Arundel High School - Panorama Yearbook (Gambrills, MD)

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- X Q . 1 Z 119' in:-11' CD09 5 X ii. CLASS FLOWER: CARNATION Class Calendar I95I September . . . All the Seniors are eager CFP to begin their last school year . . . Class officers and the yearbook staff are selected . . . Soccer season starts off with many of the stars being Seniors. October . . . Seniors get together our first pep rally . . . XVC had our first real class meeting this month . . . A lot of Seniors went to Halloween par- ties around the end of the month- also, trick-or-treating . . . NValter Mueller broke his collar bone in a soccer game against Glen Burnie. November Fiist play ever presented in New Arundel, The Monkey's Paw, par- ticipated in by several Seniors . . . ,,... ,- School dedication dinner had many Senior girls working as waitresses .Jawa A A . . VVe're losing Peggy Campbell ' - - - K,,to married life . . .Many Seniors go c ,J, as Q al? to see Macbeth at Johns Hopkins University Playhouse. December . . . Yearbook staff opens subscrip- tion campaign with 'fThe Lamp Goes 0ut'l. . . Class of '51 goes to U. of Md. to see a football game ff-1 S-:T ff , C :Q J,fo l fi fp ,fi 0 motto . . . We're all having fun with midterm exams . . . The Gideon So- ciety gave an assembly . . . Doctor Smith spoke in assembly about the alcohol problem. February . . . First clay of February, and school let out because of icy roads . . . It is rumored that all but a very few Seniors passed exams . . . Army field band gave us a grand concert . . . Science and Art Dept. presented very nice assemblies. March . . . Seniors are wearing green this month, as many of us are of Irish descent . . . The very last dummy of the yearbook is being sent in . . . XVe're getting our class rings . . . Student Council dance . . . XVesley Snapp leavesg we're sorry to see him go . . . Girls' Phys. lid. assembly had many Senior girls hard at work. April . . . Plenty of April showers to keep Seniors sloshing to school . . . The Dramatic Clubs and Boys' Phys. Ed. entertained the student body with assemblies. M3 fu FL J 5 A A 3' 3 J if -' I l Z L :: . gl ufllrviz. xi :- Z .. ' 2.- . . . History Dept. presents NVhat May price Christmasa' . v Voting on . . . Rehearsals for commencement .0 71 axvho-S Xvhov in the Senior Classm are underway . . . Many Seniors are ' rg Had Special Christmas turkcy din- having graduation parties this month 9. ner in school and the class of '51 ' ' ' The Semor prom was 3 grcat took Og for 3 long holidavr success! . . . Our Home Ee. Dept. ' showed us what they've been doing ' lammyy all year in an assembly fashion show. . . . Everyone is feeling chipper af- ,une u ter the last Christmas holiday we'll Y have in high school . . . More class G R A D U ATI O N bg meetings to decide class flower and fat lastly 3' 1 5' C LJ' I s s 4 I CX . s f 5 , 1 J 7 Q n - X 'lI4- . f cv Y

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Helen VVrzesinski . . . Prexidcrzt Dennis Judy . . . Vice-President Sue Burkins . . .... Secretary Frances jones ..... Treasurer Juniors HOMEROOM A Back row: Flaine Grifhth, Shirley Danza, Betty A. Allen, Jeanette Latvanas, June Mclntosh, Sam VVolford, Fdna Davison. Third rofw: Ruth Loving, Thelma Thompson, Betty june Thompson, Sara Griffith, Peggy Pumphrey, Lois Shipley, Nancy Mooney. Second row: Suvan Shine, Jane Miller, Vera Slater, janey YVheat, Bernardine Nehring, Doris Day, Dorothy Chaney, Mary XViant. First row: Frances jones, Estelle Donaldson, Elizabeth VVarner, Alice Hicks, Susan Birmingham, Helen VVrzesinski, Betty june Burk. Teacher: Miss Russo, Absent: Helen Sommer, Leonard Crawford, Albert Spangler, Arthur Stubbe. YU' dh V 4