Worcester High School - Indian Yearbook (Newark, MD)

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Class Leader ' ' Most Sophisticated Most Studious Neatest' Most Handsome ' Most Attractive ' ' '- Cutest Shortest ' Most Mannerly ' - Best Athletes- - - Wittiest ' Most Popular ' Tallest Class Flirts ' - -' Laziest Best Dancers - - Fattest Best Personality - Gum Chewers - - Most Businesslike- - - Class Artists - - - Best Musicians - - Class Giggler - - cache WILLARD BROWN ' ' GEORGE ARMSTRONG, ERNEST INE DRUMMOND ' ' ' ' SHIRLEY HUDSON, BARRY FORTUNE ' ' ' ' ' NAOMI DAVIS, EDISON GOLDEN WILLARD BROWN ' ' ' ' ' GLORIA WORTHINGTON ' ' BETTY WATERS, BARRY FORTUNE ' ' EVA COLLICK, ALFRED IARMON ' ' ' ' ' ELSIE GUMBY, WILLIE HARMON ' ' MATTHEW GILLETTE, LEROY HOLLAND ' ' ' ' ' ' ESTHER HOLDEN, RICHARD WHITE ' ' GLORIA WORTHINGTON, MATTHEW GILLETTE ' ' ' ' ' NAOMI DAVIS, FRANK MARSHALL ' ' ' ' 'BETTY WATERS, RICHARD WHITE ' ' ' 'ELSIE PARKER, WILLARD HEARNE ' ' RICHARD WHITE, GLORIA WORTHINGTON ELSIE GUMBY, RAYMOND WHITE ERNESTINE DRUMMOND, ELLEN DRUMMOND and RALPH HANDY ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ELIZABETH HARMON, HENRY PURNELL ' ' ' ' IEANNETTE MILBOURNE, HAROLD PURNELL ' ' THEMA PURNELL, JEANNETTE MILBOURNE, BARRY FORTUNE ' ' ' ' ' ' ' BRAXTON SMITH, GEORGE HARMON REBECCA WHITE Most Algl1IH6l'lI3IiV6 ' ' ' ISAAC WILLIAM S, MATTHEW GILLETTE Qui-etest Girls ' ' ELLEN DRUMM OND, FRANCES SHOCKLEY, ERNESTINE DRUMMOND Quietest Boys G EORGE HARMON, GEORGE ARM S'I'RONG, WILLIAM TAYLOR Best DTCSSCCI ' ' ' IEANNET TE MILBOURNE, WILLARD BROWN ,P

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Buena Presmem or Sludeni Council Matthew Gillette won unanim- ous victorv over Isaac Vvummxs tor the office or president. or the Wor- coster High Schoui Students Cou- ncil recently. Matthew was a. candidate for the actionalist party. Others Sl1DD0'l'f ing this party were Arnetta Col!ine who ran for vice-president: Ern- esdns Bivens. running for wwre- mryg Gloria Brown for asst. Sec- retary: Arthur Allan for treasurer and Maurice Fortune, Asst. Treas- ursr. The rival party, which was the Ibl'08I'0BSive, hd a large meapufd ot victory, Those running tor var- ieixs offices wars lame Williams tm' pmaidentg Jeannette Oolliek, vice-president: Gloria Worthixig-' mug secretary-5 Jeannem .MiLbou- rne, zest., secretaryg Gsorge Benn- ett, treasurer and Shirley Hudson asm. treasurer Thom who were victorious dur- ing the eiection other than Mr Gmmq were Jeannette Comer, vice-president: Gloria Worthington socreitry: George Bennett- treas- uligrg and Shirley Hudson, Asst. treisnrer Belly Crocker Conlesl The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow in Worcester High School is Thelma M Purnell. ' 'Sfhe received the highestscore in a written ex- amination which 'tested the home- making knowled- ge and attitudes vof senior girls in the graduating class. She willfbe- Thelma Purnelleutered in comp- etition to name this state's candidiate for the title Of All-American Homemaker of To- morrow aud will also be considered for the runnerup award in the state, She will receive 8 g01d9T1 award pin designed by Trifari and the school will I'eCeiVe 3 Betty Crocker Good and Easy Cook Book, The national winner in the Sear- ch conducted among 256,534 young women in 10,222 of the nabion's public, private and parochial high sifhools will be named April 12 at the American Table banquet in hhiladegpgia. ' Seniors Present Two-Acl Operetla BY LOU'lSE HARMON A two-act operetta entitled Red Candles was presented at Worces- lter High School on December 20, 195-5 at 8 'p. m. The operetta was presented by the senior class for the purpose -of helping to finance their yearbook. This operetta was centered a- round two girls who had not seen 'their mother for five years, The 'two girls, Libby and Gilda, had to stay with a guardian until their mother was found, Libby remem- bered he-r mother by a pic-ture on the table. On Christmas eve, after Libby 'had gone to bed, the spirit of Chrigtmas, Santa Claus, Snow Flake and the Wooden Soldiers came to Libbyls house, Also, on Christmas Day, Madam Clara came -to Libby's house to visit Mable and saw her picture. Seeing this picture brought back Madam Clara's memory, and she realized th-at shel was the two girl's mother. Including the members of the senior class the ba.nd and other characters ill the operetba was un- der the direction of Mrs Winifred Y, Dutton along with Mr. Freeman, band director. 7Senlor Personahly Barry Fortune, one or our hon, Ulf! llnbfi- V39 3011 April' 12, ms u chasm, re, HH UNIDGIIIIYY schooling began If Bwkor jr Wuohiiswn element- Us NCI 8800! Sn Cluster, Pi., U-oumenmwuamnngnn, 3G lrwved to Bootlwyn, Pa, ggi -:mana ,Umm can onmw- mga Mm! UNI ble emu grade. Froh il' dshtx moan amen grade, n DWG 10 Whlldyuvlile. Md. and sclgaaed Berlin Jr. nigh gehgqi, In 1851, Blrry attended the new Wor e f0f--Sf- Jr. high' sehooi an Nav-, Rfk,-Md. where le zfhiqved qi maintained higher staadlrds of lvvnilz. n the mn grads, he wa, 'bo president ot Us hong chu. In the 190 S158 he W1 'iw presides: of his home mon alan. u no mu mm. he I FII DUUI JICII By Sylvia Foreman The Indians , the -senior year book will be dedicated to the fut- ure studenfs -nf WVf 'f'Mter High School. The book shall be filled wxtn senior sponsored activities. Includ ed are the dedication, principal's message, faculty pictures, students portraits, class history, Class song superlative, Class Will, student act and poem, the Alma Mater, senior ivities, pic-tire of class office-rs and much progress 'his year, It is hop- patrons' list. The year book staff has made ed that this kind of progress will continue throughout ' the school yearj Members of the staff are manor- In-Chief, Willard Brown: Associ- ate Edivtor, Barry Eortuneg Bugi- ,sess Manageiz I-saac Williams: Historian, Rebecca Wh1te:xClass Prophesy, Shirley Hudson: Circul- ating and Advertising Manager. Raymond White and ,George Har- mong Stat! Typist, Esther Holden: Sports Editor, Matthew Gillette: and Photography, Edison Golden. Mrs Winifred Y Dutton, Music Instructor and Faculty Advisor of Shaft, feels tht the group is doing 2 wonderful job. zmesm-, aim T0 M13 and Mrs Rudolph Hudson un April 9, 1938 was born a daug. mel'-'she W9-S given the name et Shiiley Winifred Hudson. At thg. 7388 ot six she entened the first grade or :ne Berlin Schrfol where SIHGBDLS. She' became acquainted With ma-ny X After gix years in the elementary school- 011 Sant! 5, 1950, sue enter- ed junior high school ,at Berlin -7'U1i0P High- School. Here she me: many arm-rem friends. While Lin the eighth grade. She was crown- Bd Miss United Nations. - I11 September 1952 Shirley eng tered th-e new high schpol at New- 3l'k..Md. This was the opening 1 the school and there were' many new students to meet. There wdi manylctivities for one f,6.-pm-tim pate in. During the -,first year at this Sehbol she was secretary of her class 'apd also secretary of the Chewing squad. The following year she enterqd 'She 'IGWUUI mae with, an aim of- WOFUDS hard to make desirablo Slides in order to enter the vacu- ion that She had'ch9sen'which, wan' ills field of teacliinn, ' '