Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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ROBERT JOSEPH CARMICHAEL All-around Robert enjoys both sports and good reading. Always laughing and full of fun, he enthusiastically participates in sports, with football rating high. He is preparing to be a machinist but perhaps he'll become an All-American instead. JAMES JOSEPH CARRIGAN fxfdwll jimmy Good-natured Jimmy was born in An- napolis and has attended Annapolis High for his four high school years. Jimmy's one of the few hoys taking the Commer cial Course. Upon graduation he'd like to join the Navy and see the world. JANE CAMMARATA jimmy No one can mention Jimmy without re- membering the wonderful work she did in soliciting patrons for the WAKE. Jimmy's glory is her hair. Can you guess what she wants to become? That's right, a hair- dresser! LEONARD Eowisizn CARLSON Buds Leonard is the Art Editor for our annual and has left the evidence of his skill be- tween the pages of this book. Leonard hopes to he a baker when he leaves school. In fact he is already quite skilled in the culinary art. MARY JEAN CASEY Casey Whenever you see Casey 'you can tell sheis thinking of something new and excit- ing to do. This vivacious lass was born in Annapolis, and has been with us for four years. Her ambition is to have a good time, but when she finally settles down to work we know she will put her heart into it and succeed in whatever she doe WILLIAM LXPPINCO11' CASSARD, II Biz! fqqfwj Bom in BuEalo, New York, Bill has been very active in school sports. Now that the WAKE is published, Bill has achieved part of his ambition, which was to gradu- ate in '44, and now he hopes to become an Army Air Corps Oihcer..

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Euxxfum ARTHUR BOWEN Red-headed, freclcle-facccl Arthur is cm- othcr ol our lighthearted seniors. He goes about his business, laughing and talking, entertaining everyone Easyfgoing Arthur has no ambition except ro gradimrv. M may NlAizc4ARsr'i' Bowres Afcklk l'luli1i1 .lviivccl til rx, ll, hlilv lllls yuix. .llIlll.!l'lt' lxllig uxlili lit-r suit Vit' griiaii tlmul suuil ivwvt-J that slic wwe a mzisrir-iwtioiis iniilw, Her spaililiiig style assures her success in tollegc rmcl her lilc- thereafter. nur? l imiiii CALDWELL Spirlcling, brown-eyed Edirh is a native of old Crfihtown, and has been with us since ner freshman year. With her quiet charm and pleasant manner she is sure to be a success in her ambition to he as goocl a stenogrziphcr as Miss Curcl. NANCY GAIL CALLAGHAN Nancy Nancy, who has already macle scores of friends, was a newcomer to A. H. S. this year. Her ambition is college, and judging from her past and present schol- astic rccorcl she'll arrive at the portals of higher education with Flying colors. IN Hiawin' lSw,xNzi5i.i. IR. A FTW ik.-r Xir-iiieiitiul TiiiL.ci' lvws liven A lnrighr ' ' mis wi-:ltl Jurin,g his four 's .ir .Xnii.1po'f. :xg ,. c 9 - .51 .l0lCll.lIll74w .OUISP Rv: -':i'll7 .INN f!If1!l1l l1lS 1 liiriim Lo lic .1 yilur. jolly 'l'mlcer' is assvi to .mv Pgitiwnvig lgi!iEL Bur lx lltliclis holwln 1, .ii-in: sports, which is unclwstiiiicllilvle sum slvv Imils froni Nlassauliusctis. l lim-wri. ,iyror sho Fgmclu- .itcs and sctilrs clown twin sports to work. l'ICK' J111bili0U lb 'ID bl' .1 sC'i'Il'fv'lfV

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