Bladensburg High School - Peacecrosser Yearbook (Bladensburg, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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Only through your sincere efforts and co- operation was the class of '50 able to complete this memorable book. C I I I I WIC, thu 4-luss of iiinotc'vn illIlKil'Uii and fifty, ch-dicaltv this l'lCACIl'XIliOSSICli to Mr. Donnis F. lilizzzlrci, who has in-lpccl ns :ls 11 class sponsor und ll Iinc tcalcllor. Tho seniors yot to como will know him as il true friend as wo liavc. x x - M, .Q 95153353 1 .Q 5-NCQ so s we is Xxx Quanta... INTRODUCTION DEDICATION THE MARYLAND TEACHER DEPARTMENT VIEWS LIFE SENIOR CALENDAR OF EVENTS WHO'S WHO JACK AND JILL EVENTS SPORT.FOLIO ADVERTISEMENTS me MARY lAN D I zfeaaiyzf lf, C, hui hmlnn Mr. Kalman J. Vozar Mr. S. W. Geissenlnrner Miss Nancy O'Neill MY- Timbllly Smilll Principal Vie' P l ClP'l Vice Principal Girls' Counselor Boys' Counselor pam lleff to rigl-nl Mis Helen Andersen Mr. lelph L Angel Mrs. Anne lerlrley Ms. Hein lnrriaon deft io rightj Mr. Dennis F. Blizzard Mrs. Margaret E. Blizzard Mrs. Virginia Carney Miss Merle M. Cerrllle llmfl to rightj Mr. .lelln G. Dnvine lr. Merle D. DuVall Mrs. lesaline Edwards Mb Mery Leu Ferreek '1 io righij Rudolf C. Freyoiun I. Maris Garcia , Dale E. Gorsnr . R. A. Hall ff to right! sl Glrirudo Hnrvoy M. D. Hofman as Helen Newman . Harry Hughes ft to right! . Warren S. Jackson . Edwnrd M. han . labor! E. King, Jr. . M. M. Lady 3 X- Q Fm f WQWWQ? as by ,Q I za Q ti 9, f M' 'X 5 1 ya. 145' ff? l 'WEN x XX X x K Q Stiggxv 1 Y: R-f1T?'m X ws Q . is-N-N . Raw Cleft to right! Mr. James Leonard Mrs. Irons McGibbon Mrs. Esther H. Rugln Mr. Stephen Salulski William E. Gibson John H. Shepley William H. Snyder Quay F. Taylor KLeft 'ro righfl Mrs. Sara M. Shegogue Miss Phyllis M. Skinner Mrs. Betty Spencer Mrs. Thelma Sirohmaier CLeft to rightj Min louise Travers Min Margarei Whihingte Mrs. Flora Willard Miss Frankie A. Yowell lLef1 to rightj Mr. Carlton W. Alger Mr. Paul C. Billuf Mr. Thomas Bird Mr. Herbert Die!! 2, 1,3 70e7 MR. HALL... Our deepest appreciation is ex- tended to you, Mr. Hall, for your fine assistance with our yearbook. We are especially grateful to you for handling our business and Hnancial problems. MR. LEEDY . . . By your capable leadership in directing our efforts, you have given us the chance to bring to our school the best yearbook ever produced. The staff will never forget your guidance and we will remain ever indebted to you. ll- xg 'll-5 N J +4 'wa' 'SSW Deparfmenf Views.. yr dna:-:Z ., 1 . X ,Q I Spanish gHabla Vd. el Espanol? Si Senoritav answer all of Senorita'Ca'rrillo's little eherubs, as second year Spanish gets under way. Problems of Democracy Should the railroads be under the control of the federal gov- ernment? The P.O.D. class debates the question throughly before answering Mr. Blizzard. English Miss O'Neill and her second period English class seem to be quite busy reading Macbeth, Watch out Harold, Wayne seems to think that he can get away with it, even if Mabeth didnytl Physks Physics is 1-vm-n mon- cxciting whvn LZIVOIIIME M., Annu' N., Curl K., B4-tty N., and H1-nry C. 4-xp:-rilmrllt unrlvr ilu' nbll' Llirmr- tion of Mr. Cvrstcr. Shonhand l nlurv sr-crm-tanrit-S un' busily 1'llgilf.f1'tl in tilkilljl slmrtllzultl from Mr. Vozzxr. QAM U- 'rg xif W -t 7 Twins U nf If . . . -Z7 zlgsldkljglllj .... Pr1u't1t'4' lIlilkt'Sl1l'l'i-1'i'l! But r1llick,sulm-- mu' lnnnd nw tlmt typing 1-rnsvr! 'Hillman Woodshop Wilson takes u few pointers from Mr. jackson as Charles C. watches the proceedings. Home Economics A stitell in time saves nineln or so Miss Shegogue says. Betty N. and jean I . seem to be enjoying the lesson. J ' .6' 6 'f 4:-is An .. Workin' hard? Maybe so, but it's always loads of fun when Mrs. Blizzard's art class is in session. i Senior Closs Officers CJITCJ Sponsors 1 ,L-sr-M. ,W , 1, . I mr- , IV y W I ,yi Af' .1 ff' A L .M h Agn A6 5 D WI . VigEf 4 ff ,. 3- 5 M HAROLD LLOYD President MATTHEW HEARD Vice-President MARGARET SOUDER Secretary GLORIA SINYARD Treasurer MISS YOWELL MR. BLIZZARD MRS, BARKLEY MISS ANDERSON 'hr' Y K ,Mi W.. , -'fm 'gli rw' I -ew waz! L AUENSB M' 1 5' . Lf!! g,' o ff, ,Q KP' EDWIN Alroko f' Eddie tramurals I, 25 Stage Crew and ake-up 3, 45 Glee Club I5 Rifle ub 25 Art Club 35 Poppy Poster Contest 35 Skating Club 4. , ff, ,ds V' J J if 42 I X CAROLE AYERS Bridget 'ramurals 2, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ' ! I 1 51 ' I 1, 1 1 - j I . A ' r ' I I' ' I . I 4 : 1 J '1 . . 1- ,-1' .4 f' 'Ll - l . . . 1 4. I A V, 1 I .fl,1,, fllx - l ' V ,Z ,. u I Q jj an LJl 3 ' M -' M fr Q ROBERT BARRY llsarryll J Club I, 25 Glee Club 25 Hi-Y 25 rm Committees 24 3, 45 Manager Soccer Tearr 35 Yearbook 4. l ff Hd . 'J , 'l I I' . IU 'Y I ', ,rl 5 ,ll ' l Ag P X I s, I fs - I 5, lx' l ll MYRLE BELL lIMYrIell e Clu 25 Commercial Club 35 .y,,.b.!Q J N ALLENN IIALII Intramurals I, 2, 5 Glee Club I Pep Club I5 Photography Club 2 Dramatic Club 2. f 0 ' X to I I ly- , 2. ' eg, , M iffy., X I xiii ,K as 8' rg. 4 ,. 'll if ., ws -- X I ,X 45 I .dj W If ' MARY BARRINGER UMa ryll Intramurals l, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 25 Bowling Club 4. MM 19 770-J M'M1Wff '4f'-44 I I ,-mf 4' v .I I 7' ,L ,. .lv .5 nlflmgy ' Bly! my 1 sf' fl ,U X ANN BENNETT I lIAnnIl 2 Club 25 Art Club 2, treasurer ntramurals 25 Tri-Hi-Y I, presi- t 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 3, 45 Prom mmittees 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Year- k 45 Skating Club 45 Play 3. BARBA A BELL Barb F.H.A. 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. lei 1 ,hiv ,Z4 dw 6 - ff- 3' ' ZZWZL CHARLES BENESH f Charlie PM Q, ,. ,, ,w w-- tw H-if 435, at - - , , - ', , fi ii,-is 1 5' ' ' - jfh'QtS'Wm5SiQ?iRf 41', Intramurals I, 25 Projector l, 25 Pep Club 25 Photography Club 35 Proc- tor 45 Bowling Club 4. . If WW! Club 4. ww 0' jy en EN aio NT Eileen Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 25 Stage Crews 2, 3, 45 Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Skating f ,. - . -1 ,- - . 1 , ,4 , I 5' ' ' . lfijl : I' I ll 1 ul , I ' 1 ' lf ' VIOLET BRITT I , uvIu Glee Club I, Art Club I, 2, 3, Stage Crews I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom olticer 2, Prom Committees 2, 4, Intra- murals 2, Dramatic Club 3, Skating Club 4. , f t . . BETTI BRUMBAUGH llaen ill Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Scroll 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Bookstore 2, Manager 3, Dramatic Club 2, N.H.S. 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Play 4. c l I 6 0 4 A JOAN BURN ETT Burnie Photography Club I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, Library Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Diversified aining 4 Year- ok 4. I ,W pl BETTY LEE CISSEL fir ntramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2 Prom Committees 2 3 4- Dram l OW Club I, Cheerleader 3, 4, Pl y my I' g 4 HMB W! George Intramurals I, 2, J. V. Basketball 3, Glee Club 3, Cafeteria I, 4, Student Council I, 4, Prom Committee 4, Proctor 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Soccer 3, 4. gen WILL AM BROWNING IIBEHII Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Proiector Club I, Pep Club 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Play 4. GLORIA BUONVIRI Bonn Intramurals I 2, Club I, Pho- tograph C , Pep Club 2, Dram tic U ll' MARVIN BURT Burt . . Prom Com e Or estra 3, Varsity Jeball , ntra r , Proctor . 1 , 1 ' My Jliyfllytim I I -. f . ' I J ' If 9 U, y, V . S V ojf ' fy rv EVELY C A .J uEvu I JJ Cheerleader I, Pep JI , r Committees 2, 3, 4- tI ur I, Varsity Basketball , ,'A, ar 'tg Hockey 3, Skating C 4 YD' MELVIN COGAR lleggyll Proiector Club I, Dancing Club 2 Stage Crew 3, Intramurals 3. Q JDRMW.. 'f - . l 1 , kv-N 'HX lj Rf LBA! I . ,xfvifl k V544 mm u-Q-I-num-.ox Um.-5, UNMC DORIS COOPER uRus'Yu if Art Club I, Library Club 2: Com- ma ' mercial Club 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, WP? 1 , 3, 4, Prom Committees 3, 4, Tri-Hi- I ' .1 He le Y I, Student Council 3, 4, Home- Club 3, Musical 3, Hi 3, ' room Oflicer 3, 4. P 4. . ff llj l L I . Ulxi V -1 f 0, ,. ' Q, ,nebula . ' y I JK ,ee 1 TP , , b , W ,W Vf ' I f me MM 4 J ' IQ . L I 'G ' yf 4.1 ,vii A7 . Q X411 ORREST CORRY Q HUGH COUR NE Werby 3, A Correlation murals I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Rifle Club 4, lnt ' s 4, 2, Pep Club 2, Rifle Club l, 5 m Crew 4, Play 4, B Stage Crew 3. 5 l .M , 'br J g ,I I ,L ' -4 H' . 12 xi WM' 5 f' Q, rox. if ' gi, fri! 'XA N hx. ' 'Z' I ' 'Z ? '-Q ' I I ' I . 7' 'ng ' . 1 4. ' n f 0 L Auonev ciuuc Q, ll MAzls cnAnoocK TeffY . Chunky SCI'Oll 4, Office 4, Trl-HI-Y 4, 8 - b ing Club 4. Dramatic Clu I K ,- , . 'M I 5 , Z o V I i MILTON CRAWFORQQJQ ' llauddyll Proiector Club I, Intramurals I, 2, Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Vice President J N CRAWFQRD 4, J. v. 2, student Council 3, Prom luohnu Elonilmgttees 2, 3, 4,.Proctor 3, 4, . . . 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 9'?rPhYk Cgvb lfgfamlz, S ' Varsity Baske ll , Student y rac , - t 'sity. Footba 4, Bo . C 4. tl ,W RA ES CROSSWHITE Fannie urals 2, 3, Varsity Softball 3, lasketball 3, Commercial Club 'ep Club 2, Diversified Train- ing 4. - iw 9 vW,,5',5i,ll'l'lQylllf4'.fjll 2 if f if C RR Ll UPPETT llcupll J. V. Basketball 2, Homeroom Offi- cer l, 3, 4, Prom Committees 2, 3, N. H. S. 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Intramurals I, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Co-editor Yearbook 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Student Council i, 2, 3, Stu- dent Court 4, Class Vice-President 3, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. JACK DAVIS Jack Prorn Committee 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Varsity Track 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball 45 Play 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 35 Bowling Club 4. JOHN DAVIS Elmo Intramurals I, 2, 35 Play I, Stage Crews 2, 35 Glee Club I, 25 Dra- matic Club I5 Rifle Club 25 Dancing Club 2. 072 ,av-U' Maw mjffffffff .wwf ff! Wil 1155.5 Intramurals 3, 45 Varsity Soccer 45 S ting Club 4. DONALD DONNELLY llDonll Prom Committees 3, 45 Proctor 3, 45 Minstrel 35 Orchestra 35 Student Council 4. NOVAI.INE DUNNINGTON Novie Glee Club I, 2, 35 Pep Club I5 Intramurals I, 25 Photography Club 25 Dramatic Club 2. J . r C t I r m I 25 ar it as all , 5 P 2, atic l ,3 la t i er cally- W ,Q . Q Nw- ,oyxwb w'm.' MARILYN DIA A MariIyn Intramurals 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Val sity Hockey 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Yearboo 45 Play 45 Bowling Club 4. C2 IIICS-!Q.F' VMC ' 52 'lim c tfoi P150 'Q' VIIILLIAM DLUEHOS 5145 llBillll Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Art Club 2, 35 Cafeteria 45 Play I Bowling Club 4. 'Sub 'Tvvu - OSX'-'xrfy' ' tl-.lv ldtv-..vl-I mag. val. wma--1 1.4.51 4 g, be lv-.-'-7,1--4' ww, -:fh-5--1: Q: .rw -s..a.fs..9 U., J., . ,Cb--4 - 5 . FLOREHA DOWNES-' 5' llMaryll Dramatic Club I5 Glee Club I, 2, F. H. A. 25 Secretary 35 Vice-Pre dent 45 Scroll 2, 3, 45 N. H. S. 3, Q ' Q ll' f- l L11 . I fy 0 nl' ' I 4. Haillieli I- 19' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: arsity ball 25 Varsity Hockey 4: Tfl'l'll'Y 45 Prom Comm. 45 Skating Club , ! 'I EGINA EASTON K, A u gieu ilee lb 4, arial Club 4, Play 4. ,i. 1' , I f vi 1' t 3 , . I 1' I I I I , au.. 'Ln 'I . fi' F' If . a I , LV f A' 4 I D A SVPOLT ELLIOTT 'N ' 1 uneell ia Ttramurals I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, x Ni: Qyvq, V 7. , Play I, Library Club 2, Scroll 3, ii ' A -1, omce 4. :f 'ii 1 1 V K Al U. ' J , , lg,-T '45J1i'0 7 - ffff f'Z7'flfif Or I -' . r 4 J ' 4' f4f,y,m.fuZj0fc-JCL-, .. I . W my f .1 f M , fly.-1-J .f7gfn.f, J K Q .fa , ' BARBARA wooo FARR A is if Bobbie tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- I tittee 2, F. H. A. I, Tri-Hi-Y 4, X -' Dramatic Club 2. D449 'Kwr Q43 W. P A--ul, n ' F BETTY FEllO S li? vlJ.o,,. . Beny rorn ommittees 3, 4Plntramurals , 4, Tri-Hi'Y 3, 4, Scroll 4, Year- ook 4, Cafeteria 3, 4, Glee Club 3, kating Club 4, Student Court 4, lflice 4, Varsity Hockey 4, Varsity asketball 3, 4, Make-Up 4, Play 3. WT Mini. 4!,,,f,l7,Qr Ju, fgA4lf4A3 -,?,l' ClARK FITZTEGH Fitz rom Committee 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Glee Club 3. .tn Q A l 1 ?2W.g,.t: I f-by AN ., K . ii l ll. .-1.14.1 ,QQ '- . Q- 1 N , ,l I .neu -A Blix, Q: IIA El TT fg.H.5, h1n6'tFt'JF5G!'l,2, 3, 4, N H.'s.,'z, 3, b'hMrsI ' ' t 3, Sub Poppy r ,O 6 0Crew a CN I. Z 2 1 Tri-H oo J . Ml-W Wifi 'Z-I WILSON EVANS Wilson Intramurals I, Proiector Club I, 2, Rifle Club 2, 3. f Q04VU'i J 6 BLEFQRD F IX Prom Committee 2, Intramurals 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3. W1-I. ,JW ? t'J2L ' QQMZIZ , GJ MAR ANN FISHE wnppyu 6 f Commercial Club 3, 4, Diversified Training it I?i'5,iTP'T Mfg! i JOYCE FLINT llJoyll I Glee Club 4, Secretary Commercial Club 3. V-,cilft QF' l LOUIS FORD WILLIAM FLORIMBIO llBuddyll Intramurals I, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Jr. Hi-Y 2. J ,tb W f u l.lll.IAN E6-:D 'LGA' . Sus . 4.36 -init Art Club I, Cheerleader 2, 3, Prom 4 Committee 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 4, Scroll! 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Bowling Club 4, Oflice 3, 4. I JUv...g-Q In -bush, Jai ..,fw-JB17 Elo-fa. .iw . - .La-u,Llu7qJ,P ROBERT FOREMAN llHa wkll Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Home- room Ofticer 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, N. H. S. 2, 3, 4, Proctor 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball I, 2, N, 4, Var- SitY ?. ' f WOW eww Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, P matic Club, 3, Plaegdgraiwf I, K I. . 1, QW, ' ltrifm KSIW IIIAKAS qgvfvf MQW! Sf M ff lffifl ff , tw f .1lf 'l'2f- 'iii Vlimyll ,1 gfm, 5 we h v ,LII Q 'X , .1 ,fargr wi if -fi,-lip' f ,. If ' .3 U31 I, in , Yr- g -'M' ,A ' ' ,INV ,WFRA wi I Cflfyfdlg HF - I f l.,f' DI YlC ,PIAWYM i- 4, - intra a 3, 4, M 21 Varsity Soccer 3, 4. I-uf C .L r ri. .A fx sri I GILBERT Josie ro C itte Intramurals , 2 3, arsi etball 3, 4, ity S tball , 'Hi-Y 4, Glee L I, ook 4, Flag- ' X 1 twirler 4. o . B 0 0 ,gilt iw, My 0112, lzffflfitirflf am EMMA JEAN FRANKLIN J ea n n ie Prom Committee 4 JOSEPH GIOFFRE llJoell Horneroom Oflicer I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 2, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, J. V. Base- ball I, Student Council I, Pep Club I, 2, Proiector Club I, 2, Bowling Club 4. W . CHARLES GOHR Chuck Intramurals 3. W Jn-f - a W X il ' l ' H . 1 A l 'HI 1 H4 ., W i if ral1l.2, ,-1, fi club If lub 2, Photography 3, Bowl- 3 4' ing Club 4, Varsity Track 3. W A P , , ' hh A, . Z- JAMES GURNEY Big Jim Glee Club l, 4, Photography Club 1, 4, Rifle Club l, 3, President 4, Hi-Y 2, Play 3. 4' . f ,,, . ' 5 K7 ' 5 3. in -fl: -. ' Charlotte L K XIILSOE HAINES ntramurals l, 2, 3, Glee Club 2: H Buddy 'Wdeftl Council lf 27 Commefclal l,.,fii?e 45 flat? Q y Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 3- 4 A UF l , , f 'bafgggfg . fi 5 'JJ xigofllzjif.. -1 5, f. , r' X. .-fd-4 .ff ,I ,lf Z ff. 1.11-f J K K ki WMM ' I 7.2 ,N 1 ' A ' , . ' ' -4 j A 2, , , ' G- LARUE HARPINE 'J Blondie y 2 ntra Pep C u , Bowling f Club 4. V . U ' 1 ' v . , W 0 ,W 4 - V E A HA ooo llpansyll Prom Committee 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Art Club l, Pep Club 2, Shop Club 3, J. V. l, Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Stage Crews 2, 3, 4, Scroll 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Poppy Poster Contest 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Sof dl 2, 3, Varsity Hockey 3, 4. 4,.,.?W I M J! Ir' 5. 3 ' ,fyixunnsv Hscxnorre Took Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 'l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Shop Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y l, 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Prom Committees 2, 3, N. H. S. 3, 4, Varsit Hocke 3 4- Mana er Y Y . , 9 . Basketball 3, 4, Skating Club 4. spa, ffdffvf 294,06 za Cl'lARlES HAYD Charlie Homeroom Officer 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Stage Crew 3, Cafeteria 3, 4, Proiector Club 22, Student Council 3, Proctor 3, 4. 21 MATT:-new HEARD Mackay Pep Club I, 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Home- room Officer 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Varsity Football 4, Prom Committees 3, 4, Proctor 4, Class Vice President 4. Zane? ff QLG 4 A451 tlI414 fm! R404 ' 4, 44 d,dAj I JA-14,32 HELEN HEL ENSTELL Helen Intramurals 3, 4, Prom Committees 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Plays 3, 4, Year- book 4, N. H. S. 4, Flagtwirler 3, 4. CHARLES HERBERT llHerbyIl Glee Club I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, Rifle Club 4, Intramurals I, Prom my' J ' 1: Committee 3. Jo Lee Club I, 2, T'- '- I- n - murals I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I 2- Prom Committee 2, Play 2, Make- up 3, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Softball 2, Flagtwirler 4, Yearbook 4, Dramatic Club 3, Skating Club 4. 5.7 '- '-we-Q? - 4 446 41 Q, I i t Y I ' z . P96010 has HILL M Q Pep riHlY , I tra R Q W' 9 , , W 5? ' a , as .L 5 N 9 Q ' ' 'A L . ' - I X SKRA HUMPHRIES , I usarau ntramurlls I, 2, 3, Prom Com- tees52, 3, 4,N. H. 5.3, 4 Tri-I-I-Y 52, 3, ,SecreTary 4,1 Play 3, 4, Scroll , 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Dramatic Club 2, -Pep Qlub 12 2, Yearbook 4, V6rsity.Basketball 31 Marlager 4, 0 ' Skating Club 4. . 0 t . 'J X I P . TY HUTTO 0-I . ' IIB 'yu mfr m s I, 2' Tri-Hi-Y - age qw 3, G ub I Com- ci lu 3, 4. I X o P O s ' .noun Jerrsmss enll Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Proiector Club I, Pep Club 2, Varsity Soccer 4, Proctor 4, Skating Club 4, Stage Crew 4. ,H .,.,.f,,:s,,: - ,ix-1? 5 .yifii Q. 123. mS'L'5QJ'Q2frC , ,L ,-.,f..r,,!,5' K ,.. .X K V ,git ,... Z. tb ,, ' J W fe lf' M f- 3 ,ab L' Quiz:-:'5i,.f I sa , . K .- Wm .. f. 3 .. 'fi S . . ii ff' Q K J Tl ,124 Q ' - il I .- 1 . J ' K ' 1 ' 'S 1- -:sf - ,, ,bw r 5, :tial - ami.,-li lf ...-My-.11,s. ar -lf-, I A,---sf at -' .- - me 31: I ,, 455,-ln '- L - of .xx : 1-, sec Q 11--gjawf . ,af , 'R 3' a Q-f ... 'P - .- ' wfgaiwfa 1,5224 'Y-' :fad sflflki -- lsflasfiiiszgziix CLINTON HESS Tinnie Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council I, 2, J. V. Basketball 2, Stage Crew 3, Play I, Intramurals 'I, 2, Prom Committees 3, 4, Proctor 4, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, Varsity Basketbagl 3, 4, Varsity Football . Eu Walla LESTER HUMPHRIES Reds Intramurals l, Stage Crew 4, Pro- iector Club I, 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE HUMPHRIES nsu eu I Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Cafeteria 4, Skating Club 4. WILLIAM IRWIN IIB Ill Intramurals I, Glee Club I, 2, Pro- iector Club I, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club I. MARY JOHNSON NMa ryll -ie its WILBUR JONES Willie :murals I, 2, Projector Club I, 2. . Jl y1'ff,1f f JV DV JJ ft' .ff A fl ivflpfflll AA as if I Ura JOAN KELLY llKelll amurals 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. lNN SCRUGGS KIDWELI. ' Scruggsie amurals 3, 4, Office 3, 4, Com- m cial Clu 3, 4. lr! ,3- .Wo MARY JANE KLEIN Klein L+' 'amurals I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- tee 2, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y Varxity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsity ketball 3, 4, Varsity Softball 2, J. Basketball 2, Bowling Club 4. MW , if V f . ,ggtnr ,fag . 4 A I 1 Q Ez- a .9 I-tv' E ,U ., sf..---3' , ll 'f 'Ei 'L -t fe f f li I Q, if ...Q 0 K L34 3 U Q' l I ,O 4 A gl ,-ect' 6l lx Kl gl C51 L CX X 1 JK L Ll. 6541 C ,ALA C S ,,',,.j4l7l, AQUA' U JoAN Keel-IAN fp . C576 ,. J 2 J l f MQWW 'I , ,ld t 'T filfffif JEANETTE KERR Jeanne Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Musical 2, N. H. S. 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. dial... MJ.. magl, foul-w-rl QlU.s- MSN Qui- lkksy. lxllsesqus ALAN KLAWANS llAla nil Proiector Club I, Rifle Club 2, Stage Crew and Make-up 2, 3, 4, Prom Committees 3, 4, N. H. S. 4, Scroll 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Art Club 3, Poppy Poster Contest 2, 3, 4. 5 1? di 'll' , fwwwaff moms Kuammsusr Tommy Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basket- ball 2, Photography Club 4, Pep Club I, 2, Projector Club 3, Prom Committee 4, Proctor 3, 4, Varsity Football 4. . VW: wwl- W' 0.1.9 ...M 'ij f w4f f141 KATHERINE KOENIG IIK ikill Intramurals I, 2, 3, Prom Commit- tees 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Student Council 3, HockW'Manager 3, 4, Tri-Hy-Y 4, Yearbook 4, Scroll 2, 3, 4, N. H. S. 4, Secretarial Club 3. 5 . I-v '! v J.,-JL wff A1f-f-'f ' BARBARA L Bobbie Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, Plays 3, 4, Musical I, 2, Yearbook J 4, Cafeteria 4. '-ifnr, 7 fx ffl' ' .Q-'f ,A 1 ao f,-Ji iff--1 2 JL' .L .,,-,.1f,,A,. we I I - A!!jl.AAj2.31! xwev. QM if ' f0,fc0c2!j '51 '4' ' H j.IAMES lANG fffyr' at Jimmy I lrftk urals I, , 4, Prom Com- itti , 4, ar ity Track 3, 4, fl . . asketball 2, 3, Stage Crew 4, tudent Council I, 2, 4, Glee Club I, Pep Club I, 2, Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3, Historian 4, Yearbook 4. Y '56 43.142, MARY LATTIN ll M a ryll Intramurals 3, 4, Glee Club I, Dra- matic Club 2. Riff! .fl-,iffy , M I IA D llTonyll Int murals I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Pep Club I, 2. STUART LOCKHART Ghost Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4, Proiector Club 3, Proc- tor 4, Varsity Track 2, 4, Varsity Football 4, Bowling Club 4. has ll, 22,01 I '27 gas.. ,W .,,,,,f' ' ,J...ftll.3 0.21:-f-T0 I . . 41 GLORIA KREAMER - Fetes -11 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Com- mitties 3, 4, Glee Club , , Club I, 2, Commercial C Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Varsity Soft- ball 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. yt-N ' QD of Q'-,,a b'fDGXQ ai, kgs- Xia-A Teddy '- Pep Club I, 2, Musicals -I, 2, 3, ,J. V. I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committees 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, Manager 3, 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Bowling Club 4, Proc- tor 4. IRENE LESTER lllesll Intramural I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, J. V. Bask ball 2, Musicals I, 2, Shop Clu , Art Club I. HAR D llOYD Din ks U Class Vice-President 2, Pr sident 4, Intramurals I, Student Co rt 3, Var- sity Basketball 2, 3, 4, V rsit Base- ball I, 3, Yearb , . V Bask tb I Wwe-- l .- Vlwgionl Love llloveyll Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mitties 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, Scroll 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, 4, Glee Club I, J. V. I, Cheerleader I, 2, Flagtwirler 4, Commercial Club 3, Pep Club I, 2, Student Council I, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, Varsity Softball 2, 3. 'll ' .4 l..l1,'l5. 'qvkgWAl,4Af f Af, ' ' EL 'fs ' WllllIS lun-len v'b Q ' 0 O Ut, gig, Willie tm Committees 3, 4, Proctor Cpt. Intramurals 3, 4, Varsity Track 4, Varsity Football 4, Hi-Y 4, ys 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Skating Club 4. I 0 W LW ANDREW LYONS ,X ,-'ylv L ,., . ve? , :- I V Tfaegwvbvyxf Q , 1.73ct .yn ,I E.. 1 Q l SHARON LUZIUS ,Jig gf usherryu Stage Crew I, Glee Club 2, Year- ii book 4, Bowling Club 4. ii , . B I xg. N ZR . aw - Andy I- ANN MCCAMPBEU. ramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 'l, Ann 3, Pep Club I, 2, Play 4, Varsity Football 4, Bowling Club 4. Tl'i'Hi'Y 4- -an Q1 fr- ,- S 'V if W . wus S I Rosen McCLELLAND DAVID McCLELlAND U X a MlCk Mack 1' .- Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Play I, Pep rarnurals 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, i, fl Club 2, Student Council l, Rifle Proctor 4: Bowling Club 4. X 4 . .,,: i I ' A Club 2? Pfoclol' 41 Skiliflg Club 4- L . I .ar , S. all A , K in AJ ., , . . .4 ,W , t W . X . M, ov'-viz - .P7CLg. l.AvoNNE MCDANIELS Don .luan ramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 4, Baseball Manager 3, Varsity :cer 4, Hi-Y 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Pep Club l, 2, Photography Club I. WINIFRED MCKENZIE Winnie ramurals I, 2, Prom Committees 4, Scroll 3, 4, Student Council 4, mmercial Club 3, Oftice 3, 4, Trl-Hi-Y 4. upollyu ?E Lt' 'lc ' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Prom om- ' mittee 2, Pep Club I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Scroll 3, Make-up 2, 3, 4, - ,-,.i Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 3. ,Aww ,Li fyljgjf Mljffll!-?i,Hf ,I ffl' 'ftll ,tl--MCT M ffl gif' llfflglld lgl WILLIAM MACKEY Mackey Intramurals I, 2, Play 2, J. V. Man- ager 2, Student Council 2, Orches- tra 3, Prom Committee 3, Proctor 4. Intramurals 35 Proctor 45 Prom Com- mittee 45 N. H. S. 45 Varsity Foot- ball 45 Student Council President 45 Student Court Judge 4. WAYNE MASON Mason Glee lub 3, 45 Intramurals 4. I 1 xl,y M RGARET MERCHANT llMar9ll F. H. A. 1, Play 2, Tri.:-n-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 35 Office 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 35 Softball Manager 2, 35 Hockey Manager 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 4. ' , af 1 S .IUANITA MORELOCK Wanda Intramurals 3, 45 Metal Shop 3. ARTHUR MALONE IIAHII Student Council Vice-President 35 Rifle Club 2, 3. M VPg',,9 JANET MATTIA Janet Intramurals I, 2, 35 Glee Club I, 25 F. H. A. 2, Historian 35 Secretarry 45 Pep Club I5 Library Club 3. -x,.5 ' G.u.Q -IAJQ ' sn'g' K M ' Lua NTHONY MILL 1 Tony M Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Club 'I, 25 J. V. 25 Proctor 45 Var Track 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Homeroom officer 45 Var- sity Football 4. . A! C EARL Mobwff llEa rlll Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Student Council I5 Photography 25 Proctor 3, 45 Bowling Club 4. 'ir J' ' EDWARD MORRISON llEdll Prom Committee 45 N. H. S. 45 Band - 45 Drum Maior 4. I vvv'vy5' .zu IIJIV ' U ' v . A ,,,,A, O .d ' AU gjp I A gd wu.uAM Mullen WMTFR MYERS Bill Wd . - Pep Club I, 2. Jr .' ,L A 'PI Q I ' . A. xf. 'Il' -Ix IN pb ,E If i . y, nf ,VJ l SWXVY I- ss yi X' ya 3 'r 'A pk Axxffql ' AVI! . 463+ P X '- I C I' V ANNE NEWMAN up , IIA... I N. H. s.a,-1,1 I 3pT'-H'-Y DANIEL Newxuuc I j 4, scroll 3, Ed'll21mZ', F..fbJlk'4, Danny V Cafeteria 4, Glee Club 35 Dramatic 1 Club 3. X l UR I 'ffiii1i4.f Jw W B.H.S. , . vbgnwovv J TUA T NEWMAN ' tuart ' HEP' Ip a uc lu , , g- .Ap Soccer Manager nager 3, 4, Yearbook oll I, , 3, Stage Crew 2, Yati Musicals I, 2. fav' HUGH OTTERSON Houdie uurals I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soc- 4f Hi-Y 2, 3, 47.1. V. I, 27 lub I, 2, Prom Committees 3, :actor 4, Varsity Track 3, 4. DONALD PAINTER lIDonll graphy Club 31 Bowling Club 4 A X vvii-'sa 1 i an-I W fi' '3-. 'tix 'K 'E' ,W ff 'PN 2 , N J wt 1 N if W My f ,Aa .. - Z. .. .iw -M yin! 0:5 . . qw? 'i,. . -LYNN- ft .gr iff Ynv. nl.77,QJ. Us wualb 0.4.1 Naam! B-Il-S. 4.4.2,-......,,y,, BETTY NICHOI-A Betty ' Q F. H. A. I p Vuce-President Safran- dent 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3: Prom Com- mittee 3f N. H. S. 2, 3, 45 Scroll 2, 31 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 2, 3. janv ew MWA! , PATRICIA PADGET ll Patil Intramurals lp Tri-Hi-Y I7 F. H. A. 27 Commercial Club 3, 47 Library Club 21 Pep Club 2. VINCENT PAMPLEY llTedll Pep Club 27 Stage Crew 3. I' , ffl fl. 63,47 BETTY PARHAM QA Boots lee Club I, Photography Club I, 2, Wood Shop 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. MELVIN PERKINSON Perk Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Stage Crew 3. MARGARET PLUMMER llpeggyll Omce 4. DONALD POTTER Donnie Glee Club I, Student Council lp Q I'-li-Y 3. I N, -N s. fl fb . R V. a f , rf Q. K P u .Iv ' JUNE PUGH June Photography Club lg Library Club 2, Baton Club 3, Intramurals 3. SY' .IEANNE PEAKE muse Intramurals I, 2, 4, en Council 2, Drama c Club, e-P si dent 2, Glee , cr ll , 3 4, Plays , 4, t e w Tri-Hi-Y , re ' nt m sid U ia earbdl d' - ' CI b . ., M 57 KAY PETERSON llKa'yll Glee Club I, 3, Dramatic Club 2 Scroll 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Make-ul 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Prom Committee A f --A - fl ,V fa ffl I V l ,Z f, I . X, fl f W T rf. fa X 'X -10 13-2 Z Y - 7'-1 n X.: .,!f ' BOBBIE LEIGH PONCIN Pontoon Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Play lp Dramati Club If Pep Club 2, Wood Shop I Commercial Club 3, 45 Skatin Club 4. a,.rUHLwlHr- Os 0 S ELIZABETH PRUITT Lizzie F. H. A. 2, Commercial Club 2, 1 I 3 for M' Qbu.f,Ef-vldfof-41 llJeanll . Intramurals 2, 3, Club 22 PTO Committee 4. tgyt , K .. xg- , - sw, i . b ,H ,kr-Li, Ulm, .llfwfl WL . PTS. .. iffvllf 0209 .,,l'f' --s ' ls'lYI.lIS RIPPLE f 'Jr C Rips imura s I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soft- I, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Club I, 2, Rifle Club 2, Wood J 3, Commercial Club 3, J. V. etball I, 2, 3, Varsity Hockey 4. HAROLD ROOF Harold JU. M1 M JESSE SAMPSON Jesse 2 Club I, 2, Pep Club I, Rifle Club 2, Bowling Club 4. ,e,m,, . , ,, ' U ,fl JJ . 7 alfa. Qffjliklmlii s F X S lfmqtllub I, 2,N tudent lncil I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, , N. H. S. 4, Plays 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, all 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Cafeteria 4, Glee Club I, 2. , 5:4 ,.j' . ',v' , ', .-,tr'1,Q -nw A 4 ' t :L .,.- 15.1.5 ,-.,,.,., .. . , .-,- -1.4 4 I . ' .-.-Q-, f-f 1 : we :.f:,--- .xp- ,im .-.-. -. -V. . . .- . . ruff. ' Q tx , x 1' 3 lil- . ' ,,.....:.:, 12 '::: ,, , . , ll, .. ,, , 4 1 ' I . . . 3 I P yt MW ' 0 D R igs: ,cffv ' ' - Q iggggi sv RHYNE .4 u lun Z Glee Club I, 2, Phot C I, 2, Wood Shop 3, mm cle - 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. -' if G0 ev-f 0 ll rf' ,arty f ANN ROGERS mage I I 6 ' I jf' Y- 'A . W irik G I LH . . E V9 EWQF' ,L gg, MARYIRO lrxrrbrials 2, 3, Pep Club lg 5 .... Q. Ki ' - as f Glee Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4. v s ' 1' ' Q Z' it 0651,-4jE'?,Ct'r- if-f444,f7 X ' 4 . . ' sf ' C' ruff' J N' 'NSS . .K-ic? C ig,- JOAN SCHNEIDER Jeanie Intramurals I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, Dramatic Club I, Pep Club 2, Ma- iorette 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. snmev seurear Buddy ROBERT SHARON Bobbie Pep Club 1, 2, Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, Homeroom Olticer l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council i, 2, 4, Student Court 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, lntram rals l, Hi-Y Chap- la ye , President , Commit 3, 4, Scroll , 3, roctobb arsidf Basketball 2, 3, 4. .:1f:f,....ff!.-iff fm! j 7512 xdriidpk 'fffil jg 42? A -V , r X . , . r ,X J-21724 CLINTON sifurnsr llxippyll Pep Club I, 2, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4. ' 1 JOAN SIDDERS llsidll Photography Club l, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Scroll 2, 3, 4, Prom Committees 2, 3, 4, lntramurals l, 2, 3. Wifi Club 2, 3, 4, Prom 4, Tri-Hi- I, Varsity 4, Varsity Hockey 3, Skating Club 4. JOYCE SN I DER HJ oyll F. H. A. President l, Historian 2, Treasurer 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Stu- dent Council l, 2, Homeroom Offi- cer l, 2, Intramural 3, 4, N. H. S. 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Bookstore 4. n . rv' , ' BARBARA si-lEHAnls usarbu , 3 J. V. Bas, tball l, 2, Proiector Clul I, Home oom Oficer l, Prom C0111 mittee 3, Pep Club 2, Office 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, lntramurals I 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi4Y 3, 4,.,.!,,'f7 T ,L X ,lv sl L x 1' ?-.,:'7,!'.uJ:, il ' V 1 V ' 1 . 1 N 1 N V - -t ' - 1 4 I. ' 'JL L' r 5 .-,.4 I ' 4 - Aft! 'L fx ' ,if f ' -. ' 5 1 IVI ' M7 ' 1 ,4 , aj . I I 'Qs 7 -' ' , . .. .v ' i'j, 'rr It Ia ,F-' kv , , u 1 'f f 4, - LOIS SHOEMAKER ul-oisll Pep Club l, 2, Tri-HiAY 2, 3, His torian 4, Glee Club I, Dramatii Club 2, lntramurals 3, 4, Pron Committee 4, N. H. S. 4, Play 3, 4 Scroll 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Cafeteria 4 Skating Club 4. R 1 4 I J GLORIA SINYARD 3 lleloriau ' , . Glee Club l, 2, lntramurals l, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice-Presiddntv3, 4, Scrol 3, 4, Class freasurer 2, 3, 4, Pron Cominittees'2, 3, 4, N, H. S. Treas urer 3, 4, Cateferia 3, 4, Com mercial'Club 3, 4. A ,Z .- , l f V f' ' ,Tllyrlrgi . ffff-ZJV' X f r cl rf, 4 112, JAMES SMITH x 4 Willi- Sm itty ' dent Council n Q . WILLIAM SOUSER UB illll , Proiector Club 1, 2, Photography club 3. ' .. .g,0,w-?,ol. YZ,-'ff HAROLD PPLEE llpuggyll Office 3, 4. R-.A ,ici-in TATRO Glee Club 'I, 2, 35 F. H. A. 3, Vice- President 2, Prom Committee 27 Tri-Y 4. FREDERICK TAYMAN Freddie Intramurals l, 2, Proiector Club 'lg Photography Club 2, Pep Club 2. BRUCE URICH Bruno Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Play 3, 45 N. H. S. 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 45 Scroll 3, 4, Soccer Manager 3, Baseball Manager 37 Orchestra 4. -View N E J glell mittee 5 ri-Hi ,F.H.A. 5 ' iclp 5 'ersified ' g Treas, er 5 lntr u I g ANI rv 15 fp' 13,03-JL fa. iities ij?-'0fJ'i. ' .' ,WV fU 552'2'fuB ROBERT WALKER llBobll Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 Stage Crew 25 Glee Club I5 Yearbook 45 Varsity Foot- ball 45 Play 45 Hobby Club I5 Rifle Club 25 Photography Club 35 Bowl- ing Club 4. J . a ffl! IJ ,Q 67- I A . VLLALAJ fl Zi! ,r f U ,, L1ff'x'LL - ' .,,-rv' .ff 7 yay! V, ELEANOR WHITE lllennyll Intramurals 25 Homeroom Ofticer 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Prom Committee 2. DORIS WILCOXIN HD inyll Class Treasurer I5 Prom Committee 2, 35 Intramurals I5 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Plays I, 25 Yearbook 45 Library Club 25 Pep Club 25 Office I, 2, 3, 45 Dra- matic Club 35 Commercial Club 3. ' 1 ' f- - , If Y . I 1 1 4 . -.I ' ' f . g ,v , - 4 1 'NANCY wn.uAMs 1 - llNancyn Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 45 Dramatic Club 25 F.H.A. Secretary I5 Prom Committee 45 Bookstore 4. iN LEROY WALKER llleell Projector Club I5 Pep Club 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee'35 N. H. S. 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Soccer 2, 35 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Track 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Skating Club 4. ' v xi DW? - '- ww WILTON WATTS WiIts Intramurals I, 25 Pep Club I, 25 Stage Crew 3, 45 Cafeteria 45 Bowl- ing Club 4. .xg ti-De, SHIRLEY WHITMI Shirley Co roial C 3, . . 45 ln a ls 4, Ye k r' qv. WV . Wt 5 Willie ' Prom Committee 2, 5 n I, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Dra atic b' 25 Cheerleader 35 Com nal 3, 45 Office 3, 45 Libr lu eau- book 4. 5 It ROBERT WILLIAMS llaobbyll Intramurals I5 Pep Club 25 Art Club 25 Proiector Club I5 Hi-Y 45 Skat- ing Club 4. g , I 6 q,V . lr fy eq. v + 'ht XX sw 0 4 Kal' 6' 1 ical L l noNALo wluousk Ronnie BETTY WINDSOR ramurallln ZM3, 4, Vagsitrrvnik NBQHYU Sf' gag, 1: Yezfgggl 31 Alpha: Intramurals l,l2, Play ly F. H. A. I raphy club 1 3 3- Rifle club 2- C0 e'C'a' C Uh 3' 4' Omce Bowling' Club 4, Play 4: Shop Cluba K SHIRLEY WINEBRENNER Brenn amurals l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, RICHARD SHEETS I, Proiector Club lf Scroll 2, 31 Hoicku Prom Committee 2. STANLEY SMITH T llsminyll lntramurals l, 27 Glee Club l, 2, 3, Q 4: Orchestra 3, Minstrel 3, 4. t -ie Senior Calendar of Events September 12 - Bladensburg opened its doors and we were Seniors at last. September 24-We defeated Greenbelt 25-6 in the first Prince George's County Football League game. September 27 - Senior class ofhcers elected. September 28, 29, 30 - Individual pictures taken. October 7 - Bethesda Chevy Chase handed our Blades their only football loss 13-0. October 13 - Soccer season began, Oxon Hill defeated us in a close game 4-8. October 22 - Hyattsville bowed 12-6, football. November 18 - Our Blades swamped Laurel 27-0, football. November 25 - The Blades battled Mt. Rainier to a O-0 tie, football. December 2 - Bladensburg claimed the first Prince Georges County football championship by defeating Md. Park 7-0. December 9- Basketball season opened with the boys' and girls' teams defeating Alumni. January 20 - Senior rings arrived. january 27-All Bladensburg Night. The girls' and boys' varsities played Greenbelt with scores of 20-18 and 35-36 respectively. January 31 -The football trophy was presented to the school, and members of the team received letters. February 7 - The boys' basketball varsity overcame Hyattsville 48-41 in an overtime period. February 25 - The Seniors held their Prom. March 28 - Career Night for all Seniors in the county. March 81 -The Seniors, under the direction of Miss O'Neill, presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. May 13 - juniors played host to the Seniors at their prom. June P? - Yearbooks distributed. june 9 - Senior Night. june 11 - Baccalaureate service was held. June 13 - The big day for the Grand Old Seniors, Graduation. fi- W Wlw Mos! Likew to Succeed Ysobert Foreman GXoria Sirxyard ,J , ' Best Sense of Humor it L H H ', E. A Sack Davis I n . 1 Margaret Souder x 33253135 Niraclive Sharon Yxobefl D Berry Lee C15 H X Q seX ieke A Yam sk ter DorxaX 'Horam B051 Dancers Dorxr D rx losie GSR: Best Nhhtes Haruki L-Ko' Xenia Hay' 851 ck Da HN Best Smgori L-awomxe Nxcihfix Siem Boost exs 0 x Xa vis X0 Leu Popuht Xoyi Most XA L Soo6er Viaso 'aset Maw, Q 1 f l ' , W Q' ix 5 ,, can X. .i Y, ,Q 1 Y . I a 4 ' Ms, N A , 5 :QQ Q H Q f , if wi' W Nt. 3 ' x NS, if 'X i Q. ,, X M P Z. fi - ,Q ,I x .lf S. Xi. Mos! Sewkco ' CM1oXX C-uppexx C1Xo1ie. Skmjaid X E1 ' 1 , 1 K X if N X Sv 5 wi ' X Smsdosi Xx Coxxdnesj YAXKQKY YK Bgxsibffxt-23. 5195595 506 NX 510006. Sober! Foreman Xeatme Yeake nil R QDZAXCCZEQWQUUKLUJ WH my-1 s. , 4- QE ig E3 ., , ii ' i 4 Q s gy K. ' In K K fm . U, ...hqiz ,gil - 'gg N Mfr is fx: . ..x...,, ., K U W A W .,,::We, .MA , gsw ZA Nl' I ,f'fQif:iA.,ff gill? W Z in ,ivaliws fgzglf f ' wif 53? ' is W it 1 - A - - '.,. 1 f fg Tifii' A 4 , , 1 J'-' ,Q Y H : , Q we :Q .mg Q .3 .,.. , 1 Aggie V M B if , ,X -1. .,,,- 53 W ,W -. A ,, ,Q :., ff- '2fZWEQQ'- .J g W 'A W :': 5 . -I W lt p :S Q 'l Q as K . . . tp ' if A z I Q.: if tu :yn-If I if Q .- H ,A -'-' g,. X 'i' 'I , J I W .5 l.,v. 4 .3-, -I gf in A , Q, I . af' if Q , ..,, , l imi V w? B . L f . . .g :,Zg , , . hi 'L ' E52 I , Q 'R Q Q, Q 25:5 W h vm S f - ,yy U X Lvjv ,,f ll ol HOMEROOM I8-Mrs. Garcia IIRST ROW ll. to r.J: R. Smith, P. Hurley, P. Haber, P. Mickey, B. Carter, Mrs. Sarnia, P. Merchant, J. McNey, N. Klaes, C. Taliaterro and C. Windsor. SECOND ROW: E. Haywood, L. Marsico, J. Morgan, J. Pamphley, J. Wiser, B. .illy, T. Beuchling, I. Van Horn, E. lupard, N. Howarth, B. Dyer, H. Walker md E. Stansbury. THIRD ROW: R. Neekley, R. lnsley, M. Harrelson, N. ichnopp, J- Pepin, D. Higgins, J. Lweeney, R. Carter and W. Montgom- rry. NOT PICTURED: B. Ruplrd, l. Nhite and J. Corn. HOMEROOM I-Mr. Gerster FIRST ROW fl. to r.J: Z. Villone, M. Montgomery, K. Gilstrap, J. Ayres, R. Chinn, Mr. Gerster, J. Shearer, C. Paterson, S. Bell, N. Corwin and M. Srieves. SECOND ROW: H. Connelly, H. Sbafbaro, R. Klawans, E. Brigham, l. De Paul, R. Poole, N. Greenfield, l. Nellsfood, A. Williams, C. Fletcher and 5. Cleary. THIRD ROW: W. Fletcher, I. Pugh, R. Schurz, J .Bucca, M. Redus, I, Colvin, W. Underwood and C. Hall. HOT PICTURED: W. Sellner, G. Flood md B. Stearus, HOMEROOM 20-Mr. Hall FIRST ROW fl. to r.J: M. Humphries, N. Reb, D. Liewald, S. McDonnell, V. Con- nelly, Mr. Hall, M. Carr, P. Knapp, M. Myer, N. Crawford and A. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: R. Myers, B. Perkinson, H. Bailey, 5. Deery, J. Davis, J. lalonda, J. Edney, M. Messina, J. Quist, B. Jen- kins, J. Lowry and B. Kleindienst. THIRD ROW-D. Beall, K. Schindling, E. Askren, J. Smythe, E. Hutghingqn and J. McDonald. .MTV HOMEROOM 'I0-Mr. King FIRST ROW ll. lo r.l: M. Gingell, F. Fill- gerald, C. Gough, N. Dilks, R. Hansen, Mr. R. E. King, Jr., J. Van Vleet, C. Smith, A. Corcoran, N. Coon and L. Kirby. SECOND ROW: J. Wallon, M. Nebel, C. Lyons, J. Reinizel, J. Stockton, M. Payne, R. Julian, M. Hicks, C. Smith, C. Spencer and B. Fronck. THIRD ROW: S. Gordon, S. Taylor, J. Farley, E. Tome, R. Chance, A. Tennyson, R. Thiele, D. la Mar, M. Crosman, J. 0'Neill, B. Felesky and V. Woodruff. NOT PIC- TURED: J. Reed, B. Thrifl, R. Wilson, G. Walsh and J. Ford. Sophomore Class The Sophomores chose as their leaders this year Cl. to r.J: Betty Klotz, treasurer, Virginia Gough, secretary, Donnie Greene, president, and Larry Ricker, vice-president. These people proved their ability by guiding what was one ot the most successful and co-operative classes at Bladensburg. The most im- portant activity of the Sopho- more Class this year was their annual hop. The theme was A Night to Remember. When these Sophomores have graduated they will still look on March 17, l95O, as truly a night to remember. HOMEROOM: SHOP Mr. Angel and Mr. Jackson FIRST ROW ll. to r.l: Mr. Angel, J. Bruce, B. Wilson, F. Shawen, F. lump- kins, E. Wiser, G. Burnes, D. Wells, R. Marion, J. Marben and Mr. Jackson. SECOND ROW: B. Hibberd, E. William- son, l. Mayola, B. Savercool, D. Miller, G. McKinley, M. Condon, C. Chance, C. Barnhard and H. Dorr. THIRD ROW: T. Hegstrom, W, Curtis, C. Coon, J. Garrison, R. Sargies, R. Boyd, B. Oden, l.. Speakes, P. Kraus and E. Marks. HOMEROOM I3- Mrs. Barrison FIRST ROW Il. to r.l: L. Colbert, R. Daun, M. Cheakalos, B. Bug, B, Dough, Mrs, Barrison, l. Crawford, J, DiPon- ziano, N. Davis, J. Mates and R. Condon. SECOND ROW: J. Bell, J. Meralliott, l. Downes, I. Carr, J. Amburger, F. Colcock, H. Baldwin, M. Carter, E. Brock, W. Brooke, J. Cissel, J. Dal- rymple and K. Cartmell. THIRD ROW: N. Dickens, S. Beetham, M. Everding, M, Bickerton, J. Gilchrist, R. Burbage, M. Sidders, O. Blorstad and P. Crowley. FOURTH ROW: J. Gundling, H. Hall, J. Butler, J, Cannon and R. Fremeau. HOMEROOM 17-Mrs. Blizzard FIRST ROW Il. to r.l: E. Bennick, C. Slan- non, P. Byers, E. Parker, J. Coder, Mrs. Blizzard, P. Hutchison, D. Childs, J. Alford, D. Church and V. Gough. SEC- OND ROW: W. Downes, D. Gurney, M. Sampson, D. Estep, G. Robinson, C. Allen, H. Schmidt, R. Quick, S. Berton, F. DuVaII, J. DeBote, R. Burns and l. Brownell. THIRD ROW: W. Franklin, P. Larson, B. Moore, J. Keefer, R. Mun- son, G. Murphy, J. Creegan, D. Finu- cone, G. Burnes and D. Sweeney. HOMEROOM 2-Mrs. Carney FIRST ROW II. to r.I: M. Hollowell, J. Trathen, V, Stockman, S, Smith, H, Smith, Mrs. Carney, P. Winston, D. lollinhofer, M. lewis, M. Welch and E. Woodell. SECOND ROW: B. Knapp, A. Weaver, B. Thornburg, J. Staub, H, Martenot, P. Tolson, l. Puffenberger, J. Sines, B. Smith, J. Riibner and S. Supple. THIRD ROW: B. Stewart, C. Russell, J. Vaden, R. Austin, R. Oldham, B. Gingall, W. Vagel and l. Petrone. HOMEROOM 7-Mr. Devine FIRST ROW fl. to r.l: P. Hammett, J. Johnson, H, Holcer, D. Linford, L, Ricker, John G. Devine, C. Luzius, B. Klotz, J. Loor, D. Sweeney and L. Hutchison. SECOND ROW: D. Hawkins, J. Foster, R. Gaskill, B. Hickerson, M. Franklin, K. Payne, C. Lowery, R. M. libernini, J. Knapp, F. Jenkins and B. Hendley. THIRD ROW: F. LeDroux, J. Sandor, J. Grieves, J. Gentry, G. Kent, R. Tague, R. Read, G. Pyles, S. Parker, L. Higdon, C. Rebecki, G. Weygandt and R. Knight. NOT PICTURED: C. Jones, N. Goode and H. Donelan. HOMEROOM 9-Mr. Janas FIRST ROW ll. to r.l: D. Harman, G. Thompson, R. Magee, M. Drager, H. Magtutu, Mr. Janas, J. Garverick, G. Baxter, L. Gatts, K. Compton and B. Boyan. SECOND ROW: N. Jawbren. P. Haines, S. Blum, D. Montano, L. Norby, S. Bieligk, D. Mallonee, T. Law- less, P. Harrism and D. Greene. THIRD ROW: J. Powers, J. King, H. 0'Brian, M. Kmor, T. Mohler, G. Stevens, R. Allen, D. Greene, I. Hardison and M. Moore. FOURTH ROW: J. Davidson, F. Preston, P. Lake, J. Ratclilh and L. Wosley. HOMEROOM ll- Mrs. McGibbon FIRST ROW ll. to r.l: J. Hon, D. Bosley, L. Florimbio, E. Shoemaker, M. Miller, Mrs. McGibl1on, B. Gordon, E. Ruehn, D. Boyd, J. Fowler and E. Bennett. SECOND ROW: E. Fox, R. Blick, B. Hil- mer, A. Trott, J. Laws, A. Ryan, E. Geiman, D. Archibald, M. Rueth, P. Hall and R. Mason, THIRD ROW: J. O'Rourke, S. Richardson, A. Kagey, W. Bugg, K. Miller, R. Darnall. NOT PIC- TURED: B. Smith, P. Morgan, D. Taylor and J. Giddens. OMEROOM I9-Mrs. Spencer RST ROW ll. to r.l: B. Parker, R. La stes, N. Peterson, M. Owen, P. Piper, rs. Spencer, S. Williams, E, Larwood, Pearrell, M. Williford and J. Thomp- n. SECOND ROW: J. Mosseller, B. urrell, A. Pincus, B. Watkins, C. Salter, Pitts, M. Hoar, B. Owens, J. Scott d C. Raedy. THIRD ROW: W. Stumpf, Jenning, A. Turnbull, B. Walker, R. ntchinson, J. Novotny and S. Allison. Freshman Class HOMEROOM 24- Mrs. Deidrich IST ROW ll. to r.l: N. Salveron, E. uaget, A. Burch, W. lusing, B. Marion, 1. Deidrich, J. Willet, S. Weaver, E. nhfahl, B. Spealses and B. Pruitt. COND ROW: D. Wilson, I. Gessner, Wells, M. Waddell, J. Ryan, P. Miller, Shaw, I. Yost, F. Wilcoxen, J. Marv all and J. Powell, THIRD ROW: R. Isley, K. Fletcher, R. Britt, R. Knight, Shirley, B. Holfman, W. limerick, .l. areloclr, G. Steutenlaurgh and J. underhoof. FOURTH ROW: D. Ball, Rogers, L. Dearstine, M. Powell, H. :ple and S. Ennis. HOMEROOM 21 - Mr. Freyeisen IST ROW ll. to r.l: J. Jarrels, F. lrnes, M. Hutchinson, V. Galladay, J. nneri, Mr. Freyeisen, B. Lambert, S. llxins, E. Janas, N. Scruggs and M. xwell. SECOND ROW: F. McGinnis, Hines, L. Lalonde, C. Holliday, M. rlsin, C. Johnson, G. Hartman, P. nnen, D. Griggs and B. Lawrence. IRD ROW: D. Thomas, B. Watltins, R. very, J. Marr, A. King, M. Patchan, McKenney, W. Kreamer, F. Jenkins 1 J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: D. nlfer, D. Payne, F. Hinshaw, D. Ruslr, Conlan, J. Hanson, J. Galway, H. ler, P. Weaver and J. Venente. W if X... 'ill T5 -Q il Qu ...J- iLNi K 0 .Sf iw . -sswws 1? I E. . , N. m ,L . - Y? I. f:z'5i?!'f 7 1 3 . .-saw. N. 4e+LQe-I wi as ...W W-- HOMEROOM 26- Miss Housman FIRST ROW ll. to r.l: N. May, J. Piatt, G. Lyden, J. Riflle, R. Link, Miss Hous- man, L. Walsh, D. Smith, G. Ray, N. Lovell and C. Thomas. SECOND ROW: B. Loor, P. Dempsey, R. Eckloy, C. Kennel, B. Rupp, W. Alder, E. Simms, K. Thompson, A. Truax, R. Cerezo and G. Payne. THIRD ROW: M. Myers, R. Kramer, J. Alex, D. Vaughn, W. Har- mon, P. Moreland, W. Jones, V. Schley and C. Davis. FOURTH ROW: R. Greg- ory, B. Van Horn, S. Richmond, D. Ramsbottom, H. Stout and R. Stanley. NOT PICTURED: R. Hill, J. Wilson, D. Lee, S. Miller, D. Mitchell and M. Kolbinskie. Homsnoom I5-Mr. Leedy FIRST ROW QI. to r.l:J. Ayres, C. Dill- min, F. Kreamer, B. Carr, T. Leedy, Mr. Leedy, B. Tayman, D. Mealey, I.. Jewell, P. Nelson and B. Phillips. SECOND ROW: B. Brooke, W. Pfoender, R. Finney, R. Robertson, J. Rose, N, Gilbert, R. Tayman, A. Dustin, M, Jar. hoe, R. Dismuke, J. Bassett and T. Chroniger. THIRD ROW: R. Darmohray, B. Creelman, E, Kuengell T, owe,-,sl M. Baker, J. Curran, F. Haut, J. Osterman, N. Terry, J. Bailey, D. Hurley and P. Schaut. NOT PICTURED: D, Bgwgn B. Elliott, R. Gonzales, J, Hahn, E r Ragan, J. Seabolt, G. Seaton and D, Skeel. HOMEROOM 25-Mr. Leonard FIRST ROW ll. to r.l: W. Longsworth, L. Larkin, R. Brown, R. Anderson, T. Les- lie, Mr. Leonard, J. Jobes, P. Holcer, S. McDaniel, E. Hershberger and D. Donovan. SECOND ROW: P. Jones, E. Piestor, J. Horan, F. Reidy, M. Lowe, N. 0'Dwyer, V. Pickett, P. Jameson, A. Irwin, D. Franke, V. McDaniel and J. Humphries. THIRD ROW: N. Doering, S. Magee, J. Meushaw, M. Forester, J. Geist, J. McGuire, D. Lois, L. Mink and R. Knowles. FOURTH ROW: S. Ken- nard, D. Johnson, M. Browdy, B. Jack- son, K. Davidson, R, Brinson and B. Kappes. A ,E 1 i .1 :Q N. ,.,..,, ,MM , ,,. T' 11,3 , :.,,N...l'6S'f ' Af JW.. I JN. r, f? T5 C 'E if ,X 5.-.gr A, , z my 'Agp 5 'Q 4 1 -.4 i :Q vw, V . 'A is an YF- '5 xv'.5 as . 'rx ' , v 1 ,..-,,f ,. Sk- Y r 'gtg li new y -lun A 3 S Sf s h- Q fc' 1 .L x ,- 1 if Q g . 1 fi W' IN.. .Wiki J if QF' 4 -R. Willoner, H. Helpenstell, B. Elliotf, .l. Peake, C. Cuppeil, M. o d We owe a vote of thanks and appreciation to our editor, Jeanne Peake, assistant editor, Carroll Cup- pett, and the makeup editors, Bar- bara Elliott and Helen Helpenstell for having made everything run smoothly. Sports editor, Buddy Crawford, the business staff, the Writers, and the typists did a fine job in making this yearbook a suc- cess. Never to be overlooked is the fine guidance We have received from the sponsors, Mr. Leedy and Mr. Hall. The YEARBOOK STAFF It has been the desire of the Peacecrosser staff to give the stu- dent body a yearbook that will serve in recalling and reviewing the events and memories of the past year. We believe that we have ac- complished our task. You can see the proof by looking carefully and noticing the improvements. From row ll. to r.J-A. Newman, R. Mink, S. Newman, A. Klawans, M. Dia S. Humphries. Second row: B. Kramer, B. Nicholas, R. Welker, X. Haywo Whitmill, B. Fellows, L. Shoemaker. LA 'fr X ' Z.- Q Qi an ,.. U Egg .ant It Ii --4 1 F3 '4 LX er , , r reef' 4 QQQ GLU: ' M .i,.ou Gilbert, l. Ford. Second row: J. Lang, R. . Barry, H. Lloyd. From row ll. Io r.l-J. Williams, G. Love, JHllMSdeECIkBS nJ r,. ar, . uese, . n od STUDENT COURT 'or the second year at B. H. S., the facility student representatives organized the lent court. Here, students who receive ctor summons, are heard and tried by r fellow classmates. After the defendant been heard and the jury reaches its ver- , the judge pronounces a penalty. By this 'hod of lair trial, the court contributes to elimination of many offenses. PROC TORS 'X group of boys from the senior class was :sen to serve as proctors by a vote of their ssmates. The duties of these students, under s supervision of Mrs. Barkley, were to keep - halls in order and to keep trallie moving with- t confusion. The proctors led by Captain illis l.nther were supplied with snmmonses rich they gave to students disobeying the rules. e ollenders appeared before the student court l received sentences. l'his system, carried over from last year, proved ine addition to the school's program. While the student proctors listen intently, Richard Felix, plaintiff, ex- plains a summons to the Student Court Judge, Paul Megtutu. NATIONAL T HONOR rural row tl. to rJ-G. Sinyard, treaaurorp C. Taylor, secretary, C. Cuppett, preiidlllfi J- Pillll. vice-president. Second row: A. Newman, B. Brumbaugh, S. Whitmill, B. Elliott, B. Suesen, K. S O C , Koenig, .l. Kerr, H. Helpenstell, A. Heckrotte. Third row: l. Shoemaker, E. Morrison, A. Klawans, l. Walker, B. Urich, R. Foreman, P. Magtutu, M. Crawford, C. Koch, F. Fowler, A. Bennett. The Bladensburg Chapter of the National Honor Society, a nation-Wide organization, again this year functioned as a fine group under the inspiring spon- sorship of Miss Nancy O,Neill. The high standards of Character,'Leadership, Service and Scholarship, plus grade averages of 2.75 made each of the So- ciety's members conscious of the honor that he had received. The formal inductions were held in the auditor- ium, each member dressed in a robe and carrying a candle. As the strains of the processional were heard, the audience seemed to hold its breath, await- ing the moment when each new inductee would be tapped on his shoulder-and would become a mem- ber of the Honor Society. The oilicers chosen Were: Carroll Cuppett, Presi- dent, Jeanne Peake, Vice-President, Charlotte Tay- lor, Secretary, and Gloria Sinyard, Treasurer. Again this year, the group sponsored the Honor Roll, on which all students having on their report cards at least four A's and the remainder Bas, were listed each semester. President Cup presides at an informal gathering of N.H.S. Floretta, Joyce, Betty, Sponsor Nancy 0'Neill and Sara discuss plans for Career Night. U.,-1ff? ' rnuat go onl Checking up on newspaper data are Jeanne and Gloria, while Editor Anne Newman gives the Scroll its final check. Carroll and Bala: appear in- terested, and Lois and Sara ponder this month's bills. The SCROLL STAFF First row QI. to r.J-l. Ford, A. Newman Editor G lov 1 : . e. Sa:- ond row: Mr. Dennis Blizzard, S. H'-W'Pl 'l0!, l. Shoemaker, J, PGIIKG. F. Downes, J. Gloyd. Third row: J. Ayres, M. Souder, N- C0'Wi'l, C. Fletcher, R, Klawans, B. Fellows, A. Craig, B. Souder, W. McKenzie, D, Mudd. Fourth row: S. Newman, C- Koch. R. charm, A. Klawm, C. Cuppeft, C. Taliaferro. Fifth row: B. Uriah, T. Thoman, J. Shearer, Ken O'Dwyer, D. la- Marr. ls X Who has the feature story? . . . Have you typed the Boy of The Month article? . . . Hurry! Hurry! We have to be at the printer's in a half hour .... Get the ads! . . . Sombody write an article on something-thereis still more space to fill! . . . Don't the pictures look wonderful this month? Such a conversation could be heard in the Scroll office from people dashing madly around with paste, scissors and typed articles just before the paper went to press. The staff worked very hard to pre- sent an interesting and informative paper every month, and was truly rewarded to see the approving glances of the students as they read the news, fea- turc and sport pages of the Scroll. With the effort and ability which were shown this year by the staff and its Editor, Anne Newman, the Scroll im- proved with each issue and was made the finest pro- duction possible. The paper was under the direction of Mr. Dennis Blizzard. lt row ll. to r.i-Miss Travers, Sponsor, J. Peake, G. Sinyard. Second row: S. Humphries, L. Shoemaker, Suesen, N. Williams. Third row: S. McGrann, J. Davis, A. Heckrotte, X. Haywood, B. Shehade, l. Ford Helpenstell, A. Newman. Fourth row: B. Wood, G. Kreamer, M. Klein, M. Diana, G. Love, A. Smith, Peterson, M. Bell, C. Taylor. Fifth row: J. Gilbert, W. McKensie, A. Craig, S. Whitmill, B. Cissel, J. ehan, B. Kramer, S. Humphries, B. Elliott, E. Blount, B. Fellows, B. Bell. R. Groves, l. Ricker. The Hi-Y is a branch of the YMCA. Through the guidance of a new sponsor, Mr. Robert King, they enjoyed such activ- ities as the Hi-Y Conference in Wilmington, Delaware, and joint meetings with the other groups. Business meetings have been held on Wednesday evenings followed by recreational periods. The officers are: President, Bob Sharon, Vice President, Buddy Crawford, Secretary, Bob Fore- man, Treasurer, Bobby Ander- son, Chaplain, jimmy Lang, and Historian, Carl Koch. Senior Class Tri- Hi -Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. During the year, the club ful- filled its purpose eachjWednes- day, very ably led by Miss Louise Travers. Members participated in many activities, some of which were joint meetings, the Holiday Harvest Dance, games with other clubs and recreational meetings. The club was first opened in january for all girls interested in joining. The oflicers are: Presi- dent, Jeanne Peake, Vice-Presi- dent, Gloria Sinyard, Secretary, Sara Humphries, Treasurer, Betty Suesan, Chaplain, Nancy Williams, and Historian, Lois Shoemaker. First row tl. to r.J-C. Cuppett, M. Crawford, R. Foreman, J. Lang. Second row: Mr. King, Sponsor, D Flefifelnf F- Fdwler, l.. McDaniels, A. Miller. Third row: B. Browning, R. Hansen, J. Shearer, T. Thomon U, I wr ff U Yi l First row ll. to r,l-N. Coen, N. Crawford, H. Walker, C. Peterson, B. Morgan, l. Marsico, P. Knapp. Second row: B. Greene, S. Bell, D. Mudd, M. Gingel, K. Gilstrap, B. Kleindienst, N. Corwin. Third row: M. Canino, B. Stearns, B. Parkinson, P. Mickey, M. Sbarbaro, M. Messina, M. Hicks, C. Smith. Fourth row: B. Dyer, J. Wiser, C. Taliferro, N. Klaes, J. McNay, N. Schnopp, G. Walsh. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 'l'he .Iunior 'l'ri-lli-Y is an - ganization ol' the YMCA, as are the other Y groups. lt was newly organim-cl this year, hut soon was progressing hill-speecl . Tlit- eluli was open to fresh- men antl sophomore girls. With an alumna sponsor, Suzanne Moore, the girls spent a husy year learning about the YMCA ancl participating in many activ- ities, some with tht- other groups. The ollic-ers are: Presiclent, Selina llluing Vice-Presirlent, llelene Smith, Secretary, jay Knapp, Treasurer, l.ouella l'etrone, anal Chaplain, Louise Catts. Junior Class Tri-Hi-Y The junior Class Tri-Hi-Y was organized for the first time this year for the junior girls. Mrs. George Fletcher, mother of one of the members, became the adult sponsor. Under her fine guidance, the members col- lected toys for orphans, went to St. Vineent's Orphanage. held special programs with the other groups, and spent an enjoyable year. The ofiieers are: President, Dorothy Mutltlg VlCtF-Pl'CSlllGlll, Carol Peterson, Secretary, Hazel Walker, Treasurer, Norma Schnopp, Chaplain, Cynthia Fletcher, and Historian, joan Wiser. First row ll. to r.l-A. Weaver, L. Gatts, J. Knapp, S. Blum, H. Smith, L. Petrone, N. Davis. Second row J Clssel, B. Thornburg, C. Allen, E. Pearel, J. laws, B. Knapp, E. Shoemaker. . YQ fl' K, BOWLING CLUB What,s your score? . . . How's the team loing? . . . That alley must be warped-the vay that ball curves! This is the way many of the discussions ounded in the halls of B.H.S. Of course, he excitement was over the new bowling lley located in the Bladensburg Shopping Ienter. Each homeroom had a team named after college. On Thursdays from 3:45 to 5:00 hese teams rolled the balls, perhaps a. few gutter ones, hoping to become the winners. Everyone of these teams enjoyed the port immensely, even to being his own pin voyl is d Q SKATING CLUB The new Bladensburg Skating Rink has provided many hours of relaxation and en- joyment for Bladensburg students. On Thursday evenings from 3:45 to 5:00, the rink has been available to the pupils, and tickets were fifteen cents. Ushers were on hand to teach and direct various skating techniques. All who took advantage of the oppor- tunity agreed that the rink was a worth- while addition to our community. Ci 5 Ee ,, . ali N K' j' 51952: 1 N DRAMATIC CLUB The dramatic club was under the spon- sorship of Mr. Leonard. Although this was the initial year for the organization, under his guidance it func- tioned very successfuly. The members prac- ticed the fundamentals of voice, timing, and pantomine during their meetings. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB he Photography Club operated success- 1 this year under the direction of Mr. ster. During the Wednesday night tings the members learned the funda- itals of enlarging and developing. The b has also taken pictures for the Scroll Yearbook. ill Courtney and Ioan Walton were ted president and vice-president, re- :tively. 'aul Magtutu was elected president of Student Councilg Calvin Green, vice- sidentg Betty Carter, secretaryg and Doris oper, treasurer. 243' 9 l fi, Jil - . - STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was an outstanding group, providing a fine government for Bladensburg High School. The group estab- lished and put into practice the Student Court to try offenders of the new school rules. Under the council's sponsorship, the Proctor system was again a success in keep- ing order in the halls. J The Glee Club under the direction of Miss Margaret Whittington had a successful year with the produc tion of an operetta, Trial by Iuryf' the annual minstrel, and several participations in assemblies. The group 5 2.55195 CAFETERIA Yes, these are your fellow students who help to run the cafeteria. You can see them during lunch periods working at the counters, the steam table, as cashiers, and behind the scenes. Without their willing services it would be impossible to have a well- organized cafeteria in our school. Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Shegogue have led and worked with these people to make the lunch room the eiiicient and well planned unit that it is. Ul: ?'gE1Zw-fag H-Q W Q M.. I 'iff K, - M 'uzfgggyggi T A 1 also sang on the radio over station WGAY. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, a national organization, for the past four years has been an active club in our school. The members, girls who have taken home economics in senior high school, have proved that this sort of club needs a place in our extra- curricular activities. During the year they have done world, community, and school service, always striving Toward New Hori- zonsf' as their motto states. lt,- On November ll thc Bladensburg Glce Club presented the operetta, Trial by jury. Under the direction ot Miss Margaret Whittington the operet-ta was truly one of the best ever pre- sented at Bladensburg. The lead parts were taken as follows: Angelina, Marjorie Caninog Edwin, Bruce Urichg Counsel for the plaintiff, Ray Brummettg Foreman for thc jury, jim Curneyg a friend of the bride, Eileen Blountg Usher, Smith llumphriesg and the judge, Herb Brubaker. Accompaniment was ably given by Barbara Stearns and Tommy Walters. Through the co- operation of everyone concerned the operetta was a huge success. Wfvfw Don? Upen 766 231:44 This year the one-act comedy, Don't Open Til Christ- mas, was given at the annual Christmas Program. The cast included Jeanne Peake as janet, a high school girl who wanted ice skatesg and Clark Fit-zhugh as Ramsey, anet's brother, who wanted a razor. They were ably bat-'ed by lleleu llelpenstcll, the little sister, also Marilyn Diana and NVillis Luther as the mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Bell. Lois Shoemaker as Lorraine, and Frank Fowler as Brian, completed the cast. Mr. Blizzard directed the roduction, Miss NVhitt'ing- tzlm directed the singing, andpMr. Hoffman led the or- c iestra. i X ,J--f , iiyiigflf if Lita' Sf? Q wtf 'ff' if 70661102 2046 pecan On February 25, 1950, the traditional Senior Prom was hcld. As the couples entered the auditorium, they saw the beautiful Winter Rosen decorative theme and soon were dancing to the music of Pat Everett and her Serenaders. Blue and white streamers gave the effect of a heavy winter sky and large snow balls hung leisurely from the ceiling. On the stage, as a background for the orchestra, was a large lattice- work screen covered with huge, red roses. The evening was elimaxed by the Grand March. The ro- cession passed through the snowy, rose covered trellis, lcdphy the class oflieers-Harold Lloyd, Matthew Heard, Margaret Souder, and Gloria Sinyard. The social hi hspot in the senior term, the Prom was well planned, the deicious refreshments and lovely programs were proof of this. This wonderful evening shall never be forgotten by the class, or by anyone who attended the Winter Rose Prom. .0 '.wc:r 'V' ' 1 0 2' yas 5. .2..-...JSJ f 66 fs' ' lll lllaclenshurg Night was held on January 27, 1950, at liie Coliseum. The evening hegan as the girls, basketball ii showecl the spectators a very exciting garlic with Green- E. The contest was elose throughout, but Bladenslmurg jumped sul at the lust minute to win 20-18. Followin' the game ie the variety show presented lay the student hcxllly. 'hen eaune the hig moment: the King and Queen were wnecl. 'l'liere were seventeen attcndants who lead the royal eession. The eonrt followed consisting of thc following iors: Betty Lee Cissel, jolly Davis, Betty Fellows, osic Gil- l, jeaiiiie l'ealu-, Margaret Soucler, Aim Merrell Smit 1, George yton, liuclcly Crawforcl, jack Davis, Robert Foreman, Clinton as, Dinks Lloycl, and Paul Nlagtutn. llohert Sharon was avnecl King IX and Gloria Love Queen XII. titer this beautiful eeremony, the luoys' varsity played Green- . The elinmx to the evening proved very exciting although lioys lost hy only one point, 536-35. lx. if S X lx Ag. 4 Axiig. f... 1 NSW T to S fl . V, 'w ... ft fs NS X ' 2' I X Q ,N 'X in . X. fi' XXX Q A , X X X v Y, x 'Y ft! sf xi' if-1 The members of the east Were: Betty Lee Cissel, Helen llelpenstell, Frank Fowler, Clark Fitz- hugh, Ieanne Peake, Carl Koch, Nancy VVilliams, Kay Peterson, Ann Mer- rell Smith, Willis Luther, Marilyn Diana, Ronnie VVilloner, Regina Easton, Hugh Courtney, Bruce Urich, and Lois Shoe- maker. by s... Senior Play The Senior Class presented the hilarious comedy, Our Hearts Were Young and Cayf' on March 31. The three-act play was under the direction of Miss Nancy O,Neill. lt por- trayed the adventures of two American society girls on a summer cruise to Paris. 1 EQWWWQ SOCCER The soccer team, under the outstanding leadership of the new coach, Mr. Harry Hughes, again played their usual lighting, heads-up ball games. The turnout of seventy-live enthusiastic boys, later narrowed down to twenty-six, was a direct indication that soccer is here to stay, despite the fact that football, in its iirst year, took over as the top autumn sport. The students of Bladensburg are proud to have been represented by such a fine group of boys. Schedule and Scores B.H.s. opp. B.H.s. opp. BladCIlSblll'g VS. OXCH Hill ,,,....... .. 3 4 Bladensburg vs. Maryland Park ,,,,..,, . 3 1 Blad6rlSl7l11'g Laurel ,,........, . 4 0 Bladensburg . Surrattsville ,..... Bladensburg vs. Hyattsville ..,.,,.,..,. . 2 2 Bladensburg . Marlboro ,,,,,,,,,. Bladensburg Gwynn Park .,.,,... .. 3 3 Bladensburg Priory .,,r,.,,. . Fifi' NW ll- 90 f-l-l WOOHYI W- DOWIIOSI J- Gibfrt, M. Millar, l. Mclllnicls, F. Fowler. Second row: S. Newman Mgr D Mallonn C Cuppon, J. hlclifo, J. Jclrin, E. Tomo, I. Forcmcn, R. Dain, H. Ofhnon, G. Piles, Mr. Hughes, Coach. ia. Z g Football Champions 2 ' 1 .K Our football season, glamorous in itself, was brought to a grand conclusion on the 31st of Ianuary. y F With the complete student body present, the team was i awarded the Kiwanis Football Trophy by Mr. Zalesak, ,fi ,- 4 Kiwanis Club President. h The boys were honored again by Mr. G. Gardener Shugart, Superintendent of Prince Georges County Schools, .V when he awarded the football letters and certificates. , This assembly was concluded with musical numbers and hosts of praise directed to our football team, the 1950 victors and first champions of Prince Georges County. - ' ' ' llter . ' . -P k , D. G I C, G , H , Heard, Anderson, Thnfi, Muller and Walker. Second rowzlong, B. Medina, B..We , lfulhhhgtufr groves, rgzllwfovd Mzhzsllmery. Third row: Rieker, Luther, Redux, Martineeu, J. Medina, Thomen end Klenlndnenet. Fourth row: Shearer Felix, P. Megtuiu, Lyons and Hess. Beck row: C. P. Bernherl, principal, J. Devine, usislln! coach, A. Bluonhnl, lselet- en! coach: C. Koch, Imenegerp J. lucce, manegerg R. Chinn, manager, A. Finney, manager: A- Millvr. lllliflllf Wlflli M- 1 hild CNC DuVeII h. 2 5-r-15 3A .2 To 'Es -1 3r-ff-1959 Bef-Z7fft 265-6331. 2 K' ' ' ' - x kd 7 17955310 Q12-'l1'f.-.71-:ff 5 95-if-13-Q-JB at ..' 4 O . Dreams Do Come True! Dreams do come true! When Mr. Barnhart said we had to attend a special meeting in Upper Marlboro with Mr. Schugart, little did I realize that Bladensburg would field a championship football team in-1949. With the innovation of the gridiron game and the formation of a six-team.conference, consisting of Greenbelt, Maryland Park, Hyattsville, Laurel, Mt. Rainier, and Bladensburg, plans for spring football were made. With the aid of Armand Biscontini, biology teacher, and Elton Miller, a stu- dent with a keen eye for football coaching but too old to play, we called for volunteers to start spring football practice in March, 1949. Approximately 150 boys answered the challenge. Big, small, stout, skinny, short, and tall they fit every descrip- tion, but all showed the true Bladensburg spirit by their coopera- tion and determination to make our first season a successful one. After ten days of good hard work consisting of football theory, fundamentals of line and backfield play, and, of course, the in- troduction of our system, the T formation, the squad was re- duced to 56 boys. These 56 boys were invited back on August 27 to start the hard grind so essential to making a season a successful one. Little did we coaches dream that, our football equipment would be so complete. Complete practice equipment and game equip- ment to suit 30 boys were supplied us by the county. No ex- pense was spared to give each and every boy the Hncst equip- ment to assure his safety. The county also made its finest! con- tribution when we were notified that each boy would be insured in case of injury. It seemed that no one in the county and the local townships could do enough to help this new program get off on the right foot. The Park and Planning Commission did its share by helping put our practice field in shape, and Mr. Robin- son, Superintendent of Maintenance, helped fix a room in which the boys could dress and the newly purchased equipment be stored safely. Bladensburg was also very fortunate in hiring Mr. john Devine to teach in the commercial department and later in dis- covering that he also was an outstanding lineman at Susque- hanna Univcrsity and an ardent football pupil under Alonzo Stagg, the Grand Old Man of Footballf, This increased the coaching staff to four members-two line coaches and two back- field coaches. The material at Bladensburg was very good for a team start- ing its first season of football. After cutting the squad down to 30 boys, several scrimmages were arranged to give the boys the experience they so needed before playing their first game against Greenbelt. On successive Saturdays the team scrimmaged against Rockville and Charlotte Hall Military Academy with fairly decent results. VVhen school finally settled down to its normal routine, we all felt that our first effort toward gridiron fame would be a .-,, . 'I ilk 'lf ik - -,yn 1 'ff I l'.'. l . .sag E nu.,- WA, M. . rw' Q 1 sslnl 1 lh1 Slllilt nt lmo1ly was W0llCll'l'fIIl, zinrl I Want o til11 this tll1OI'lllllllW to tallu' iny h.it oll' puhlicly, to thc' l l st in st p itsin llllllxt spirit1-1l group ol youngstvrs in Princi- 1org1s I ounty th1 Sllltlt nt ho1ly of Blziclvnslmurg lligh School. Io ini ntion th1 1X mloits ul' 1'2lK'll illlil 1-v1'ry lmoy on iny squucl i1l 111 th in this airti1'l1- iillows, lxut I want to hinli 1 uh llltl tklfy rnrm for th1- fini' 1-oop1'rntion and vflort x1 3, ary s r1'iiliA1'1l from tihis griinrl gznnv of mill lrul IN rson ll sitisl li'lltDll ol' ai goo1l jolw VVK'll clom' will f1r in ll 1 lll1'llllN'I' of this loothiill organizat- oi1 1 s usuillx lrown on singling out on1- pill'llL'lllklI' plnycr nn going to hr1-nl: this traiclition hy g nn Klltlltl llus hoy 1li1ln't s1-or1- Ollt' lUll1'llCl0VVIlQ hi- snt th1 h1 st llltltlxll' th1 ll1-1't1'st lm-li, th1- h1'st pass 1'tit1'li1'r nr our lust 1l1llllNlXl lmi1lx hut just goocl, plnin Stuart Lock- i r ping los ol llltllll'IlSlNlfj..f lligh S1,-hool. This s 1 nn play, pun1'tu4ility on th1' prairtivc' i1 l1l goocl ttillilllll ull incl on th1- li1'l1l, :incl his johnny on th1' : 1 1 81115011 l1':i1l llll' to lm11li1-vc that mich roy on our squ 11l p1l'HOlllllX ow1's ai litll1' clvlxt of Lffllfltllflt' for g w11 prni 1g of playing with this typical Aincri- W1llllK 1 1xpr ss niy Slll1'l'l't' thanks to thc faculty il Hll1ltllNlllIl'l.f th1 pirints ol' thi- pliiycrs, th1' Arhninistraition, i Ing gunfaition for th1'ir linc' 1'oop1'rntion in g 1 llll lirst County l ootlxill Cluunpionsliip. Dll'1ltl.lC D. DuV,'u.i., Coarh. COUNTY ALL HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM End End Tackle Tackle Guard Guard Center Back Back Back Back FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SECOND TEAM Craig, Greenbelt Wilcox, Mt. Rainier Flick, Mt. Rainier Morrow, Md. Park Eanes, Greenbelt Lewis, Hyattsville Medina, Bladensburg Suit, Md. Park Ferchak, Mt. Rainier Quigley, Greenbelt D. Green, Bladenslwrg ans. OPP. 25 6 o 13' I2 6 ig-27 o o o .W- 0 . 7 9 'A I .4 1 NNNQT- I A,. Y' Q 1 wr w-.f- an ,T 1 Nh f ', ix! -1 - .. H. Lloyd, best defensive, R. Foreman, high scorer. Buddy, Tinnie, Cup, Dinks, George, Hawk. vs.. Vorsily 5 ...yr .44 .E -K Q 3 .. is 1' X Boys' Varsity This Yearbook has something of which it ll to rl-R. loor, Mgr.p R. Chinn, Mgr., C. Green, J. Cannon, J. Shearer, B. Gordon, D. Green. Second row: H. Lloyd, G. Clayton, R. Foreman, M. Crawford, C. Cuppetf, C. Hess, Coach Merle DuVall. may be proud, something that none before it has had. Pictured on this page is the finest basketball team ever put on the court thus far in the history of Bladensburg. A high scoring, fast breaking, well-balanced team compiled an excellent 13-5 record to end the 1949-50 season. A lot of credit is due Mr. DuVall for all the time and hard work he put into developing a winning ball club. SCORES B.H.s. opp. Mount Saint Joseph vs. Bladensburg 43 46 Mount Rainier vs. Bladensburg ,..,.,,,,,,..,,, . 48 31 Hyattsville vs. Bladensburg ,..,...... ..... 4 0 49 Hagerstown vs. Bladensburg, ,,.. 40 39 Maryland Park vs. Bladensburg ..,...,. ..... 4 8 37 Georgetown Prep vs. Bladensburg .,.,,. 56 35 Mount Rainier vs. Bladensburg .... ..... 48 37 Coolidge vs. Bladensburg ,.,,,. 55 64 Greenbelt vs. Bladensburg.. ......., ..... 3 5 36 Maryland Park vs. Bladensburg ,,..,,, ,.,, 3 8 31 Bethesda vs. Bladensburgw, ,..,., .,.,. 1 9 35 Hyattsville vs. Bladensburgn, , , , , 48 41 Rockville vs. Bladensburg ,.,.,, , ,. 81 21 Eastern vs. Bladensburg ,.., ...., , . 45 34 Charlotte Hall vs. Bladensburg 48 41 Greenbelt vs. Bladensburg ,,,,,,,., ,..,. 5 1 31 Frederick vs. Bladensburg ,,.,,, . ...,. 50 31 oslcefball Girls Varsity 'ik sax, -2 .f Swish' . . . :incl zumtlu-r lmskvtlmll victory is mrs-cl lor our vairsit . This yc-nr, uiiclvr the J. Davis, but guard, A. Smith, high scorer. Stans, Josie, Betty, Suzanne. mu-Iiing ul Mrs, NViaixrcl, ilu- girls haul il lim- :-zismi, iiml lost ilu- county clllillI1pl0l1Sl1lI1 hy iily um- gium-. Alllltillgll l'1-lailivvly short in hvighl, lhi' funn ms ol' vlmiiipiuiisliip Illlilllly zuicl vvvry grum- fis um ul whirl' lllulciislmig muy ill lu 1 . ' A . roucl. .vW. . N1-xt yi-nfs tn-.nn will lmvc' an grunt goal toward fliir-li in aiimg lu sv! as lim- in rvcorcl as clicl thi- irls nl' thi- H150 varsity. SCORES lumni vs. Bladcnsburg 'ashington 81 Lee vs. Bladensburg ount Rainier vs. Bladcnsburg aryland Park vs, Bladensburg yattsville vs. Bladcnsburg nnapolis vs. Bladensburg ontgomery Blair vs. Blade-nsburg reenbclt vs. Bladensburg ouni Rainier vs. Bladensburg aryland Park vs. Bladensburg yatlsvillc vs. Bladensburg ashington 8. Lee vs. Blaclensburg edcriclr vs. Bladensburg 'eenbelt vs. Bladensburg B.H.S. Opp. 34 18 25 23 20 24 22 20 28 21 21 28 33 13 20 18 36 24 22 33 29 36 27 24 21 32 26 16 vis! First row ll. to r.l-J. Gilbert, E. Clark, A. Smith, X. Haywood, J. Davis, G. love, Cpt.g J. Hill Second row: S. Humphries, Mgr., A. Heckrotte, Mgr., J. Stockton, E. Stansbury, S. Gordon, P Ripple, B. Fellows, M. Klein, M. Souder, Coach Mrs. Willard. we First row QI. to r.l-N. Magtutu, T. Chroniger, A. Pincus, R. Robinson, B. Gonzales, P. Moreland. Second row: N. Terry, W. Bugg, N. White, B. Walker, W. Stumpf, Mr. Hughes, Coach. This yearis junior varsity con- sisted of girls from the junior and sophomore classes. Next season, many of these girls will be play- ing on the varsity squad. The group showed fine spirit, and re- ceived practice for coming years. The girlis j.V. team was under the direction of Mrs. Willard. 43 l f Q Boys' Junior Varsity Girls' Junior Varsity This yearis junior Varsity team played with true enthusiasm and pep. Many of the long shots made, produced beautiful bas- kets to bring those two points when they were most needed! The team had quite a success- ful year in training for positions on the future squad. They were C 5 C- G v-1 Ft' Fld .f C O C 9 O IT' UQ C 'PX -1 VX X x x xxxxxkw Hughes. Z First row ll. to r.l-R. libernini, H. Magtutu, K. Compton, H. Donelan, B. Klotz, K. Gilstrap. Seco row: L. Gatts, Mgr., P. Hayes, J. Knapp, H. Miller, J. Davidson, G. Pitts, C. Steep, N. Corw P. Harrison. .is Although the hockey team was not always victorious this year, Bladcnshurg is more than proud of tho squad. The sportsman- ship and cooperation shown by thcsc girls has never hccn sur- passed in the varsity sports of B.II.S. Tho new coach, Miss Forrester, can proudly say she coached a fine group of girls. As loug as a team plays as well as thesc girls did, win or lose, Bladensburg will always feel that shc has comc out on top. 4 -o 4 cgi. Casey Llc. 'cl and Slugger Heard representing Mr. Hughes' 1950 baseball tenm. gg... o '- Gi if W? First row lI.to r.l-Miss Forrester, Coach, M. Merchant, Mgr., 8. Fellows, Cpt M Klem P Harrison, B. Klotz, X. Haywood. Second row: C. Peterson, J. Wiser, L. Gatts, H Schmidt A Heckrotte, B. Brumlsaugh. Third row: J. Stockton, G. Kreamer, B. Harlow, P. Ripple B Dyer J. Knapp, M. Diana. ' GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM Rip batting, Pansy catching, and Fates watching during a softball practice. f,. o E rst row ll. to r.l-S. Greaser, T. Brannon, A. Ryan, G. Kent, J. Venner, Mr. otfman. Second row: G. Robinson, P. Hutchinson, B. Urich, L. McNeil, D. rowning, J. Creegan. Third row: K. Frye, R. Magee, P. Piper, H., Shoener, J. ovotny. Fourth row: W. Courtney, W. Franklin, H. Brubaker, C. Spencer, R. ugh. Fifth row: D. Gurney. FLAG TWIRLERS AND MAJORETTES This year, Bladensburg welcomed its first Hag twirlers. These senior lassies in maroon and white were under the able direction of California's Helen Helpenstell. Performing with these girls were two majorettes, Carolyn Taliaferro and Nancy Coon. The majorettes and flag twirlers were an excellent incentive to the Bladensburg teams, added greatly, to the enthusiasm during games, and opened a grand new field at Bladens- burg High. BAND The band, organized this year as part of Prince Georges Countyis Instrumen- tal Music Programv, has great expecta- tions. Formed by bringing together in- struments from both this school and the junior high, it is growing steadily in both performance and size, and M. D. Hoff- man, its conductor, hopes to have a fifty- piece marching band by next year. ll. to r.l-Josie Gilbert, .loby Davis, Helen Helpenstell, Gloria Love, Jo lee Hill. CHEERLEADERS We salute our girls in the maroon skirts and white sweaters. To them much credit is due for their untiring efforts, their loyalty, and their leadership in de- veloping a fine school spirit. As they ran onto the soccer field, the basketball court, or the gridiron, we were proud to say they represented our school. The ten girls chosen from the sopho- more, junior and senior classes intro- duced many new cheers. The enthu- siasm and vigor they displayed helped to lead our teams on to victory. Ann Merrell Smith and Betty Lee Cissel were elected captain and co-captain, respec- tively. Much credit should also go to Miss Anderson who spent many hours after school directing the girls. Charlie The Goat, Bladensburg's foot- ball maaeot, and his custodians. Edna Shoemaker, Cynthia Fletcher, Betty Watkins, Ann Smith, Betty Lee Cissel, Shirley Bell, Mickey Smith. Not pictured: Edna Brighani, Nancy Craw- ford. gm Hs S 5 ina ew if? EL ahwk Q , . N Z W'-n'ff'?' FW' P f ' mi--Sw? sl' 3 iss? Y WNW? M H si-S 3.3 Anhui ig K 3 fi win A .ES K it uk J' s H Q5 :nz sr fu lill A 1 ,.,,.. . , ff SA Rx Egwnzg 'I ' qw!!! WMM' High school days are over for the seniors of the year 1950. This is the year, the mid-century mark, when we leave our high school life for another, in which we shall find new problems, goals and pleasures. We shall meet these challenges unafraid because we know that our years at Bladensburg have prepared us well. The day in Iune on which We graduate is somehow always sad. Sud- denly, we Grand Old Seniorsv feel a slight twinge, the existence of which we won't admit, as we look upon the freshmen, just beginning something which is complete for us. The memories of games, dances, classes, and deep friend- ships become very valuable ones. But, as a senior class, let us look ahead to the future as a challenge to all. We're hoping that the fine memories of B.H.S., stored deep in our hearts, will give us a goal toward which we must strive, that of a happy, serviceable and Worthwhile life. Young Q A A 'YW W Aim ,,.L mln-g X xxx' ii S...- 'Qi fi Jo lee Hill Marie Craddock Floretta Downs Mary Barringer Gloria Sinyard Helen Helpenstell Sara Humphries Frank Fowler Anne and Stuart Newman Ted lanouette Betty Suesen John Jeffries Nancy Williams Betty Fellows Tommy Kleindienst YOUNG LIFE . . . Gloria Kreamer Ann Merrell Smith Pat Padgett Audrey Craig Betty Nicholas Robert Sharon Eileen Blount Barbara Wood Farr Sally McGrann Barbara Elliott Doris Wilcoxen Lester Humphries Lois Shoemaker Jeanne Peake Alan Klawans Barbara Shehade Shirley Winebrenner Miles Sauder Audrey lee Heckrotte Roberta Mink Betty Hutto lillian Ford Novaline Heath Regina Easton Mary latin Ann McCambell Mary Klein Joyce Flint Gloria love Matthew Heard .loan Allen Joyce Snyder Henry Compton Suzanne Humphries Marilyn Diana Richard Felix Kay Peterson Margaret Merchant Shirley Seaton Ronald Willoner Hugh Otterson Anne Scruggs Margaret Ann Souder 3129 N Liigfgf B M 1. G - ' x 0 og ee 5 ll' guefo Q J and Johnnie Sharon and Dennq Hawk and Loveq TOmml6Z1d Barbara Jbbqlznd Torfq Mickeq and K G11 A002 Gnd f'12m'q June and Jimmie Houdie and Karhq DOM! c1mH,e2. Arm and MQTT Maurice and Larue my U . , K J ,L-wp , M Y Q NL ,An -, . 5, 5 Q jiirwlf Za - I N v EM? .f', V N' , X I Q ,5 0 A dx W . 4 W f wg A1 , K A' . M ' -A-: IEAIZQ, , ' NA ' m ii' A f , ' ' --,X Mal-q and Dinkf Rum' and Jol.ee Helen and Tinnle Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of '50 The Ross Company . . .Jewelers 1331 F Street, N. W. 1243 Good Hope Road, S. E. 702 Seventh Street, N. W. 811 H Street, N. E. ELMER'S DRY CLEANERS Phone UNM 3130 Next to Hyattsville Fire Department BANNING-SHEEHY INC Hyattsville, Md. 5800 Baltimore Avenue I UNlon M24 Vincent A. Sheehy, Jr. Hyattsville, Md DEITZ DEPARTMENT STORE Gallatin Street and Baltimore Avenue Compbmenb of Hyattsville, Md. COMMUNITY DRUG lYattsville 0393 WArf1eld 3993 The Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Bladensburg High School A. and V. TRUCKINC5 Q, F, DICKEYI inc, 6000 Riveidaie Road 4800 Baltimore Avenue Riverdale, Md. Hyattsville, Md. Dump Trucks and Bulldozers Coal 'Z' Fuel Oil Q- Feed Shovel Work a Specialty Building Maieriai Yard: Union l793 Res.: WArfield 8441 Wpirfield 3002 HYa-H-Sville 0170 MARCHE 8 CO- JAcKsoN's Esso sERvucE Florists Accessories Twenty-ninth and Eastern Avenue Flowers for all occasions WArfield 9719 Hyattsville, Md. UNion 9500 C pg fa ! ont 'nen 0 60fnP5nlenf5 of ARTHUR F. GRANHOLM MADAME CELIA 'Fhe Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Bladensburg High School CITIZENS BANK OE RIVERDALE Riverdale, Md. Bladensburg, Md. Avondale, Md. O A Complete Banking Service CHECKING ACCOUNTS PERSONAL LOANS SAVING ACCOUNTS COLLATERAL LOANS CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNTS LIFE INSURANCE LOANS VACATION CLUB ACCOUNTS FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES I Conveniently Located Courteous Service Complete Satisfaction Take the Pace Course in Accountancy and Financial Administration-at a professional school of college grade, olifering distinctive preparation for general business, the Government service and the public practice of accountancy. Beniamin Franklin University is distinctive because of its faculty of practicing accountants and lawyers, its correlated texts, and its reciprocal relation with Pace Schools in other cities. Day and Evening Classes Co-Educational Send for 44th Year Book BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY School of Accountancy and Financial Administration II00 Sixteenth Street, N. W. will show our appreciation by mentioning Bladensburg High when patronizing them Gomlagmenb of SHERMAN-CARTER SERVICE No Job Too Small SERVICE WELDINC-3 CO., Inc. Rear 4812 Rhode Island Avenue Hyaftsville, Md. UNion -4028 LANHAM-SEVERN LAUNDERIES AND DRY CLEANERS Lanham, Maryland APpleTon 3291 EARL'S RADIO SHOP 7400 Annapolis Road Lanham, Md. UNion 2715 Candy Cigars CHEVERLY FASHIONS KOUNTRY KITCHEN Ladies and Kiddies Apparel 7699 Annapolis Road We-sf Lanham Haus, Md. Shoes UNFOH 9872 Open Evenings IAkman's Shopping Centerl Ice Cream Lunches UNion 3123 5393 Annapolis Road The Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Bladensburg High School out TRACK TEAM TYPOGRAPHY of 6017!-PAhl8lltJ of YEAR BOOK SHORTHAND TWO By TYPE INC. CA. WASHINGTON PLANOGRAPH co. .dm 217 H STREET, N. E, 122022 Noam cnrror. s'rnE.r-:'r ,T wAsH1NG'roN, D. c. Llncoln 6-7476 We will show our appreciation by mentioning Bladensburg High when patronizing them Comlagm en fd o Comlagm enfa Io TI-IE BAVIS-CRAWFORD CO. JERRYS rf-vvious Hot Does O Drive-In Restaurant . . C I M , Md. Plumbing 8. Heating Omar amor The Freshest Things in Town OFFice Equipment Office Supplies Printing RAULINS' BAKERY R. A. DONLEY 81 SON 5400 Queens Chapel Road 3816 Bladensburg Road fat Hamiltonl Cottage CITY, Md- WArfieId 3733 Free Fast Delivery on Party Needs WArfieId 4200 Hyattsville, Md. UEVe YII In9 For Your Omceu J. 81 J. SPEED SHOP Professional Building Comphmenla of Rhode Island Avenue and Gallatin Street Hyallsvlllef Md- LOFTON'S DRY CLEANING Jimmy Quisenberry APpIeton 1600 The Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Bladensburg High School BASEBALL TEAM Joanne Davis Anthony Miller Audrey Heckrotte Audrey Craig Jeanne Peake Anne Newman Betty Fellows Betti Brumbaugh Ann Merrell Smith Xenia Haywood Sally McGrann Bruce Urich Bob Walker Bill Dluehosh Ann Bennett Carroll Cuppett omlagmenfzi 0 l-IOMEROOM SIX Seniors Teacher-Mr. Blizzard Bill Browning Wilson Evans Lois Shoemaker Ronnie Willoner Alan Klawans Lavonne McDaniels Suzanne Humphries Shirley Seaton Eileen Blount June Gloyd Joan Kelly Sara Humphries Clark Fitzhugh Carl Koch Hugh Courtney Barbara Kramer Barbara Elliott Barbara Wood Bob Foreman James Smith Miles Souder Jesse Sampson Frank Fowler Edwin Alford Marilyn Diana Henry Compton Helen Helpenstell Bob Sharon Andy Lyons Nancy Williams Richard Felix James Reese We will show our appreciation by mentioning Bladensburg High when patronizing them C0lYlPAl1lellt6 of CI-IEVERLY BEAUTY SI-IOP The Original DIXIE PIG RESTAURANT WorId's Best Bar-B-Que Peace Cross Bladensburg, Md G0llI.Pgln2ll.t5 of D. H. RADFORD 3148 BeIIview Avenue Cheverly, Md. UNion 2018 Cornphmenfa of MARY'S BEAUTY SALON 3701 Thirty-seventh Avenue Cottage City, Md. SERVICE PAINT 81 WALLPA 4310 Bladensburg Road Cottage City, Md. O WArf1eId 3870 PER COIIIPAINBIIIJ D! LANDOVER HILLS SUPER MARKET The Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Bladensburg High School Cottee Ice Cream TEA CUP Hamburgers Soft Drinks Sandwiches Free Delivery UNion 9818 Gifbhlllltd of BUSY BEE FOOD MARKET 4603 Edmonslon Road ruxsoo Esso SERVICE Hyattsville, Md. M. Loebenstern, Prop. WArfIeId 9507 Open Daily 8-9 Sunday 9-2 POLLY'S DELICATESSEN , , FRANK M. EWING CO., INC. 3900 Thirty-eighth Street Brentwood, Md. Lumber -:- Roofing -:- Plywood -:- Insulation -:- Millwork Delicatessen Meats, Frozen Foods, ' Ice Cream, Sandwiches and Hot Coffee 4511 Rhode Island Avenue To Take OU' Brentwood Md. Open 8 a.m. to l0:30 p.m. Including Sunday WArne'd 7700 WArtieId 9535 We will show our appreciation by mentioning Blademburg High when patronixing them Comlogmenfd 0 l-lOlv1EROOlvl TEN I I ' I I J u n tors Teacher-Mr. King Mac Crosman Velma Woodruff Jackie Ford Stanley Taylor Frances Fitzgerald Kathryn Gingell Mary Hicks Carolyn Spencer Carol Smith Connie Lyons Joyce Reintzel Juanita Van Vleet Joan Walton Narmi Dilks Joyce Stockton Lois Kirby Ruth Julian Roberta Wilson Charlotte Gough Nancy Coon Geraldine Walsh Catherine Smith Suzanne Gordon Rex Chance Bob Thrift Alice Corcoran Eddie Tome Russell Hansen Jimmie Reed Gus LaMar Al Tennyson Ralph Theil Bob Felesky Margaret Payne Betty Fronck J GENE OLD LlNERS Hamburgers I Plate Lunches Breakfast 4306 Bladensburg Road Cottage City, Md. LlSENBEE'S JEWELRY CO. 5217 Baltimore Avenues Hyattsville, Md. vvmneld 4706 JOSTEN'S LENOX SERVICE STATION Fine Class Rings 24-HcUr Service Announcements Awards A. G. Murphy, Prop. . Service -:- Oils -:- Gasoline Representative: John D. Tudor 1238 Mt. Vernon Boulevard Alexandria, Va. WArfield 9664 Colmar Manor, Md. The Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Bladensburg HighASchooI PRINCE GEORGES BANK AND TRUST CO. IMain Ofticel Hyattsville, Md. Complete Banking Facilities Prince Georges Largest Financial Institution Established I9I5 Several Convenient Locations Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - wg'-. ! 400' ', 4 f., I tw .4 ' L, - -PM , .-,..,,..-.-.cv , fr Rf 4. en'-' fl-'ml' V157--ai.. IM frm , ,,,.M- .mm aku' -vi--0554 nr FV.-. I . if Q! PRESENT BLADENSBURG HIGH We will show our appreciation by mentioning Bladensburg High when pafronizing them C0lllPAlYl,ellt5 0 MT. RAINIER BOWLING ALLEY EWELL H. MOHLER O COLMAR MANOR MARKET O COTTAGE CITY PHARMACY O MERCURY VALET O DORGAN'S CAFE OUR PATRONS Mrs. Georgette Brenner Mr. Louis P. Brenner Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Diana Mrs. Joseph Dupuis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Felix Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Graefe, Jr. Mrs. H. C. Hill Mr. M. F. Hill Mr. David L. Lattin Mrs. David L. Lattin Elizabeth Ann Lattin Joseph Lattin Mrs. Melton Marshall Mr. Beniamin Miller Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Newman Tommy, Teddy and Betsy Newman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Peake Lt. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins Ramona Ray Walter and Sally Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Sinyard Daniel Danny Sturgis Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Suesan Mr. and Mrs. White STANCLlFF'S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Food and Pastry CFood Boxed to Goh Lanham, Md. Groceries Old Landover Road Free Delivery-Phone UNion 9897 Hours: 8 to 8 Week Days-9 to 2 Sundays . Bilftlll' mining Builder Supplies -:- Groceries North Englewood-Cheverly Your Folks Dealt with us . . . We hope you will tool Glllfblllllltd D! MARATHON RESTAURANT 1812 Rhode Island Avenue, N. E. Washington, D. C. The Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Bladensburg High. School C001-PAInellt5 of CHEVERLY DRUGS BuccA's BARBER SHOP ERNEST MAIER Your Barber for 23 Years Incorporafed 3915 Bladensburg Road Manufacturers of Cinder ' Blocks COIN-PAHIUII-t5 of BET-I-AR CGFFEE SHOP 4617 Annapolis Road Bladensburg, Md. We will show our appreciation by mentioning Bledensburg High when patronizing them Bladensburg Blueprint Shop Blueprints, Direct Blackline Prints, ComP6ment5 0 Photo PI'lI'T1S CROSS RCDADS 4321 Baltimore Avenue Bladensburg, Md. UNion 7950 ROSENBLAT-l S HTC Look Your Beslu Super Community D.G.S. Market LORE BARBER SHOP 5614 Edmonston Road Riverdale, Md. Colmar Manor, Md, WArf1elCl 1886-1887 HYattsville 0088 Real Estate Insurance 6 'f'A 'e '5 of Huosom coMPANY AKMAN,S HARDWARE 4710 Annapolis Road Bladensburg, Md. UNion 7171 UNion 1515 The Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Blaclensburg High School STAGE CREW 0 M ll Ann ROM0 l0N High school graduates and col- lege students choose STRAYER training because they save time, save money, and begin profes- sional careers earlier. Strayer Employment Service secures superior positions for graduates. CCOUNTANTS AND SECRETARIES Professional degrees, B.C.S. and M.C.S., are conferred on com- pletion of Business Administra- tion and Accounting courses. Guidance counselors recom- mend secretaryship as a career field offering many fascinating employment objectives. T R Y E R College of Accountancy College of Secretarial Training Thirteenth and F Streets, Washington 5, D. C. NAtional 1748 We will show our appreciation by mentioning Bladensburg High when patronizing them J. A. NEARING CO. SOUTHERN OXYGEN CO., Inc. 4229 Bladensburg Road Washington 19, D. C. Colmar Manor, Md. UNion 8177 UNion 2345 P. O. Box 5087 Paul and K 8K K SERVKZENTER Reliable RX Prescriptions 6525 Annapolis Road CHANDLER'S DRUGS Hyattsville, Md. 7037 Defense Highway Herb WArfield 9576 UNM 8386 JIMMIE,S GRILL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 4339 B'ade SbU'g Road NORTHEAST ELECTRIC co. Bladensburg, Md. 38th and Quincy Streets Good Food -:- Good Health Brentwood, Md. Open 24 Hours APpleton 3000 The Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Bladensburg High School ROMANO INN Italian and American Kompgmenfa of Pizza a Specialty MORRISON PI-ICDTOGRAPI-IY Entertainment Nitely 3705 Bladensburg Road, N. E. Mt. Rainier, Md. WArfieId 9573 lf H x L X 'Q A , .L 2 FUTURE BLADENSBURG HIGH We will show our appreciation by mentioning Bladensburg High when patronizing them Congratulations and The Best ot Luck Compgmenb of to the Graduating Class of '50 We Hope to See You Next Semester at Maryland VARSITY GRILL College Park E. F. Zalesak F. J. Zalesak BLADENSBURG LANES SIGNS BY DUFF Prince Georges County's Newest, Most Modern o BOWLING PALACE 3235 Rhode Island Avenue Mt. Rainier, Md. APpleton 2425 Eric Shinkel, Manager Compbmmb of COMMUNITY BARBER .SHOP MR VVH-LONER AND FAMILY 4124 Baltimore Boulevard Bladensburg, Md. The Advertisers in this Annual are Staunch Supporters of Bladensburg High School Czompgmanb of gomphmenla of STEVE'S FLOWER SHOP ALLEN PRINTING SERVICE Mt. Rainier, Md. Comp gm ell L4 O! HOMEROOM FOURTEEN THE HOT SHOPPES CAII Around The Townj SENlORS Teacher-Miss Anderson We will show our appreciation by mentioning Bladensburg High when patronizing them I Ill We, The sTaTT of The PEACECROSSER, hope ThaT you have enjoyed This yearbook and will keep iT for years To corne as a reminder of The class of l95O. We would like To Thank all Those who have helped To make iT one of Bladensburg's besT. 'Q A I rf. 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