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

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.. .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

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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

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+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