Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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BURDETTE BOARDMAN SANCHEZ Burdie Smooth talker, good listener, hearty laugh, these describe our popular president, Bur- die, also a member of the famous trafic squad. In fact, when the periods were shortened by the ringing of the bell, it was none other than Burdie whose watch was wrong. To be a lawyer is his ambition and we're betting he'll have a booming business. ' RAYMOND ALFRED HARRINGTON Ray Ray, one of the best looking boys in '44, and the vice-president of our class, was a member of the Traffic Squad. He has an enthusiastic interest in sports and is a whiz in math. With his ex- cellent mathematical background, he is sure to achieve success in his study of en- gineering after graduation. ELIZABETH CATHERINE SCHWALIER Betty First in sports, first in studies, and first in the hearts of her classmatesf' Versatili- ty par excellence and a diligent student, Betty's bubbling laughter knows no bounds. Her unaffected air of comaraderie assures her success wherever she goes. 8

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CHARLES BAIRD ADAMS, JR. C harlie Charlie, the envied possessor of a zoot coat, had a busy time this year, being Edi- tor-in-Cllief of the year book and a valu- able member of the Traffic Squad. He wants to be a doctor, and we're sure his sunny disposition and hearty laugh will give him an enjoyable bedside manner. VIOLA THEANA ALvANos Vi Viola, one of our commercial majors, claims the interesting birthplace of My- telenc, Greece. You will hnd her well- informed on many topics because of her hobby of making scrapbooks on various subjects. From when we've seen of her duting her three years at A. H. S. we're sure sl1e'll make a hue sicuogmpln-r. LoRRAxNE GRAHAM BACON Ray Tall, dark-haired Ray has been with us for twil-and'0ne'half years, She has no stated ambition as yet, but we are sure that she will be a success in any job she may undertake. BISATRICE BACKER Bea Bea is that blonde, winsome chick you sec- running around every which way try- ing to meet the Tallyel-Io deadline, since she's no less than Editor-in-Chief of our school paper. Her interesting ambition is to own and operate an airplane and fly around the globe in it. Hereis hoping her wish comes true. PATRICIA LOUISE ARISON Pat Whenever you hear a line of chatter and a ready laugh, you know that Pat is around. Although born in Daytona Beach, Florida, Pat has lived in Annapolis off and on for most of her life. She wants to become a model, and with her figure and personality she seems well on the road to success. JOHN HERBERT ARMIGER, JR. Herbie Herbie, a native Crabtowner, is well known at A. H. S. for his solid-send ing on the alto sax. Harry James, how ever, is liable to lose a promising musician, since Herbie's ambitions point towards a career as a Diesel engineer