Yearbook officers: J. Matheson, D. Dunner, Mrs. Nangle lSponsorJ, B. Richards, S. Harris, R. Chesley. vxl c v-rf Front table, seated: R. Gilbert, S. Book, J. Shreiber, L. Isaacs, J. King, B. Boyd, B. Chertock, R. Chesley, J. Serot. Standing: B. Bennett, J. Atkinson, B. Reader. Right table: J. Glerum, B. Clark, D. Kendrick, K. Kyte, C. Hallman, N, Wallach, B. Middleton, J. Anderson, L. Patterson, H. Slate, J. Cook, D. Riddell. Back Table: A. Longmore, C. Jennings, F. Horwitz, P. Procuniar, J. Mendlin, C. Stadler, L. Owens, K. Sander, N. J. Riblet. A Yearbook ls Like a Cake . . . Putting together a yearbook is a little like baking a cake - all the ingredients must be present in the proper proportions. Chef-in-chief Matheson lotherwise known as Madame Editorl had the momentous job of seeing that the con- tributions of all the staff members were blended into the perfect whole. Hard Working Journalists are Rewarded by Membership in the Quill and Scroll YEARBOOK MEMBERS B. Clark S. Harris J. Cook D. Kendrick D. Dunner J. Matheson R. Riddell The Quill and Scroll is an honorary organi- zation for outstanding journalists who have worked on the staff of either the newspaper or the yearbook for two or more years. The Wheaton chapter of this international organiza- tion was formed in 1956. Right: First row: N. Schleifman, J. Oliveri, H. Slate. Second row: Mrs. Tyoe, D. Kendrick, R. Richards, P. Koel- kebeck. Third row: J. Cook, B. Clark, S. Harris, D. Dunner, J. Matheson, J. McConnaughy, D. Kanak, R. Riddell. --fwwsg SilBSCRiPii0N Seated: J. McCann, M. E. Smith, N. Stelling, N. Nettle- ton, D. Kanak, P. Koelkebeck, L. Hurst, J. McConnaughy, J. Oliveri, N. Schleifman. Standing: R. Turney, R. Struder, J. Thomson, D. Kendrick, J. Hamilton, S. Newman, W. Needham, S. Munz, J. Klauda, N. Bellanger. Deadlines Come and Nerves Are Taut We've got to meet that deadline? was a familiar cry around Scroll headquarters, as frantic staff members typed final copy madly, and page editors tried to squeeze I5-count heads into l4-count spaces. Out of chaos land the hard work of manyi emerged order, how- ever - and a more-than-satisfactory news- paper. QQ i- 4',wfF ' x.,- -4 . -1' ggi.. fi s f xi 1 J ef-'iE.r:'-ie X, f ' -F , 1 , S l . . Paper officers: R. Richards, Mrs. Tyoe iSponsorl, R. Rid- dell, H. Slate. gm ,-. QW NEWSPAPER MEMBERS D. Kanak J. Oliveri P. Koeikebeck R. Richards J. McConnaughy N. 5ChleifmOv'1 H. Slate First Row: W. Mullen, L. Rosser, J. Clough, G. Bates. Second Row: M. DeVore, J. Freeman. Third Row: M. lmlay, D. Snyder. Fourth Row: D. Bell, N. Smith, C. Schlosser, P. Morris, S. Amatucci, S. Winstead, S. Harris, H. Slate. Fifth Row: J. Atkinson, J. Matheson. National Honor Society Rewards Scholars ancl Leaders 4 Character, scholarship, service, and leader- ship are the qualifications for membership in 4 the society is a worthwhile goal for every junior - '. and senior to work toward. the National Honor Society. Membership in ,Aa Key Clubbers Build Character 'We build is the motto of the Key Club, Kiwanis-sponsored service organization, and it certainly fits. By service to school and com- munity, they build not only good will, but character. Left: Officers, H. Slate, Mr, Draper lSponsorl, K. J. Harris, K. Allen. Below: Members, First Row: J J. Hartsock, T. Endo, J. Garthune, M. Spear, D. Reed, K. Allen, J. Albano, J. Maddox, S. Amatucci, R. Chesley. Second Row: D. Dunner, B. Struder, R. Potas, R. Dimock, J. Burkhart, D. Graham, R, Campbell, R. Graninger, R. Peters, T. Maholm, S. Bowden, J. Clough, R. Riddell, J. Kurtz, C. Haynes. Third Row: B. Middleton, N. Wallach, W. Mullen M. DeVore, W. Pennington, D. Sidmore, M. Imloy, G. Ui falusy, W. Tamblin. Below Fallon Emma Payne Officers, A. Plaia, F Miss Clapp and Mr iSponsorsl, B. Idian, C Right: Front row, S. O'Brien, A. Jor gensen, S. Stewart, K. Sander. Sec ond row: D. Jordon, B. Bennett, J Matheson, S. Harris, C. Jennings Third row: W. Cook, R. Pikser, A Longmore, B. Chertock, G, Bates Fourth row: R. Richards, D. Demp sey, D. Kanak, N. Gartrell. Lower right: Officers, K. Kyte, J Thomson, Mrs. Word lSponsorl, C Friedrich, K. Chernick, K. White, C King. J. King. Make Way Boys- Here We Come! The Wheaton High School Keyettes, founded in l956, is the first female counterpart of the Key Club to be started in Montgomery County. Sponsored by the Ki-Wives of Wheaton, the group performs services for the school and com- munity. Art Can Be Useful Yau can always depend on Art Services is the well-deserved motto of Art Services, Inc. The club members do art work for any and all school organizations at cost of materials used. Upper right: Officers, Mr. Evry lSponsorJ, T. McKnight, J. Veenstra, R. Struder, D. Schaeffer. - J Q if ffl? A- 'S --QE, X 1 ' 1 g K. f . 7 cal A 4A ,. .L sri. V,-.1 lst , Right: J. Matheson, L. Scillian, C. King, D. Sieden, J. Ullman, L. Rees, , C. Brooks, J. Mendlin, L. McGinnis, G. Austin, C. Slesser, F. MacDonald, B. Chertock, L. Owens. FX ' Below: C. King, T. McKnight, J. Veenstra, and B. Chertock present the pictures they pointed for the library to Mrs. Henry lcenterl. f cr? 4- r 3. 1 ,, X 5 is 'i if- G. Clagett, C. Gilbert, J, Chesley, B. Bennett, S. Burns, L. Peterson, D. Tabor. The Dipoles Are On the Air The Wheaton Dipoles rep- resent the science of electron- ics in our school. The boys learn while they repair vari- ous electrical apparatus and the like. The club is one of many new organizations form- ed by students in l956. Good luck, boysl Right: Mr. Thomas, J. Ross, H. Slate, R. Gold, G. Uifalusy, H. Fielding, P. Gurvin, W. Needham, C. Barrows, S. Buonagurio, B. Romanoff, P. Good- Win. Savings Bank Promotes Thrift All financial transactions made by the school or by school organizations are han- dled bythe school bank, which is run by commercial students. The students, who work in the bank before and after school, are getting experience in handling money which may prove invaluable to them later on in the business world. Left: J. Atkinson, D. Dixon, Mrs. Moore, I, Nieves, B. Pennington, G. Price. Get Your Wheaton Jackets Herel The school store, which is staffed by students, is the legal trading post for all Wheaton students. The store sells all school supplies at bargain prices - so they claim! lActually, the prices are as low as possiblel The store also boosts school spirit by selling Wheaton High stickers, buttons, pennants, etc. l Hurry up and buy your Wheaton buttons now - only 5,226 leftl l .Left: Officers, K. Kyte, M. Phillips, V. Frey, B. ldian lC. Jennings, D. Kendrick, Mrs. Henry, R. Struder. Books Are a Gateway, the Members of the Library Club Are the Gatekeepers. F The members of the Library Club are actually Mrs. Kemp. l Tote that book! D The Club full-fledged assistant librarians. By carding, also works to stir up interest in the library and shelving, and checking out books, they lighten in books in general. the heavy load of librarians Mrs. Henry and First Row: B. Reader, J. Matheson, P. Labin, J, Serot, R. Fritz. Second Row: T. McKnight, C. Gilbert, G. Williams, G. Weeks, G. Jenkins, M. Cleaver, P, Bean. Third Row: A. Jorgenson, K. Masoner, L. Cahn, P. Procuniar, N. Cissel, C. Hallman, B. Cummins. Fourth Row: P. Morris, C. Schlosser, S. Burns, D. Jordan, S. O'Brien, F. Horwitz, J. Mendlin, C. Slesser. Fifth Row: L. Patterson, G. Greenspon. Near left table: L. Dyer, M. Tenny, C. Stadler, M. Putcakulish, B. Ben- nett. Middle left table: M. Grier, M. Horn, M. Brown. Far left table: N. Pergle, P. Waters, N. Gartrell. Near right table: C. Alldredge, B. Chick, C. Payne, J. Hamilton, K. White. Middle right table: H. Slate P. Ryan, F. Fallon, S. Harris, J. Thomson. For right table: B. Davis R. Pikser, J. Chesley. Standing: G. Wood, N. Smith, D. Bell, S. La Fon- tise, C. Balderson, A. Langen. i r S L Above: Front: A. Dalton, l. Ulinski, C. Walker, B. Mathis P. Prince, B. Stuck, E. Strouse. Back left: L. Heller, R. Grain S. Lowe, A. Mills, B. ldian, G. Bates. Back right: D. Dempsey: S. Bowser, D. Albano. Right: Mrs. Timberlake, K. Meyer, M Phillips, B. Bennett, L. Hurst, C. Coulan, A. Hall, Mrs. Ransom Homemakers Learn by Doing Probably, every girl hopes to become a home- maker, but the girls of the Wheaton chapter of the Future Homemakers of America are actively working at it. These girls practice skills learned in Home Economics by service to the school and community. Q. . ., Above: Officers: S. Munz, B. Clark, Mrs Reed, L. Shankle. Above right: J. Cook, K Sander, G. Claggett, S. Cox, C. Bronder, K Hains, B. Nimnum, N. Cissel, S. Shubert, J Klauda. Seated: P. Betters, A. Langan. Right D. Kendrick, S. Burns, M. Grier, S. Keeler, C Payne, R. McAllister, I. Hess, C. Jennings D. Tabor. Seated: J. Chesley. l .l TH IIUUS X L . . . .. .- '-fe. nf . L-'.., ml I1 1 5' gf Future Nurses Get Practical Experience lf yau've ever had reason to visit the health room, yau've probably met at least one of the girls who belong to the Future Nurses Club. By helping the school nurse with her daily duties, the girls are preparing themselves for active nursing futures. 7' . it 'Le lllltx :S 1 Left table: B. Atkins, B. Rossoff, W. Hoff- mann, K. Kyte, C. Slesser, C. Hallman, C. Richards. Right table: J. Chesley, M. Clag- lllli T mi LUEEI -lllzil gett, B. Davis, M. Phillips, S. O'Brien, F Horwitz, C. Jennings, S. Stewart. . ' ll '. ilil ' 111 I, -i .1 Officers, seated: R. Struder, M. Morris, N. Riblet. Sponsors, standing: Mr. Yaskovich, Mr. Sanford. Today's Students Will Be Tomorrow's Teachers A future as a teacher may not seem to be exactly paradise to some, but many students are interested in teaching, as shown by the membership list of the Future Teachers of America. The club's purpose is to stimulate interest in teaching, and to develop the quali- ties essential in a good teacher. . i . g fs . ,. 'Ng' Q Ju go Q9 After the Honor Society Assembly, a tea was held for the new members and their parents. DI- H All The annual fashion show put on by the Home Arts classes was an overwhelming success. KY '72 so 'Q Rays Counted The Cosmic Ray Research Group is under Pro- fessor Singer of Maryland University and is one of several area high school groups working in connection with the International Geophysical Year. The students are setting up a cosmic ray counter station that will consist of six telescopes which are similar to Geiger counters. Chemistry ls Chaos Newly organized in Wheaton this year is the Hi-Sci Chemistry Club, open to science-minded juniors and seniors. The club is designed to stimulate interest in chemistry, and the members perform experiments regularly. lls that where that peculiar odor was coming from?J M. Imlay, G. Ujfalusy, S. Knotts, W. Needham, H. Slate, F. Fallon, Mr. Hoffmaster iSponsorl. C3 N. B . F. Fallon lPresidentl, H. Slate, F. Carpenter, M. Imlay, J. Glerum, Mr. Emma lSponsorD. Science Prepares Any budding scientist who wants more science than is offered by the course he is taking is welcome to join the General Science Club, spon- sored by Mr. Ernest England. The club members not only perform experiments but also take field trips and keep abreast of current scientific events. R. Gold, J. Scott, M. Moore, O. Fox, J. Schmidt, D. Berry, M. Amorosi, D. Kangas. Biologists Dissect Worms, grasshoppers, frogs - nothing is sacred to the exploring minds land scalpelsl of the members of the Biology Club. The club, which is dedicated to the enjoyment and better understanding of biology, was formed here at Wheaton in l956, and actually supplements Wheaton's regular biology course. M. Grier, G. Weeks, T. Shumaker, G. Williams, Mr. LaRue iSponsOrl, C. Gilbert D i-nwA,,,,mn f'sHg'1 ll First row: S. Neary, R. Gonso, G. Weeks, G. Williams, K. Hathaway, R. Sacharoff, P. Heming- way, W. Wagner, L. A'Hearn, B. McGinnis, W. Welling, J. Andre. Second row: F. Tinkham, R. Barron, P. Parker, D. Wions, J. McGiffin, F. Bean, J. Taylor, B. Reed, S. Boyle, T. Endo, L. Eskildson. Third row: R. Blodgett, A. Orr, B. Walker, K. Clements, H. Crist, W. MacMulIin, B. Graninger, P. Labbe, G. Greenspan, R. Walker, J. Humphrey. Fourth row: Mr. Muth lSponsorl, J. Peterson, M. Tetter, D. Hudson, R. Tucker, B. Boyer, F. DiMisa, R. Allen, R, Witten, A. Batleu, R. Renio, G. Erwin, A. Boehm, S. Koelling, Mr. Hartley tSponsorl. Audio-Visual Group Assists Mr. Elmer Muth and Mr. Leonard Hartley supply audio-visual materials to all classes who request them. They are assisted by a group of students trained to run the various projectors, phonographs, and tape recorders. Girls Enjoy Scriptures One of the newer groups is the Bible Club, consisting of nine girls who meet regularly to read the Bible, analyze certain scripturql pas- sages and sing hymns. Wheaton's French Club, Les Chevaliers Fran- cais, founded in l956, has an impressive aim: to raise the general cultural level of the mem- bers. This purpose they further by studying French literature, painting, history, and even the pal-'ez Vous Francais? dance. The Club's big project this year was presenting a play, The Imaginary Invalid, entirely in French. r 4 .3 . . fl l is v gi- 1 Above, Standing, A. Longmore. First row: A. Booth, L. Straus, L. Jorgensen, R. Fitzig, L. Dyer. Second row: W. Middleton, J. Killmeier, P. Hicock, C. Greenspan, A. Taksey, F. Hartman, J. Shreiber, Mr. Frey CSponsorl, L. Scillian, S. Majors. Left: Officers, A. Ober, P. Labbe, B, Miller, A. Langen. 77 . . . and here we have . . . explains Mrs. Burt to her at- tentive typewriters. But you don't want a pic- ture of me?! gasps startled Mrs. McHugh. Miss O'Brien gets a familiar gleam of deviltry in her eye. When you reach the table, ' stop dissecting, warns frog- expert LaRue. Q. Q , a ,J .. Obviously posed, Miss Clappl It's all right if the experi- as ment's a failure, says non- chalant Mr. Emma, Just don't A - blow up the Iab. ...... ' , , 5 X M Faculty Facial Flashes The object of Mrs. Nangle's amusement remains anony- mous. Mr. Muth the Lance . ,. 'ff 1-El V .,.,' xi ' 5 ,3 i .fig -1 ll Q' ,- , , . f ,, . ' Aw, shucks, ma'am, stam- mers the sophisticated Dr. Car- roll. What's so funny, M England? grins confidentially for photographer. , . , 211. 78 f Q Er r. P 1 I ry. YO Bio-Chemistry Class poses proudly with .its most complicated project of the year - a dissected cat. , f K Statue of Liberty was one of the highlights of the Senior Trip. '56-'57 Was a Full Year These faithful boys from the Publicity Committee painted signs advertising just about everything. Students again proved their scientific skill at the annual Science Fair. 4' 1glliu.,s',1--.1 n ' ' '-U kv -'E .wwf Q47 i ff 'I , -, .32 ' K r ll jg i Getting measured for robes was hectic, but the final result was worth it, When the Seniors graduated in June, they were decked out in school colors - they wore brilliant crimson robes and sported jaunty red-and-gold tassels on their caps. i H1 vs '- Mr. Felmet and Mrs. Holcomb discuss the well-publicized Kensington-Wheaton Chamber of Commerce project: Band Uniforms Needed for Our High School. While the Chorus Sang, the Band Played on The first of Wheaton's six singing groups, directed by Mrs. Pauline Holcomb, is the Junior High Chorus. The main purpose of this begin- ners' chorus is to teach eighth and ninth grade students the fundamentals of music, but the group of 94 also entertains. The Tenth Grade Chorus, with a membership of 55, is one more step up the musical ladder, the group's biggest singing date this year was the Senior Graduation in spring. Last, but by no means the least of this musical triumvirate, is the Senior Chorus, of group of 67, which sings at many programs, both in and out of school. The Girls Glee Club supplements the choruses at assemblies. There are 48 girls in the Club, which is actually a class, as are the three choruses. The Knightingales and the Singing Knights are both extra-curricular activities. The 30 boys of the Singing Knights say they sing for fun and relaxation, but they also entertain at school assemblies. The six Knightingales tall girlsl sang at various school affairs during the year, but their big date was at the Kiwanis Convention in Atlantic City this spring. The music department boasts four instrumen- tal organizations, each of which is an integral part of school life. The Orchestra, consisting of 28 musically tal- ented boys and girls and directed by Mr. Fred Felmet, is not only a class but also a performing group. This year, the Orchestra played at the Honor Society Induction, and at the Senior Grad- l3Ulif0llS uation, the group also participated in the Spring Concert where honors were shared with the Band The Band, a group of 75, is also a class and also performs, under the direction of Mr. Felmet The most important function of this organiza tion is to play at football games - a function which it fills admirably. This fall, the members performed bravely and sharply in all weather, adding a great deal to the spirit of the observers The Band also marched in parades, performed at assemblies, and, of course, played at the annual Spring Concert The Dance Band, which is sponsored by Mr Carl Mitchell, is a group of ll who, as the name suggests, play at local and school dances. This year, the Band, which is also known as The Regents, played at Wheaton's Bonfire Bop and at the Faculty Sway, in addition to playing at local affairs The Pep Band, sponsored by Mr. Felmet, con sists of l5 members tall boysi, and is always available to stir up spirit for any worthy school cause. ln the past year the Band s most notable performances have been at pep assemblies, at the fall Bonfire, and as the avant-garde of the Lance's publicity committee. ,foto . SINGING KNIGHTS Front row J Clough J Taylor J Trygstad B Tucker P Labbe J Shelton G Wood G Weeks Second row J ORear C Gilbert C Haynes J Schweitzer E Anderson S Helmick P OBrien L AHearn J Shumaker Third row C Maholm .l Westline J Sykes H Cr st J Pigg C Newton R Turney G Kerns L Tuel G Williams P Williams D Sidmore Senior Chorus: First row: VV, Cook, D. Ritnour D. Sellers, J. Hathaway, M. Riley, C. Friedrich, K. Kyte, B. Nimnum, L. Bristor, J. Atkinson, D. Marrafta, C. Hobbs. Second row: P. Blair, G. Hanback, S. Trageser, N. Pergal, M. McGreevy, P. Morris, P. Bean, B. Bennett, I. Hess, M. Elef sides, N. Smith, S. Winstead, D. Bell. Third row P. Crowley, M. Clagett, S. Harris, A. Plaia, S. Schubert, C. Wentz, M. Smith, B. Gooch, C Newton, J. Eddy, G. Ujfalusy, L. A'Hearn, R Fauntleroy, R. Turney, B. Smith, D. Harrison E. Kidwell, Fourth row: G. Wood, R. Ames, D. Jaques, R. Rommal, A. Buet, S. Newman, F Carpenter, B. LaMor, J. Hartsock, H. Kistner C. Haynes, R. Potas, J. Pigg, J. Armstrong, J Clough, K. Richards, J. DeHanas. These Knightingales are a talented and attractive group. They are N Smith, P. Blair, D. Bell, L. Rosser, S, Winstead, C. Wentz. Pianist, J. Clough . . . And Music Filled the Air Girls Glee Club: First row: V. Frey, V. Carmaclc, Y. Miller, P. Poulson, B. Osmond, V, Dillard, J. Sweet, R. Morgan, M. Sera- fino G. Strouse l. Morrison A. Hi sle . Second row: J. Andrews J. Smith, L. Schaffer, J. Ulinsky, N. Simmons, J. Hobbs f i 1 D Y i D. Dixon, B. Graham, l.. Atwood, l. Allen, N. Nair, S. l.aFontise, P. Green, C. Balderson. Third row: S Cox, J. Oliveri, K. Kel- ler, L. Patterson, M. Phillips, C. Brown, J. Miller, M. Gartrell, B. Hicks, S. Bradfield, J Chesley, S. Burns, E Dodd. C. Carter E. Amatucci. -I a FT K . , Q Y . , 8 .4 J 1 r :Qt , xfiixh ix gf QLVX Q Above, First row: R. Hanna, B. Chick, S. Book, J. Linthicum, J. Duncan, S. Seeders, J. Gutkin, C. Stadler, B. Graham. At piano J. Kiatta, D. Kaufman. Second row: D. Skoglond, P. Honnum, D. Tabor, L. Callen, S. Osmundson, B. Davis, J. Serot, S Newman, W. Pennington, M. DeVore, W. Mullen, Third row: R. Pennington, M. Carson. Below: First row: K. Sander, C. Smith, Mr. Mitchell, W. Pennington, B. Miller. Second row: J. Clough, J. Trygstad, R. Clough, W. Mullen, M. DeVore, R. Pennington. ,fi Left: J. Shreiber, R. Riddell, and N, Ruttenberg hold a jam session on the bus en route to the Silver Spring parade. 4 . --4... Pep Band: J. Trygstad, H. Hartman, M. DeVore, J. Clough, W. Mullen, C. Smith, D. Riddell, M. Taksey, H. Fielding, B. Pennington, B. Clough, B. Miller, A. Lamb, R. Hartman, K. Clements. Obviously the Instrumental Department Lacked Nothing Either in uantity or uality A Bond: First row: A. Godfrey, P. Hickock, C. Gilbert, G. Janes J. Blake, K. McKinnon, S. Blodget, D. Lafferty, N. Riblet, K. Sander, R. Poles, R. Thurston, M. Gershon, N, Ruttenberg. Second row: D. Bussard, R. Smith, F. Maloney, D. Thompson, R. Fitzig, R, Dressel, J. O'Rear, J. Killmeir, T. Ditto, H. Jefferson, M. Cocks, J. Taylor, W. Mullen, D. Thomas D. Fielding, J. Shreiber, R. Clough, M. DeVore. Third row: J. Milton, L. Belbin, C. Smith, L. Zerfing, M. Kahn, L. Kahn, J. Clatterbuck, J. Buffington, W. Pennington, J. Clough, H. Hartman, L. Straus, C. Greenspan, T. Schaffer, K. Colburn, J. Trigstad, D. Seckel, J. Stepp, M. Brunori, J. Warner, G. Auxier, A. Booth, W. Arnault, B. Tucker, S. Bren- sike, T. Rawcliffe. Fourth row: O. Kyte, R. Hanna, A. Lamb, A. Taksey, F. Hartman, M. Baum, J. Andrea, S. Myers, M. Peters, C. Servis, P. Pinnell, R. Biggs, F. Herman. ---- f i - In 1 4 u 1 f A -- i ,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,, 1-ii gi Zllllll 5 i 2 1 i l u 3 ' .1911 F ,Pr f F w.ngr,F'gf4 ,. rl' 'Jfis 54 -, .eq gg'-.. , l '. - , ,, , i Y '-sn kfx Cheerleaders Spark Spirit The two cheerleading squads, the Varsity and the Junior Varsity, both sponsored by Miss Mary Church, are carefully selected groups whose pur- pose is not only to cheer at games but to promote school spirit. The Varsity cheerleaders cheer at Varsity games, while the Junior Varsity pep squad cheers at all J.V. games. Prospective cheerleaders are judged at spring tryouts on five points: appearance, voice, form, pep, and knowledge of school cheers. Students hurry to their seats in the gym before a pep assenwly I An important part of every school's reputation is the performance of its teams in athletic con- tests. When a school can boast of consistently winning teams, the students of that school have a right to feel proud. But what of a new school, a school that has yet to establish its reputation? Wheaton was such a school three years ago, and every student felt keenly the fact that the -' 1, .'1 .' y , 4, 554: Wheaton Knights was not exactly a respected name among the top-ranking local teams. Since then, however, the Knights have proved their worth by playing their way to a rank that has improved with each succeeding year, thereby earning the respect and admiration of every Wheaton student. A1320 ,lg I A 4' .J A I 'f' -...Mgr- -.c., Till fa N1 1 Wheaton Winds Up Winning Season Wheaton's Crimson Knights started their third successful season of Varsity Football with a crushing victory over Gaithersburg and finished with seven wins and only two losses. One high- light of the season was the defeat of Sherwood, which until then had been unbeaten. Special awards came toward the end of the season. B. Quinter and C. Holmes made the second string on the All-Suburban Team with J. Goldberg and G. Tippett receiving honorable mention. V. Savoca not only made All-Subur- ban, but All-State and All-Metropolitan as well. The whole school realizes that none of these awards would have been possible without the efforts of the entire team. members of the Knights fake a starting line- Graduating up in the front hall. First row: C. Holmes, V. Savoca, Sullivan, K. Allen, T. Maholm, W. Quinter. G. Tippett, J. Goldberg, W. Binch. J. Klein, L, Second row: Alex Ober evades LaPlata tackles for another Wheaton win. 5. ef-Ji 'f' Johnny Goldberg goes for yardage T' Q'iQ'jIgf 134 against La Plata as Sullivan throws 'hge F'-f key block. dvi .-U-,f-9' 353, .,.:'?',,-. :gf . 533:12 ', ,-24.4 L-4 1 - ..- -'if . T-as - ffiiltfli-'FQT vs 86 ...-.4 -. Date Sept. 2l Sept. 29 Oct. 5 Oct. I3 Oct. I9 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. lO Nov. I7 Opponent Gaithersburg Suitland .. High Point LaPlata . . . Frederick , Blair ..... Oxon Hill . Sherwood . Rich. Mont. Above: Wheaton's team prepares for action. Left: Wheat on stops Richard Montgornery's drive for the touchdown Place We Away 26 Home l 4 . Away 6 Away 28 Away l 9 Away 7 Away 6 Home l 8 Away 25 Score They 0 13 I9 I7 6 26 O 0 19 First row: R. Stutz, J. Garthune, B, Herbert, P. Smith, W. Cochran, A. Ober, R. Fountleroy. Second row: K. Allen J De Hanas, G. Tippett, W. Quinter, V. Savoca, J. Klein, T. Maholm, C. Holmes. Third row: Mr. Procopio, Mr. Krofchik J Sim mons iMonageri, J. Goldberg, R. Reed, W. Britt, K. LaVern, T. DeHanos, Mr. Chocos, Mr. Drown. Fourth row: L. Sullivan W. Binch, C. Marshburn, H. Willis, T. Thompson, R. Peters, J. Gonoza, K. Highsmith. 2 11 Pi '31rfF14s F - iii .f tif 2 url gn he 13.54 2. I Varsity Shows lts Merit in Bi-County League Another first for Wheaton was chalked up this year in basketball by the Knights who can now compete with other Varsity teams in the area on an equal basis as members ofthe Bi-County League. Highlights of the season were the tilts with Bethesda-Chevy Chase and Montgomery Blair. At these games, both home and away, large crowds from Wheaton demonstrated the keen interest of the school by the spirit they exhibited during the contests. Proving Wheaton's great potential un- der Coach Drown, the team has developed into a single working unit with each man doing his part. I. Armstrong sends a lang pass down the court ta waiting Wheaton players. J During the annual Faculty-Varsity game J. Pavey thwarts Mr. Michels' attempt to add points to Faculty scores. Despite J. Power's valiant attempt, the Alumni lost its annual game against the Varsity. ff New-t 1 88 Date Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 13 18 21 4 8 11 15 18 22 24 1 5 8 12 15 19 21 26 1 Opponent Faculty . . . Sherwood . . Rich. Mont. Blair .,.... Suitland . . . B. C. C. . . . Bladensburg Alumni .... Sherwood . . High Point . Suitland . . . Northwestern Blair ...... Bladensburg B. C. C. . . . Northwestern Gaithersburg High Point . . Rich. Mont. Place Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home , Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Away Away . Away Home Score We 58 56 50 27 57 34 61 47 49 45 58 37 52 42 26 44 52 27 41 They 42 33 25 47 30 38 69 27 43 44 61 49 65 67 D. Jaques scores for Wheaton against Suitland 60 53 43 37 38 Fint row: B. McAllister, D. Harrison, P. Crow, J. Burkhart, D. Wright, J, Kurtz, R. Mantell. Second raw: D. Brown lcoachi D. Jaques, I. Armstrong, B. Binch, R. Richards, S. Hurvitz, W. Quinter, C. Holmes, J. Hartsock. 9 . '7- MJT. f T3 Fiji ii. I ' ,W , 16 X 1, 1 in .b 1'-7 4 1 1 ' 1 ,,l- lf. ri Ped fi i u1'J 1 ' . r .. , ' 4 1 is ng , ., ,gijyi A Above: Coach Chacos watches as S. Amatucci warms up on the parallel bars. Right: J. Klein and R. Turney seem to be momentarily the victors over J. Goldberg and S. Ama- tucci. Mar. 29 Richard Mant. . . . .Away April ll Northwestern Away April I5 Suitland Home April l8 Blair ,...., Home April 29 High Point . . . . . .Away May 2 B. C. C. .... Home May 6 Bladensburg Home May l3 Northwestern Home May l6 Suitland ..... . . .Away May 20 Blair ...... Away May 23 High Paint . . . . . .Home May 27 B. C. C. ...... . . .Away May 29 Bladensburg . Away Wheaton Shares in National Pastime Boys Learn Wrestling Skills Participation in intramural wrestling is the outgrowth of interest stimulated by Physical Edu- cation class. The boys are separated into age and weight classes. Preliminary matches are held in class, finals and semi-finals are held after school. This year showed a big increase in interest and participation. 1-2 l As with Wheaton's other teams, this was the first year of bi-county participation for the base- ball tearn. The boys, who were chosen for their aptitude and know-how, showed superior sportsmanship under the direction of Coaches Krafchik and Hoffmaster. P. Smith, shortstop, waits for a fly ball, 1 1 aa.: B. Herbert stops a short bunt. ., '. p ,, ' , -J ,Y ...,.a-gvclwzi. W-wii?..n?s.e 1 W 'Y' N' ' ' . 11: Q , .' ga - , M19 tw-,far ' - R. Mantell scoops a low one in Vs- fs, M., - F , 1 . 4 4. , g l ,L 14:11 Q 'N-vs, iffvj- ' center field. -f I I WING,-we . . , ,ff N- 14. Q N. .r. -v ...l- . '. .' , A 2 V' fi an -A ':.'5 'fiQi.'s'-iff V P -. is ZX . -, -1 . 2kii '- Q- 8 . N. A.. ' 1 at ,ga ZAJAQ - Iv-4 , ff , f ' Q , ,f ug - 'Y'-fi f .. -sis-M53 -,M . ... I ' fc' if h, f ' 'L 1 .wg W: YN the season. FUD. Left: D. Sidmore and B. Middleton are shown during practice which was held in the upper hall early in Right: David and Bill get into starting D0sition for a practice D-fe OPP-iw-ff P'-fe Track Develops Coordination April 3 John Carroll, Blair Blair ADril l2 N0I'fl'1W00Cl, VWWGOTOV' Track is fast becoming a major sport at Waller Johnson , Wheaton. This year there were 25 boys in l0th, May 3 Eszilgngggl Stole Soncllon l lth, and l2th grades out. A track around the Moy 10 Bpcounfy Northwestern football field was finished during the last part Mgy 17 B, C, C, B, C. C, of April, and one meet was held at Wheaton May 25 State Meet Univ. of Md. during the season. Ninth Grade Team Displays Enthusiasm The seventy boys at try-outs for the ninth grade basketball team showed the enthusiasm with which the fifteen boys finally chosen played. The team's practice time was limited to 8:00- 8:45 in the mornings. Although they lost all but 2 games, the team is very proud of their win over Montgomery Hills, one of the teams which had previously been tied for lst place. Feb. Eastern .....,. Away Feb. Mont. Hills .... Home Score Date Opponent Place We They Dec. 7 N. Bethesda . . .Away 16 22 Dec. 14 Western ..,.., Home 30 39 Dec. 20 Eastern ....,.. Home 34 35 Jan. 4 Northwood ..... Away 27 31 Jan. ll Takoma Park . . .Home 40 30 Jan. l8 Kensington .... Away 23 34 Jan. 24 Leland ........ Away 28 45 8 3l 46 I5 25 23 Front row: B. Kenefick, W. Dougherty, J. Draper, P. Brensike, P. Wise, C. Freeman, G. Kidwell, J. Butfington. Second row: A. Boehm, J. Poch, D. Fielding, J. Dobbs, N. Bohem, G. Jones, R. Cates, Mr. Sanford, J. Warner. '......... Ei'-i H! ' '. .Swag ..'l21F.. .-..!f.e:- A -r v ' P . 'M . .21 We q, 1 A .. he 5 .-ge .- --3' lf,- . 'F T- i i4+5Af04,l 2 6 3. M-AT0 g . . . - ' f X ' , ,tiara 4 Q 'WAT Jima ' '1'.? MATO :J 'gscxcfl-f 1 K V, , EATUQN WQATU4 24 15 S , ' . . V , I ' r r First raw: A. Bums, J. Dalton, G. Spotes, B. Bisel, D. Jaques, G. Peifer, D. Holley, B. Graninger, J. Cook, R. Holmes, R. Ames, R. Wiltshire. Sec- ond raw: C. Costello, R. Ernest, B. Bartlett, J. Kilmeir, L. Baumgartner, R. Hanna, J. Eddy, B. Martin, C. Freeman, F. Davis, S. Dimock, W. Johnson. Third raw: Mr. Hoffmaster, J. Poch, T. Daugherty, J. Brensike, B. Stabler, B. Reed, B. Bartlett, B. Perry, H. Sirkis, J. Carpenter, L. Rusk, J. Buffington, R. Campbell, C. Sherman, J. Kurtz, B. MocMullen, F, DiMisa, Although winning only two games while los- ing five and having one tie, the boys of the Jun- ior Varsity football team played good football and showed the other teams a sample of the good sportsmanship at Wheaton. Also, the ex- perience which the boys got on the team will be of use to them next year, when most of them will be on the Varsity team. , Vx, ...,4...,..:ax... .- .a-rw. , . ,aw .-. B. Snyder, Mr. Michels. Score Date Opponent Place We They Sept. I9 Northwood . Home O I2 Sept. 26 Northwestern Away 7 I2 Oct. 3 Rich. Mont. . Home I3 O Oct. I 0 Northwestern Home 0 7 Oct. I6 Landon .... Home I9 O Oct. 26 W. Johnson .... Away O 35 Nov. I Coolidge . . . Home 0 0 Nov. 7 Carroll . . . Home 7 I2 Scare Date Opponent Place We They Dec. I8 Sherwood .. Home 57 23 Dec. 2I Rockville ..,... Away 30 22 Jan. 4 Blair ..... Away 29 65 Jon. 8 Geo. Wash , Home 45 I3 Jan. II B. C. C. . . . Home 42 53 Jan. 22 Geo. Prep. . Home 32 33 Jan. 24 High Point , Home 25 32 Jan. 29 Geo. Wash . Home 55 34 Feb. I Suitland . . , Away 57 55 Feb. 8 Blair .... Home 26 48 Feb. I5 B. C. C. . . , Away 3I 43 Feb. I9 Geo. Prep. . Home 33 28 Feb. 2I Gaithersburg Away 4I 26 Feb. 26 W. Johnson Away 47 48 Mar. I Rich. Mont. Home 55 39 If W' 20003 YXQAT .l.V. Sports Prepare Boys For Varsity Winning nine out of sixteen games, Wheat- on's Junior Cagers played well and showed some of the strength of Wheaton's future teams. ln addition to the experience the boys got, they also illustrated the sportsmanship and fair play stressed at Wheaton. J J Ld .4124 Fin! UDV! C. Campbell, G. Peifer, S Dimock, C. Nottingham, H. Willis, R. Davis. Second raw: F. Katz, A. Ober, G. Varano, R. Holmes, L. Baumgart ner, B. Graninger, T. Endo, M. Spear Mr. Michels. I . ...nn l V1 l A A 10- Y ' ' . ' ll X - I- . I - - Q, 7 llriilf fx I- 3 ' Ek! - lm - ' 1 F' T ' ll! Q , ' . These two pictures show that the Kiddie Korner, amateur ' A V' Lf I Radio station, and Rock and Roll Ride were very popular 4 f .3 T ' at the annual carnival which was held March 8 and 9. . Y Cheerleaders, P. Crow, B. Binch, B. Herbert, E. Kidwell, and B, Britt, show lots of talent and legs at the women faculty vs. girls annual Bucket Bowl basketball game. According to an editorial poll, Miss Griffin is the only per Wheatonites Put Enthusiasm into Everything They Do igg son to match Miss O'Brien's pixyish look. The one-oct play Glass Menagerie tied for first place in its district in the Maryland one-act play contest. For left: C. King remonstrates with C. Payne for her shyness. Near left: G. Wood prefers to sit on the floor, there C. Payne joins him. if A if ' g , V J. x.W .fv fx f . r.,.f af M X A v Vw . 1-, ,V ,-.,,,1.., :,M1.,:1 M -4w.5qsg,.f,g .rf-3 . 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The girls marched in local parades, display- ing remarkable precision and teamwork. ln their attractive white costumes, braided with gold, the girls made a pretty picture as they marched and twirled their batons. Wheaton can be proud of its marching Majorettes! Majorettes Represent Wheaton at Games and Parades D. Coker, S. Bradfield, P. Green, J. Thomson, J. Saverino, B. Meehan, N. McCoy, L. Atwood, E. Amatucci, D. Johnson, S. Wills, D. Williams, L. Avencena, D. Dorr, J. McConnaughy. 54' 4 pr L but .l Maiorettes show fine form at the Christmas Parade in Bethesda First row: S. Winstead, D. Marraffa, J. Chesley, G. Nusbaum, N. Seiler, L. Hurst, P. White, N. Smith. Second row: K. Meyer, C. Wentz, D. Disney, B. Shwartz, S. La Fontise, A. Hipsley, P. Green, W. Hoffman, C. Jen- nings, G, Dillard, B. Bennett, D. Snyder, P. Koelkebeck, M. Kissinger. G.A.A. Encourages Sportsmanship Tackle that teacher! Although this may sound like a rather ex- treme method for dealing with recalcitrant fac- ulty members, it is actually only one of the many hilarious phases of the annual G.A.A.-sponsored Powder Bowl Game. This game, Iaughingly called football, is played between selected mem- bers of the faculty lanyone crazy enough to volunteerll and the girls ofthe G.A.A. The girls also play more serious games, such as hockey, basketball, and volleyball, among themselves and in competition with other schools. Organized in 1954, Wheaton's G.A.A. encour- ages in its members a truly sportsmanlike at- titude. The girls practice basketball in the gymnasium of Belt Junior High. any f- Miss Ahzderian confers with officers of the G.A.A. A. Langen, K. White, E. Amatucci, A. Plaia. 577' ' Mg' , , . W K, ,M , f,i, , ,. , L, .V .q-,,, A ..1., ,W I I . ' - , A infos-,e-., , 1, Y , A S+ J f, ll . f 1 . , - , - ' A ', '-1 Lil: - 4 l ,fi A lv FL? v ..,. : F l L X x .1 ck- ,Anil ' R X A' 4 .A i ty. J- 'fr '- 3 . -asa' X YE. 5 ,A i .,,q' g ,X , ,..,'4-. A A A .s.,, h ., s Q Y kr QFEMHI . ,-V. , , A Q K ..' T' ,Ltr Q6 ,,. . .ht .. 2 5. , 'BN . , .H , -vs, V' ' . 5 A .-fr , .1 , . ., W lm First row: B. Nimnum, D. Kanak, C. Brown, I. Morrison, B. Clark, S. Stewart, P. Berkeley, B. Stuck, J. Alex- ander, B. Allen, L. Miller, L. Bowen, B. Boyd, P. Berkeley, J. Kraft. Second row: R. Morgan, P. Morris, C. Schlosser, S. Munz, C. Payne, J. Hamilton, J. Freeman, D. Manoll, J. Cooley, E. Onofry, C. Richards, B. Atkins, D. Dorr, R. Knight. V. Klenke practices lay-up shots. V A u A ' r, P. Green gets caught in the hot-box. The girls practice for vigorous baseball seoson ..f- Qf -1: - ff. ,, -fy . -.Hin . T wh, 1 U' 1 --g . 'S' , r Q F' 'Kari , 3' I h::zv:.,h Vu1'. ,if W M lwAif,.4s- -,, Q ' 0.51.5 I' f-. W l may an-. I 7 it . I sf, - Ei? b .. if ' ,W -ps if - . ' . In I L ' , 'L'i-AL' H , ' I Q . 2. 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L A s he I . ,N X Mr ArthurA Allen br HarryC Allen Jr Mrs Russell H Armentront Mr and Mrs lrvrng Armstrong A Friend Marlon R Anderson Mr and Mrs Arnold Mr and Mrs George Auxuer A Nelghbor A Frlend Mr and Mrs J W Burns Laura E Balmer N C Beall Mr and Mrs C D Bennett Jr Mr H M Blerley Jr Mr and Mrs John Blaser Allen F Boone Lt Comm and Mrs James W Bowen Mr and Mrs W F Boyd Mr and Mrs Charles T Brown Jr Rlchord B Browne Mr and Mrs John Brynner Dorothy E Burke and Mrs Lawrence Carr and Mrs Andrew P Cheakalos Robert M Clrft and Mrs Joseph D Cohn Mrs George W Conger Mr and Mrs John J Conway Wllllam Crogo John E Crooks Lyle S Curtes B B Davns Mr and Mrs Bernard P Davns Jr Mr and Mrs J M Davns Mr and Mrs Davld S Davidson Robble DeFranclsco Kathenne Dempsey Mr and Mrs Ralph G Dullard Dr and Mrs Edward Dunner Mr and Mrs Edward Dyer Mr and Mrs Sudney Edelman English Class IO J English Class lO 7 Martin Eveler Joseph Fernebok Mr John Flshell Mr and Mrs Robert Flshow and Famaly Mr Harald Frace Lt Col R R Freeman A Friend Natalie and David Garfmkle Dr and Mrs Jose Gonzalez A Friend Mr and Mrs Wayne C Greathouse Mr and Mrs Frank X Green C Gronbeck Mr and Mrs Louis Gurewltz Halma and the J E s Mr and Mrs Edward Hallman Emul Hamlm Mrs Lawrence Harper Mr and Mrs Chas J Hartsock M L Hauft Mrs Damta M Helmold E Louvse Hickman Charles H Hnckok Alluson J Hmes Barbara Holdren Mr Frank Holmes Mr and Mrs Paul Honsaker Mrs H B Jenkms Mr and Mrs T M Jenmngs Mr and Mrs T Mark Jenmngs T A Johnson E S Justice M H Kaberle Harold A Kahn Duane Kanak Dr and Mrs Allen R Kanstroroom Walter Kandtuck Clyde Kndwell Mrs John H Killeen Mr and Mrs David B Kung J J Kr a Mrs Bernuce J Klpper Mr and Mrs Charles J Klssunger R Korade Dr and Mrs Davnd Kraft Louus Krempasky John C Laws Mr and Mrs Robert D Le Stanley and Rhoda Lemer R Robert Llnowes Betsy Loftus Wrlllam R MacMulInn George E McCann Jr Fred McCarthy Mrs Peter M McCluskey Mr and Mrs McLoud Harry Maddox Francis W Maloney Mr and Mrs T Mark P1-ulnp W Mason Mr and Mrs Mehaffey Mr and Mrs John Merrill R E Mnchaelus Mrs Theodore A Muller Mr and Mrs Normand Mrnnrck Mr and Mrs John Molyneauz Mrs J W Mulcare A Friend Paul F Myers Mrs J N Myers Mr and Mrs T M Neece Mrldred Newman A Frlend Mrs George Nnmnum Mr and Mrs Harmon J Ogren Mr and Mrs Edward Orndoff Sandra Osmundson Mr and Mrs PeterJ Parlalo Mr and Mrs James B Patterson Dr and Mrs Robert L Paxson Dr and Mrs Vuncent Penmsl Mr and Mrs Richard Peterman Mane P Pettlt Robert W Petzold J L Phu ps G M Pukser and Mrs Jock Plnkston and Mrs Pollack Mr and Mrs Loyd K Pool Roy Price and Family and Mrs Wlllldm Procunlar r and Mrs Hammond Rau and Mrs R Refseth Mrs Cynthua Rezmck - - I . . 1. 'nl l . Mr. l . l D ' A Mr. . . , ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' ' , ' I .I . . 'l I I L. Mossopust, Jr. . A . I -F. . . A ' ' . . 'lla . . Mr. . A . . Mr- I . . . ' . ' M . . Mr. . . l02 Julius G. Serot The Staff of the 'I957 Lance greatly appre- ciates the financial assistance of these kind members of the school and community. Each Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rinaldi Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ritger Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Roberts E. G. Rockenbach Mrs. Constance Rommal Mrs. D. Rosenberg F. E. Rosenbloom Susan B, Rtger Mr. and Mrs. A .O. Rusher Herbert Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Ruttenberg D. A. Sander Scholar Schlosser Scillian Dorwinn Scott .Carl seisky Commander W. Shockeg Mr. Herman Shore Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shreiber Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Soccino Manes Specter Dr. and Mrs, John Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stake Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stadler Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Stallone D. M. Steiner patron contributed a dollar to the Lance's bud- get, and thereby was partly responsible for the publication of this book. W. W. Stockton Barbara Stuck Mr. and Mrs, Frank Susks Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sweet Joseph N. Switkes Mrs. John A. Tabor Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Titcomb E. R. Toense Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Toense, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tuccinardi Ernest Tucker Dr. Sidney Udenfriend Mrs. G. Ujfalusy Mrs. Jean Varano Herbert S. Vincent George Viverette Mr. and Mrs. Ratus Walters Paul Weber Mrs. Jack E. Weeks A. Weinstein Mrs. L. O. Westmerland Frank C. White Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson and Family A Friend Mrs. Rodger Wright H. W. Youngblood Col. and Mrs. H, Zubkoff Mrs. I. Zuckerman OUR BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 OF THE WHEATON HIGH SCHOOL TOMS CHEVROLET NC lFormerly Tom s Auto Servrce Incl Suppliers of New Automobiles To Montgomery County Residents for Over 35 Years Now Located In Our Mnlllon Dollor New Home the Servlce of the Motorlng Publnc The Chevrolet Service Center of Washington T O M S S Q U A R E Entire H000 Block of Georgia Ave Wheaton Maryland 24 Hour Servlce LO 5 2400 Owned and Operated By The AMATUCCI FAMILY I I With Over 100,000 Squore Feet Dedicoted to THE POWER-PACKED TWINS + ., C2125 ' ssnvms THE SALES-PACKED couNTY Q WDQN Montgomery County Radio 'l540on AM Washington s Better WASH 971 FM Music Station on FO c 1 DURON u s GYPSUM KAY Rus1'oLEuM CONSTRUCTION METROPOLITAN 'l'l05 LAMBERTEN STREET P A I N T C 0 ' IN C ' 2531 Ennalls Avenue Wheaton Maryland Wheaton Maryland LO 4 3030 LO. 5 4777 LO 5 4778 ef 'PM ff u '5 ' 6 xi g ---5 .,...6 J f D -Q-.6 0 .: --m l, Q I un-an o ::',,'- ,eff ' O Q rg M I ...H .. 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' Observer Club Wheaton Paint 81 Hardware Co PITTSBURGH PAINTS Household and Garden Supplies Floor Sanders and Waxers Rented 11409 'I'l Georgla Avenue Wheaton Maryland LO 5 2696 Wheaton Shopping Center QUALITY SHOE STORE RED GOOSE SHOES For Gxrls and Boys JOHN C ROBERT ED Shoes or Mm 'FWS' GRACE WALKER woes Shoes or Women or or 'I'l4'l5 Georgia Ave Boys , lrls LO 5 2239 Hal the Fun o Havmg Feet Wheaton Super Market 11443 GEORGIA AVENUE Select Meats Vegetables Fruzts Frozen Foods Grocenes Phone LO ckwood 5-0302 Always Ready To Serve You FREE DELIVERY Accountancy and Flnanclal Admmlstratlon Courses Give specafic Irammg for accountmg posmons furmsh basls for advancement Io execuhve posts prepare for CPA exammahons Day and evemng classes C oeducanonal Catalog on Request BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY 1100 SIXTEENTH STREET NW at I. Washlngte 6 D C lipubllc 72262 IO7 of - ' n ,3 ' f F F . . . . . ' G' . - H f f . U Leading to B.C.S. and M.C.S. Degrees n , . . I . D - LO 5 9648 Wallys Pizza Palace 11422 Old Bladensburg Road Wheaton Maryland ffG sf p r grWI Co pliments Vlers Mull Hardware Vlers Mull and Randolph Roads Wheaton Maryland WH 6-9020 SUSIE Q CHILDRENS STORE Tors TO TEENS 11417 Georgla Ave Wheaton Md LO 5 2718 6410 Arlington Ave Bethesda Md OL 6 3485 F Potters Cleaners and Shlrt Launderers 11128 GEORGIA AVENUE Wheaton Maryland LO 58989 LO 53131 g f f 948 NOW as the tame to SAVE for College ot the Bethesda Branch of the FIRST IN ASHINGTON 2,000,000 1956 Sbividend 1610 - 13th Street, N.W.1 piyidend Paid 8216 wlscoNsl Av: E Rafe in 1956 N NU aww I - m , I O Of I O I one block 0 eor 'a Ave. Here is a good op orluni y to e a1y's famous I Pizza Pie made from his own secret recipe. Fit for Kings I The inest In Your Community u ' I . a I Q 'i I , - O Servin Mon gomery Coun y Since I I P f 1 08 Our 20th Anniversary ll I SILVER SPRING FIRST FAVORITE AND LARGEST JEWELRY STORE 8575 GEORGIA AVENUE Sllver Sprung Maryland 9 4444 JU 9 3161 Up dDl 9lfDgN f PLAZA VALET nGBht 'l'l2'l2 Georgna Avenue Wheaton Maryland LO 5 8305 FREE DELIVERY IMMEDIATE SERVICE WI-IEATON PHARMACY Integrity and Service H401 Georgia Ave Wheaton Md 5 9600 I C Complxments t H gh M Acacia Mutual Lute Insurance Co 1 ver S r ng Branch ce 8616 GEORGIA AVENUE Sllver Sprung, Md JU 9-0405 Complxments Wheaton Ladies 81 Men s Shop ome 0 al YOUR Favor: e Bran s ln the Wheaton Shopplng Center LO 544345 IO9 ' 9 l - I 4 , fig X , 1 X I I . I , JU. - . - pick an efyny Prescription: - Com e e ru eed Dry Cleaning - Laundering - Shoe Repairs Joh . arn ard , Owner Lo. H , , N I I ' - ' Charge Account: Invited - No Ex ra barge Of Waler C. u es, Jr., anager of 9 I ' H 1 ' s'1 pi offf f ' 'I Fxrst In Szlver Sprung HANNES FORMAL WEAR Rental Tuxedos Full Dress White Dmner jackets All Accessorzes 8229 GEORGIA AVENUE Sllver Sprung Md JU 9 0502 JU 9 0505 Furmhfre from WH los Ok lfeivme f ggadr! 112 72 Mm MMM aoQfm-M 6' 5700 BEN FRANKLIN The Only 5 81 'IO Cent Store ln Wheaton LO 5 4420 pw DALE MUSIC COMPANY The House o Musxc 8240 GEORGIA AVENUE Sllver Spring Md JU mper 9 1459 -IUn1per 9 9777 BEAUTY CENTER Permanent Wave Specxalzsts Howard and Armory Avenues Kensington, Md. LO 51110 C Y BROUGHTON MUSIC SCHOOL Pxano A ccordzon G uxtar Violin Approved By The Maryland State Board of Education II416 OLD BLADENSBURG ROAD Wheaton, Maryland LO ckwood 5 8915 IIO - J ff . +- . . . Q X I - x 1 Q f' ' .. 1 T f N x . f m, 1 'l ' I QQ X W I N X X, f V, ,f ' fx' f X I 1' A M. 53' ff r' w N Y f' -5' A ' if X 1 5 V I, I ! N, ff . 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I O 69874 Open 9 AM to 7 PM Stewart s Camera 81 Hobby Shop Vrers Mull Barber Shop 'I'I2'l4 GEORGIA AVENUE s BARBERS TO SERVE You w M d H A Rice PVOP Aulborxzed Dealer O 12204 Vlers Mull Road ANSCQ KODAK Sllver Sprung Md POLAROID ARGUS C Omplzments BECOME QUALITY CONSCIOUS 623 to 621 G Street N W VOIGI-ITLAN DER KEYSTONE ZEISS GRAFLEX LEICA I-IEILAND VIEVVMASTER WESTON LA BELLE BELL 66 HOWELL BERGMAN N S Wheaton: Only Complete Camera Shop HOBBY DEPT TO SERVE YOU H O trams supphes Revelle Models Flymg Models Engmes Gas Crafts Boat Kxts Etc WHEATON MARYLAND N--.5 The Red Slupper Dance Studio ln Wheaton CLASSICAL BALLET TOE TAP BALL ROOM WH zms LO ssvoo 2460 ENNALLS AVENUE Complzments REALTORS Woodslde Realty Co SALES RENTALS INSURANCE JU 9-6440 Cltlzens Savings Bulldmg 8485 Fenton Street Silver Sprung AND YL TAILOR MADE T0 SUIT YOUR WAISTLINE AND WALLET 2545 ENNALLS AVENUE WHEATON MARYLAND LO ckwood 5 9864 LO ckwood 5 4453 JU mper 9 1701 HOME OF THE BRANDS YOU KNOW' Seegreen S Toyfalr Toys and Noveltzes o Every Descnplxon ai 'J Wheel Goods Doll: Game: Hobby Items 11216 GEORGIA AVE Wheaton Maryland LO 5-0847 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES INFANTS JUNIORS BOYS MISSES GIRLS Z SI ES TEENS WOMEN S FOR THAT FASHION FLAIR . . . 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' . f . l Of TO f n f W f 1 ' 1 1 l f FREDLAN D JEWELERS Ys'o'q 8616 COLESVILLE ROAD Sllver Sprung Md JU 8-4700 Art classes wo ked on the Mage: e Dr e mu ol wh ch mens ed soles p og ess The Hobby Mort Headquarters For The Best In Hoblnes 'l'l'l29 Georglo Ave Wheaton LO 5 0278 Trams Models Cra ls Art Supplzes GET YOUR 58 LANCE NOW Whule The Supply Lasts' IN THE MARYLAND SEGMENT OF GREATER WASHINGTON ITS THE SUBURBAN TRUST COMPANY I4 Offices To Serve You Complete Banknng and Trust Focnlmes Sfk Interest On Savings Vxslt Our Convement WHEATON ond VIERS MILL OFFICES MEMBER F D I. C. C omplzments SIGLER 81 COMPANY Robert I Manowll Wl1eaton's Complete Real Estate Service SALES RENTALS INSURANCE 'l'l'I20 Georgia Avenue LO. 4 8383 II 4 ' I 1 I 'V V - ua xv' vf A- 5 Y 2 Y WW I - I ' a I a n I p , Qs A M I f if- iv Ii I r i ur r r . A - ff ' ff .sv , I l ' ., -1 . I . U . . I o o Of I SECRETARIES CLERK TYPISTS RECEPTIONISTS SILVER SPRING ROCKVILLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 8413 GEORGIA AVENUE Sllver Sprung Maryland JU 9 4446 DELIVERY SERVICE LO 5-4444 Masons Flowers and Gifts Personalxzed Flower Servzre 'Il44'l Georgna Avenue Wheaton Snlver Sprung Md HELEN LARRY LO clcwood 5 0333 f Brown Bros Garage K General Auto Repaxrmg Electrzc and Acetylene Weldmg UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD Wheaton Maryland Complxments LOVING CHEVROLET INC Your Car Wxll Apprecxate Our Loving Care Corner East West Hughway 8. Colesvllle Road Srlver Sprung Maryland JU 98000 AIR CONDITIONED BARRETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTS Devoted to Creatmg More Beaulx ul Women 8640 GEORGIA AVE Silver Sprung Md JU 99804 JU s 3997 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS YEARBOOKS 436 7th STREET SW Washmgton 24 D C IIS , , I L .. . of TUDOR'S COLLEGE sl-lor ,, . . '. ,f , O . .f 1 SILVER SPRING SPORTS SHOP SPECIAL SCHOOL PRICES ON WHEATON JACKETS AND SWEATERS, GYM SHOES AND GYM CLOTHES AGENTS FOR SPAULDING, WILSON AND MACGREGOR ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT. MACGREGOR AND JANTZEN SPORTS AND SWIM WEAR. 8537 GEORGIA AVENUE b Sh pp gC 1 LITTLE TAVERN Famous For Hamburgers Complzments Sllver Sprung Maryland N S 509 JU 55511 ESSO SERVICENTER SSSSSSS S S S SPARKLE' Have a Coke' II6 . Of Un I e o an en er, . . 1 I JU. - 00 , . - - - - - - - - - - - . U xl Bollled llidif u ity ol Tho Coco-Cola Company by con ls A YllDf llll egg x, A 1 14 5 ' '3 'N-l iq long. Ninth grade officers, R. Poles, R. Biggs, L. Rees, J. Buffington, and their sponsor, Mrs. McNamara, were elected late in the year. Wheaton students often woke up to snowy mornings like this one, but the snow generally didn't lost W. C lt d K. K t th Wheaton Moves! Lost 253.1 ESM, WKQPSZQ .US Upper picture: B. Refseth and P. Krelick work on their mosaic table. Lower picture: Mr. Evry's art room was the scene of much activity throughout the year. this year by the Keyettes. l. JLJLL . L.---Q--s - A IH!- K. Kyte and K. Allen typify Wheaton students at about 8:30 any school morning, assi' 'I 3 . .. Where To Look For Us This alphabetscal lsstsng includes sensors, Boy s Sports Baseball Basketball Ninth Grade Varsity Football Varsity Track Wrestling Classes Post Graduates Sensors Acker Darryl AHearn Leonard Albano John Allen Kenny Amatuccs Elodsa Amatuccs Sammy Anderson Robert Andrews Mary Jane Armstrong lrvmg Armstrong John Arnn John Atkinson Janet Bacheller Herber Barr Bsll Barron Sandra Barthelow Raymond Bass Jack Bean Floyd Bell Dianne Bellanger Naomi Berk Paul Berkeley Carol Bunch Bill Blush Ronald Bradshaw Dan Brsstor Linda Brobst Robert Bronder Carol Brown Mary Jane . Buet Alain ...... Burke Janet ..... Carlin Eric ...... Chaney Clarence . Chesley Richard .. Chick Barbara Clark Betty ..... Clements Alan ............ Clough John ..... 18 22 35 Cook Juanita .. Cox Sheila .... Cromer Merle . . Crooks Robert . Crow Paul ..... Curry Rita .... Davis Bernice .. Davis Jacqueline DeHanas Jack . Dempsey Dorothy- Dixon Dorothy . Dodd Eva ..... Dove John .... Essen Paul ................ Elefsiades Mary ............ Evans, Joseph ....... 48 85 86 20 77 20 70 86 87 18 20 66 67 506670 ...18 22 3 24 117 lists the page numbers on which pictures or text pertaining to them appears Everett Edith Fasrall Stewart Fallon Fred Fielding Howard Fslomena James Freeman Joyce Friedrich Carol Frocke Wayne Ganoza Julso Glerum Jay Goldberg John Gonchar Barry Gooding Patricia Goodsng Wsllsom Graham Davsd Grantham John Grubbs Cecil Hamilton Joy Hamlin John Harper Jeanne Harris Joseph Harrss Sue Hartman Carolyn Hazard Robert Hayman Janet Helmsck Stuart Hobbs Carolyn Hobbs June Holmes Charles Hurvstz Sheldon ldsan Brenda lmlay Marc Jansson Karl Jorgensen Ann Keller Kathy Kendrick Diane Ksdwell Earl Ksser James Kissinger Marilyn Klauda Joan Klesn Jerry .... Kline Donald ........... Knotts Stanley . Koeskebeck Pause' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 18 24 66 ne. ............. Kyte Karen ..... LaMar Robert .. Lechlider Frances Lowell Robert . . . Maholm Tommy . Manoll Dianne .. Marcus Richard . Marraffa Dolores Marshburn Charles Martell John .... Matheson Janet .. Mayo Gene ..... McAllister Roberta McCallum Bob .. McCann John .. McGiffin John .. McKay Jimmy .. Meadows Ernest' Miller Paul ..... Miller Yvonne .. 68 7l 73 75 81 ..... Moentmann Gerald ........... Morgan Retha ............... Morris, Margaret .......... 26' ss' iss ....29, 70, 78, teachers, clubs, sports, and special activities, and , . . ............... 24, 39, 70, 73 J.V. ................................... 92 ' A , ...................... 24 ' ................. ............ 9 1 ' , ........................ - .............................. aa, 89 , ......... , , , 67, 7o, 84 ' f , .................. 24, 35, 71, J.V. ............................ ....... 9 2 , ........................ . 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