Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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NELSON Fl ELDER BASIL Nelscn's main characteristic is his quiet- ness. His service on the Traffic Squad has been distinguished. A strict commercial curriculum will help him after graduation in his chosen field. GEORGE MILES BASSFORD Superman Superman is that tall, good-looking boy that seems to evade feminine advances. Miles participated in many school ac- tivities and has scores of friends. Don't eat too many peanuts in English class, Bub. LEONARD BERMAN ADELAIDE ELIZABETH BEAZLEY Betty Mention Betty and you have the synonym for wit and fun. Snapping her fingers and tapping her toes, Betty is always talking about something or other. This has won her many friends and lasting friendships. BARBARA BIXLER Bobs Very quietly going about her work this little miss achieves much in a short time. Being Vice-President of the Social Club and a very active member of the Assembly Com- mittee will prepare her for similar positions when she is a co-ed at college. Leonard is admired for his -excellent taste in clothes. His valued contribu- tion to the school was the outstanding quality of the Tally-Ho, of which he was editor-in-chief. His career as a newspaperman has already begun,,as he is a writer for the AP News. EVELYN ACUSTA BLADES Quiet and reserved until her sly humor is exhibited, Evelyn is always joking about something and consistently main- tains her even disposition. Majoring in homemaking, Evelyn hopes to continue this work after graduation. EDWARD BARTON BOTH E JEAN BLUM Short, serene, assured, and cute, Jean is envied for her dark curly hair and twinkling eyes. Being even-tempered and accom- modating, Jean should achieve whatever she undertakes. Commonly known as Eddie, he may be found around the shop or gym fre- quently. His super personality and dancing ability make him well-known. Eddie wants to be a carpenter, but first wants to take a slap at the Japs. 3 l I0

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IRENE CHRISTOPHER ALEXION Lena Lena, treasurer of the Wake, has been one of our star hockey players for the past two years. What'll it be after graduation, Lena? Secretory or Foreign Correspondent? MARGARET ELAINE ARMIGER Maggie Margaret is a sweet, quiet little girl who spends much time working in the library. Her ambition has not crys- talized as yet, but if her curriculum interest is any indication, it will be in the home economics field. Mimi WILLIAM ARMIGER lndustrious, quiet William has been one of the most enthusiastic of the shop workers. Going about his duties in a shy, serious manner, he has attracted little attention, but Will has always been known to do a difficult job well. MARJORIE STOUT AUSTIN, JR. Mimi is one of our outstanding seniors. She participated in many of the school activi.ties. With her outstanding per- sonality and good looks, we are sure she will be as popular in college as she has been here. HARRY BAKER NP-W1 Good-looking Harry leaves our school every day after second period. He is now a de- fense worker at Glen Burnie, but after graduation he intends to join the navy. MARJORIE BAKER Excelling in commercial studies helps Marjorie with her larger job of being the school's treasurer. Neat, quiet and very friendly Marjorie hopes to follow her father's footsteps in becoming an OCCOUVIIOFII. THOMAS IGNATUS BALDWIN Totsy Totsy, well-known for his pictures in the Wake, is characterized by his admirable personality With his intense interest in photography, we shall soon see a prize-win- ning picture produced by Master Thomas. EDITH MAE BASIL Edith's crowning glory is her hair She has o sincere interest in music and wants to be one of those confidential correspondence clerks-better known as a secretary.

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FRANCES BUSHER RICHARD ARNOLD BOWEN Red-headed and freckle faced, Arnold is one of our distributive education boys. He is headed for commercial retailing if Uncle Sam doesn't nip it in the bud. SARAH ELIZABETH BOWEN lll Betty is one of the busy members of the newly formed distributive educa- tion class. Her outstanding charac- teristic is the amazing amount of viva- city she can muster to help along in class activities. RUBY BRADY Ruby is the senior with a heart of gold. Whenever one needed a lending hand, she would be only too glad to help. As a dis- tributive education student and with her willingness, Ruby will make a great success in this field. NORMA HELEN BROOKS Peachie A. H. S. will long remember pretty Peachie for her beautiful voice and won- derful personality. All of us wish her success in reaching her goal-to sing with a famous symphonic orchestra. CHARLES IRVING BROWN Chorley Charley is tremendously interested in sail- ing, and hopes to own a large boat of his own some day. To do this we are afraid he will have to forget his ambition, to have nothing to do, unless-Oh, yes-a million- aire at twenty. ROLAND WILLIAM BROWN Willy I Willy is one of those nice big traffic men who helped save lives during the grand rush between periods. He hopes to enter the career of ministry after graduation, and we wish him success in helping mankind. ROBERT RANDOLPH BUSCH Aram! Buschy A conscientious member of the traffic squad, Buschy worked industriously at the north end stairs. He hopes to become a cadet in the U. S. Army Air Corps. High flying-Buschy. Her desire is to become a good secre- tary. Having taken the commercial course here at A. H.' S., we feel that she is well qualified to enter this field, and to be a success in her career.