Arundel High School - Panorama Yearbook (Gambrills, MD)

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Seniors Who's Who l. Best Dancer . . . Helen Dawes, Paul Milwicz 2. XVitties . . VVm. Cronmillcr, Fay Shackelford 3. Most Flirtatious . Tom Sjoding, Betty Barker 4. Most Studious . Chas. Carlson, Dorothy Burns 5. Night Owls . . . jean Dorsey, Terry Skerritt

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CLASS MOTTO: A True Friend V ' In Class A lv if-ef Will a,- f l95l wash-ggi, 1 , AQQL Q-si- Q f , We, the Senior class of 1951, being of sound mind, do hereby present our last will and testament. I, Betty Barker, will my field-ball uniform to Edna Davison. I, Betty Blevins, confer my drawing ability upon Susan Shine. I, Mary Boesser, leave all my paint brushes and easels to the next art editor of the yearbook. I, Bertha Burnezley, bequeath my full-back position on the field-ball team to Connie Hes- singer. I, Dorothy Burns, donate my musical fingers to anyone who appreciates musicQ?j. I, Warren Buoy, leave my pepsodent smile to the student body. I, Charles Carlson, give my two French berets, my eccentricities, and my intelligent remarks to Lewis Dove. I, Nathan Childs, leave my ability to sleep in class to any junior suffering from insomnia. I, Ioyce Clark, offer what is left of the Driver's Training car to Helen Wrzesinski. I, David Clayton, bestow my ability to stand out in crowds to Sonny Tester. I, William Cronrniller, give my favorite shovel to Lawrence Taylor in Ag. Shop. I, Mary Curtin, will my height to Jeannette Latvanas. I, Iean Dorsey, wish to bequeath all the chew- ing gum scraped off cafeteria tables to Jane Miller and Nancy Mooney. I, Iarnes Dunivin, confer my quiet manner upon Peter McNamara. I, Harry F eitz, present my many pages of P.C.D. notes to Mr. Shannon. I, Kitty F ox, leave all the shattered test tubes, broken pulleys, and torn Physics Manual to Miss Long. I, Barbara Gates, donate to Bernadine Nehring three inches of height and five pounds of my weight. I, Shirley Higgs, present my roller skates and pillow to Lois Shipley. I, Fred Hintz, will that the junior teams show good sportsmanship. I, Charles Hoover, leave my ability to bluff teachers to Jackie Rice. I, Katherine Honor, leave my most cherished seat in Physics class to posterity. I, Evelyn House, will the people in the oflice a loyal worker to help them next year. I, Helen Kahring, give my beautiful handwrit- ing to Frances jones. I, Debbie King, bestow my good humor upon any juniors who worry over report cards.