Bladensburg High School - Peacecrosser Yearbook (Bladensburg, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1958 volume:

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X X K Z R K i--ff,k i Xi ' 'lg ir f 'K ,, mn. 1 I UWM' - ' X Y Hai? xff- ' - j 1 Y K ,, I Rdxevx The Blcndensburg Hugh School Blcdensburg Maryland 7958 6 Q! 0 f-3 0 0 0 0 6 KD 0 0 r 0 0 Y O 0 41 A Q rl Q rf 15 fJ 2 fJ , 1 1 INTRODUCTICN The future holds many opportumtles for us however many worthwhile opportumtles are behmd locked doors These doors may be opened only with the proper keys ln ellect we possess blank keys but wlthout proper shaping these keys are worthless Just as the locksmlth shapes hls keys wuth a machme so must we shape our keys to the future with perfectlon so must we strive to mold our educahon to nts utmost perfectnon One must choose has lock and shape hrs key to fit st for once the key IS fimshed nt wnll fit no other lock the proper knowledge. As the locksmith strives to shape his key to TABLE GF CGNTENTS KNOWLEDGE FRIENDSHIP SERVICE RECREATION PLEASURE G09 .ffm SX DEDICATION The 1958 Blade staff has unanlmously selected Mr Joseph McFadden as the person to whom the 58 yearbook IS to be dedicated Mr McFadden has been a social studies teacher at Bladensburg for seven years ln 1956 he was the Student Councll faculty sponsor and labored dlllgently nn order that the State Councnl Conventlon be a success Last year Mr McFadden co sponsored the Junlor Senior Prom Many afternoons and evemngs at home were sacrl flced by Mr McFadden In order to and the student commlttee Perhaps It has been through personal contact that Mr McFadden has best endeared himself to Bladensburg stu dents No student who has ever sat In his class can forget has classucal voews on sports marriage and war Frlendlu ness smcerlty and a genume humor generate from room 318 We all know of the work he has put forth In has desnre to further Bladensburg Hugh School To Mr Joseph McFadden we say thank you for all you have contributed to the welfare of Bladensburg Hugh School and the development of future adults 4 3111 llfHP1lILTl'iZI1lI BEVERLY HARRIS FRANK HEINTZE NANCY COWAN GEORGE NASH DAN WESTGATE ati F-IffEg,5' f Ti g MR KALMAN VOZAR BS M Ed PRINCIPAL Ind ana State Teache s College Un vers ty of Plltsbu gh GROWTH The natural law of life is growth We find this everywhere in the physical world around us. The plant or tree which fails to grow soon withers, is stunted and worthless. The same law holds good in the sphere of humanity. Does this apply to Bladensburg Senior High School'-7 Such growth may be threefold, physical or material, mental or intellectual, and moral or spiritual As to the first, the evidence is so plain it needs only to be stated as a self evident fact. As to the second, somewhat harder to discern, there is also clear evidence to those who have been able to follow the courses of instruction from the beginning, but time is still required for further development as we grow into manhood and womanhood. But what about the third, the most important of all? ln this material age has the same progress been made? It is our firm conviction that the same advance is being made in this direction also, with a clearer and broader vision and outlook upon the complicated conditions of our present unsettled world. KALMAN J. VOZAR 6 - ,?u.'rv, , i . Y w,-nw :tx . t r , It ' . ff .-wwf , . v' 1' T 'll' '- V V 5--. , I fo vw- '4' lf- I - .' , fzlu. ' L . E W. l 3 if ' il, X A , 'f ' '. ' L, 5 . K K 'Q rx x . , . ., . . i r' i i ' r . . . . . . . . The Key to Knowledge The massive door to learning is opened by the Key To Knowledge. Once this door is unlatched, our future is assured. Our teachers do all in their power to make this statement a reality. We, as students, more often than not, fail to realize the sincere interest our faculty has in us as individuals, and we tend to take these instructors for granted. We should remember that teachers are giving of themselves so that we might learn the necessary things in molding our lives properly. We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to these people who have so aptly helped to keep the door to knowledge open by inserting the key. ox 'Vi ii! MR HARRY HUGHES AB MA MR SAMUEL GEISSENHAINER BS MEd MR KALMAN VOZAR BS M Ed INCIPAL Vlce Prnncnpal Vlce Prmclpul Vocational PR George Washington Unuversuty Mlllersvrlle State Teachers College lndlana State Teachers College Umversuty of Puttsburgh U'1'Vef5'lY Of MUfYl0'1d if f1 fQ'g S MRS LYLA PORTER MRS BETTY NAGEL MRS BERNADINE TURNBULL t Secretary Secretary Secre cry Cl MRS VIVAN GRIEASHAMER MR ORVILLE RECKNOR MRS ZEI-MA ,All-AR Nurse Cuslodlcm Dl9l'l'0n Snbley Memorral Hospital 8 an 'R n M 'C' 4 W K 'iw It m WL . A , it ll ls: X f c R-75 I If E A . SGCIAL STUDIES ol-5. f - 19' . ll 3 , MR. LEROY BAKER, B.A. King's College .1 '7' MR. PHILIP CIFIZZARI, A.B. Bcles College 5-K MR NICKOLAS DOUNIS AB MR DONALD KADY AB Cclhollc Unlverslly Shepherd College George Woshlnglon Unnversuly li JH MRS. HELEN COLMAN, B.S., M.A lndionc State Teachers College New York University 'C' .ff i' MR WILLIAM MCDONALD BS Umverslly of Maryland K' 3-Q i MR JOSEPH MCFADDEN BS fi MR GERALD MCGEE BA MRS SHIRLEY THOMASSON Unlversnly of Scronlon Umversrl of M I N y cry ond Eoslern ew York Unlversrly 9 Bcphst College 'gr I 4' I 1 1 -.., ' I g Q 'ae S- ' .3 f , - V , .. . , .. . , B.A. ENGLISH MRS. ELIZABETH BARNES, B.A., M.A. Bob Jones University MRS BARBARA BEURY A.B. Center College af Kentucky MRS ISABEL LOWE BA MISS THERESE OLSON BA MA Western Maryland College Rosary College Calholnc Unnverslty GUIDANCE 5 4h MR HARRY LIEBERMAN BS MISS NANCY ONEILL BA MA Unnversnty of Maryland DUCITBSHS CC-Wllege fi! I MISS BETTE BUCKALOO, B.A Sterling College 1,2 sr .1 MR WILLIAM SHAVER BA Wulson Teachers College 7- J MRS GLADYS BOLLINGER BA MA George Washmgton Unlverslly Un'ver5 Y of Maryland I0 R I Q Q f x Q, 1 I D. O. I 5,-V'w . 5 ff. ek I If 'L'-' MRS LOUISE FLUETSCH BA Slale Unlversuly of Iowa Au- MR HOWARD SHORT BA Unnversuly of Vullanueva LIBRARIAN MRS BLANCHE FRANKLIN BS Mlllersvulle Slale Teachers College Umverslly of Maryland ENGLISH MR RICHARD GIESE AB ME Duke Umverslly Umversdy of Texas MR HOWARD LEEDY BS MA West Vlrgnnua Umversnly ,Uk E' MISS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS AB MRS RITA N Easlern Baphsl College Umversny of Iowa MRS MARGARET ELLER BS MM Merednh College Umversuty of Muchugan I I MUSIC ELSON B A MR M DENE HOFFMAN BS MA Ilhaca College Umversuty of Maryland 6. 4 . I Q' , -,, f ' I lr A X, .Tr , EJ' fl ff , X f Q C I -5' I fly ef- MATHEMATICS -F' . MRS- VIRGINIA DAVIS' NB- Mlss HELEN HOUSMAN, B.s. University of Kansas Madison College 0219 Ni In-lb 'tr ' 44 AB MR ROBERT THOMAS BA MRS MARGARET KLINE BS MRS IRIS LEWALLEN d I C Ile e Unrverslly of Maryland Stelson Unuversuly Bn gewa er o g HOME ECONOMICS VNS STEPHENS MRS MARY DAVENPORT BS MRS VIRGINIA RIGHTER BS MRS SARA SHEGOGUE BS MA MRS PRISCILLA BS MS Drexel Inshute of Technology Unwerslly of Maryland Unuverslly of Georgia y f Maryland Russell Sage College Umversn y o Syracuse Umversuly 2 r l' '- f 1 's ,JV I . MRS. KATHRYN CARR, B.S., M.A. Indlana State Teachers College Columbia Teachers College Q--W1 MRS MARJORIE COUTURIE BS Unrversliy of Kansas Washmglon Umverslly MRS EUNICE SANDHAUS B S MISS YVON W COMMERCIAL MR WALTER DEDOVITCH BS Slale Teachers College East Stroudsburg Pa If NE SLOCOMBE BS llson Teachers College MISS RUTH WARD BS Wilson Teachers College Colle ge Mlserncordsa - Su., 7 Q '-v .r-'. rr I K' . I l MR. ROLAND COLUZZE, B.S. Dislricl of Columbia Teachers College Universily of Maryland pq. fl MRS JEAN DURBIN BS MA Umversuly of Pstfsburgh G eorge Washlngfon Unaverslly DRIVERS EDUCATION WILLIAM MACKENSEN AB MA Unuversnly of Mnchngon Unnverslty of Chucago A 51' , A, .f f 5 , ,sk-N F95 I' '. .1 Q J . Ll - ' a n . , . . , . . , . . MR. , I3 MR CARLTON ALGER BS anna Teachers College MR WlLLlAM LAURICH BS MED Stale Teachers College Calnforma Pennsylvania Unlversnfy of Maryland MR QUAY TALOR BS Pennsylvama Slale College VOCATIONAL MR DONALD ALTER Vocational Certnficaluon Unlversuty of Pnllsburgh 'U' MR LYNWOOD SATTERFIELD BA Norlh Carolana Slate Unlversnly D156 S-40 GERALD BOYNTON BS Peabody College Madnson College Iv- MR LOUIS STRIEBINGER BS New York Unnverslly 5 MR NEIL WALTERS MR FRANK GARBER Vocahonal Cerllflcallon Pennsylvania Slate Unlversrly I4 Unuversuly of Cahfornna Pennsylvania Slale College Umversuly of Maryland , X' ' W J l V4 1 l I L ,f A ..' - I - - MR. , . ., M.S W. A -Xl , q ' - ' 1 ,. g 4 1 X , N L' E INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1 X: n x D fig. 1 Q t , ,..' 3 ' ' I X BA MED G I i l . MR. THOMAS BEATTY, B.S., M.A. University of Maryland MR DALE GERSTER AB Transylvania College 'Y MR VINCENT ZUGAY BS Indnana Stale Teachers College SCIENCE I MR DONALD CUTTLER B S lnduana Slate Teachers College Q -4 MISS DORIS SMITH BS Wllson Teachers College ART MRS MARYHELEN CARROLL FFA MA Columbna Unuversuly Teachers College I5 ing MRS. WILLIAM DUSMAN, 8.5. Universily of Maryland MR FRANK THOMSON BS Umversnly of Maryland MISS LUCY DUFFY BA MA Edgewood Teachers College Calhollc Unlverslly . L I gl ,Y be ' GN I, 'I I I 1 XI . I Avy! lt. I if .L 1 ff ' 9 . Y s , N I x. V rv- N . flfie' 1. A I I! Q, MR CARL BUTKUS BS George Washmglon Unlversuly Av MISS DOROTHY EHLERS BS Unlversnly of Maryland Q MRS MARY DILLON, BA Marywood College PHYSICAL EDUCATION ik CZ' MR ROBERT CALLAHAN Temple Umversoly MR ALAN KYBER BS Furman Unlversnly FOREIGN LANGUAGES 55 JQNX Q it Q MRS ANA RITA THOMPSON, AB MRS ETHEL ROWDYBUSH, BA h SI Ie Unlversuty Unlversnly of Puerto Rnco O no a George Washmglon Umversufy Columbua Unlversny I6 fn 'QX MISS DOROTHY DONOVAN BS Umversnly of Maryland Jr' fri? A81 MISS MARY LUCAS BS Unlverslly of Maryland In MRS MARIA YOUNG, BA , MA Unlverslly of Puerlo Rrco George Washington Umverslly I . G- - , vw- ., 5 ' , 1 L' I ii: 2 I N I If I I - X ' ,i'f ' A 5225 jfr-5 Ei -i f ' Q?-2.1 1 I 'E' S f ' ' ' ' , . . . , B.s. ' e 6 S- ' I We U 3 , E' L , O 12 ff, 'V I ' 1 . ., if' ' o o ff -H'-'O O 'r fo,?g. ' ' - , , 19 D o' The Key to Friendship if The Key to Friendship is an important one-perhaps the most important of all. For at Bladensburg this key will open the door to friendships which will last throughout our lives. Early in high school we begin to learn how to turn this key. For all of us the first year of high school is a year of meeting new people. For many of us, this is the time when friendships, destined to last for many years, take form. Throughout high school we gather numerous memories of such important events as All Bladensburg Night, Northwestern football games, and our proms. These will not remain in our memories as important events alone, what we will remember is the companions which made these occasions outstanding. This key does not halt its turning with graduation, but continues to give lasting rewards of happiness. l7 ,4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOHN HINKLE Presldenf KITTY BOWER Secretary MARY ELSlE DAISEY Treasurer I8 fs JOAN HAMANN Vace Presfdenf T' N35 ESQ 7 60-X MARY JANE ABELL GARY DALE ADAMS Commercial Academic Mary Jane . . . a future key topper GUN' - 1 . quiet . , , sincere , , , . . . Act like it ain't. U dwlllf Qlfflf in his eyes. pwm Comm. 4. Science Club 45 Bowling Club 4 FERNANDO LEON AGUILAR General Leon likes to work and clown around Fabulous DAVlD ALVIN ALLEN Vocational Reds team team what kind of team'9 baseball Moy I have your autogroph'9 Wow temper temper' Football 23 lMgrl Baseball 234 Bowling Club 4 Hi Y 3 4 in -. VL, Q'-nv cn- .LL 9 I lull. ' ' , ' u I 'I . . . J . .. ,Ky F. 'r ' K . U' i ' ' 'L ' -1 1- m..4..L' A JON MICHAEL ADAMS Academic 'Miken . . . lt's a shame Thanks- giving only comes once a year-I like turkey . , , You're way, way behind . . . future recruit for the armed services. lCoplainl. 11' Q-.3 JOHN WFS'-EY Al-SOP ROBERT LEE AMOROSI Gefleffll Academic John carefree and good go new fo glcdensbwg matured mf-'9 to know a connoisseur of good literature Football 23 DO 4 lPres Art for arts sake l9 gl 6' v A9 LUCILE MAE ADAMS Academic Lucy . . , Do, re, me, ta, , , college bound . . . i'Don't be ridiculous! Prom Comm. 4, Tri-HifY 4. BRENDA MAY ALFORD Commercial Menda maybe she can figure you ou Do you draw portraits too? Make that two orders of spaghetti' NAOMI MAGALENE ANDERSON Commercial Judy Tell me another one a little ambition is the key to success T HIY3 75 F' to 1 I fi 1 1 i ' ' I I Y H- ' ' ,'- ,. .l ' . ra-1. 4 2 C N' J , 1' 5 X I is f f m ' - - 1 X2 ffl: si. , 14 i X X I , ff Y Nu Fir fs 'Ov iQ fi 0 ESTHER MAE ANNADALE Commercnal E ther sugar and spice and everythrng nvce' Cheerleaders 3 4 ICO Captaunl Stu dent Councnl 4 Gymkana 4 Sports Days 2 34 Intramurals 24 Powder Put? 3 Football Queen 4 xec mm 2 Pep Club 234 G Vuce Presl Tru Hu Y 2 SANDRA LEE ARMIGER Academnc Sandy the unmrstalrable laugh once your trrend always your frrend strawberry blond Blade 4 Student Councul 2 lP b Irclty Comml 3 lPubIucnty Comml 4 lSocuaI Actnvrtnes Comml Chorus 34 All Bladensburg Nght 3 J Exec Comm 3 Sr Exec Comm 4 Prom Comm 34 Sports Days 2 Intramurals 2 Powder PufT Game 3 World Culture Week 3 Pep Club wlung Club 4 lCouncuI Repl 4 ANITA MARIE ATKINS General Nrta strrke grrl can be seen at the switchboard rn the morn oftlce Prom Comm 34 Powder Puff Game Bowlrng Club 2 3 4 A T Hu Y 2 4 RICHARD CARL BAISCH Vocatronal Rfc Gleasons ghost wrrter you cant play with electricity Told Baby cool grrls L 2 Scrence Club 2 Stu en Councul 3 Bowlung club 3 lTeam captaenj Powder Puff Game 3 lCoachI IRENE DORIS BARKER General Reeme All she needs IS a pen and :nk Better days ahead good ole summertime H E 8 Scrool 4 World Hnstory Club 2 DWIGHT WILLARD ANNAN Vocatlonal Handles always playing sports for Hrghbrldge quiet and nvce MEREDITH LLOYD ARNESON Academic It there rs any question about rt Meredrth h s t GAYLE ELAINE AYRES General ex B H S s contrrbutnan to the entertamment field or Petes sake Chorus 2 3 4 Amahl and the Nnght Vusntors 3 All Bladensburg Nlght 34 Powder Puff Game 3 Varnety Show 34 County Chorus 34 Tr H1Y 34 Lubrary Club 4 PATRICIA ANN BALILES Commerclal a beautrful beautrful brown eyes Speech rs silver silence rs golden Hey Intramurals 2 Powder Put? Game 3 Pe Club 2 Trl HI Y 34 CAROL ANN BARRACK Commercial Carol crazy2'J'9 Hey did you hear this one? class clown Sports Day 234 Intramurals 2 Powder Puff 3 Prom Comm 4 GAL 34 TruHxY 234 Gymkana 4 Bowlnng Club 234 i vi nys.. L 3 0- ELIZABETH NELLIE BARRETT JO ANNE BARRETT Commercial Commercxal Betty always reading the mad hatter likes future secretary that ltalran food Intramurals 2 THOMAS FRANCIS BAXTER General Mat Loafing rs my specialty l lrke chrcken trved that s He s lust general You name It try Ca eterua 4 Hn Y 34 WILLIAM CHARLES BELL Acodemnc I a person well worth knowlng Any normal person can learn how to typel ANN MARIE BICKERTON Commerclal Butch The Semor Prom was great fun Plzza s my drsh She glfdes around the floor wlth the greatest of ease Prom Comm 4 LINDA ANNE BEALL General Lrnda I could dance all nfght You mean to say theres someone who doesnt lrke ham burgers Very good' Chorus 2 Prom Comm 4 Sports Days 2 Intramura s 2 RUTH ANN BENNICK Academic Ruth You re ,oshrng Y u name It shes got t Intelligence talent sense of humor and looks Scroll 4 lPage Edltorl Blade 4 Chorus 3 4 LVICE Presl Amahl and the Night Vusstors 3 All Bladens burg Nught 34 Prom Comm 34 Sports Days 2 Varuety Show 4 World Culture Week 3 4 A Capella Chour 34 Scuence Four Comm 3 Pub Comm 3 Socnal Act Comm 234 County Chorus 34 Sensor Chorus 4 Bacc Comm 4 NHS 4 Library Club 4 Bnology Club 2 lllbrarnanl Tru Hu Y 2 Pep Club 2 GEORGE FRANKLIN BOTELER Vocatuonal George the boy wrth the brrght red harr sparkling brown eyes and flymg fingers o the llnotype machine Scroll 34 Student Councnl 4 KATHERINE ROSE BOWER VIRGINIA ANN BOWLING Commercial Kitty . . . sweet as sugar with a terrific personality . , . plays piano . . . She's purrrr-feet, Blade 4- Chorus 3,4- A Cappella oir 3- Amahl and the Ni t Visitors 3- All Bladensburg Night .. 4' Class Omcers 2 3 4- lSec.l Prom Comm, 34- Intramurals 2- Powder P Games 35 N,H.S. 34- F.B. .A. 4 Parliamentarianl- T '-Hi-Y 2,3 Vice-Pres.I 4 lSec.l, F.T.A, 37 Mus'c Club 4. General Ginny . . pretty and petite . . . with marriap, for her future plans. Pep Club '- Prom Comm. 4- Sports Days 23- Powder Put? 3- Library ub 34- Tri-H'-Y 2 . f 'Y DO 4 Vnsutors 3 A'l Bladensburq Nrght V0'9 9 To is v-1, B-., s.- if GARY RHEYMOND BOYD JANET LORRAINE BRADY ALVIN LE ROY BRASHEARS EVELYN ELIZABETH BREDEKAMP General General General Gary Give me a car an pretty to walk wrth and Roy Dld you say your tele Better yet grve me a grrl witty to talk wlth phone was an the blink? ore of those half day boys Cho,-Us 2 3 4 Amchg and me N,ghg buy a car soon chrcken not JAMES CALVIN BRUCE NANCY LOUISE BUCK PATRICIA LOU BUCKUS KATHLEEN CLAUDETTE BROWN Commercnal Claude Brown Oops' short and sweet neat' neat' neat' Blade 4 Powder Put? Game 3 Prom Comm 34 Intramurals 2 Career Day 4 Athletics Comm 4 Minstrel Show 2 Varnety Show 2 Sports Days 23 Gymkana 4 Pep Club 4 Tr HI Y 2 3 4 VANCE DARMOND BROWNE Academlc Vance a fellow we re glad we met a fellow well never forget Student Councul 234 All Bladens burg Nlght 3 Prom Comm 34 Intramurals 3 Screenung Comm 3 HI Y 4 ff b ldfrrd' 34 Prom Comm 4 Sports Days 2 DO 4 Intramurals 2 Tr Hn Y 234 Vocatuonal Bruce prrnters devil hard worker and always a lrlendly smrle Scroll 4 'Uhr 3 'Lf Commerclal Nancy Looking mto the future we see marrrage Pu a lot af cheese on my pizza please Any more robs Mr GIESSGDDGIHCI7 ---. Academic Betty the shrrek from the stands classroom wlt e unrmstakable laugh no worry rn the world Blade 4 Student Council 4 lSocnal Actnvntnes Comml Pep Club 2 Prom Comm 4 Sports Days 2 Powder Pu Game 3 J C L 2 3 4 Bowlnng u 4 1 ra y ub Tr I JOHN CAREY BROWN General John Quretness rs his vfrtue always seen wrth a smile General U Thats the breaks of the bug crty flying flngerg gn hot keys Chorus 4 IS T' .X I I be my 1, it .'-Q f x fl . fl ' c I 4' ,' ' ' '- ' ...l'll ',.,th - - - ' ' ' to ti-1 ., , ff. I 1--,,,:l ' Cl b 5 L'b r CI 45 i-H'-Y 3,4. I I ' LM' I I-.-.,',' , , ' . 1 '- '...a .. Pt ... ' e ., , I I it, flu- .. ,h Xxx 22 ffl -1- we-1 wr LINDA FAY BURGER Commercial Lfndy hopes to be a secre tary Why frown when It s much easter to smrle'-I Student Councll 2 lSocnaI Actrvutues Comml Assembly Comm 3 Pep ub 2 3 D O c Hu 3 4 Buble Club 2 IRENE MAE CADY Academnc Irene future busrness leader wvtly but nice After due deliberation and consrderahon I kid you not' Scroll 4 lBusIness Managerl Blade 4 Student Councnl 234 lCIubs 8. Publlclty Comml Prom Comm 34 4 HY2lPre PATRICIA ANN CANTER General a the breaks a Scotch mon who loves tomales Who s got a car wrth a rad:o'9 -34' :N 's- fxf 'kfff xl IEA' 1 C' So ALVIN BENNETT BURGESS JR FRANCES LORRAINE BUTLER JOHN KENNETH BUTLER General Commercial General Snookre How about a T bone Frances A secretarral future I5 Johnny He blows a good steak? nothing partrcular IS In hers cant forget that psych bass drum says all the band the future Hold that pose class 4 RICHARD HARRIS CAPET Academnc Dvck sunshrne Dedlca tion rs the drrve that makes men great Scuence Farr 34 Student Councll 2 lCareer Dayl 4 lCareer Dayl lAwords Comml JCL 23 Wold Hustory Club 24 Sclence Club 34 FTA 4 Debatmg Club 4 Future Meducal Profession 4 2. 1- 3s Sports Days 2 34 Intramurals 2 S.. sf os DORIS LOUISE CARL General Dons twelve long years of hard work the payoff graduatlon got any gooa books c n h ve what I want Ill ta e steak Sports Days 2 Intramurals 2 DO Hes happy and glad and says Yea Man' B nd 234 Basketball 2 UVI In tramurals 3 Pep Band 4 GUY WILLIAM CAMP Academrc Peppers Chnvalry IS not dead' and :ts not my fault JCL 2 3 4 lSr Class Repl World us ory Club 2 Buble Club N H S 4 PATRICIA DORIS CARMAN General a Treat everyone mce and keep your frrends Loves 57 Chevres Cafeterna 4 Powder Put? 3 Bowlmg u 34 JCL 3 Tr H -fs. I! ,H h 1 -45,1 I F 1 . , , 1, X I Q .I ' ' D 155.-5, 0 -. sg! -M Y .' A LS, N . 5,534 L -: - 1 O , , f . ., . CI , , . . 4 lSe J, Tri- HY 2, , , I I I I ' ' ' I xr bv- .I .I . , , . -.1 A ' 5 5' H' I , ' 3,4g B.B.C. , J.C,L. 2, Tri- i- 5.3, .- ,X 3 lSecI s ' ' Qf'f2T' I ' , 1,12 j Q. ' .Milf -lp,'-My - ,.p . . . , j I' c Q ' I It I II ' ' ' U U Pl ,.. - I ,5 I ,Q ' -A ' ' . I 4- Clb,gL..gi-i-Y'3. , E bs. Q 'L .Q M ab 'i' s.. A - K' Q f' . 4 I 4 I VV ' , I ,. ' 4 ,li - I 'N I N V ,. 1 L Fi , .' 23 3 Q 5 'Q JOAN KAY CARMEN Commercial Joan , . , Too bad New York trips only come once a year . . . Man, like wow . . . another fan, Mr. McFadden Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, IChaplainl, 45 Student Council 3,4g Pep Club 27 Bowling Club 3,47 Prom Comm. 45 Sports Day 2g Intramurals 2. ETHEL MAY CARRICK General Ethel Wow' those Irish tempers Arent senvor trips fun Who cares what anyone else orders give me a hamburger and french frnes DO 4 Library Club 4 Tru H Y 3 JOSEPH WILLIAM CHESTER General oe a bird a plone no .loe on skates Lets face it this kid likes to eat EDWARD RAYMOND CLARK General Eddie The boy who is inter ested in photography not only for pleasure but for a future career also good in making his rifle rung loud in shooting ALICE TERESA CLEMENTS Commercial Alice There will soon be two rings on her third finger left hand Watch her fingers fly Thats shorthand all wrapped up in something pink Chorus 4 MARY VELMA CARON General Mlcki , , . When your big chance comes, don't get '4Keyed Up cause you're just the right type . Intramurals 2g D.O. 47 Library Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2. ROSS ANTHONY CARRICK Academic Ross handy with a camera frog man rn I all ri Ross? self portrait WW Blade 4 lPhotographerl Basketball 3 4 lManagerl BARBARA ANN CHILDS Commercial Barbara The crystal ball says Marriage next year No man that dont go As a private secretary shell make her plung MARY LOUISE CLARK Academic Peggy sweet personality with a sunny disposition PHYLLIS LEE COGGON General Phyllis can be found at Top s music lover Great day in the morning' Variety is the spice of lfe Library Club 3 Tri Hi Y 2 3 Chorus .1 T M., ps I? ..- Q' I' Q- ALVIN PAUL COLBERT General Brg Al I stopped for that stop sngn officer marriage the future for thvs fellow cant you twrne spaghettr around your fork the nght wayq FRANCES S COMPLOIER General Frances Order some french frres for me too You may see her glndrng around the floor danc rn rs of French descent Lrbrary Club 3 ELIZABETH ANN CONWAY Academuc Betty Private Secretary 'Ihe best things In Irfe are ree an artrst nn the makrng Chorus 4 ANN SYRENE COOPER Commercual Ann a future secretary seen but not heard often seen workmg m the lrbrary rary Club 4 T H Y ep Club 2 4 Powder Putt 3 BEVERLY ISABELL CRAWFORD General ev Hello long drstance Why doesnt she answer 119 a large pizza and two cakes please All Bladensburg Nrght 3 Sensor Prom Comm 4 MICHAEL PATRICK COLBERT General Mrke a fabuIous dancer a nvce guy to know e gentleman s gentleman Bowling Club 2 34 Powder Puff 3 GILBERT LOUIS COMPION Academuc 1 Frred chicken anyone? slow and easy u busy fast on hrs feet All Bladensburg Nrght 2 Rrfle Club H JOAN WANDA COOKS EY General Honey Marriage rs rn the near future How could anyone help lrkrng to sew and cook Quretness IS my nature BARBARA GAE COX General Bobble as a nurse wall make everyone weII Your 4th perrod psychology class IS your favorrte huh? FNA 4 Llbrary Club 234 JOAN MARILYN CRAWFORD General .loan Very good Donc mg IS her h oby quiet but there Prom Comm 4 Q' ch- .9-5 vi IU' vy- 0-Q-. hr ix '? ' 1 i' JOSEPH RICHARD CRISCUOLO SHIRLEY CATHERINE CROSS MICHAEL RICE CUNNINGHAM General General Vocafnonal oe What dya say A1las'9 Shrrley a working gal Mrke Not loo crazy abouf The Navys about lo claim When she flnds time she skafes hrsfory but you would have lo rm over fo Tops be crazy to like hlsloryl Sludenl Council 23 DO 4 DO 4 Rifle Club 34 TIMOTHY PATRICK CURTIN Vocahonal rm I grve lessons on the arf of eahng spaghem Wlse l dont have a femper everyone else I5 wrong' 'V ROGER ANTHONY DANDREA General Rog plays :ce hockey A fufure phofographer . . . plans fo serve Uncle Sam after graduafion . . . Rock , Sludenl Council 2 lWoys 8. Means Comm.l lAwards Comm.l. 35. f Os L lg Rilllllrwx FRANCIS EUGENE CUPPETT Vocallonal Cisco A shfch rn Mme saves nme a green thumb al flxrng radros MARY ELSIE, DAISEY Academic Mary Elsie moneybags rerrrflc smvle and warm personalfly well llked by everyone who knows her Scroll 4 News Edulorl Blade 4 Chorus 3 All Bladensburg nnght 3 Class Ofllcer 34 lTreasl Pr m Comm 34 Sporls Days 2 lnlra murals 2 Sludenl Councul 2 lSland ards Comml 34 lSocuoI Achvuhes Comml Sensor Class Trup Comm 4 lChaurmanl Sensor Play Comm 4 lChalrmanl Pep Club 2 NHS 3 4 JCI. 234 World Hlslory Club FTA JOHN MICHAEL DECK DIANA U55 DAVIS ROBERT ALLEN DEAN General Commercial General Johnny . . . Watch the birdie UFUIIYN - - - WIIUVS life Wlfholff U Turtle . . . quief . , . inleresled ' ' ' Don' sweal ILM ' - A WW- lolfe of 'WDA - - - Oh, 'hull-5 Cl-'le-H in hisfory . . . college in lhe Blade 45 Student Council 47 Jr Sporls Day 2. fulure. Class Play 47 Band 2,3,4p Scroll 4. 'N aw cs- Nt HOWARD TERRY DEENER Vocatlonal Howard lm a sennor at ast but l dont wear red tennis shoes to prove rt Whats that make you? WWDC rs a cool station rm the Bonger teachers be JOYCE SUSAN DlCKENS General Susie the brown eyed grrl from Lanham loves to dance hard worker In school office Sports Days 2 D O 4 JAMES ELMER DINGER Academtc ware has many frrends lakes steak science ts what you know :ts who you know Science Farr 3 World Hustory Club 4 Rufle Club 4 Bowl Club 4 JOHN ANTHONY DE LATHOUDER lll Academlc John The path to rrches passes over many mountains l ook upon graduation as berng the first step on the prrmrose path to success Su ent Councul 2 Altl 4 Rep Jr Exec Comm 3 Sclence club 34 JAMES GORDON DODSON General Blake seen on the stage crew cars cars cars Staqe Crafters 4 Band 2 ' QF S f? 'Lo 7 ANTHONY VINCENT DE PAUL Academuc Tony an actor'7 aunt fair Angelo s chret pre season grrd hero Blade staff 4 Lost Hornzon 4 lCo alrmanl F otball 23 U VJ lVarsntyl Cafeterua 4 Powder Puff 3lCheerleaderl St Homeroom Rep World History Club 3 Library Club 3 Bowlung Club 2 Q-. ing GERALD CURTIS DICKENS General Jerry sharp on the trrgger tlnger That aint bad man that arnt bad attracted by sports Blade 3 Student Councxl 2 Cate terla 3 4 Intramurals 2 MARIO SUNNY DIGIROLAMO General Sunny Anyone need help wrth math problems'7 Doesnt everyone like to do work on cars? I love frred chicken' BETTY JEAN DOMENY ANN MARIE DORMAN Academnc Betty sometrmes called Bea trrce can be seen pushrng Josephine or workrng at P G H Prom Comm 4 Powder Puff 3 Pep Club 2 Buble Club 2 World Hnstory ub2JCL23 TrlHlY2lTrea 3 lTreGsl 4 Lubrary Club 4 Soph Exec Comm Academuc Ann a busy grrl Lets ea musrcolly minded future nurse Blade 3 Student Councul 3 lPub Comml Chorus 4 All Bladensburg Nught 4 Sports Days 234 Intra murals 24 College Nlght 4 G AL u e ub lPesl TrlHlY 23 C 1 I ' ' . 1. Xl ' 9' 1 ' K' l ,' 71 X w, -M L ' I 4 3 x l 'gill I V 5,0 , . .,4 3 I 5 - td ' rl ,, r J, V f . I .1 I ' 'Q ' .,.n'-A-J ,, , .,' , ' ', ' 'J - Cl cy ,, ' 2, my i - I I-ng . . A , , . , , - , , 3,4g B'bl Cl 2,3,4y F.N.A. 4 , K A 1 . . . r .5 - - .- I .t b A ' Q Q' 5' fl if . 27 4 1 fi' ING fe 'Oh S lv MARTHA ELIZABETH DORMAN Academic Martie , . . always a pleasant smile for everyone , , . or a gay tune from her piano . . . Martha is a very likable person. Amahl and the Night Visitors 31 All Blodensburg Night 3,47 College Night 45 J.C.L. 2,3,45 Bible Club 2, 3,45 F.N.A. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. JUDITH CAROLE DOWNES Commercial 4'Judy . . . Sweet disposition is her greatest asset. Prom Comm 4- Intramurals 2' A 4 Vice Presl Tr H KATHRYN MAE EATON Commercial Kathy l m rebarrassed' the Happy Birthday kid u where is the party? Student Council 2 Prom Comm 3 4 Sports Days 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 GA L 34 World History Club 2 T HI Y 3 PEGGY ANNE EDWARDS General eggy She is as good and fair as she is wise Student Council 2 Prom Comm PAUL ALVIN ELLlCOTT General Paul Batten down the hatches a safe driver Band 4 World History Club 2 Hi Y 2 Bowling Club 2 JOHN LEONARD DORR Academic John . . . The guy who's willing to work . . . ready to work . . . so what's stopping him! Student Council 25 Prom Comm. 3,45 Career Day 25 J.C.L. 2,3 lVice- Pres.lg World History Club 2. EDWARD GEORGE DUDLEY General Ed . . . lron Jaw . . , mighty . . . Nice, nice! . . . middle of the Mustang line, Student Council 4 lAltl Football 2 3 lVarsit 4 lVarsi Class Exec Comm 4 HiY 3 Vice P es 4 ecl NORMAN CHARLES ECKERT Academic Norm one ot the Governors boys Dont fall oft any mountains' Liteguar WW Student Council 3 lStudent Welfare Comm Chairmanl 4 lStudent Wel fore Comm Chairmanl Lost Hori zon 4 Debating Club 4 Chorus BBC 4 GEORGE WILLIAM EFFINGER Vocational Georgie His heart is as far from fraud os heaven is fr m earth a future in education WW Student Council 3 lWays and Means Comml 4 lStudent Welfare Commj Prom Comm 4 Intramurals 2 Sr Class Play Comm 4 Bowling Club 4 FTA 34 lVice Presl KENNETH JOHN ELLIS General Kenny Life without sports is Football 3 U V1 4 lVarsityl Basket ball 3 UVJ Baseball 3 lVarsityl H Y 3 5. 3s.z ' avirwi ,ar , fy. 5 1 F.s.L. . i ' - ,, i- i-Y 4. ' ., it U-V-l, ' yl, 'tYl: Sr. 5 i . 1 '- l ' - r .l, iS . . ' 1 - , 2 ' N J V rle 3 . . A 5 U '- A H 1 ' 1 4: -' i ' ' . ' O ' 1 .4. A - ' ai: ' lgflifff'-Q, here carries a future sailor . . . not life. A L U . 'iii . . ' ' ' ' . fl 1 ' . ' i- - X , r 'Q x- ' E 28 6? Q'-v 7 lr 3' ALLEN KING ELLWOOD Commercial Allen eyes on teaching Do lt tomorrow you ve made enough mrstakes today Amahl and the Nuqht Vusutors 3 All Bladensburg Night 3 Chorus 3 F T A BARRY NEAL EVANS Academuc Barry the vorce at Evans smooth dancer Science flctron sends him rrqht to the moon nd 4 JCL 23 Sclence Clu Buology Club 2 JOAN BETH FELIX Commercial Joan true to her word her work and her friends sun beam on a winters day Rangerettes 34 Prom Comm 4 Soph Exec Comm 2 Pep Club 2 T HIY 23 BEVERLY ANN FILBEY Academuc ev a promlsmg pomter wrth the best of tempera oh those bug blue eyes Blade 34 lArt Edltorl All Bladens burg Nxght 3 lGuudeI College Nxght 4 IChalrmanJ Intramurals 2 World History Club 2 Buble CI b NHS 4 tTreas WILBERT DOUGLAS FLESHMAN General W: You name the sport Ill pla rt swrtt as lightning Bladensburg s answer to the 4 minute mrle MARVIN MERCER ENNIS fcademlc Marvrn Mighty Mo anyone? has eyes of most unholy blue argumentrve nature Prom Comm 34 All Bladensburg Nnqht 4 Stage cratters 3 4 Bowlrng u 3 23 Library Clu World Hustory Club lV1ce Presl 2 SUZANNE MARIE FANNING General Susre hat dogs for lunch good l drew that prcture doesnt seem to know what shell spend the rest of her Irie dorng Prom Comm 4 LUTHER WESTON FENNELL Academlc Lute Man rs not mode to why has a wherefore Student Councnl 34 FLORENCE IRENE FIRESTEIN General Florence be a good housewife someday My but there are some good radio programs these days Prom Comm 3 Trl Hu Y 2 3 SPENCER TERRY FOGLE Terry smal but well enjoys sports Cafeterla 4 Q So ss., Z' -r 45. 0? otball 2 UVI 3 lVarsn fVarsltyt Basketball 3 IJ VI Base bal 2 IVGFSITYJ Hu Y 4 l 4: .. .4. crb glJ.C.L. ,, ' H b 3, ' ,, , Ba g . . . , 5 ' b 35 - in 5 . yr I ' . . . a - question .I but adore . . , Every I ri- I- , I. I I , .- , ' . I I I I I A on . I 2 . U I I 3,45 . . . . , . I, - . . . -A su . . . , ' - ' J Fo . ., 'tYl, 4 I I ' ' , 1 . I I' I 4 5 29 'Q' FRED WILLIAM FOLEY Vocatlonal Jumbo He marks not that you won or lost but how you played the game Student Councll 3 lAItI Football 2 34 lVarsltyl Baseball Bowllng Club 34 0 HOW' YW' SP 'e me owsN FRANK GARLAND Dan temper tempe MELVIN GRANT FRENCH General Me l llke muslc anyone who doesnt better stay out of my way try try agaln ay does anyone need a gultar player? JOYCE BENNETT FRI ES General commg around? Anyone need a stenographer'P DO class should last forever 4 LVICE Presl Trl I Powder Putt 3 Sr Qs- CAROLYN JEANNETTE FORD CLAYTON GILBERT FOWLER Commercial Vocatlonal Jeannette not much talk Clayton a great fan for hunt great sweet sllence lng and flshlng and pizza IS rom Comm 4 Intramurals another dellght World Hlstory Club 2 FBLA 4 Football 2 lSecI T HIY 4 'QS DANIEL ERNEST FULLER Vocatlonal Thats the way the ball rolls Hlt fhe ball hard Danl MELVIN OLIVER FULTON Vocatlonal Jake Dont nall lt weld lt ll' 'llll LARRY MELTON FOWLER Vocatlonal Larry cool calm collected kld keeps hls car splnmng ln good shape Student COUNCIL 23 Intramurals 2 Natlonal Safety Comm 2 FELICIA GRACE FRETZ Academlc Fl Fl School lnterferes with my extracurrlcular actlvltles Blade 4 Chorus 2 3 4 lPresl companlst 234 Amahl and the Nlght Vlsltors 3 Dreams Come True 4 All Bladensburg Nlght 34 Class Officers 2 lSecl Prom Comm Varlety Show 34 World Culture Week 3 4 Student R cltal 3 A Capella Cholr 3 4 Senlor Chorus 4 County Chorus 34 Soclal ACIIVI tles Comm 4 Pom Pom Glrls 4 Club 4 N H S 4 Trl H Y lVlce Presl General why do ,omonow wha, you Chico llkes sports and sow mg Club 3 Baseball 2 34 can do lodq, ,,. and ou, and Sophomore sffls A nl l Football 2 UVI 34 KVGTSIIY, all about hes an American Bowllng Club 4 ir be '4- gn.-. 'iii ' 'VX 1 I l I I -'W All ,ll -' ' A 0 9 , l 'X 'nj N K Q '1- - P . 5 25 L ' 1 ll.v.l, , ' , 3, .l ri- '- . ' I I . . ' I A H I- .M U . I . '. 1 . . ,, I., . , I 1 l , , -z AC- Chorus 2,3,4g Variety Show 2,3,4. ' 3,45 Sports Day 2,31-Rowder Put? 32 , 1 9 ' l Pep Q I. .4 , 1 l. 3,4 ' , . . , . . , , rl . . . ' D.o. '- .1 '-H'-Y 31 L l ,,l .,.. ' '-- 'f'f 1 .ug ' J . Q .. I , ink -.37-w 30 i.. JOAN ALICE GASCH Academlc Joan llkes to work rn he offlce speclal hobby roller slratmg Its nrce to be natural when you re naturally mce Prom Comm 4 Intramurals 2 Cop and Gown Comm 4 Buble Club 2 Tr He Y 4 JOAN ANN GOODING MARTIN WO RTHINGTON GOLDSBO ROUGH Academnc Beal: There goes an M G how many classes thus weelr Bealr'9 wnne women and song WW Southern Md Regtonal officers 4 lTreasl All Bladensburg Night 3 3 4 lPresl JCL 2 3 4 Sczence Club JAMES LANNY GOODE Academuc James y a graduatron' hrgher learnmg for hrm DIANA LOUISE GERLACH Academrc Dvana flashmg eyes burn Ing red harr Mass Olymprc Sports Days 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Powder Pufl 3 Bowlnng Club 24 l. 3 4 Trl H1 FT A ,,.v GEORGETTE YVONNE GLAZER Georgette Whats lrfe wlthout ove All the world can stand a llttle nonsense Blade 4 Trl Hu Y 34 Gymkana 4 Bowllng Club 24 Sports Day 34 Intramurals 2 'T gf General Goodle Goodle Ice cream thats my dlsh Shel be a charrmng model dont you thmlr G go go She can bowl cant you9 Tr HTY 23 Cafeteria 2 Bow :ng Club 4 Sports Day 234 Powder Puff 3 14 OANNE MOSS GOODWIN Academrc Joanne sue rs busy wth Jobtes l swane frrendly rsnt she' JCL 23lTreas 14 Natnonal Thes plan Socsety 34 lSecl World Hrs tory 2 FTA 34 lCounty Secl Tr 23 NHS 34 Prom Com 3 lRefreshmentl 4 lPubllcltyj Cap 8. Gown 4 lChalrmonl Student Councnl Publcuty Comm 23 Col lege Nrght 23 Scuence Clu 3 Sczence Farr 3 44 vhs f- 3 BARBARA ANN GOLDEN Commercral Barbara Lflres books but she s no bookworm anyone for a war dance? She s an artlst too Chorus 2 Gymkana 2 FH A 2 Lrbrary Club 34 lPresl BETTY ANN GOOD General Betty can be found on water skies Where there a w theres a way Prom Comm 4 Sports Days 23 Powder Puff3 DO 4 Tr H Y23 KATH ERINE KAY GREASER General Kathy Get out your drawmg board Whats developmg lately2 records from A to Z Blade 4 Powder Put? 3 Cap 8- Cown 4 College N1ght4 Guudunce 3 Intramurals 2 Sports Day 2 from Comm 34 Pep Club 4 Trl H Y 34 Student Councnl Hand book Comm 3 J , 1 -fj- .5 A : Z Q5 5. 6 ' fp- L' ' As , 1 ' I 111 111 7 'F 7 ' I 4 A ' ' 1 ' 11 'F '7 1 1 1 , , 1 G.A.. ,g - -Y 2,3,4g .. .2,3. - , .. 1 1 1 i- '- . . .' 71 ' - -- 'S lll1 .-1 V I J ' .1 rt r l A --- f QT. - ., - 1 11 . A - ,,.,1.1-,. . ' 1 Prom Comm. 3,4lChairmanlg N.H.S. 1 .1 -1- 111 ' 3. 1 1 1 ... r ' I .. .. .1. A h . . 1 . ' h I .F D' ' h ' 1 .1 . 1. ' ' 'l : I .I 5, . 1 Hi-Y ,5 ,g m. 1 1 o, , 1' : 1 , ' 5 ' 1 ' 5 1 1 1 A i- Y ,5 ' 5 I' ' l . ,5 - - 11 1 ' e-- ' .... 1 111 ' 11 ' b 1 fi I ' ,V-. 1 . A Q- KI , 1 'SEQ ' -- , f xo, 1 'Zim - .wi fr: FIV. 31 4 'P EUGENE WATSON GREEN Academuc Gene Doesnt everyone like spaghettr'9 You may call m a busnness executrve already bulls llke red too another fan Mrss Olson H Y 4 ANDREW PETER GROSE Academnc Andy A leader of men and a follower of women always lokmg always laughing Blade 4 lSports Edltorj Student uncul 2 lBu d 8- Groundsj lAthletncs Commj 4 Const Sl Elec Comm Gymkana 4 Football 2 lManagerj Basketball 2 UV Man agerj 34 Prom Comm 34 Treas 0 C unty Hu Y Tru Hn Y Coun nl 3 4 College NlghtlGu1del4 N H S 34 HIY 34 lPres JOSEPH ANTHONY GU ERRA Vocatxonal oe Oh Murual Who'7 You know Murlal Oh yea l Intramurals 2 World Hustory Club JACQUELINE MARIE HAINES General Jackre a grrl who likes to bowl as well as stroll can usually be found eatlng french Ines and vamlla shakes Chorus 2 Bowlnng Club 4 Trl Hu Y DONALD LAURENCE HALL Academsc Curly Want your cake and eat rt too'9 always seen but never heard work work work work wrll lt never end9 Buble Club 23 Llbrary Club 4 STEFANY GRIMES Academlc Steve lm tellrng you the troot tumor lournalrst pony tall and dancing shoes Scroll 4 lCo Edltorl Blade 4 Stu dent Councnl 4 lPub Commj Gym kana 4 All Bladensburg Nnght 2 3 Executnve Comm 23 Prom Comm Sports Day 2 Intramurals Powder Puff 3 Rifle Cub 4 lTreas Natlonal Thesplan Soclety 3 Trl Hs Vuce Presl 3 FTA BERNICE ANNE GROVER General Burme flymg feet whrz at gymkana Muslc music musvc All Bladensburg Night 3 Mtnstrel Show 2 Varnety Show 2 Gymkana D O CLAUDETTA IRLEANE HAHN Commercnal Clyde lts later than you thrnkl so act now Student Councul 2 All Bladensburg r ht 2 Intramurals 2 Jr Cass Exec Comm 3 Cap 8- Gown Comm 4 Sr Trnp Comm 4 Trl Hu CAROLYN LOIS HALL Academnc Carol likes dancing Dont get your ulcers ID an up roar She s as smart as she IS pretty Blade 4 Rangerettes 3 4 lCaptaanj Student Councul 4 Lost Horuzon 4 All Bladensburg Nlght 234 Prom Comm 34 Sports Days 2 34 Intramurals 2 Powder P ft 3 Varrety Show 24 Amahl and the Nnght Vvsntors 3 Sr Class Comm 4 Chorus 3 Pep Club 2 4 Natlonal Thesplan Socrety 4 T H Y 234 eageant at Armst Dreams Come True 4 JOANNE CAROLYN HALL General Joanne Quret rn words but wrse rn thoughts future home maker Student Councnl 2 lAwards Comml Hn Y 2 4 N? v--f 93 1- ! Y '-'C 1' 5X i 1- Lb! ROGER BAYARD HALL General Rog Just o Romeo at heart Give me ,azz a shiny car and a beautlful grrl Band 234 Dance Bond 234 All Blodensburg Nught 2 3 4 Student Councul 2 Bowling Club 23 JOAN HENRIETTE HAMANN Academic Joan love that southern drawl Texas the only state ln the US goldrelocks owns a very convenient blush a e 4 Glr y Lost or: zon 4 All Bladensburg Nlght 3 S nlor Class Vlce Pres 4 Prom Comm 34 Sports Days 2 Awards Comm lChaurmanJ 4 Science Four 3 Cap 8. Gown Comm 4 JCL 2 34 World History Club 2 lllbrar nan cuence Club 3 Nahonal Thesplan Soclety 3 4 lVlce Pres Biology Club 2 Tr H Y 23 BETTY JOSEPHINE HAMMER General temper temper You must have a lot of spare time Not me man Num ber please BETTY SUMNER HANKINS Commerclal Betty lucky Stan beauty and brams too SWGGVG-if school Student Councll 2 NHS 4 JAMES RICE HANSCOMB Academic fm lf he doesnt know t t Isnt worth knowing Wrn lose or draw hes m there flghtmg Band 234 Pep Club 23 Bowling Club 4 Sclence Club 2 34 Buology Club 2 JAMES FREDERICK HALSTEAD Academic lm considers eatmg a waste of time Malo Sabor College I5 ln the near future Wear lavender why dont you? NHS 4 CHARLES HILYARD HAMBY General Sonny seen on the basket ball court Wunrerful wun nerful Student Council 2 Stage crafters 3 All Bladensburg Nnght 3 Bowling ub 2 H1 Y 2 NORMA ROSALIE HANBACK General Fuzzy Ac like It amt The better you know me the better you luke me Sports Day 2 Intramurals 2 KATHERINE ETHEL HANKINS Kathy hopes to be a nurse If at flrst you dont succeed try try agam L T H F T A 2 3 JANE ANN HARRISON Commercual Jane Let the good times ro the yoker Student Councl 3 NHS 4 Prom Comm 4 Sports Days 23 lntra murals 2 Pep Club 4 Bowling Club A 4 Trl HI Y 2 'JZ 454 .J S 2 C' 'C' A 7' KAREN RUTH HART Academnc Karen Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Flattery wtll get you somewhere Faaobulous no? Scroll 4 lFeature Edxtorj Blade 34 lSr Pact Edttorl Student Councul 3 lWays 8. Means Commj 8. lPubIuctty Comml Handbook Comm 2 Col lege Night 3 Prom Comm 234 Gtrls State 3 Career Day Gutde 3 World Culture Week 2 JCL 23 World Hstory Club 2 Tr H Y 2 3 FTA 23 lSoctal Comm Chaur manl Intramurals 2 Sensor ploy Comm 4 Student Teachers Day 2 LYNDA MARIE HAYWORTH Commercial Lynda likes orange Chevys Lett left left right left t Ht Y Spor s Da s Powder Puff Game 3 Executtve Comm 2 MARY ANN HERSHBERGER Acodemrc Mary Ann The grft of gab rs hers football fan piano plunker Buble Club 2 3 lV:ce Presj 4 lPresl Tru Hu Y 4 Chorus 34 Chotr 4 All Bladensburg Nught 3 Cap 8- Gown Comm 4 Baccalaureate Comm 4 HELEN LEE HARTLEY Commercnal Judy can be seen steppnng hugh wrth her twlrlrng baton sweet as sugar and pretty too angerettes 34 T H Y e Club 2 f JACK CLEVELAND HIGGS Academuc .lack Its lust the wolf tn me Are you out ol your mmdi' Gymkona 3 4 Football 2 lMonagerl All Bladensburg Night 3 Cafeterta H Y 2 -1 SALLIE ANN HARWOOD Academnc Reds Steak anyone? Quletness is my nature pleasing smnle and a pleastng per sonaltty Blade 4 lFoculty Edstorl Student Council 4 Prom Comm 34 Sports S 2 N H S P u Y 34 Sclence Club 3 ROSITA MARlE HILL Academuc Dee sweet drsposttron with a heart of gold Blade 4 Prom Comm 4 Sports D s 2 3 Intramurals 2 JCL 2 3 Cap 8. Gown Comm 4 Career Day Tr 2 3 4 f 'Sag 'N-1 Q... MILLIE ANN HAY Academtc M1 quret and sweet and loves animals outdoor grrl thnnks Canada ts great Student Councul 3 4 Ways and Means Comm 3 4 Gymkana 3 4 Al Bladensburg N ght 3 Prom Comm 3 4 Sports Days 2 34 Intro rals 2 Rufle u 2 3 4 DOROTHY HELEN HERN General Dottie likes basketball and coaches a team plans marriage rn .lune Lfve fast love hard che young and leave a beoutrlul memory Prom Comm 4 All Bladensburg Nught Comm 4 Stage Crafters Sec Trl H KENNETH GORDON HILTON General Ken lacltes man lf n trouble or m doubt run tn crrcles scream ond shout Mad about sports cars Stall on blocks Kenny? WW Blade 4 Amahl and the Ntght tutors 3 Los Horlzon Blodensburg Nught 234 Prom Comm 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Powder Put? 3 Nattonal Thespton Soctety 34 lPresl Senior Play Comm 4 1 'V S 1 f .4 3 X . - I fb A f' 'U' Q f Y? ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .MA ' ' ' , , R , , fi- i- 2, P p ' - ' , , . 'A ' 1 . , , I ' ' ' i , ' ' .5 . 2 ' Day 1 . . . 47 ep Cl b 25 Trl , , 5 l I 7 . ' , . . . , 1 Hi' , , ' 3. mu , J.c.L. 2,3,4, ' ct b 1 , iff- ' Tr'- 1 2,3,4, r y 2, T - A , ' f , I , it y , l . A 4, 2 i-Y 4: ' ' H H , . . I ' . . . U I . - . ' ' 'A H . vw , r ' 4, All 'A'-I ,J 'J ,J . -1 ay ,, ,...,p -',: .fi . , , ' , , 3,4, J.C.L. 2,3, i- ,3:4. 4, i4HiVY , , , ' ' ., ' . . K II - , 1 C, sr M .VA ' 4 A X M, t l' ' IKM. S , y wg 34 Q .15-.C 'SA iff JOHN CALVIN HINKLE Academlc Hlnk Some people like muslc some like food some like sports he likes them all' Student Councll 34 Football 2 34 Basketball 3 IJ VI All Bladensburg Nlght 2 3 4 Sensor Class Presudent Intramurals 2 Band 234 Dance Band 4 Bnology Club 2 lPresl H Y 2 3 4 Rltle Club 4 IPresl LARRY FRED HOFFMAN Vocatnonal Larry Its the car that makes the man or IS It the seafood, Band 2 JOHN HOWARD HOLLAND Academnc John Crazy man Watch out for flying shells digs Mad comfcs WW Student Councnl IConstItutnon and Electrons Comm Chalrmanl 4 JCL 2 3 4 IPubllclty Chavrmanl rTA 4 Sclence Club 3 Rufle Club 4 il iv--v is sk, VERNA BLAINE HIPONIA Commercual Fo Fr loves to dance lt really IJ a whlz ln the office Sports day 3 Q. BARBARA ANNE HOUSE Academnc Bobby Catch those blg brown eyes and blonde locks The future leads to Europe an unknown places Bode 34 Student Councul 3 r Bnolo C u 2 ce Presl Prom Comm 34 Pep Club ANN MARIE HIRRLINGER Ann Oh my goodness She plans to be In Foreign Service College Nught lRefreshment Comml 4 Rlfle Club 2 3 lTreasl 4 Tru H1 Y YR qu... EDWARD STANLEY HOVELAND Academuc Dvd anyone see Lost Hor:zon'9 stage Itghflflgc e clown wnth the fabulous whfte spot on hrs head' All Bladensburg N ght 3 Lught Operator 4 Bowling Club 3 Hr Y 4 L X JOHN C HOFFMAN General John .lom the Arr Force nght oft the bat wrll be a mortrclan later on Food doesnt make that much difference Stage Crafters 4 PATRICIA ANN HOGAN General Gabby Dvd you say you wanted your steak medium rare? I hurry not neither do I worry lookmg into her crystal ball there IS marriage' Lubrary 3 DO 4 Sports Day 2 T HIY 34 Lubrary 3 MARY LOU HOWARD Commercual Mary We see her as a com mercral artrst someday with a clean stroke Can we go to a Chinese restaurant for supper? Prom Comm 4 Socual Actmtues Comm 2 34 Sensor Class Pucmc 4 Pep Club 3 Trl Hu Y 2 IChaplaunj Student Councnl 2 Buble Club 2 3 4 FBLA 34 . . . . . . D . 4. . , -. , - I 7 ' .5 i- . - I I 35 . . . ' A L . ri- .- ,I i- '- f - , A ' A . . . No ' . kidding . . . She cuts the water ' . . , ' d ' - ' ' . . . th . . . E I I l 5 T ii - I ' , I 7' ', . . I ' . ' , . .. Hi-Y 3,45 ' gy I b lvl - i , ' , -. '. - , ,',, in , 2. -, ,,, LCA-214.1 It , ,., ix . 4 . X 3 f La LA' fl V f--, 35 'U 'ws ROBERT CARRINGTON HOWARD Academsc So loves hshsng and basket ba Go Bug Bob' easy gosng nature What dya say Frstz Student Councsl 2 4 Basketball 2 3 23 War Hsstory Club 2 Scsence Club 3 MARY ELLEN HUBBLE Comrnerasal Mary Ellen loads of fun cant help besng happy gsrl worth knowsng A T HY4 Pr Comm KATHERINE JEAN HUNT Academsc Kathy brown eyed gsrl who plays the plana and gustar a good friend to all never says good bye lust so long Graduatson Dance Comm 4 o lege Nsght 4 Sensor Class Trsp mm 4 .lCl. 234 Bsbl u F N A 2 3 4 llreasl Lsbra Club 3 CHARLES EDWARD HYAYT Genera Sonny It perssstance wsll do world ss yours Cub CHARLES LAWRENCE INGRAM General Chuck on easy gosng man ner a love for cars ss standard Dont take st so sersous Student Councsl 2 Catetersa 4 JOHN PH LIP HOWSER A acem c Schn use he s t 6' 9 V1 U NEW Of S EIT fl GVEV Sf? a 's you ve got a ner' JOSEPH THOMAS HUNT G neral oe Just call hsm sleepy head Let s get two pszzas Golly ss that your car? otbal 3 LlNDA RAE HURLEY Commercsal lsnda cool calculating and dangerous the most to say the least warm smsle Blade 34 Word Hsstory Club 2 BLA 4 Lsbrary Club 3 Bsoo ub 3 TrsHs Y 234 Club 2 Sensor Play Comm 4 Bowlsng Club 2 Prom Comm 34 Sports Day 2 Intramurals 2 Powder Puff 3 Ex ecutsve Comm 2 Office 4 Sensor T p 4 MARIELLA HYMAN General Bunny Shes never been thrown from a horse not yet love that Mexscan food radsant personalsty and a happy heart DO 4 Lsbrary Club 4 Sports Day NANCY ANNETTE IVEY General Nan always seen on skates loves pszza wsth sausage Sensor Class Pscnsc Comm 4 Cap 81 Gown Comm 4 Chorus 2 'E 'Os w-9 Y 'l o C'-v ARQARII IOUIA IAY YIUH IYII P1 qqy uh lv lvff 11 nr 1 DI q 1 r y fu: 1 I unyom loru 4 my u In 1 rcls 7 JACOUELINE M! E J! PII 1 Cornmorcuul Jackie U wizard on whrfl ef Ihe Yen pms grub uf please Oh Gu-I Thats U pon-mngf oo 4 aowumg Club 3 RICHARD ALVIN JENNINGS Vocchonol two Srr Lorners and -v, cokes If c I I I here? Dxdrvr you' real lvvmg mechonvc Junnor Class Exec Comm FRANCES VIRGINIA 'CP-INCCQ Gefwefc Mrke c ways Whois happen ng lvowcn food IH IAM .avvs 1 I In rx 1 , 'Il , fc riff V 4 rr ,Ll D V rl an Q ff-5 li- is '9- 1- L 7- A 5 EDWARD FRANCIS JONES JOANN ELIZABETH JONES Academuc Butch can be seen playtng that guttar Hvllbvlly musrc rs not dead' Football UVI 2 Baseball UVI 2 Bowling Club 4 RONALD FREDERICK KAUFFMAN Academnc Ronnte Anyone have any work they want done business school ahoy eats anythmg almost D04 VIRGINIA MARGUERITE KEHOE General Gmny always seen on skates or swrmmmg Crazy about rt DO 4 Commerctal Peanuts Heres one thats sure to make the bosss lap Pfzzas her favorfte and dancrng oo Prom Comm 4 DAVID NELSON KIENAST Academuc Dave Custom black Ford sputtm blue smoke and a blonde doll add them and the result will be Dave Student Councnl 3 lRepresentatnvel N H S 4 Watt RICHARD WILSON JONES General Jonesy shutter bug Cars he knows a lot about Glrls he knows better Scroll Whotogrophy StafYl4 Bowlung Club 4 World Hlstory Club 34 ELLEN EDNA KLEIN Commercial Ellen If sweetness was money Ellen would be a mtllronarre Blade 4 lSubscrlptlon Managerl Student Councul 4 lSocnal Act Comm I Prom Comm 3 4 Sports Days 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 Powder Pu Game 2 GAL 34 TrlH Y 3 wifi We , V' , 4 . ' 1 , I DAVID HAROLD KAY Academuc Dave Its better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a tool than to open rt and remove all doubt Student Councul 4 lAwards Comm and Career Dayl Sclence Fmr 23 4 Bowlmg Club 4 Scuence Club 4 Debattng Club 4 JAMES PHILIP KEARNS General P I I didnt do It Alls farr In love and war All Bladensburg Nlght 3 Powder Puff Game 3 lCheerIeadersl Sopho more Executive Comm 2 Ht Y 23 ROBERT WAYNE KLOTZ Vocatuonal o Navy here I come likes cars and seafood ing 4'- ROBERT MORICE KNISLEY Vocallonal 0 Couldnr care less except for hunnng and flshmg and Bladensburg grrls ROBERT GARDNER LEAHY RAYMOND FRED LANAHAN Vocahonal Ra You fry Io hll The cue ball flrsf srlly see you when the weather s better Yes we sure dvd whrp Norfhwesrern Ihls yearl Wresflnng 3 JOYCE ELAINE LATIMER Commercial Joyce Oh' Mama as clerucol abrlrfy plans Io be a secrefa y Ieffer wrller Sludenl Council 2 3 4 ISocIal Achvl Inesl ITreasl Semor Graduahon Dance Comm 4 F B L A 3 4 Buble 2 3 4 T H Y 2 3 Pep u 'V' Tw PATRICIA ANNE KNOTT Academuc a I drdnt get a IeHer today resrsfs everyfhrng buf femplahon G AL 3 4 Biology Club 2 Blade 4 Pe Club 23 Prom Comm 34 Sporls Days 234 Intramurals 2 Powder PUH Game 3 SIudenI ouncul 2 3 4 ISacnal Achvl :es Comm I I '23 JOHN MICHAEL KOVAL Academic Scar loves sports and gIrIs ears most anyfhlng Wouldnl I Bowlung Club 4 ROBERT L LAYCOCK Academic o a newcomer fo BHS Wear your prefrresf smvle glrs hes cute' Q-41' ROBERT ERNEST LEADBEATER Vocahonal Burch H I be a go c Marvne Does your radno worl Clncken rs a speclal Ireafl Bowlmg Club 2 3 L is... s If -f DANIEL KENNETH LAINE Vocational Danny If at flrst you dan! succeed grve up grrls 1009 Cafelerla 2 3 4 MARIE AUGUSTA LASANSKA Academic Mane svze 6 skates please one of 'he from office grrls German blond bombsI1eII Comm 4 Inlramurals 2 Academuc o fo hear to hear fo hear Im lust perfect WW Scroll 4 Blade 4 Sludenl Cauncnl 4 Foolball IMgrl 4 Baskelball IM rl 34 Baseball IMgrl 34 Science Club 4 H: Y 4 U '. A' .. Q , , 1 sf f UB bl. t U ' I P . . U' ' 4 'I . .. D ' 'I . A ' P ri . ,s C . I, . I ..'. 'N I . , . . , , ' ' . I Bible Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Prom ' 8b ... , , ' .: II' 'u ' H H - -' ell O I 1 1 ' Bb ... ' ,' I ., Club ,,: rl-i- ,g Clb ' ', 'I, 4 g. ,g . ,, 2. ' . 4 I- I 1 '- . J N fu T '. he QIII I A 2 I 'fi X I' if 39 ADRIAN SILAS LE BEAU General Al ' '.., likes sports steaks and the Air Force blues Cafetena 4 BARBARA JANE LEWIS Academrc Bobble black or brown hour? The plays the thing sparking black eyes sot spoken Blade 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Amahl and the Nnght Vnsntors 2 Gr Shy 3 Los Horuzon 4 All Bladensburg I ht 2 3 4 Prom Comm 34 Varnety Show 234 Mxnstrel Show 2 3 County Chorus F 34 Maryland State Chaur 2 34 A Capella Choir 234 Pep Club 34 NTS 34 lScrubel HIY 2 Cap 8. Gown Comm ALFONSO DOMENICK LIGNELLI General Buddy Oh that P O D lll answer thatl World Huslory Club 3 JOHN CARLETON LINGEBACH Vocational Jack Ive got a broken radlo Ex lt' Man' Wrsh I had that kind of spare tfme l r-1 CHARLES SOMERVILLE LOHR Academuc Sonny Push em back INHOCEUCG7 Hey' H Y lchaplaunl 4 Gymkana 4 Football 234 All Bladensburg Nlght 34 Basketball 234 PATRICIA JEAN LE ROI Academic Pat' '... easy going . . . has a srnie for all can be found dancrng and horseback rndlng L 234 Sceence Club PATRICIA ANN LIBERNINI General a Full of fun and mls c :ef oo omg thlngs she shouldnt do Blade 4 Student Councul 24 Prom Comm 3 4 Sports Day 2 3 4 lntra murals 2 34 Powder Puff 3 Sensor Class Comm 4 Trl Hu Y 234 p Club 4 JAMES CLARENCE LINDSEY Academuc lm Huhh' Thats the way It goes roll collar and I5 Inch pegs Cafeterla 4 Prom Comm 3 Class Exec Comm 2 4 ANITA CATHERINE LLOYD General Nrta Good teachers are hard to tlnd what a combination rt s spring and all glrls hearts are turnrng to their stomachs pfzza specifically TrnHlY4 FTA 4 Prom Comm 4 KENNETH LOWELL LUCAS General Luke Wlse and wntty good and true h s a real lrrend thru and thru Stage Crafters 4 , u v 4 7 34, Q f ini 'Y H., KATHERINE MARIE LUND Academnc Kate the greatest of grrls llle of the slumber party Silence IS golden as your harr Blade 34 Student Councll 3 Gym kana 4 Sports D ys 234 In a murals 24 Powder Puff 3 Scvence r 23 Bowlmg Cub 234 u 2NHS 34G 3Secl rl H F T A SARAH JANE MAC MILLAN Academic Sarah There IS a time of speak mg and a time ot being still Blade 4 Student Councll 4 tRepj Prom Comm 3 IRefreshment Comml College Nnght IGuldeI 4 S 23 Buble 2 3 4 BARBARA ANN IUSBY Commercial Bobby Love that strawberry blond harr .lust gain out wvth the grrls Student Council 3 Prom Comm 3 In ramurals 2 Powder Puff 3 Sensor Class Comm 4 Tn Hn Y 2 3 4 F B L A 3 4 World History Club ANNE MARIE MC CAUGHEY Academic Anne ls there a nurse rn the house? cat eyes warmest of smrles and friendly Blade 4 Student Councll 'IPubI1clty Comml lAwards Commj 3 Sensor Class Comm 4 Senior Class Trap mm 4 F N A 2 3 4 T H EMMA LOUISE MC CLURE MYRTIS ARLIENE MC ELVEEN General Commercial Shorty Every class has a Boney Maraney danclng little grrl about whom lt says stvll mad Man I dig that lyke water runs deep wow Chorus 4 Sports Days 2 Bowlvng Club 34 JOYCE ELEANOR MC FADDEN JEANETTE CAROL MC FARLAND Academic .loyce lovable lass wrth a lrkable smrle always a help whenever needed Hey Jet? wheres Mutt? Blade 4 Prom Comm 34 Sports Days 234 Intramurals 2 Powder Puff Game 3 Student Council IAC nvrles Comm 234 GAL4 P lSec resj Pom Pom C-urls 4 Sop Class Exec Comm 3 General Jeanette recklessness per somtled Ill plant you now and drg you later HIY 234 Buble Cub ELIZABETH ANN MC GARVIE WILLIAM RICHARD Mcl-IARGUE Commercual Acqdemqc Betty the luck and the looks I Dont hrt the baseball of the lrlsh bfg blue eyes a smllmg face and a qufet way Blade 4 Student Council 24 lPub Ilclty Comml IAthIetlcs Comml Sports Day 3 Powder Puff 3 Soph Class Exec Comm 2 Cap 8- Gown Comm 4 Sr Trap Comm 4 Awards Cmm 4 BBLA lTreasI TruHuY 2 3 4 too hard they mlght not be able to llnd At this point desires to be a hobo Who needs toad? Student Councnl 4 Baseball 34 Chorus 2 Hu Y 4 Bowlmg Club 4 i L 1. i 73' .FN Q 'Ds 'P IW xm-SR ef erm pAUL EDTSQN MC INTIRE MARY ANN MC LAUGHLIN ROBERT DALE MANDERS General Commercual Academuc OVANDER JACK MARSHALL General MARY RUTH MERK EL Whntre pizza for me has brg plans for a busrness of his own Havrng car trouble2 -allow me to assist you DO4 LOWELL CECIL MARTINDALE Academlc Marty wm a few lose a few I know Washington luke a book lm savmg myself no place luke Memphis Blade 4 lPhotography Edltorl Scroll 4 Prom Comm 34 Intramurals 2 3 Football 234 Basketball 234 All Bladensburg Nught 3 Golf 3 Track 4 Handbook 3 College Nught 4 Sr Exec Comm 4 Student Councul 2 3 Hn Y 2 34 lVuce Presl JCI. 234 Beology Club 2 Gym kana 4 'lr x Sai Mac Everythlng comes easy Mary Ann Asparagus as hen' Da e College s ln the crystal except work choice lf you glve her one ba or should rt be bowllng O K Sklppy Looking mto ba Oysters are hrs dlsh the future we see her as a house engrneer anyone? Wlfe Bowlnng Club 3 Boys State 3 Bownng 2 DO 4 3-4 BRENDA LEE MAST Academlc Brenda Lee a challenge to Broadway a drstlnctrve volce for musrc some carlll Blade 34 lAdvertlsung Edltorl Scroll 4 Amahl and he Nrght Vrsntors 3 Varuety S ow 234 Prom Comm 34 Sports Day 2 Intramurals 2 Dance Band Vocalust 4 World History Club 2 lubrary u 2 H Y FT Pep Club 2 WILLIAM ROBERT MAYH EW Academ nc 1 Musvc anyone2 Wonderful' Wonderful' Band 234 gl JOHN HARMEN MARBURGER Academuc Jack Everything ln mod erataon Theres always a reason Shakespeare s protege Student Council 24 Southern Md Regional Omcers 4 lPresrdentl orus 4 os oruzon Bladensburg Nght 3 Class Pres. dent 2 Prom Comm lDecoratlon Caurmanl34 BBC4NHS 4 e Club 4 234 Sclen Club 34 Debatnng Club 234 PAUL DOUGLAS MARSICO Academlc Pablo Holy mackerel dere sweet concert Help your self I own the yomt love that drawl oo ball 4 aseball Bla ensburg Nght 3 HIY lTreasl General Mary a real whzz on skates Look at her go If at flrst you dont succeed try ry again Gymkana 4 Prom Comm 4 Sports Days 23 Intramurals 3 Bowlung 3 T H Y 41. Q, D X ..- R 1 V x L' , ' . ., J If-.N f: lv f L. Helm , sr -1:-fl' ' I' , . . . l Ch , L v H ' 4, All a , -. lt' ts--..:...3,: Rifl 1 J-C-L , , 5 ' ce ' ' ' ' . , . . 1325. , , . . , I , M, A h . I I ' F o , is 2,3,4, All d 1 , 1 3,4 Q H ' ' ' ,, ' 2 : H l' 1 ' l1 , , 7 ' ' - I - ' ' ' 7 5 - , z : . . H f ' . ,I .4 Il .Y I I - , - Z1B'll ... ' .... 7 I F . .- , , 2 ' , . Cl b , na. a- 2,3,4g . .A. 2,31 . - , , , ' , , . , , . J.C.l. 2,35 rl- l- 2,3. X? - g -5: 1 f elf, . ' .- 1, . ' Blk' J V' - ' -Q' . 2 az I A , y.,l,'A - .. Y. Y'-Q I f f gi. , 5 l ' Vi -' 4 Lf . La , . 4 ' ' - 42 E. WILLIAM CLARK MICHAEL Vocatuonal Buddy Forerunner neat gu not a tlghter but a lover Student Councll 2 lAIternateI 3 lWays 8. Means Comml Gymkana 4 Football 2 lManagerI Powder Put? Game 3 lCheerleaderI Bowling u2H VIRGINIA RAE MONTGOMERY Commercial Gm likes racing and spa ghettl likes the fads at B H S Happy am I from care lm ree Powder Puff Game 3 Trl HI Y 3 RICHARD FRANKLIN MORELAND Academuc Drckle Doesnt thmk cars wrll go out of date pound those keys knows why the world goes round American cltlzen good solfd YN be MILTON CHRISTOPHER MILLER General Chris ls that a printing press I hear'9 lust the rlght type around the world IU eighty days Bow Ing Club 2 CHARLES LOUIS MILLS Vocatnonal Louie girls gfrls grrls usually busy domg nothing Sugarfoot AUSTIN THOMAS MORRIS General Bucky will carry Uncl Sam s mall alter he graduates ALBERTINE MAY MORRISON Academlc Betty Your radlant person alrty wvll give you mJch success rn your career os a social worker S udent Councul 3 lHandbook Commj Library Club 3 Buble Club 4 Vice Pesl JCL 2 in Q EMMETT EDWARD MOLLOY Academuc m reaching for the moon dunk lt Emmett lll take that D Blade 4 Student Councul 24 Bos all 2UVj 34 All Bla e burg Night 34 Prom Comm 34 Intramurals 234 HIY 234 Gym kana 3 JOYCE ELAINE MOORE Commerclal Pamela Wave that pom pom hrgh always seen t Tops eatrng a Srrlorner every boys heart throb Student Councnl 34 lSoclol Actnvu tres CommI Pom Pom Gnrls 4 Pep Clu 24 FBLA 34 lReporerJ Bnology Club 2 lSecretaryI Tru Hn Y WILLIAM CARLYLE MORRISON Academlc I steak swrss only Does your car need flung? Busrness men watch out here comes Ball Student Councul 2 Hn Y 3 4 Q , W, 1' . mb I ,, Ildns Clbgi-Y4. ,,1 ' a I .- .V U L! . I . . .F IAQ! b , Q. I . . . . , It 1 3,-1. ' mg -fig: I .Q 1 . . . V ' I I '. V b HBH., ' 4 m , . . ' , 4 . . ' e ' - ' : ' ' ici. 213. ' I 2,3, I ' r .5 . . . ,3,4. ' 5 '- , , l G. as m, I f R 3 ' fi-3 ' 'I . ' IW 5 43 if f 5-' lx T use LOUIS JOHN MOSCHETTO Vocational Gi Gi' ',.. the guy who's game for a gag , . . and always ready to take his car for a drag. WAYNE RONALD MULARI General Wayne He bowls a mean ame What as life without sports? Arr Force blues n oat o Bladensburg Nnght 3 Bowlung Club 2 3 4 CONSTANCE MAE MU RRAY General Connie She can flx my halr after beautrcran school Dont be sally She can even skate on :ce Those football games are wonderfull Powder PufT3 T H Y3 DO 4 GEORGE DONALD NASH Commercual George a real effluent worker e b cu lt ou Student Councll 2 lWays 8- Means Comm Chanrmanl lAthletucs Commj lAwards Comm J lReg:onaI meetmgj 3 lBunldlng 8- Grounds Comm Chmrmanl lReguonal meetmgj lMA SC Workshopl lMASC Vlce Presl INASCI 4 lRegoonal Workshop dns cusslon leaderl Bu County Code of Ethics Comm 3 Screenung Comm 2 3 Saph class Vnce Pres 2 Cheap er By the Dozen 3 All Bladens burg Nnght 2 lStage Managerl 3 Bowlnng Club 23 Prom Comm 3 4 Career Day 2 3 Bank 4 Safety Convention 3 FRANKLIN ROBERT OELSCHLAGER Academnc Pepper can be seen wrth a blue bomb a close friend and at the grrls houses Dont sweat Blade lCo Edltor Feature Sectlonl 4 Band 234 Pram Comm 3 Future Medncol Prof ssnan lVuce Pres 4 Publxclty for School 4 Publucuty for Jr Class 3 Pep Band 34 Sctence Cluh 41 Buology Club 2 RONALD CHARLES MOXLEY General Max , . . Cars are his pastime . , . loves to work on them , . , That's why he enjoys shop classes so much. JAMES MICHAEL MULLIKEN Vocational Mike Hey Fellow Now that you ve got rt apart lets see you put It back together medlum rare or well done ham burgers Intramurals 2 World History Club 2 Buble Club 2 Scnence ub JUDY MAE NAGEL General Jubfl Pass the nnk please Pom Pom glrl The nerve of some peoples children Llbrary Club 3 lVlce Presl Tr Hn Y 2 3 lPresJ 4 lCouncnlrnanl ep Club 4 Gymkana 34 Sensor Play Comm 4 All Bladensburg Nlqht Prnncessl 3 Bowlung Club 234 Prom Comm 34 Sports Day 2 34 Intramurals 2 Powder Put? 3 Pom Pom Glrls 4 BARRY RAYMOND NEWGENT General Whttle Anyone want to buy a share In business? pus a plarn ordinary hamburger Where are all the g1rls2 TERRY JAN OLDHAM Mouse Bag things come llttle packages swift nn game a true sport Student Councul 2 lGrounds Comml Lost Horuzon 4 Basketball 2 3 U V1 4 lVGFSIlYl All Bladensburg Nught 3 Natuonal Thespuan Socuet wlwlffl' Llllf it qi i' fps T1 'YN 'E' GEORGE BRENNAN O REILLY Academuc George Pleasure and actvon make the hours seem short Cool' SALLY ANN ORNOLD General Sally a frlendly krd and good school sprrrt Three guesses Sports Day 2 Buble Club 23 lMns nary Sect 4 FBLA BETTY JOAN OWENS Commercual Betty No Mrghty Mo s for me l lake Srrlomers What would you like me to cook? ld never belveve you made that dress ls that shorthand'-W2 Student Councul 34 lRecordung Secl Prom Comm 4 Pep Club 2 A IP es y N H GLORIA ANNE PALAZZO Commercual Glorra a sweet smrle and a wmnrng personalrty Go Mus tongs' Cheerleaders 4 Student Councnl 2 3 4 lCorr Secl lExec Comml lAIh letlcs Comml Jumor Class Play 4 lChorusj All Bladensburg Nnght 2 lSophomore Prmcessl Sports Day 4 Powder Puft 3 Tr Hu Y 4 tPresl Pep Club 4 LIDA JEAN PARKER Commerclal .leame Shell make a good secretary someday Thats nice Too bad Thanksgrvmg only comes once a year l lke turkey Library 4 FRANKLIN ROGER ORENDORF General Frank Need a landscaper anyone? a guy worth knowrng H Y 34 PATRICIA ANNE OSTEN General a Eusrness Law rs her fleld loves collecting records enyoys football LOUISE MARIE OWENS Academnc Marne Not Again Oys lk with ugh Laugh rt may not be funny but laugh Blade 4 Student Councll 234 lPubllcnty Ways 8- Means Soclal Ac Comml Prom Comm 34 Future Medical Profession 4 Ureasj Pe Club 2 JCL 23 World Hrs Club 2 FNA 23 TrnHn Sensor play comm 4 Career Day Guxde 3 4 World Culture Week 2 Intramurals 2 Handbook Comm DAVID BERT PARKER General Bert Hey Sundown How s about a game of pool? We can stop and get some pollsh sausage Oh never mmdl RONALD LEWIS PARKER Vocatuonal Ronrue Arr Force here we come to be a photographer or rodro operator All Bladensburg Nnght 2 17 urs 'F 'Ut 2 vw- cn-. QQ S- fw- Q' MICHAEL WELBORN PATTESON ROBERT JOSEPH PATTERSON Academuc General Mike Main man Make o Great Lakes and anchors mane an angel angel food cake awergh Girls are the most that IS Attention all colleges Frshvng and huntmg he lvkes heres a future prospect the best VICTOR GUIDO PEARY Academuc rc Dempsey spa ghettr eatmg ltalrano wrth a bull dozmg personalrty u gamers are hrs specralrty Gymkana 34 Football 234 All Bladensburg Nught 3 Hu Y 234 EARL BERTRUM PERRY Vocatuonal ex love that seafood Shut your mouth plans to be an electncnan after graduation lntramura s 2 All Bladensburg Nught 2 3 JUN E SUSANNE PETERS Commerclal June takes pictures of any thing and everything Give her a typewriter and shes happy one of our new Pom Pom Girls Blade 4 Gymkana 4 Prom Comm 34 Sports Days 23 Powder Puff Game 3 Pep Club 4 lHustoruanl A Tr H Y 1-Q LARRY EDWARD PAULICK Academnc Larry Romeo good humored tease frrendshnp per samfled Scuence Club 34 Lubrary Club 4 OLIVE MARIETTA PILLIOD General Rusty brrght eyes bright hair brnght bright personalrty Student Councul 3 Powder Pufl 3 D O Club 4 Blology Club 2 lTreasl Tr Hn Y 3 can 5 i? av JAMES ELLIS PEARSON Vocatnonal .llmmy welder from way back Dont sweat rt' Gymkana 4 FRANK DAROLD PERO General Pedro ready for fun and sports too easy come easy go Gymkana 4 All Bladensburg Nnght LARRY ELLSWORTH POOLE Vocatnonal Larry Shrrmp boats are com mg theres dancing tonight a friendly smile for all cute and shy All Bladensburg Nnght 3 . 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I 'Q' . 7 3 -,f , - 'Q Q- ' 46 1-1 r'F'f ' gf 4-is JOHN WALTER POORE Vocatnonal Jacky Ma I have thls dance9 Amt that sweet? man of many natlonalltles ELEANOR ROSE QUINN Commercial Drmples Life IS but a dream lrve lt well loves to dance Prom Comm 4 Powder Puff 3 O :ce 4 TrlHlY 23 ILONA FRANCES RAITALA General Ilona true frlend Theres none like her nonelll Blade 4 Rangerettes 34 Student ouncll G mkana 34 Bladensburg Nught 3 Sports Day 234 lntermurals 234 Powder Puff 3 Bowling 34 Pep Club 24 T Hn Y 2 3 4 'Ns GILBERT LEE PORTER General Spook road prowler drawmg personallty trees Student Councll 3 World History own hear' ,ds 1' Y f 4 gn.-0 JAMES MURPHY POWELL STEPHEN EDWARD PRESTON Academnc Jrmmy Sophomore girls have hum rn a whirl a man after hrs Club 3 Stage Crafters lPresl 4 Yr'--0' LUCILLE CAROL RAVO ALBERT A RAULIN Commefftfll Vomhoncl ou a happy heart and a plzza pool and pulp Serlously hopes to be a cabmet maker or carpenter T H' Y 4 busy mmd dellghtful com pound of fun and frohc Academuc Steve a fellow wlth a sports future Hey Hey Hey a gleam f mrschaef ever present Student Councll 34 Football 2 Basketball 234 Baseball 234 All Bladensburg Nught 3 Sophomore Class Rep 2 THOMAS WILLIAM QUINN Academuc Buddy Lets go man an ardent sportsman and a good sport HIY 34 Gymkana 4 Football 2 34 All Bladensburg Night 4 Cuteterla 4 JUANITA ELIZABETH REGALA General :z cheerfulness neatness and cleanlmess loves to dance and swrm Chorus 3 All Bladensburg Night 3 D O Club 4 3- 41' 47 Z V ., I I Q : 1' - X xl' I Y . Sv' H I VIUA Y , H , ,AVU 1 .. . ...a ' U - ' - ' - 0 I I - 1 . ' - - .1 1 111 111 1 Y . 1 I Q L' ' ff' 5 I- '- ,. tin? s 5 ' 11 Z t 1 4 V5.1 th 'v If .1 V 1 X 2 .s 1 .1 ' ..l... C ' 41 Y 11 All I ..L .. ' ' ' .11 ,1: AI -1- I ' - ' b 7 ,i ,g A . 1 1 ri, -- 'I' , I ru- - . . . . rx., . -, . ' 'K ' I , ' I' j . 2 fs is 'Z MARGARET ANN REGEON Academic Maggie . . . It you cut your finger, you'll know whom to see . . . How many pins can you knock over at once? Intramurals 2g Bowling Club 3,45 J.C.L. 2,3,4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN REXROTH Vocational Rex thinking of the Armed Forces as a career Eat the spaghetti Kid Football U Vl 2 Basketball U VI 2 Hu Y 34 Gymkana 4 CAROL MC DONOUGH RIDGEWAY General Carol Very good That hair is outstanding recently became a Mrs All Bladensburg Night 34 County Chorus 34 Amahl and the Night Visitors 3 A Capella Choir 34 Variety Show 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 LOWELL LAWRENCE RIPPLE Academic 1 Cool it daddy cool likes hot rods and drag racing Student C uncil 4 BBC 4 GALE ELLEN ROBERTS CHRISTINE ELIZABETH REINTZEL Commercial Chris' '.,, always at the piano . , . Gods . . . future looks great. Bowling Club 4. ROBERT HAROLD RICHARDSON General Bobby I thought everyone liked hamburgers I dont care You may someday hear this chap on the business end of a telephone ROBERT EDWIN RIGHTER Academic The Golfer a name that fit him to a is motto Never keep a diary e only result is disaster Golf 234 Football 2 lManagerl Stage crafters 4 RANDALL RODNEY ROBBINS Academic Rand Watch out for that car You cant buy something wit nothing with money either Six years in the Navy is a long long time GEORGE ANDREW ROBEY f 19 51' +45 .H General Gale quiet and sweet nice person to meet DO 4 Student Council 2 Sports Days 2 General .lunie baseball baseball baseball What s the pitch boy? never a dull moment Baseball 2 3 4 Cafeteria 4 Bowling Club 2 3 4 4 l 'U' 1 15 'vs ELEANOR KAY ROBISON Academnc Kay We ought to obey God rather than men quvet but there does homework faster than teacher hands lt out a e 4 S u en Councl lSocuaI Actnvltues Comml 4 lHand ook omml orus A Bladensburg Nnght 3 Prom Comm 34 Intramurals 2 College Nlght Refreshment Comm Chanrman 4 World Culture Week 23 JCL 2 3 ec F N JOYCE MONICA RODILL Commercial o tall dark mysterious dangerous when mad true to the end Student Councnl 2 Gymkana 3 All Bladensburg Nxqht 3 Sensor Class Rep 4 Sports Days 234 Bowlnnq Cu 4 GAL 34 NELSON FRANCIS RODGERS Academnc Ne Isnt the latest Issue Hot Rod magazine In ye 2 .lust a hamburger please How you doing? Need rvde to the game tonight? Ways 8. Means Comm 2 ALLAN NORMAN ROSENBERG Vocchonal Rosve televrslon bug loves sports can t wart graduate JACK LEE ROWLES General Jackie Hrs tame rs taken up wrth girls Anchors Awelgh WILLIAM WALTER ROBINSON Academic 1 High Lama of Shangr: la from lndrana Speak softly and carry a big stick Lost Horizon 4 Rlfle Club JOSEPH LEROY ROC ERS General Roy przza krng great artist good frvend Football 4 Baseball 2 3 4 WALTER RODGERS Academnc Walt Concentration IS the source of strength up to his ears ln work up to hrs nose rn water and swlmmvng medals Senoras pet peeve Scroll 4 lSports Edutorl Student Councul 2 lHandbook Comm 3 lAthletlcs Comm Chaxrmanl lPresldentl Southern Md Reglonal Omcers 3 lTreasurer SMASCI All Bladensburg Nlght 3 lGusdel Prom Comm 34 Intramurals 23 Dele gate to MASC conventions 34 Biology Club 2 Debatung Club 4 PATRICIA ROWE Patty A kind and gentle heart has she Her eyes por tray a happy person NANCY MARIE ANNE ROYLAND Academlc Nancy wishes that white nurses cap To know serve and love God Student Coun ul 2 34 Chorus 24 JCL 234 World Hnstory Club 2 Buble Club 234 Sclence Club 34 lLnbraruanl F N A 2 3 lVnce Presl 4 lSecl Baology Club Qs.: 6-f 5 yn-r sy -wg f-n ? -,SKI rfsl' tu.. MYRALEE MAXINE RUDY General Toot fan of musrc loves to wrne to guess who'9 and also loves pizza Sports Day 2 Intramurals 2 Powder 3 DO 4 Trl HI Y 2 JANICE LEE SAMPSON General pans always your friend Chorus 4 Sports Day 23 Buble Club 3 SANDRA ALICE SAUL Is- 129 ALLEN LEON RUSSELL GALE MARIE RUSSELL FRED WARWICK RYDER JR General Allen Good at those candzd shots Quite a Boys Club base ball player Z' ,.. General JOANNE SAVIA Sandy shes quiet GS G Commercral mouse but dld you ever see an oh ,O be 131 'nnocenl mouse' come on loves that steak Chorus 4 FN A 2 Trl Hr Y 4 us wanted a lavender dress it Q General Academrc Gale Worry lfttle study less thats my Idea of happiness mkana 4 TrnHnY 34 DO Lrbrclry Club 3 Little Beaver small but so IS the alomrc bomb always plays hard but fair urban 3 uvy 4 gvo . Bladensburg Nrght 3 Golf Team CHARLES WESLEY SANSBURY General through hrs life will spread hrs kmd words to others Bxble Club 2 3 lPresl 4 l SARA ELIZABETH SCHACHNER SARA MARIE SAVIA Academrc Commerclal Sally friendly and nrce Sam Hurd finger ,eh hand talkatrve But l thought that Oh Boy' A get It Are you sure the ammals are orts Day 2 FTA 2 3 Tn stuffed? 2 3 4 - ' C , Y A f 'A I '-1 f ll Qfqfl: x V v . ' ' GY 2 7 '- f 1 - - 41' I ' : 1 ' . Fo , . rs'tYl: All Puff 5 . . 7 ,3,4- ' 5 3,4. , 3 ' Q Jan , , , great with pofg and i Qi- Chuck . , . will serve the Lord 7 , 1 ' A , l F. I ' ' f , xx I4 Q1 . . . . . ' Jo . . . .... Ah, . . . 'I . O . . . . M lt, ' ' ' ' H ' ' . . . . . . ' SP 5 . . . , 1 '-Hi-Y ...ff . . I x 50 VINCENT STEPHEN SCHACHNER General fhe sky It may be a porolrooper anyone for PIZZUU sports lan LYNN A SCHENK Academic Lynn an ardenl collector of money cars and grrls are his rnferesfs LOVEE LYNNE SCHROCK Acodemuc Lovee sporlrhng eyes golden voice Do I look old? lllres fo toll: and does' Oh well Blade 4 Scroll 4 Sludent Councul aurmon ode El :cs Comml 3 lCholrmon Socxal Ad vuhes Commj Chorus 34 A Cap o Choir 3 Amo and fe Nlghl VISIYOFS 3 Lost Horizon 4 Cu s Comm 2 Career Day 2 Powder Puff 3 County Chorus 34 Varnely Show 4 Baci, Comm Chonrmon 4 Prom Comm 34 es: ii' 3 ROBERT KARL SCHAEFER Vocolnonal mechanrc vhrough and Yhrough The Yrend seems Io be foward przza Ploy hard boys Q4 14 JOHN ANDREW SCHAFER Vocahonal whos courageous enough Yo rude motorcycles seems to eo? most anyfhmg plans fo get a fob offer graduanng 'Y PAUL LOUIS SCHWARTZ General Junror money money money grrls girls grrls SANDRA LEE SCHWENKE General Sompens gorla go ou 50f1dY Ol? 9055 know whgf I megn loaflng persomfled DO 4 lTreos Prom Comm 3 DO 4 te fa- s-'EL 1-1:53 JL in KENNETH EUGENE SCHEMM Acodemuc our of life somehmes known The Tal ne a good romc for dullness CARL FRANKLIN SCHOENLY Academnc Car swims lfke a fish sfands on fhe flffh amendmenf Annopohs here l come WW ,,,s Scuence Club 3 ROY ALFRED SCUDERI Academuc Roy Dont swear If pushes a hot 57 Ford C' ' ' ' .ln- 2-'T 1 Q-- 25 g ,4 r ' Q-A Q' Q 1' . - f ' .,::.. ' f' . -1 wif' . ' - V , .w i F 'Q'-s, ', Binky . . . If you see a spol in Bob . . . yeah mon . . . a frue .lohn . . . One of these guys Kenny . . , gels a big bong ,.., ' ,.,a as 'lO .,, . , , I I Q Fl Q XX - 1 2 lCh' , C of h' . , ' , ' i' pell ' -lg hl I h H V H I b I i I , , . , l , A , ' . . . H H N U I . I ' 1 H ' V t .,, . , . . . ' ' . ' ' 5l Wa s lb- NXX JOHN ARTHUR SEVERN General Jack o sense of humor and a heart for sports Student Councul 2 Cafeterna ulde 3 otball lVarsutyl H Y 3 4 GLORIA ELAINE SHIFFLETT Academuc Gloria comedrenne neverll thumbellana Blade 34 Prom Comm 34 Sports Day 2 Student Councll lSocral Ac trvunes Comml 4 Intramurals 2 A 2 T H ALBERT RICHARD SIMMONS Vocatnonol lust loves homework When do we eat? an out doors sportsman a whiz at lmotypmg ROBERT EDWARD SLAUGHTER General Bo likes pool and pizza You couldnt meet a nicer gu All Bladensburg Nght 4 Class Officer lTreasl 2 Prom Comm 4 Ccfeterua 4 World Hrstory Club 2 H Y 4 LAUREL KAY SMITH General Kay the krd who rs subtle and sweet quiet and neat Dig those blue eyes Prom Comm 4 Sports Day 3 Buble Cluh 4 LINDA LOUISE SHAW Academlc Lfnda Her voice was gentle ond soft Open my ears to musrc for Lmda sings u ent Councll 2 Chorus 2 lStudent Conductor 3 County Chorus 4 State Chorus 41 Varrety Stow 34 Operetta 34 ost orrzon 4 Sensor Class a Comm 4 All Bladensburg Nught 3 4 Student Teachers Day 2 3 4 Pub Ilcrty Comm 3 Awards Comm 3 lClass Executive Comm 341 on strtutnon Comm 4 Bacc Comm 4 Announcements Comm 4 Hand book 4 JANET MAYE SHOEMAKER Acudemnc an let me see your home work plays the held at cunt te that avnt Irv: Prom Comm 4 Sports Day 2 In tramurals 'Z Powder Puff Game 3 B wrnq Club 4 Pep Club 23 Tn Y 2 RICHARD HARRY SIMMONS Academic Cherokee What can you say about a day that begrns with get trng up In the mornmg grrs gurls and more grrls Student Councul 24 Jr Class Vrce Presudent Soph .lr and Sr Class Commlttees Blade 4 HARRY GILMORE SLOCOMBE General ud We all have to go sometrme Ill be t VIRGINIA IEAN SMITH Accdemrc .leanre Chrrstran luke thought and deed and oh how she lrkes to read' Amhol and the Ntght Vrsrtors 3 All Bladensburg Nught 3 Chorus 3 Bble Club 2 3 lScrnpture Union Set, A llnbrarnanl -X VX-I -Q-Q 0' 3 1-.. 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B4 Qi '5 3 2 Ti' SARAH LYNNE SMITH Academnc Sally ll a pleasing person altty could be measured we would need an rnflnlte scale for Sally NHS 34 lvtce Presl PG Cou ty Safety Conventuon Chalrmon 3 Blade 4 lEdntorl Student Councnl 2 lClub Comml 3 lWays and Means Comm Chaurmanj 4 Sensor Class a Comm 4 Bacc Comm :rs State 3 234 Wor Hnstory Club 2 lActnvtty Chalrmanl Hu Y FT A Conventnon World Culture Week 2 College Nnght lGuldel 4 ALLEN CONRAD SORENSEN Academlc Babe a real hustler Ask those Bt County baclrslll Football 4 LINDA CAROLE STANFORD Commercnal tn nlce to know gfrltsh giggle a sanglng sweetie Student Councll 4lPubltclty Comml Chorus 34 Amahl and the Night Vusltors 3 All Bladensburg Night 34 Prom Comm 4 Sports Day 4 College Nlght lGuudel 4 Bacc Comm 4 County Chorus 34 A Cappella Cholr 3 4 Buble Club 34 Trl Ht Y 234 Pep Club 4 ROY HERBEN STETLER Vocotnonal oy Interested tn an electrrcal future rn the telephone company Be not overcome of evrl but overcome evll wlth good Chorus 3 JEAN ELEANOR STEWART Academlc Jean driving old Hortense .lean can be seen working hard for yearbook and such thmgs Blade lSenuor Pucturesl 4 Student ouncul 4 lPublncnty Comml lWays and Means Comml 4 Powder Puff Game 3 Prom Comm NA 34 F 23 Pep Club 4 DAVID MILTON SNIDER Vocatuonal Reds See you flying around Whatta way to go String strummer mf gentus an dfsgurse World History Club 2 Bowlmg Club 3 ta. RICHARD LOREN SPARROUGH Academuc Needle a red hot spark be hrnd every scheme He but of alright World Hustory Club 23 157 CHARLES MARTIN STEFAN Academuc Charlie Whos that strum mln who s that hummln Live for today walt for tomorrow Hylng high Football U Vl 3 RUSSELL GLLOYD STEVENS Vocotlonol Russ Farm boy made good Bowles Wall Rogers prgslun hero ,, Gymkana 4 Football 2 U Vl 3 4 lVarsltyl H Y 3 4 ROBERT ALDEN STEWART Academnc o tall qu et but a dead shot Watch out Wya Scnence Club 2 Rnt'le Club 4 lExec Ofticerl 3' ' ' . ' .HM 9 ' 5. , , , , , 5 ,A , n A . 1 Q : iq . - 1 , - Q. qltpzq - ' 5 ' I A v gf' PI y ' . , J . . 4, A on , J,C.L. , , , Id rn. 1 3,45 .. . ' 4 . . . l l va, ' A . y C ,f . . U ' 7 l ' 7 gin . . U, . X 4 . K I IQ.: R ' M -- Q - ' : ii ,. l .I I g' VJ' F fl-fri. A K QU' , '-sbt.. ,f . . . V' . . . m , wr , , A l 7 ' ' ,Q C ' 5 l 4 . 3i k- k I . , 3,4, F. . . 4, mum 2, , , .H.A. 53 JULIUS LAWRENCE STOMMEL Vocatlonal larry handy wlth the draft mg tools and a great player ln all sports ROBERT STOUT Academuc B0 pencnl ID one hand and a soldering :ron an the other Malo Sabor Scroll 4 Scnence Club 4 .S WILLIAM PAUL STONEBRAKER Academic Stony Mighty Mos taste good when you can get the blue Ford running llkes Sophomore grrls and workmg on cars Student Councll 4 All Bladensburg Nnght 3 Caleterla 3 4 Powder Puff 3 lCheerIeaderl H: Y 3 4 l 'Ui GERALD LEE SWEENEY GREGORY DARRYL swAuM Academic Acodemm .lerry Work IS a drsease Gregg l gotta llke Pl 7'5'C-' whlch should never be caught cause I have to be an engmeef Where would be be wlthout hrs life rs nothing alter yOU 99' Ford ' used to l Student Councul 24 Coleterna 34 Bowlmg Club 4 Sensor Exec Comm 4 C' 1- 'gp SANDRA ANN STONER Academuc Sandy Whoopee do hlgh stepper Wheres my homework? another day an other test Blade 4 Prom Comm 34 Sports Days 4 Intramurals 2 Powder PUH Game 3 Career Day 4 Gymkana P p ub 4 Bow un Clu L 2 in-f SONJAETTA SWICK Academnc Sonlaetta You re crazy Queeme plans to be a nurse muslcran Band 234 lSecl All Bladensburg Nrght 3 Dance Band 3 Pep Band 34 Bowlnng Club 4 Biology Club 2 FNA 4 Scuence Club 3 ec e Club 2 3 JCL L. CECILIA ANNE STOTT Commercnal Ce: the dancing Damsel the scrrbblmg secretary und the newly wed Mrs Dorsey' Prom Comm 4 Lnbrary Club 4 BESSIE LOUISE STRICKLAND Commercual Bess Put on a few drsks No krddlng anyone need a secretary'9 How about that'5' Student Council 4 lWays 8- Means Comm I JANET LEE SYLVIS Commerclal on oh those blg brown eyes never a smlle always a laugh Chorus 34 All Bladensburg Nught 3 Prom Comm 3 Sr Class ay C mm 3 Buble Club 34 Trl HIY 53 Y -,fist ' ' ' 4, e 'CI , I' 'g L1 4, lc. . 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y ,3,4. Hbuwla .. Q ., . 4, . . . . , , , , l I . , . Pl ' ,: ' ,z g g ' IS -lf 0 -2' ,J '-7 ' . ' . . . sibl , , . . . 3,4, 3. , Y , vrftf x . 54 4:4- 4-. 'Q' JOSEPH VINCENT SYMANOSKIE GORDON DONALD TATE ARLENE ANN TAVAROZA BARBARA ANN TAYLOR Academuc General oe gentle of speech bene Gordre Coo rt Mrk flcrent of mind I5 his favorlte Pass the cue EUGENE MlDDl.ETON THOMAS Ac demlc Tom A brush book o saddle and especially Rosemary will keep htm busy Scroll 4 llixchange Edltorl Blade 3 u ent ouncl lfxecl Bladensburg Art Contest 34 Bowl Ing Club 4 World History Club 2 IAMES MARVIN TAYLOR Vocahonal Jvmmre See you later gator future fn mechanvcs lies ahead l dont care what n ltr lust so its ca e please Graduation IS the most fmportant event thrs year 4 Sluden Councul 3 m kana 4 All Bladensburg Nlght 4 Prom Comm 4 -Q l Siege JOHN PAUL THOMAS Academic Johnny Mighty Mo IS the answer He dngs gurls wr someday be an example of Amer :can manhood Commercial Bootsle When Bootsles around cheerlulness rs an ep: demic termmatrng n incurable happnness Blade 4 lBusuness Managerl Stu dent Councul 3 lSoc:aI Actlvltnes Comml Gymkana 4 Prom Comm 34 Sports Day 234 Powder Put? 3 Ofllce 3 Bookstore 3 Jr Class Exec Comm General Barb Mnghty Mo fan e o lon me and lrsten records? a typrst from way back Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Prom Comm 4 JAMES SIDNEY THOMAS Vocatlonal James Watch out Navy here he comes I dont care what rt vs lust brrng on the food' 'W Bowllng club 4 ffT 'r RICHARD D'XON IHOMAS General rc second home IS the flre house last of the Mohncans The best thnngs come IH small packages H1 Y 4 Student Councll 2 4 CAROLE VIRGINIA THRIFT Academnc Carole short and sweet prrm and neat can be seen cheering the Mustangs to vrctcry Cheerleaders 234 lcaptamj Blade 4 TruH1 Y 2 34 Student Councrl 2 Pep Club 2 3 Prom Comm 4 Sports Day 2 4 Powder Pufl 3 Ky 1-7 n '. if ' F' i' ff- x ' y f N, , If . 1 f ' ' , ' ' ' . , . , , ' '- lik t 'i ' to Hi-Y 5 l V 5 Gy - I 5 - J- l- , , 5 . . l . I. 3,4. , l , , . , , r H H A 4- , ' : , l -1 V - 4, se d C 'I 2 . , 1 I ' f -1 Z i 1 . A M , , .,glf' E 4, l ' P 34'l..Qlff 1 ew l . J. 'Q' l , 5. '. f, '!'i47f V, r - 3 1 - 6 ,Q :sniff A t '- t kid s,t-J. r, ' . 1: ',. ,Q . 11,25 ' 55 vs, N ROBERT WELLS TILLER Academnc Bo Whether seen at work or at play r s plarn t see hes on hrs way to success WW Scroll 4 Student Councul 4 Par lnamentarlanj lMASC Delega el Dream Come True 4 All Bladens burg Nught 3 Prom Comm 3 lBand Chaxrmanl JCL 2 34 World H s tory Club 2 Buble Club 23 lNews uorl FTA 3 lVuce lPresl Debatung Club 2 3 4 N H S JEANNE DEMPSIER TURNBULL Acodem c Jeanne always dependable never a worry never a shout a future teacher A 4 Blbe Cub 23 lTreas lSecl HERMAN GERALD UTTERBACK General Jerry No matter how l used yesterday l recelved 24 hours today C orus 234 All Bladens urg Night 3 Buble Club 2 LINDA JEAN VAN ORMER Academxc Linda sincere and talented reading wrrtrng and quick wrtted and cute Scroll 4 lFeature Edntorl Blade 4 Student Councrl 3 lWays 8. Means Comrnj All Bladensburg Nught 3 lGuudel JCL 23 Prnsms Edutor 4 ESTELLE l.YDlA VER HOEK General Estelle read any good books lately? tus love that al Boston own anyone for song fest? Buble Club 234 Lubrary Club 4 Chorus 4 TH ELMA JO TOTTEN Commercial Thelma Goodness gracrous future secretary qulet but mce FRANK SHELTON URMANN General Mrclrey The Walcefleld Krd all Arnerrcan guy and my oh my catch these Berrnudasl Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball Y JOANN VAN DEUSEN Commercial Shes good wrth numbers Oh my gosh What radro statron d you listen to? Order przza for mel THOMAS STEWART VEILE Vocatlonal Tommy Vrrtue rs tts own reward So good grief don t resist anythrng except temptation BEATRICE RUTH VESPA Commercual Bea Man alrve e least one could say about this lovely ltalran dark eyed grrl Chorus 2 Prom Comm 4 Sports Days 4 , , , , . . 't' ' o . . . , . . ' l a : ' l ' Y I . . t F ' - ,I . . , t : l l Ed't p . .I . 2, ' lPres.l, 4 3,4. L F.T. . 5 ' l l , .l, 4 I 1 H 3,-1, Hz- 3,4. .AA X , V I JO . . . ' A v , n n O , : . Q h I I 7 b , . . . QR? C5 ,. 51 Q t . . . c ' , ' - 5' p 7 1 - : 56 r9w 36' if if syn-sn!! i 'U' CAROLYN PRISCILLA WADLEIGH Academlc Carolyn honey blonde wlth coy ways sparkle and spice unpredrctable pleasant tool Scroll 4 lCo Edntorun Chuell Blade 4 Student Council 4 lExecutuve Commj lPubIlclty Comml Prom mm 34 Sports Day 2 In murals 2 Sensor Play Comm 4 World History Club 2 Buble Club I lChaplaunj GEORGE VAN PELT WALDO Academac Van quiet gemus at work someday a great physlslslsls Football 34 lMgrI Prom Comm 4 Scnence Four JCL 34 Scnen Cub 34 Debatnng Club 4 Phl osophlcal Club 3 WILLIAM BORLAND WALTERS Academic 1 A drum a drum my kfngdom for a drum Musrc hath charms to soothe the savage beast Band 234 Junlor Class Show 4 Dance Band 4 Career Day 2 Pep Band 4 Powder Put? Band 2 3 Bowl Club 4 C MI LDRED WASMAN Ginger light hearted and content a good natured girl IS loved best GEORGE EDWARD WATSON Vocctvonal Buddy Whats Isle without glrls9 Sleep rs the best cure ,,g for anything GLORIA ANNE WAGNER General Sweets thrnks Sllm Jams are the mast Lets make the scene Shell make a swell nurse some day m Comm 4 F N A 4 J C L JEANETTE MICHAEL WALSH General Mvckey figures on working IH later years another tan Mr McFadden l wasnt aware that anyone didnt like musvc WILLIAM RANDOLPH WALTON Vocatlonol Randy There are many problems ID this day of ours les peclally plane geometryl but If we all had a smile lrke yours It would be a better world Intramurals Basketball 2 DAVID RIDLEY WATKINS Academic Dave another Fats Whaddoya say Ace? Wheres the party this week'3' Hell make a cute plebe Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Prom Comm 4 All Ba ensburg Night 34 H Y 4 J CL 2 3 4 World History Club 2 Gymkana 3 4 SHIRLEY WELCH Shfrley gentle to hear kmdly to judge offers smcere frfendshrp Y 5 'T' ty, 2-1. XJ a How can I with glasses Ln. ,5 JAMES ROGER WELLS Academlc Sabu a rebel from way back Srno oth JAUNITA ORDETTE WILKINS General Nita Those are my dancmg my fork Into my spoon or heaven s sake The Senior Prom was swell' T HIYJ PATRICIA MAY WILLIAMS Academnc on? Kansas Rander stayed on the white Ime omcer Walk me to the door Blade 34 IUnderclass Picture Co Edntorl Sludent Councul 34 lChcur man Social Achvutuesl Band 234 S 4 Bladensburg Nnghl 3 4 Prom Comm 34 IChaurman Band Comml Dance Band 34 Career Day 23 College Nught 23 Ir Class Exec Comm 3 World Hustory Club 2 FNA 2 If fm 'IZ' WILLIAM WILSON WHEATLFY JOHN CLIFFORD WHITE Wllllam Wel tts a long story Pass the chicken I have lots of spare tnme What are you dolng ton:ght9 IOELI. ILEE WILLIS Commerclal A beautiful voice No knddmg Chorus 24 Prom Comm 4 Sporls Day 4 Varlely Show 4 Pep Club 4 fx 9 Academuc C :ff But Conway Dance away your troubles But be prepared l am e spfrlt of the Classics Student Councll 3 4 IAwardsI Gnrl Lost Hornzan 4 Bas et ball 2 lManagerI All Bladensburg Nnght 234 Prom Comm 3 lCha1r m n of Tnckels and lnvntotlons Spanish Club 2 Bowllng Club 23 aptaunI NHS 34 FTA 2 lComm ChanrmanI National Thes plan Soclely 34 lTreasI World ory Club 2 JCL 34 lPre JUDITH EVELYN WINEBRENNER Commercial Judy Cllcklty cllck click go her fast fingers on the type wnter a glowing face and warm personality Blade 4 Sludenl Councul Handbook omm 4 Blbe 234 Bowm Club4 41-1 5 LM 'v EDWARD GUY WILCOX General Never gvve up the ship Navy bound DO 4 World Huslory Club 3 JOHN RICHARD WILLIAMS Academic Johnny Here goes another W en IH Chrna ea what e Chfnese do chow mem O rs mechanncs your pastime too? DO4 ROBERT OLIVER WINEBRENNER Academic Boober He may be quiet bu what a wrt For every occasion hrs remarks sure III HIY4 Q.- ,, E N ,,, Y Lk I I Q .I '11, ' N '- ' I ' C- wr . 1 l E H W, X x 4 I X I I ' I l . . . I, ' shy 3, , I k . O . . . M 4 IC ' 1 V , 2 . - - His! 5 I. . . , .I s.I. shoes .-.4..Then I twine it around X .C one yo IIBIMIV 1 . , Monkey I V I ' A A - F h ' ' , I th . I4 ' ' 4 ri- '- . , , , .2- P t . . . ' Nu. . , 1.c.L. 2,3 Ivfesg, 4, All , U b - . ' 'I .: I 't1O - -' I I 44- I-I ' . . .. ' I ' , 7 . . - I , I - 2 C . 5 ' I , , 5 I' g I I . ,qu .' . I, ,v 7 58 'ff -Qg 5 Academuc Altda truly dependable school spnrzt personffled top notch personality how about that platd blazer' Blade 3 4 lActnv:t1es Edntorl Student Councul 3 lHandbook Edutorl lHandbook Edutorl SMRASC 4 lSecl Class Omcer 2 lTreasl Prom Comm 34 Powder P Fl 3 Co Captalnl Sensor Play Comm 4 L N 34 lSecl Class Exec Comm 234 Colleqe Nught lProg Chaurmanl JAYNE YOUNG Commerclal Jayne offers sincere frtend hrp lt ts better to be happy than wlse Blade 4 Class Exec Comm 4 WILLIAM EDWARD ZACHEM Academsc 1 An honest man rn the noblest work of God Every day nn every way lm gettang better and better Basketball 3 Baseball 23 Student Councnl 24 Soph Class Ways 3- Means Comm 2 lCh.1lrmanl Col lege Nnght 4 NHS 'S' 1 ALIDA WITHROW VERNON ROSCOE WOLVERTON BARBARA JEAN YESBEK Commercual General Vernon no plans for future at Barb pretty as a pzcture present Good luck cats nrce frame too dtgs football the most z9' JACK ZANER Academlc Jack KN3ClE What a ham' wtsh l had satd 1 But tt ll rust Mr Hoffman' B nd 23 lVnce Presl 4 lPresl All a ensburg Nnght 2 3 Prom Comm 34 College Nught 4 Pep Band 234 Future Medlcal Pro essuon 4 Blade lFeature Co Edntorl 1 Fi BRENDA MARY YORK Commerclal Brenda The pettte gurl with a smvle and a lund word for every one Blade 4 Student Councul 2 lAltl lAwards Comml 3 lAwards Comm, 4 Repj Prom Comm 34 Sports Day 234 Powder Puff 3 Man aer GAL 34lTreasj Tr HIY 3 4 Bowlmg Club 3 4 Ureasl RICHARD BARNES YOUNG Academnc Rrch Thats a neat motor scooter lf theres money to be made Rich wall make rt Student Councul 2 Rnfle Club 23 Bowling Club 2 I MARTHA JEAN ZELLER Academnc Martre wvth must: rn her fingers and a certavn soneone ln her heart Scroll 4 lAdvertusmg Edetorl Blade 4 lUnderclass Pict Co Edutorl Stu dent Councnl 3 lPub Comm Chalr manl 4 lPub Comm Chanrmanl Chorus 34 Amahl and the Nnght Vnsltors 3 All Bladensburg Nnght 34 JCL 23 World Hnstory Club ecl brarnanl NHS 4 X SUSAN KATHRYN ZOOK Commercual ue loves to dance secretarial future looks great always a true fnend Prom Comm 4 Sports Days 24 Powder Puff 3 Sensor Trnp Comm Trl HI Y F ' K ' ' Swv - 'Q V , 4 X V' l V, ,' y A 4: ., t I: ., ' i 4 - . - - . , f : l I - -: -2 9 lr - -- , -2 5- A . , : U l - . 2 ' , -. 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C , Y X v- I 5 -. 59 pf FRANCES JULIA ZORN Academic Fran Buflf m dfmples cl big brown eyes seen rn e omb muflerlng You ool slow mororusls The bes friends Blade 34 lPublncrIy Edulorl Sruden Councrl 3 ISOCIQI Acllvxlue-S Comml 4 lClubs Comm Chcnrmcnl Cureer 23 Prom Comm 34 Gu: ence 3 oss xec Comm C unly S ence Four 2 lPubI1c y ourmanl Grrls Sole 3 ccc Comm 4 Lost Horlzon 4 Brology X PICTURES SHEILA ARDATH ALLAN BENNETT KAREN BERRY ANGELINA BRUNO MARIE CANINO KENNETH CASE EUGENE DUNN THOMAS DUROCHER ROBERT GRAHAM RICHARD GREEN ROBERT GRUDBERG RICHARD GREER GEORGE HUNTER WILLIAM JAMESON MARTIN KEARNEY JAMES LEWIS GLENN ROY ZUG General Zug Al presenl he plorrx to be o drrly ol plumber as secret plans lor lhe fulure Just one Mme World History Club 2 Powder Puff lCheerlec:derl 3 JOHN JOSEPH LACOMBE II General Johnny rndornvnoble spvrn a greor talker tremendous voice for rcdlo onnouncvng French rs lhe by word nlcesf smnle In the school defender of lhe Amerfcon m le rn ll? :Ia s of ock r would make c fine psychologasl NOT TAKEN 60 RAYMOND LEVY FRANCIS LEYDEN FRED MARKS CHARLES MARSHALL JAMES MATHERS JEANETTE MCFARLAND JACK McWATERS JAMES McVAY WILLIAM MOLLOY ROBERT O NEAL EDWARD RAILEY CARL RIGGS LOUIS VAUGHAN PAUL WAGNER JAMES WHEELER ROBERT WILSON ' . . . 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RONNI FRANKS VICE PRESIDENT AK A 1- ROBERT BALESTRI MARY BARLEY BONNIE BARRETT MARGARET BARRY HELEN BAXTER KAREN BEADLE FRANK BEALL MIKE BECK GRETCHEN BECKER DAVID BEEGLE PRISCILLA BENSON LORETTA BENTON CAROLYN BIVENS RALPH BLADES BILL BLAND LINDA BLANKENSHIP VERNONA BLASIER ELEANOR BORHEY LORRIE BOSCH JOHN BOSLEY ROBERT BOST DIANE BOSWELL HERBERT BOSWELL GORDON BOWERS LAB BRENDA BOWMAN JOAN BOWMAN H CAROL BOYD I JANET BOYER JANYE BRAGAN ERNEST BRAUND DAVID BREEDEN LARRY BRENNAN HOWARD BRITTAIN RACHEL BRITTAIN JANE BROOKS MARLYNE BROWN DIANE BRUGH ARTHUR BUCHANAN SANDRA BUCKEY BARBARA BURDINE JUDITH BURKE ROBERT BURKE -p-f TOMMY BURNS WILLIAM BUTCHER JAMES CAMPBELL MALCOLM CAMPBELL JOHN COMULADA Us I., LARRY CARLISLE GEORGE CARLSON NORVEL CARRICK DALLAS CARTER CLIFFORD CARTMELL ZELDA CARUANA MARY CHELSTROM NANCY CHENAULT PAUL CHESTER JAMES CHRISTENSEN JOHN CLARK ROBERTA CLARK EVELYN COGLE CLARENCE COHAN HAROLD COHEN DOTTIE COLEMAN MICHAEL COLLETT EARL COLLINS W KATHY CONWAY LELA ANN coox me COPELAND MARY covvocx Jovcs cons1N Rossnr cono L AA A I DONALD COX BARBARA CRAFT PAUL CRAIG BETTY CRAWFORD JANICE CREELMAN SUZANNA CRISTOFANE 63 KN 1 - 11 A ' xy. js ' Y. 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In 66 JO ANN LEITHER TERRY LESTER NANCY LETTMANN DORENE LEVY MARTIN LEWIS MELVIN LEWIS HAROLD LIEBERMAN BILL LIGGETT TOMMY LINDENBERGER JERRY LISENBEE TOM LITTLEFIELD ERNIE LIVINGSTON RALPH LLOYD LENNARD LODOWSKI SANDRA LOGESTON THOMAS LOVINS JANET LUEHRS NANCY LUSBY 4A do STEVE MCKISSON JIMMY McMAHAN KATHY McPHEARSON MARTHA McVEARRY CARL MEALO JOYCE MEREDITH JOYCE MERCER SANDRA MICHAELS BOBBIE MIGHT JOAN MILLER SANDRA MILLER BECKY MILLS STANLEY MITCHELL ELAINE MONTAGUE KAREN MOONEY CAROLYN MOORE GEORGE MORGAN BUCKY MORRIS .BWIMHI F .A A f 144 I 1 A 5.41 ROBERT LUTZ SANDRA LYLE DAVID LYNN JOE MADDOX PATRICIA MALLON JIM MANNESS DAVID MARCOS BARBARA MARK KAREN MARLOW LARRY MARNELL LORETTA MARSICO BERTHA MARTIN GEORGE MARTIN BUTCH MARIE HARRY JAMES DORIS MASTOR MATTH EWS McCAIN MCCARTER MCCOY PAT MCDANIEL PAT MCDERMOTT GEORGE McDONALD MIRIAM McELVEEN MOLLY McGAUGHY MARY JANE MCKINNEY 1.1 VJ. A. N- tibgg., , , , I .. HIIII 9 , T .49 ' f- ' D 1. ,- I I fl! 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'Pa JANET ODERY SHARON OFFUTT JACQUELINE OLDHAM GRACE OWENS GAIL PACE SANDRA PALFREY JOSEPH PARRISH TOM PARRISH BETSY ANN PASE DIANE PARYS MELVIN PATTERSON BETTY PAYNE NANCY PELL DENNIS PERKINS MARY PETTERS GEORGE PFEIFER JOHN A PHILLIPS GEORGE PIATT CAROLE PIPPERT DONALD PLITT ROBERT PLUEBELL CHARLES POOLE EVELYN PORTER LAAL AA., Ol' I1 D- .1 CARL MOSESMAN JOHN MULLICAN SANDY MULLICAN JOHNNY MUMAW RONNIE MUMMERT JAMES MURPHY MARTHA MURPHY PAT MURPHY CAROL MUTH JAMES NAGEL BETTY LOU NASH MARY NEHER DAVE NICHOLSON MARGARET NIEMANN JAMES NOLAN JEAN NUTHALL MARIE O BRIEN JUDY OCKER L I If aff s-. 'H fi' ea ,Q 7 of if? rv' IQQ' PEGGY PRYOR LARRY PURDY TOM OUARNSTROM BARBARA RABIN DAVE RADCLIFFE MARGARET RAGAN JOE RANDOLPH SUSAN RASMUSSEN HELEN RAWLINGS JOSEPH RECKLEY BETTY JEAN REED CHARLES REED ROBERT REILLY GENE REINHARDT PAT RENZI DESMAND RICHELSEN RICHARD RICHELSEN GEORGE RIEFLER P' -. , 'fl Q A I 'TN , f -TY A -NI A 'T .' , ,- ' K L !. , . , I v K kj , Y Y L. , A 9 lic T' 'S F -,J 4 aw L ,- 5 . .I - ,N qw' lf it A 1' 5- 1 A' K A .bi I 4. .- J I I f Ta S 'T ' I IAQ , 'Z' -' ' ' - 1 'l ti' ' Sb lm Y Xb' I . ,:!f ff' 1 P i ' G Y ' Y - M Y f 'T L -g.4..,5- ' , ' Q 'd QL, A ,P . Q ff' ' ' I h ' ' S I 3, +1 , ' m 0 ,. ,i dh 'Q P' . ' a. Q 4. W 1 , JOHN PHELPS D 'Z' S I Y , EJB - so ' I 5 .4 f vi ,' I V A i, I wig '-Q XL- .I .Jef I ' ff' I fr J : Nj - ,ff - ' f' . .- 'f C 5 ' n 'I -T' PX is X f , I , , xql Is , f QQ . A, VY an , 4 ' I Y A ,kk I : 5 , - .. I -5 ,- 4 1' T - ' ' Q A If I A x , X I f c ' S ' , .1 SL 5 fs' I-s'. I I Q : - R I In , -,Z -. ' ' . 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VALERIE SCHILLING KARL SCHERER WILLIAM SCHLICHTIG JANET SCHMIDMAN SHARRON SCHUH MURIEL SCOTT ROSEMARY SELBY SANDY SEUFERT SHARON SHADE EDDIE SHANHOLTZER NANCY SHARPE WILLIAM SHARPE WILLIAM SHEETS BARBARA SHEGOGUE LEE SHELTON GLORIA SHINN JACK SHRIVER BOBBY SCRUGGS ROY SIMMONS CAROL SKUCKO CAROL SLANKI JERRY SLATTERY CAROL SMALLWOOD 1- Fi 'lp A 1 li lil I5' .3 WI 'L f L I ,T 'S A T x I ' Y I E5 I nf .- . n' f I I Ig ' ' 'I ' ' I'. , I I I J 1 . A I 'S 1' -2- ' -' .. .. , 1 ' J Xl: . I 'l Q I +, . ' K 1' X , ' 3' I ' E ,-gf.. Q 3 'I . C7 1 1 15 Y ., S A I-' , S I f L W ff I Y v .4 . -Q A ,T H lk F Q, .- C an f L xi. Tk- fix x ' . ,I 'xr' ' X I 4 - A . - J L1 I- , L ' ' ' - S ' I C an fc M ' - ' ' ' Q' Y' .- E ' ,x th f' SANDRA SLOCOMBE 'Q A I ng' if A V ' A ' ,Q .. Q 1, - v Q , A I . I C L ' Ti , X EJB ' , H' X ' D' I I - 5 . .4 'W I ' A 'I v Q v A H K, Y Y N ,I X , hr .. ' ' . ' ,gk ' cf . - . A . 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K tus 1 AM LINDA TURNBULL ERNIE ULRICH MIKE VAN DALSUM ROBERT VAN NATTA LORRAINE VAUGHT JUDY VIPPERMAN RICHARD VITO PATRICIA VLAHAKIS DAVID VOGTS GRAY VOLLMER DENNIS WAGNER JAY WAGNER JAMES WALLACE JANET WALLACE RONNIE WALLACE DONNA WALSH MARTHA WATERS ROGER WEISS ROY WELHAM JOHN WELLS RICHARD WELLS JUDY WENTZ AURA WERT W, v I I.. -Q. 1' 4' . ' X ' b I I Q , lljfy, in -. p we V S j f tx - A I ' ,rg T I' k 1 a v nv ' V F4 - V s . ' -rf xx' 1 AV .235 ', , 1 ' 5 ' ' - iIf ,1. f A A I f f . .4 4' ' E E- -,'?fr jF' 'A V. .N E IAN 'L ' E' I' 5 ' ' w 1 , v I , l ei , Q Y , J dp 'C A ,R -.:2-'5?TI5i- 1 ' ' , W - I I Q , In 'V I ' I 7 ' v I M W x I xt ' ,' ? 1 I fl K f 'X I In I . I MARTIN WALKER . - ' ...Y ' i4'i WA X Q S . , 'V . . , 1 U.. . ,Q V -A vi 1 v .. , X! , A ' J ' 5- ,. If 'J' V I J' , ' I -- ?:4YI' . he I 4 J' , ZS ' I R ' K Ac Y , N I , . ,. , Q v Q , l Q 5 Q D ' I f if 1 Asuifth . ik, .' '1-' ' sf I- .iv 4 'P .Ju . p-Q.. 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Y-. -l Y I R Qi' lb f f 3 -G , ,I :S -' - I fx I u X I '- ' BILL ALLEN CHARLES ALSOP CLEVIS BAKER VIRGINIA BARNWELL BOBBY BEAVERS SHIRLEY BEST RONALD BLAIR LEO BONINI PAUL BRAGAW RAYMOND BROTHERS PATRICIA BUSHONG RONALD BUSSARD WILLIAM CAMPBELL WENDELL CARMACK MARGARET CARRICO DOROTHY CARTER LAWRENCE CARUANA PAULINE CASPAR GERALD CECCARELLI BASIL CHACONAS ALAN CHAIS JANICE CHIVILLE ALAN CLARK ROBERTA LEE CLARK BEVERLY COFFMAN FREDERICK COGSWELL JIMMY COMPTON DORIS CRAFT WAYNE CROSON ROBERT DELAWDER GREGORY DENT ALICE DONNELLY HUBIE DONNELLY BEVERLY ELLIOTT GORMAN ENSOR 4 I CAMERA SHY GAIL FANT MARY FLEMION GEORGE FURMAGE BONNIE GANEY SUSAN GAUCH VERNON GODING RICHARD GREEN JUDY GREGORY STEPHEN GRIER JOAN GRUBER WILLIAM GSCHEIDLE JOHN HACKLER ELIZABETH HAMILTON HUGH HARRIS DOROTHY HARTMAN LYNN HAST ARTHUR HEATH ELLEN HEILMAN MARY HENSON LINDA HERZIG BEVERLY ANN HICKEY ANDREW HIGH ELBERT HILL HARRY HILL RON HILTON ROBERT HOLLAND MIKE HOLOBER ROBERT HOWES NEIL HOYLE HUGH HARRINGTON PEGGY HUGYA HOWARD IRWIN MARY LOU JAESCHKE ETHEL JOHNSON STEPHANIE JOHNSTON CLIFFORD KAMPHREY REVA KAY SHIRLEY KEARNS RICHARD KIRKPATRICK WILLIAM KITCHUM FRED KLAIBER JOYCE LAY RICHARD LEE MARGARET MAGUIRE ROBERT MATTHEWS PAT MCDERMOTT THOMAS MCLERAN JERRY MEBRTENS BRUCE MILLER JEAN MOORE EARL MORRIS MARTHA MOWER CHARLES MAXLEY ROBERT MULL RONNIE MUNDY JAMES D MYERS ANN NORDWALL JIM O NEIL MAX JONES AURENEE PERRY MARIETTA PILLIOD DAVID PITTMAN KENNETH POPE ED POWERS PEGGY PRYOR RONNIE PUGH WILLIAM RAY RONALD REESE BONNIE REID ROBERT REILLY PATRICIA EOBBERT TOMMY WINGERT RICHARD WOHL DIANNA WOOD HARRY WOODELL JOAN WOODRUFF ED WOODS WILLARD WORYK DAVID WRIGLEY NATALIE YOPCONKA RICHARD YOUNG HARRY ZICHTERMAN RICHARD ZIER BOB ZIMMERMAN BONNIE ZIMMERMAN MARTIN ZIMMERMAN JAMES REYNOLDS GEORGE ROAN DOUGLAS ROGERS JAMES SANDY VIRGINIA SANFORD MARY SARTAIN HEDY ANN SCHALTZ LINDA SCHOFIELD BARBARA SHILLING DONALD SKILES PRISCILLA SMITH RANDALL SMITH BARBARA SNYDER DICK STAWSBURY JOHN STEWART STEPHANIE STOREY DONALD STUDEBAKER BILL STULE JAMES SULLIVAN WILLIAM SUMMERS ROSCOE TIPPETT JANET TITUS TOM TRAINUM LESTER TUCKER ELLEN TYDINGS JERALD VACCHIO JERILYN VAUGHAN DANIEL WALTON ROGER WARWICK JESSIE WATERHOLTER LINDA WHITE MIKE WILKINS JAMES WOODWARD WILLARD WORQK YVONNE ZIMMERMAN l 'N , ' I I T 1 ' In Ay I ' 4 lI I -1 Ib In 9 f I , w I -TI -. - - ' 3 'f HUGH YARRINGTON 1 J I an f I. I .0 f.. f v I Y' X ,f I W I ,TIF I ll Il 86 The Key to Service i l I i 1 .5 ,7 The Key to Service opens the lock to man t y ex ra-curricular school activities found at Bladensburg. These activities are very important in the functioning of the school and in the development of every one of us in the school. When looking through the door opened by the key, we may find an activity which falls under any category which interests us. Our interests may lie in the field of science or in th f' ' ' e meld of music, in the study and practice of government or in the participation of sports. We may find a club which satisfies our spiritual needs. We may enioy dramatics, public speaking, ancient history, or the world's cultures. We might wish to study and plan for our future profession. These clubs and other opportunities found at Bladens- burg are for us to enioy as well as giving us an opportunity to develop leadership characteristics. lt requires only an active interest from each one of us to turn the Key to Service. 87 O-I J ' 1.4- GF!! is D 5' YEARBOOK EDITORS--L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Pepper Oelschlager, Jack Zaner. 2nd ROW: Martha Zeller, Sally Smith, Mr. Zugay, Beverly Filbey, Lowell Martindale, Ellen Klein, Bootsie Tavaroza. 3rd ROW, Sallie Harwood, Pat Williams, Karen Hart, Brenda Mast, Frances Zorn, Alida Withrow, Ross Carrick. BLADE Editor-in-chief . . . . . . . Activities Editor . . . Advertising Editor . . Art Editor ...... Business Manager . . Faculty Editor . . Feature Editors . . . Photographers . . Photography Editor . . Senior Pictures Editor . . Sports Editor ..... Subscription Editor ..... Underclass Pictures Editors Faculty Advisor . . . . .... Sally Smith . . .Alida Withrow . .Brenda Lee Mast . . .Beverly Filbey . .Bootsie Tavaroza . . .Sallie Harwood Pepper Oelschlager Jack Zaner . . .Ross Carrick Dick Simmons Bob Righter .Lowell Martindale .. .Karen Hart . . .Andy Grose . . .Ellen Klein . . . .Pat Williams Martha Zeller . Mr. Vincent Zugay Qfx PEPPER OELSCHLAGER and JACK ZANER discuss the merits of the picture The Blade is a lasting record of the school year. lt contains pictures of students and faculty, as well as pictures and articles on each of the many organi- zations at Bladensburg. The Blade staff is composed of seniors, who are the various editors, and a few juniors, who observe the proceedings for their tasks of the following year. This staff works from Sep- tember till June to produce a yearbook of which the school will be proud. 88 . 1 '-4 n-4 KEEPING THE DEADLINE Karen Hart Martie Zeller Sally Smith and Alida ANDY GROSE buys the dole, and Ellen Klein. YEARBOOK STAFF L to R BOTTOM ROW Mr Zugay Beverly Filbey, Frances Zorn, Sally Smith, Pat Williams, Brenda Mast Sallie Harwood 2nd ROW Alida Withrow Ross Carrick Pepper Oelschlager Jack Zaner Lowell Martindale, Kenn Hilton. 3d ROW B bb' T K y r , o ne ayman aren Hart Bootsie Tavoroza Ellen Klein Mary Elsie Dorsey Irene Cady Mary Coppock Gaul Pace 4th ROW, Rosita Hill, June Peters, Joyce McFadden, Jean Stewart Lovee Schrock Judy Winebrenner Kathy Lund Kitty Bower Betty Bredekamp .Sth ROW Barbara Johnston, Ilona Raitala, Georgette Glazer, Betty McGarvie Anne McCaughey Pat Knott Marie Owens Sandy Armlger If 25' '- , Ev -ff 5 Q? J.. a-K QC an ,V an . ,, o 57 G 5 K i 'femjia 'Il .. .. -av' IN nfl Yr' 9 v fi- 6 v,-SW Qi ec- -' O6 2 ,ftp 7 3 STUDENT COUNCIL-L to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Alida Withrow, Martha Zeller, Betty Owens, Joyce Latimer, Walt Rodgers, Vernona Blasier, Bob T'lI . 2 d ROW, Joan Johnson, Frances Zorn, Jerry Freedman, Phillis Buddington, Betsy Strickland, Susan Rasmussen, Candy Shuman, Carol i er n Hall, Betty Lou Nash. 3rd ROW, Corothea Farrell, Judy Johnstone, Dale Devey, Sally Smith, Carolyn Wadleigh, Joan Culver, Esther Annadale, Jo Ann Leither Gail Swenson, Loraine Rupp, Sharon Rosenberger. 4th ROW, Jeene Neel, Sandy Chew, Sue Schuh, Sandy Marcus, Jean Stewart, Ch ' t'n Johnson, Beverly Brown, Loretta Marsico. Judy Wallace, Pat Williams, Jeri Jessell. 5th Row, Todd Corbin, Dick Simmons, Jim Maness, HSI e John de Lathouder, Bill McHargue, Emmett Molloy, Bob Howard, John Koontz, Marty Walker. 6th ROW, Tommy Burns, Allen Littlefield, Jim ' ' P Nagle, Howard Krakow, Larry Ripple, Bobby Green, Steve Hart, Ralph Barrett. 7th ROW, Ronnie Gallegos, Bert Keller, Steve reston, Luther Fennell, Don Webber, John Richards, John Holland, Gordon Shearer, John Reed. STUDENT COUNCIL Bladensburg Senior High School has one of the most active Student Councils in the state. The Student Council sponsors many school proiects in order to help better the school. The Student Council's Motto is Make the Right Popular. The 9 offices are President, Vice President, , . - ' ' Corresponding Secretary, Recording Sec- retary, Treasurer, and Parliamentarian. Each homeroom elects a member and an alternate to be its representatives on the Council. The Council has twelve standing committees. Every student in Bladensburg is encouraged to become a member of one of these committees. l'F'1t 1 1 THE OFFICERS PLAN ANOTHER MEETING-L. to R.: Joyce Latimer, Treasurer, Vernona Blasier, Vice President, Walt Rodgers, President, Bob Tiller, Parliamentarian, Gloria Palazzo, Cor- responding Secretary, Betty Owens, Recording Secretary. 90 THE REGIONAL OFFICERS-L. to R.: Jack Morburger, President: Alida Withdraw, Secretary, Martin Goldsborough, Treasurer. Y, Zi r SNS :Z V' Ci' a.. - 3 'T This year Bladensburg holds the offices of Presi- dent, Secretary, and Treasurer of the Southern Maryland Region Association of Student Councils. The Regional Association consists of five counties and tries to help the Student Councils in these counties meet and solve common Student Council problems. iii .1 41. 'aff' ' udtiefliii NORMAN ECKERT plans for another Student Council Dance. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, John Hinkle, Sally Smith, Mr. Dusman, Gloria Palazzo. 2nd ROW, Martin Goldsborou h Pat W'II' F Z ' - g , i rams, rances orn, Joyce Latimer. 3rd ROW, Martha Zeller, Sharon Gantt, Joan Johnson, Betty Owens. 4th ROW, John Holland, Carolyn Wodleigh, Steve Hart, Norman Eckert. 5th ROW, Bob Tiller, Gene Noll, Jim Maness, Alida Withrow, Walt Rogers. Q 4. ' n ., N- .fl 1 Were , .r ,l-sf: 1 ., L- V Q1 f Lsllff A R s Tr V ilk? N K li SCROLL STAFF L to R BOTTOM ROW E gene Thomas, Stelany Grime roly Wadle gh Da e J Ka en Ha Ma th Zelle 2nd ROW n W t Ro s G age Botel Mary Elsie Daisey, Ruth B n Lnd Va Orme SCROLL . .Stefany Grimes Carolyn Wadleigh . .George Boteler, David Jewell Mary Elsie Daisey .Linda Van Ormer ennick, Karen Hart . .Walter Rodgers . . . . .John Deck . . .Bob Stout Business Manager ..... Irene Cady Advertising Manager .... Martie Zeller Exchange Editor . .Eugene Thomas Distribution Editor ..... lrene Barker Reporters . . .Sonny Mosier, .lo Ann Leather Gloria Wagner, Gail Swenson Carolyn White, Donna Casey Bob Tiller Jeri Jessel, Robert Printing Staff ..... Dave Jewell, George Boteler Russ Stevens, Calvin Bruce Al Simmons, Bob Knisley Advisers Miss Therese Ann Olson Mr Quay Franklin Taylor -tr 'va N X-CJ. x',.,J Q2 EXCHANGE EDITOR Eugene Thomas with some f the many papers the SCROLL exchanges with other schools Bladensburgs monthly student newspaper the SCROLL has been published since 1936 The paper as a member of the International Quill and Scroll Society the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Maryland Scholastic Press Association Editors and writers serve for a year on the Senior stat? and for three months during their Junior year All members of the staft are students in the lournal :sm class. The SCROLL keeps the students informed of the activities and happenings at Bladensburg. f JOHN DECK takes another picture for SCROLL IRENE CADY gives Steve Johnson this month's edition of the STAFF WRlTER5f l. 90 R-, Brenda Must, Jeri Jessel, Donna Casey, and Gail Swenson SCROLL. discuss the next issue. Al Ap, 93 sl! ll lg Ill! use . - ' b rv'-I - -R--. PM .v,,,,,., 4 ll S 'th S ll' Harwood, Kitty Bower, Joanne Goodwin. 2nd NHS-l.. lo R.: BOTTOM ROW, Alida Withrow, Kathy Lund, Beverly Filbey, Sa y mu , a ie ROW, Jane Harrison, Betty Owens, Martie Zeller, Felicia Fretz, Kay Robison, Sarah MacMillan, Mary Ann Hershberger. 3rd ROW, Cliff While, Pat Williams, Frances Zorn, Mary Elsie Daisey, Lovee Schrock, Ruth Bennick, Guy Comp. 4th ROW, George Van Waldo, Bob Tiller, Jack d D K ' t, Bill Zachem. Marburger, Jack Zaner, Paul Jacobson, Jim Halstead, 5th ROW, David Kay, Bob Howor , ave elnas NATIGNAL HONOR , SGCIETY li PLANNING THE SPRING INDUCTION are Bill Zachem, Bob Leahy, .lack Zaner, and Beverly Filbey. The greatest honor bestowed upon a student at Bladensburg is to be inducted into the National Honor Society The members are chosen on the basis of scholarship leadership, character, and service The National Honor Society holds two tnductlons during the school year BOB HOWARD and SARAH MAC MILLAN carry the candles symbolic of the N.H.S. T7 xx 3 G? ,. '-H -1 ' l FTA-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Mrs. Lowe, Bob Tiller, George Eftinger, Betty Nash, Pat Ganley. 2nd ROW, Martha Zeller, lovee Schrock, Jerri Jessel, Nancy Pell, Candy Shuman, Gail Pace. 3rd ROW, Carolyn Hall, Lynn Arnold, Suzi Rasmussen, Judy Gordon, Pat Mallon, Nancy Holbrook, Carol White, Diana Evers, Joan Johnson, Diana Wood, Sharon Gantt, Joanne Goodwin. 4th ROW, Ann Guthrie, Anita Lloyd, Martha McVearry, Diana Srnka, Carol Smith, Chris Hayes, Mary Coppock, Persis Granotsky, Barbara lewis, Dale Hussong. 5th ROW, Allen Ellwood, Eugene Thomas, Clif? White, John Holland, Ann Curtis, Betty Zichterman, Jeene Neel, Judy Augustine, Mary Cockill, Martha Daisey. FUTURE TEACHERS I AMERICA MRS. LOWE explains her register to George Eftinger as Bob Tiller looks on. The Future Teachers of America gives those who 3 are interested in teaching an opportunity to explore the possibilities of teaching through sponsoring Stu- dent Teachers Day, Pilot Teaching for Seniors, American Education Week, and field trips to i l lui' teachers' colleges. STUDENT TEACHERS DAY proves a lot of work for Pat Ganley. 95 x Q55 . l t'THIS IS THE WAY lT'S DONE, says Carol Hall, Rangerette Captain. The Bladensburg Rangerettes always put on a good show as they brighten the halftime activi- ties during football and basketball season. These girls also march with the Bladensburg Band during the parade season. RANGERETTES L to R BOTTOM ROW Pam Tracy Carol Hall Nancy Tayman. 2nd ROW: Bonnie Bright, Gloria Gray, Ilona Raitala, Helen Hartley. X I.: , t V. -lea-f 'f'fZWifY't:- 'f:.31' wa ' we 9 ,A P ?, t i,.. ? !-:sc daft Q l ,fs is T7 l Q 5 ' , t . D 1 - 1, V IV 1. I T Z' U , 1 1 N , K A 1 vg II :1i,'!at,5+ gy r ,Nj . gr D- ' v 4 V' N NIT' Q7 li f ,. 4 Q Y 1 l -vi 2.2 n'-GVIA ' Riff: A - H V. 1- X , ' Q , , - ' ,H 'T, f -lfkfv 1. mul 1... , , , , -wr Q. Q xi SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y-L, to R- BOTTOM ROW, Joyce Crawford, Pat Canlrey, Carole Cyktor, Mary lou Jaeschke, Connie Day, Reginia Hawkins, June Carey, Barbara Chairnson, Vivian Love, Mary Lewis. 2nd ROW, Carol Crouse, Norma MacFarlane, Joyce Derry, Charlotte Limming, Carol Darr, Pat Johnson, Margo Alterez, Diana Harris, Stephanie Johnston, Bonnie Reid, Barbara Shilling, Jaan Woodrufi, Adrianne Sheridan, Geraldine Hoar. 3rd ROW, Barbara Laughton, Marianne Neumaier, Danna Cullins, Eve Rexroad, Carol Beattie, Julie Cavan, Janice Chiville, Jeene Neel, Amber Hershey, Sandy McKenzie, Betty Hawkins, Anne Guthrie, Diana Hopkins, Linda Turnbull, Mary Sparrough, Carol Sword. TRI-HI-Y JUNIOR TRI-Hl-Y-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Barbara Faasen, Diane Keefer, Elaine Montague, Joan Culver, Lorretta Marsico, Sue Gaines. 2nd ROW, Helen Baxter, Peggy Yaho, Barbara Herbert, Jean Ward, Marie Matthews, Barbara Knapp, Dorene Levy, Dolores Avery, Jean Nuthall, Peggy Florence, Mary Jane McKinney, Dolores Yow, Madaleine D'Andrea. 3rd ROW, Jo Ann Harpster, Muriel Scott, Barbara Taylor, Janice Lay, Nancy Gardiner, Janet Odrey, Jackie Hill, Sandy Michael, Becky Mills, Marion Westgate, Nancy Lusby, Valerie Shilling. 4th Row, Judith Tayman, Sandy Lageston, Maryan Daniel, Mary Ann Keppler, Kathy McPherson, Earlene Warton, Sandy Mulligan, Carolyn Moore, Nancy Holbrook, Mary Frohlich, Corky Weaver, Karen Marlow. 5th Row, Diana Stevens, Marla Gerster, Susan Rasmussen, Jeri Jessel, Carolyn - White, Mary Coppock, Carol Skuchko, Connie Eastman, Deanna Darrels. 6th ROW, Martha McVearry, Joyce Mercer, Judy Ocker, N T, Carol Taylor, Elsie Veihmeyer, Martha Stanford, Carol Smith, Nancy Taymen, Gloria Gray, Sharon Oftutt, Diane Hanback. 7th Raw, Sharon Schuh, Mary Lou Tanner, Carolyn T ' Williams, Patsy Gastrock, Molly McGaughy, Anna 13' .v 5 ll I I J, Q 'l Amberger, Betty Zicterman, Carol Pipperl, Margaret u Strother, Margie Barry. ' ' JG 4 '- 35 34 an ' E 4 , 8 sl . 9 xv v ,,l , c ,, .- 5 6 oo N 2 ' gs pc , . - ,s 9 9 Q 1 9 1' .L 6 X! OI 1 ' X X X ' - - -47'-R ' -t'h..'- J' T L' 'f 1 THE OFFICERS-L, to R.: Carolyn Hall, Arlene Tavoroza, Felicia Fretz, Gloria Palazzo Carolyn Wadleigh, Esther Annadale. The largest extra-curricular activity at Bladensburg is - wg: the girls' division of the YMCA, the Tri-Hi-Y Clubs, which gf' are open to all sophomore, junior, and senior girls. Throuhavaid r t ' ' OUR TRI-HI-Y SPONSORS-l.. to R,, Miss Donovan, Senior, Miss . re p ogrom O Soclclond Serivlce Gchvlhes' Williams, Sophomore, Miss Slocomb, Junior. ihe TTI-HI-Y Clubs el'ldeCVOl' to pl'OlT'lOie S'iOl'ldOfdS of Christian character in the home, school, and com- munity. The Tri-Hi-Ys sponsor many activities such as bake sales, the Sock Hop, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. SENIOR TRI-Hl-Y-L. to R,: BOTTOM ROW, Gloria Palazzo, Bootsie Tavoroza, Alida Withrow, Carol Hall, Felicia Fretz, Kitty Bower, Carolyn Wadleigh, June Peters, Claudetta Brown, Sandy Stoner. 2nd ROW, Brenda York, Betty Bredekamp, Sandy Armiger, Linda Stanford, Lucille Adams, Jeanette McFarlin, Jane Harrison, Janet Shoemaker, Georgette Glazer, Barbara Johnston, Jayne Young, Pat Libernini. 3rd ROW, Claudetta Hahn, Kathy Greaser, Anita Atkins, Mary Ellen Hubble, Sally Schachner, Frances Johnson, lovee Schroclz, Jean Stewart, Frances Zorn, Sally Smith, Rosita Hill, Carol Thrill. 4th ROW, Linda Burger, Anita Lloyd, Sandra Saul, Betty McGarvie, Joan Gasch, Marie Lasanska, Mary Ann Hershburger, Ann Cooper, Pat Baliles, Myra Lee Rudy, Joyce McFadden. 5th ROW, Barbara Lusby, Anne McCaughey, Susan Zook, Jeanette Ford, Judy Downes, Barbara Taylor, Joanne Hall, Joyce Moore, Virginia Bowling, 6th ROW, Gayle Ayres, Betty Domeny, Sallie Harwood, Kathy lund, linda Hurley, Judy Nagle, Dottie Hern, Linda Hayworth. .. 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'ff ,au -.Os ,L.,Q GAL L to R BOTTOM ROW Kathy Lund Bootsue Tavaroza Esther Annadale Brenda York 2nd ROW Pat Knott Duane Gerlach Carol Barrack Kathy Eaton Ann Dorman Joyce Rodull M ss Ehlers Ellen Kleun GYMKANA GIRLS ATHLETIC LEAGUE The Gymkana troupe guves students, unter The Gurl s Athletuc League us an honorary organu ested un gymnastuc skulls, a chance to de zatuon for gurls takung Physucal Educatuon It en velop these skulls to a greater degree than courages a fuller enuoyment of sports u possuble un gym classes GYMKANA L to R FRONT ROW Esther Annadale Betty Nash Joanne Hart Mullue Hay Sue Rushung Ann Nordwall Muss Donovan Sponsor Carol Boyd Adruanne Sherudan Barbara Laughton Carol Clufton Kathy Lund 2nd ROW Duane Dolan Janet Donaldson Brenda Jeffers Donna Pleutner L d Pa ne Mar McKunne Kathy McPherson Nancy Hamulton Marulyn Tarpley 3rd ROW Carol Barrack Bootsue Tavaroza Judy Nagel Dale In C Y Y Y Devey Sharon Ot'futt Mary Corkull Frank Pero Donnue Webber Jummy Nagel John Koontz Ronnu Franks Sonny Lohr Russ Stevens Gordon Tate Vuc Peary Bull Rexroth Roy Lanahan Buddy Muchaels Jummy Pearson Louus Machetto Jack Huggs Maru Crabull -- lOO E' rf I ' i ' 44 .. - . , Q ' . .. ., ' D , ' -' .- 4 . 'A If . 1 . 4 , , , , , 1, , , H Q y - sd .41 L .u.u. -, W ' is, u 'N , L Q -u ,' ,J I ' '- 1 -kb L . g . -sr . - Xu . -. '.1 1 ' ' - -7 I 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I .I , 4 -7 F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 , ,,,,. , . DEBATING CLUB DEBATlNG CLUB-L to R Van Waldo Allen Sorlun John Gurney Clare Fetrow Joyce Antrla Vernuce Heckathorn John Wood Bull lsherwood Carolyn Whnte Jam Maness Davud Kay Ronme Gallegos Bob Taller wr V1 l X .fit NX. The Debatmg Club acquamts nts members wlth the law professlon by famullarnzmg these students with legal proceedings This club sponsors unter and mtra school debates NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY ll. ill 'Q 19. 5 to-nf' 'In Wil. Wh NATIONAL THESPIANS SOCIETY L to R BOTTOM ROW Kenny Hnlton Joanne Goodwin Carol Hall 2nd ROW Mr Glese David Myers Joan Hamann Lovee Schrock Barbara Lewts Dale Devey CIul'T Whnte The Natuonal Thesplan Society ns an educatuonal honor and service orgamzatlon establlshed for the advancement of dramatic arts In the secondary schools. Entrance unto the Natuonal Thespnans ns gained through a pomt system. The Natronal Thesplans try to advance standards of excellence in the many phases of dramatic arts, and to create an active Interest in dramatic arts among students in the hugh school lOl 1-.. eq l I 1 A lit' Y .wi , ' l pt-+,4.' ' t N 1J.L A 'J l if A . T l -, A .ml-C, , .. ' P- ' 1 ' - 4 .A . 'xt ' -' N 52 ',: - Ali s L Y , X at n U ',- , . t 1 -5 J.. -T ch- , . .1 .VZ 1 A K I 1 , 4 X T .. .. . . f, +9 ' S ., . . C l ' ' 1 l . .. I '- 1 A ll 1 --JlT'4 x fix.. I I 8 ..,,v,. , BAND OFFICERS-L. to RJ Carroll Mahoney, Linda Latimer, Jack Zaner, Roger Hughes, Sonlaella Swick Stanley Phelps, Paul Jacobson. BLADENSBURG BANDS DANCE BAND-L. fo R.: BOTTOM ROW, Richard Moody, Roger Hughes, Par Williams, Pele Gordon, Doug Marron, Brenda Mast. 2nd ROW, Carroll Mahoney, Paul Jacobson, Jock Zaner, Mr. Hoffman 3rd ROW, Roger Hall, John Hinkle, Jerry Freedman, Roy Goodman, Bill Walters. MR. HOFFMAN, striking a familiar pose conducls a rehearsal. 'K-r Gul HQ nf! T CHAIR MEMBERS- L. to R,. FRONT ROW, Sonlcellc Swick, Pol Williams. 2nd ROW, Jo k R chcrd Miles, Fred Cogswell, Paul Jacobson, Stanley Phelps, .lerry Freedman, Bill Wolters, Bill Moyhe Rob er! Van Nollo Pepper Oelschloger, Roger Hall, John Hinkle, ,lay Buckley. The Mustang marching band of Bladensburg High School, under the leadership of Jay Buckley, started the year of l957- l958 off right by presenting half-time shows at as many football games as weather permitted. Resplendent in their new concert uniforms, lanother first for Blandensburgl, The Sabres , our concert band, earned a rating of l at the Instrumental Festival. They rounded out the year's activities with the Spring Concert in May. Our dance band, The Lancers , was caught in quite a whirl playing for dances here at school and was chosen to serve as the pit orchestra for the Maryland Association of Student Councils State Musical Show, which performed in various parts of the state. The Annual Spring Jazz Concert brought its activities to a successful conclusion. THE BLADENSBURG CONCERT BAND FUTURE MEDICAL PROFESSION The Future Medical Profession strives to increase the interest of those students interested in some phase of the medical profession. lt is also an aid in the decisions of those who are undecided as to what branch of medicine they wish to pursue. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future Nurses of America Club acquaints those girls interested in the nursing profession with personal and community health, the opportunities and requirements they will meet, and it inspires them to become nurses. 'D SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club encourages an interest in the many phases of science. Through participation in the various activities sponsored by the club, such as movies, discussion groups, and field trips, the members gain a greater knowledge of science as they plan for their future work. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club is composed of those students who are especially interested in plants and animals. lt gives them the opportunity to do laboratory work, research work, extra projects, and other activities to further develop their various interests. Many of their experiments have been displayed in the show cases around the school. ,--W 1 f-D SCIENCE CLUB-L. to R., BOTTOM ROW, Susan Gauch, John Wood, Bill lsherwood, Mr. Gerster Joyce Antila, John Gurney, Vernice Heckathorn. 2nd ROW, Clare Fetrow, Gloria Rodill, Pat Mallon Phillis Buddington, Judy Gordon, David Head, Richard Capet. 3rd ROW, David White, Lee Shelton: Carl Mealo, John Marburger, Van Waldo Jim Maness Jim Hanscomb 4th Row Paul Kunz Hu h I t - J t Q Gauch, Roy Goodman, Geoffrey Smith, Allen Sorkin, Ronnie Gallegos, Donald Barrett, David Kay. '57 Ns? BIOLOGY CLUB-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Donna Plightner, Joyce Antila, Gail Fries, Karen Birdsang Adrianne Sheridan, Dottie Lund, Dianne Clement. 2nd ROW, Mike Gilliam, Jim McMichael, Douglas De Board, William Lowe, Todd Corbin,David Stephenson, Ernie Bell, Dan Frye, Dick Fredlund, Henry Glyther. lO5 I POM PON GIRLS The Pom Pon Girls were newly organized this wlnter They perform halftime shows during basketball season and next fall wlll perform during football season also This organization IS off to a great start we like them THE BIG THREE L to R Sandra Stoner Pom Pon Grrls Carol Hall Rangerette Carol Thrnft Cheer leaders SENIOR POM PON GIRLS L to R June Peters Barbara Johnston Joyce Moore Sandy Stoner Joyce McFadden FnFn Fretz Judy Nagle Ann Dorman PO GIRLS-l to R Jean Nuthall Barbara Wmerlter Diana Stevens Jacky Hull Candy Shuman Ann Dorman Gaul Rlghter Barbara Herbert Judy Nagle POM N June Peters FlFe Fretz Sandy Stoner Joyce Moore Duane Hopluns Barbara Johnston Judy Tayman Ann Johnson Lando Blankenship Carol Boyd Joyce McFadden Lora lee ledford Lunda Schofield Loretta Mursrco Jo Ann Harpster l06 1- J , 7 1 7 1 ' t l - - 1? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1, - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 3 ,ff ,1 - The Junior Classical League, an organization for Latin students, gives to these students a knowledge of ancient Rome, its civilization, customs, arts, literature, and language. This is accomplished through their formal induction and dance, Roman Banquet, Latin Week, and participation in World Culture Week. SOPHOMORE J. C. l.-L. to R, BOTTOM ROW, Gail McDorman, Frances Lewis, Barbara Choimson, Vir- ginia Blood, Barbara Bern, Donna Cullins, Connie Day, Gretchen Benson, Viola Rautio, Margaret Riley. 2nd ROW, Janie Chiville, Barbara Sanalitro, Margie Gilmore, Martha Daisey, Carolyn Campbell, Jeene Neel, Jane Jackson, Mary Jamie, Bobbi Laughton, Cristine Johnson, Roni Elwell. 3rd ROW, Dottie Lund, Betty Woolf, Emily Novotny, Carolyn Rogers, Melba Creelman, Lynn Host, Connie Manuel, Bonnie Heck- man, Amber Hershey, Julie Cavan, Della Marks. 4th ROW, Karen Birdsong, Barbara Shilling, Diane Clement, Sandy McKenzie, Paula Schonbery, Marianne Neumaier, lee Davidian, Stephanie Johnson, Shirley Moore, Lynn Arnold. 5th ROW: Peter Gordon, James Churchill, Michael Giiliom, Roy Goodman, William La May, Robert Van Natta, Dan Frye, Jene Byrd, Dick Stepp. 6th ROW, Matthew Dunai, Ronald Pugh, Dale Meyers, David Lander, Tommy Baughan, Jack Radcliff, Tommy Smith. 5f 2337, -. JUNIOR-SENIOR J.C.L.-L, to R. BOTTOM ROW, Pat Ganley, Carol Smith, Joan Franklin, Cris Haney, Nancy Pell, Cliff White, Cristine Hayes, Pat Mallon, Susan Cristotane, Cecilia Harrison. 2nd ROW: Nancy Hamilton, Nancy Sharp, Ann Curtis, Bonnie Barrett, Mary Elsie Daisey, Karen Hart, Millie Hay, Pam Kesby, Martha McVearry. 3rd ROW, Connie Eastman, Joan Johnson, Judy Gordon, Susan Rasmussen, Marla Gerster, Sharon Rosenberger, Sally Smith, lovee Schrock, Marian Westgate, Carol Taylor. 4th ROW, Phyllis Buddington, Alida Withrow, Pat Williams, Joan Hamann, Joanne Goodwin, Linda Shaw, Jean Turnbull, Martha Dorman, Karen Marlow, Mary Jane McKinney. 5th ROW, Lee Sheldon, Bob Tiller, John Koontz, Jim Nagle, Carl Mealo, David Head, Soniaetta Swick, Margaret Reagan, Pat LeRoi. oth ROW, Alan D'Appolito, Lynn Alexander, John Krustins, Guy Camp, John Comulada, Jerry Freedom, Steve Johnson, Edwin Wilson, Richard Capet. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE .iiita Q o at rr' .ev -1 - -I i'7s- er I PEP CLUB 1 PEP ctus-L. to R. aorrom Row, susan Ras- fi mussen, Dale Devey, Paul Bragaw, Joyce McFadden, Barbara Lewis, Joan Culver, Jean Fritter, Elaine Montague. 2nd ROW, Linda Stan- ford, Norma Stevens, Eve Rexroad, Cynthia Harris, N M Barbara Sanilitro, Diane Srnka, Ann Cooper, Mary I Coppock. 3rd ROW, Marie Matthews, Joan Hamann, Claudette Brown, Carol Hall, Jayne Young, June Peters, Janet Shoemaker, Carol Thrift. 4th ROW, Peggy Yoho, Judy Vipperman, Thresa Fleshman, Mary Tardy, Roni Elwell, Mary Jamie, Carol Drechsler, Irene Creduer, Susan Kelbaugh. 5th ROW, Bert Keller, Sandy Mullican, FiFi Fretz, Barbara Faasen, Judy Wallace, Loretta Marsico, Lora Lee ledford, Roger Hughes. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS The Pep Club tries to instill school spirit and loyalty into Blodensburg students. During football and basketball season one may find the Pep Club sitting together in the stands and cheering the Mustangs to victory. FBLA-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Betty Owens, June Peters. 2nd ROW, Kitty Bower, Jane Harrison, Betty McGarvie, Shirley Welch, Mary Howard, Mary Hubble, Anita Atkins, Joyce Latimer, Joyce Moore, Jeanette Ford. The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for students of business. It aims to create more interest and understanding in the choice of business occupations. With these ideals, the Future Business Leaders serves as a stepping stone to o place in the business world. 25 ff -sf A P ff ive Ellen JUNIOR HI-Y-l.. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Bill Vermillion, Ronnie Franks, Mr. Dounis, Don Webber, Gordon Shearer, Teddy Wetklow. 2nd ROW, Jack Divers, Joe Maddox, Jim DiGuilian, George Duvall, David Wagner. 3rd ROW, David Keefer, Lynn Alexandra, Ronnie Righter, George Ardesser, Herbie Boswell. 4th ROW, Henry Reeves, David Beegle, Jack Lossise, Carl Riesterer. The Hi-Y is the high school's boys' division of the YMCA. Through its varied program it tries to create, HLY maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian character. SENIOR HI-Y-L to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Charles Hamby, Paul Marsico, Ed Dudley, Lowell Martindale, Charles lohr, Walt Rodgers, Eugene Green. 2nd ROW, Bill Morrison, Bill Rexroth, Dwight Annan, Gil Porter, Mickey Urmann, Richard Thomas, Gordon Tate. 3rd ROW, Steve Johnson, David Watkins, Emmett Molloy, Will Fleshman, Frank Orendorf, Buddy Michaels. 4th ROW, Tom Quinn, Bill McHargue, David Allen, Jim Dinger, Jack Higgs. , r I . 4 I , - N. 9' Q 26 g - til if-sung-nd,A BIBLE CLUB-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Mary Howard, Diane Keeler, Kay Robison, Mary Ann Hershberger, Jean Smith, Jean Turnbull, Martha Dorman. 2nd ROW, Linda Stanford, Kathy Hunt, Jo ce Latimer, Estelle Ver Hooke Beverl Filbe Janet Sylvis, Sally Ornold. 3rd ROW, Paul Bragaw, David Keefer, Ronnie Cglrimes. I Y Y, The Bible Club, through its program ot guest Through their many activities including World speakers, films, and discussions, promotes Bible Culture Week, the World History Club provides a study, daily prayer, and active Christian living. study in the culture and history ofthe many countries of the world. 4 I . a K ,ac X N 4-6' -Ev WORLD HISTORY CLUB-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Fran Lewis, Mary Ann Tanner, Jo Ann Leither, Gail Swenson, Thelma Smith, Jeene Neel, Eve Rexroad, 2nd ROW, Barbara Sanalitro, Marilyn Tarpley, Pat Fries, Janice Craig, Susan Kelbough, Irene Credeur. 3rd ROW, Diane Srnka, Jean Nuthall, Diana Stevens, Cynthia Harris, Judy Taymon, Judy White, Dolly Jackson, Mary Davis. 4th ROW, Paul Bragow, Gordon Shearer, Bruce Lyons, Paul Kunz. T an p--as-.W 'vip' ,K g If f 4 iii, GUIDANCE OFFICE-L. to R.: Juanita Wilkins, Guy Camp, Brenda Most, Adrianne Sheridan, Joanne Goodwin, Bernie Kanzier, Ann Hirrlinger, Joan Johnson, Pal Ganley, Nancy Pell. RIFLE CLUB GUIDANCE The Rifle Club acquaints its members with the The Guidance helpers gain experience and many types of fire-arms, They learn the safety efficiency ln office work as they aid the Guidance measures and precautions necessary in the use of Counselors in their duties. weapons which enables them to learn and practice good marksmanship. RIFLE CLUB-L. to R,: BOTTOM ROW, Joyce Anlilo, Jean Hayes, Mr. Gerster, John Hinkle, Mr. Thompson, Vernice Heckathorn, Millie Hay. 2nd ROW- Carroll Mahoney, Doug Marron, Jim McMichael, David Wilcox, Guy Bell, Pele Koehley, Dove Piltman. 3rd ROW, Roger Leverton, Rodney Hall, Emery Smiilh John Holland, Edwin Wilson, David Head, Larry Hughes. 4th ROW, Phil Knudsen, John Hoskins, Bill lsherwood, John Morburger, Charles Mason Dick Fre,dlund Geoffrey Smith. ' I . ' Y I I I ,Q .,,17.- ...X L-osx IRENE CADY makes an announcement. BBC-L. to R.: Larry Ripple, Norman Eckert, Jack Marburger, Barry Evans. BLADENSBURG LIBRARY CLUB BROADCASTING CLUB The Library Club acquaints its members with all The Bladensburg Broadcasting Club acquaints its the facilities and functions of our school library as members with the field of radio. These students are its members aid the librarians in their work. in charge of producing the morning announcements. LIBRARY CLUB-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Dee Holbrook, Bert Keller, Barry Sussman, Jean Parker, Mrs. Nagel, Joan Culver, Buck Welch, Bobbie Torillo, Jayne Young, Barbara Golden, Dick Stefan, Gayle Ayres, Don Hall. 2nd ROW, Cecelia Stott, Mrs. Franklin, Martha McVearry, Sandy Paltrey, Anne Cooper, Betty Domeny, Ruth Bennick, Jayne Wilson, Virginia Bowling, Peggy Pryor, Estelle Ver Hoek. -4 'he ,Y - we 41 1 f- elf 3 i - GlRL'S CHOIR-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Earlene Wharton, Sue Hampton, Mary Ann Krulhan, Madaline D'Andrea, Carol Dcrr, Shirley Kearns, Jane Wildmen, Carolyn Moore, Vickie McEntee, Lillian Waters, Deanne King. 2nd ROW, Marcia Akana, Dianne Clements, Betsy Pose, Shirley Dough, Mary Neher, Felicia Fretz, Doris Schilling, Persis Granafsky, Joanna Jameson, Sharon Willcox, Martha Dorman, Barbara Goodman. 3rd ROW, Evelyn Martin, Loretta McCracken, Dorothy Mowhry, Eleanor Barthoy, Jaan Bowman, Suzi Rasmussen, Nancy Hall, Karen Beattie. 4th ROW, Dianne Brough, Janet Sylvis, Pam Kesby, Estelle Ver Hoek, Joan Franklin, Gayle Ayers, Janet Brady, Judy Werre, Dianne Latimer, Diane Evers. The Chorus performs at most school assemblies and functions during the school year. lt tries to instill in the students of Blandensburg an interest in the various kinds of vocal music. MIXED CHOIR-L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW, Betty Conway, Mary Ann Hershberger, Linda Stanford, Francis Butler, Alice Clement. 2nd ROW, Barbara Shagoe, Lynn Arnold, Kay Robinson, Martha Zeller, Sandra Manning, Carol McSweeney, Linda Kelly, Carole Shamlefter, Joan Grubber, Ann Nordwall, Susan Kelbaugh, Pat Buckus, Rebecca Farmer. 3rd ROW, Nancy Ellis, Naomi Baldwin, Barbara Tayman, Thelma Smith, Sandy Armiger, Candy Shuman, Peggy Rice, Peggy Jackson, Nancy Brogaw, Ann Dorman, Bonny Hawes, Linda Shaw, Pat Gabett, Alice Cady. 4th ROW, Ruth Bennick, Henrietta Keefer, Emma McClure, Dale Woolwine, Melvin French, Jerry Utterback, Royce Jenkins, Bernie Kanzler, Larry Arnold, James James, Allen Elwood, Diane Madison, Carol Richard Zier, Virginia Blood. Ridgeway, Pat Means. 5th ROW, Nancy Royland, Henry Presley, Stelahen Grier, Ronald Grimes, Norman Eckert, Bob Patterson, Paul Bragaw, Eddie Gschidle, David Wilcox, Marty Walker, Donald Nascuez, Robert Van Natta, Bill Hadden, The Key to Recreation The Key to Recreation is not actually an appropriate title for the sports section. Sports is recreation, but it is more than iust that. Sports develop the body along with the senses that control the body. They quicken the mind, conditioning a young man or woman to cope with situations requiring quick thinking. Athletic achievement can also bring great reward for the participants of the sport. There is the satisfaction obtained from making a good play or scoring the winning basket, this is personal satisfaction. There are other rewards such as athletic contracts that are granted to individuals of exceptional ability. Everyone does not have exceptional ability yet, they too may benefit from sports. There are very few people who obtain neither enjoyment nor excitement from some sort of athletic contest. Anyone who likes sports and appreciates physical accomplishment may either participate actively in the sports of their choice, or they may find enjoyment in watching these sports. Everyone can find recreation through sports whether the sport be table tennis or professional football. Sports provide recreation for all who seek it, and they form an integral part of our high school lives. ll5 It 1 d Mo r Gorr Kin , Doug Moreland, Jerry Ehrhardl, and THE J.V. STARTING LINE UP-THE LINE: L. to R., Tommy Quarnslorm, Bruce Miller, Ran y ye, . y g Kenny Wrighl. THE BACKFIELD: L, TO R., Huey Yarringlon, Dave Frye, Charlie Miller, and Jack Ralcllfl. SEASON'S RECORD VVE THEY NVE J 20 Oxon Hill 6 7 Surrals. ' ' 32 N.VV. O 6 H.P. 21 N.VV. O 7 39 Sumand I2 28 THE JUNIOR VARSITY-TOP ROW: L. to R., Coach Herb Duvall, Tommy Trainum, Tommy Moore, Eric Marsico, Kenny THEY 0 I3 13 12 Coach Herb Duvall Wright, Jimmy Smifh, Charlie Miller, Mick Beck, George Duvall, Dennis Herschberger, Doug Moreland, Tom Quarnslrom, Wayne Westbrook, Greg Dent. BOTTOM ROW: L. TO R., Ken Guyer, Gerry King, Bruce Miller, Tommy Johnson, Danny Daniels, Dave Frye, Sieve Hari, Huey Yarringlon, Jack Ralcliff, Randy Moyer, Jerry Ehrhardt. f l Fl F5 -5 116 FOOTBALL THE COACHES CA JOE MADDOX pulls In a Webber pass for the Mustangs second touchdown agaunst Sunland Bo Callahan BS Temple or utkus George U Ve 5'lY Washmgton Umversxty JACK DIVERS snares a pass agaunst Sultland Thus photo shows why .lack was an All Bl County Chance at end l I7 if . 4? , - I It X g ll , J l lt' gg :T X Y'l fl' , tv ' . . ., C I B , a.s.., - t , , . EQ . .JA 'N ' Elf , ' ' .,..t C. 4 Q ' -' .Q f 'Q .x ' I ' Li Y THE VARSITY-TOP ROW: Conch Callahan, George Johnson, Paul Mursico, Joe Maddox, Dick Dunai, Karl Rieslerer, Lowell Marlindole, Sonny Lohr, John Hinkle, . . . . . d C h Kenny Ellis, Jim Hawke, Ed Dudley, Mickey Urmann, Russ Stevens, Jim DuGulIan, John Kerns, Steve Johnson, George Hunler, Bull Rexrolh, Bucky Welsh, an occ Bulkus. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Creelmcn, Jack Severn, Will Fleshmun, Dave Watkins, Sonny Mosier, Bulch Pearson, Dove Jewell, Fred Ryder, Ronnie Webb, Stanley Milchell, Tom Quinn, Alan Sorrenson, Jack Divers, Don Webber, and Leroy Rogers. 2 9 1 ' Watkins lows Dove Morffndol e Tom Quinn fe 'o J' 'P ogerr P 0 THE SENIORS 0 P: . 'c o Will Fleshmon Sv B I 994 e.,,, S' Sven: K '-Q 4 -.. Y Fxxon Q0 Soflens JUCA' . y,e'l Severn 7321090 H8 Steve Johnson 'x 22: il9g -ir-,O Hitt fl THE MANAGERS: L ,O R., George Waldo, Andy ALL EYES ON THE COIN. Fred Foley and Will Fleshman, co- t i f Grcse, Bob Leahy, and John Koontz. Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. watch the coin toss. BET WILL GOT AWAY. Will Fleshman runs the ball against Northwestern with Jim Di Guilian clearing the way --Q- -3 capans or the Suitland gnme, SEASON'S RECORD STATISTICS 1957 1957 1957 1957 1957 1957 1957 1957 WON-4, LOST-3, TIED-1 Bladensburg 0 Wheaton 13 Bladensburg Opponents Bladensburg 12 De Matha 6 105 Total Pts. 138 Bladensburg 19 Blair 34 'gf 1010: Lie: Jjf-PRUSP1. 1233? o a e s. ass. B'0'de Sb '9 '3 ?0 '9 6 1480 Total Net Yds. Gained 1554 Bladensburg 21 High Point 21 62 First Downs 60 Bladensburg 0 Bethesda 32 87 posses An. 96 Bladensburg 21 Suitland 7 34 Passes Comp. 26 Bladensburg 19 Northwestern 0 11 P05595 lm- 9 Bladensburg Starting Backs Name TD'S. Tlt. Yds. No. of Car. Avg. per Car. Fleshman 3 461 70 6.58 Franks 2 237 51 4.64 Watkins 3 161 31 5.19 Passing Name Att. Comp. Int. TD'S. Tlt. Yds. Webber 68 26 7 6 463 Fleshman 7 3 1 2 80 119 'f BLADENSBURG LOSES OPENER 13-0 Bladensburg traveled to Wheaton to open the season and suffered a surprising 13-O loss. Labor- ing under extreme heat, the Maroon and White wilted. The heat and the determination of the Knights were too much for the Mustangs. MUSTANGS THUMP DE MATHA 12-6 ln their next encounter, the Mustangs soundly trounced the De Matha Stags before a large home crown. The score does not indicate the true contest. The statistics showed a large margin of victory for the Mustangs. lt was largely the passing of Don Webber to Jack Divers that accounted for the victory. BLAZERS RUN AWAY FROM MUSTANGS 34-19 In a hop-scotch season, the boys traveled to Montgomery Blair and were beaten by one boy. Little Reds Pryor put on a one man show running for touchdowns of 48, 19, 20, and 47 yards plus kicking three extra points to lead Blair to victory. Will Fleshman was obviously the second best man on the field that day as he was the Mustang's only potent offensive weapon. WHERE'S YOUR BLOCKING, WILL? Will Fleshman is seemingly trapped by Wldcats. two I2 0 .4-v MUD, game. Jewell an uss evens, wa't to go in o a'ns e 'W'ldccts. SON, .. 1' tee-,D A.,r'-1'Ct.i4Y' V ' . ' T new MUD MUD. That was e sor o ar ies erer, oc evern, an ic e , an orr - BLADENSBURG ROLLS 13-6 Repeating the pattern once again, the Mustangs won another one. The Bladens burg gridders drove 87 yards for their first touchdown. The drive which was highlighted by two Webber passes, was capped by a seven yard burst off tackle by Jack Severn. ln the third quarter Donnie Webber con- nected with .lack Divers for a 21 yard pass play that was good for a touchdown. The Eagles got their score in the fourth quarter against the Bladensburgs substitutes. The game ended, Bladensburg 13, Gonzaga 6. 'Ms-QL' 3 MUSTANGS SURPRISE EAGLES On October 12, 1957, Bladensburg met High Point for what was supposed to have been an easy Eagle victory. Bladensburg went into a quick 14-O lead accreditable to a three yard burst by Ronnie Franks and a beautiful 72 yard run by Will Fleshman. Dale White, the Eagles fine quarterback, evened things up with his exceptional passes. His passes set up or scored all of the Eagles touchdowns. The Mustangs again went ahead on a 27 yard Fleshman to Divers pass. The Eagles tied the game with seconds left due to Warren Corbin's conversion. BARONS ROLL OVER OUR MUSTANGS The night of October 26, 1957 was a sad one for Bladensburg fans. The Baron halfbacks, Mc- Duffie and Smith, found plenty of running room around the Mustang ends and ran there consistently all evening in tallying a 32-O score against our hapless Mustangs. MUSTANGS TRAMPLE RAMS 21-7 The next game was a far happier occasion. The Mustangs moved the Rams handily in running up a 21-7 score. The Suitland boys, supposedly a weak team this year, threw quite a scare into the Mustangs by taking the ball all the way to the Bladensburg seven yard line before losing the ball on downs. The Mustangs began to roll in the second quarter when Donnie Webber hit his favorite target, Jack Divers, in the end zone with a 27 yard pass for the touchdown. Our boys came out strong in the third quarter with drives of 81 and 66 yards for two touchdowns. Again it was the perfect passes of Donnie Webber who first hit Joe Maddox and then Jack Divers for Bladensburg's second and third touchdowns. Suitland scored as a result of a desperation passing attack against the Bladens- burg substitutes. SHOULD HAVE GIVEN IT TO WILL, DONNIE. Donnie Webber goes down in the mud at Northwestern. 121 GETTING THE WORD FROM CAL Dave Watkins and Donne Webber dsc st ategy th Coach Callahan HES NOT GOING ANYWHERE The Mustangs defensl e stal arts hold the l aga nst North estern BLADENSBURG TROUNCES NORTHWESTERN 'I9 0 On November 8 l957 the Mustangs won a he for the Prlnce Georges County Football Cham plonshlp Far more Important was the vlctlm of the hassle We literally whntewashed Northwestern 19 O Northwestern dnd put up a strong defense untnl the second quarter when Fleshman Franks and Watkins carrled the ball 61 yards wnth Dave Watkins scormg on a 7 yard reverse The Wlldcats never agam threatened the Maroon and White The next touchdown was due to the fine running of Ronme Franks Ronme broke loose for runs of 35 and 29 yards Don Webber sneaked over from l foot out for the score The final score came nn the 4th quarter when Donnie Webber hut Dave Watkins with a pass as Dave cut across the middle Dave went l9 yards untouched for the touchdown It was that evemng as the Mustangs flmshed out a success ful l957 football season l22 l w the Mustangs all the way over the sorry Wildcats . ' i i uss ' , 'v w ine HONORED MUSTANGS Some of the Bladensburg grldders were honored on the post season all star teams and we feel they deserve mentuon Wlll Fleshman, Sonny Lohr Jack Divers, and John Kerns were honored on the All Metropolitan Teams Lohr Fleshman Divers and County Team There were quute a few other mustangs who were outstanding thus season but dld not make any all star team Dave Watkins and Ronme Franks exhibited fine runnlng all season Thus was llttle recognlzed because they both played nn the shadow of one of the best backs In the metropolltan area Wlll Fleshman AO PERFECT Wall Fleshman splts the uprghts for an e tra pomt ago nst Surtland LOOK AT THOSE CHEERLEADERS Dove Watk ns looks for a shoe under the mud as the rest of the Mustangs otch the play l23 ll ll ,v-I if ,il V f - -. sg . . .lg . , it ' ' I I ' 1 V, , Hinkle were honored on the All Prnnce Georges f Q l n - i I 1 'Y C . lg -, yn 1 ri .. ' ' b YW ' .Ji. A ' I . I Q . ' i i x ' I ' , . i .. ., W ' Walker Armand Curtlss Burt Keller BOTTOM ROW Roy Owens Denms Hershberger Ed Gshuedle John Rchcrds ond Arche Northrop TOP ROW: Left to Right: Coach AI Kyber Leslie He cher Doug Hayes Morty I SEASON S RECORD 43 ' 27 66 . 64 53 I ' 41 61 ' 34 61 42 40 45 47 35 60 37 41 ' ' 30 51 ' 50 55 ' 30 69 54 56 35 51 ' ' 24 - 1 Blodensburg George Woshungton St Johns B our Oxon Hull Wheaton Bethesda DeMothcl Northwestern Hugh Pomt Blcnr Mackm Bethesda Northwestern Hvgh Pomt WON 13 LOST Opponents 4 BASKETBALL Biadensburg Bladciurg Bladensburg Bladensburg Bladensburg Bladensburg Bladensburg b Q HE RESULTS , 1 adensburg George Washington densburg St. Anthony's adensburg St. John's Bladensburg Alumni 1 ,s urg 'Blair y - urg 'Oxon Hill 1 '- urg ' Wheaton - 2 1 bu rg ' Bethe '54,-1 , sburg DeMc . Q, Q p . S f,-gr. nsburg . V ' I , .Q 1 Bladens urg Northwestern High Point Blair 1 Oxon T-lill Wheaton Mackin Northwestern High Point Bethesda Suitland denotes Bi-County League game J 1-4- ROW L to R atk s h Jack e H m D W bb C ach AI yb BOTTOM ROW ales Loh ob o C p a n P est o apta L ndal M oy c THE VARSITY SEASON TOTALS Coach Alan Kybe F rmo 56 J' s I E E' ' OWZIIUZTC gfgfaseggwgfis 95-13:-55 QQ:--.Q NAM ag 5a2.42',u-:gg M., 0.3 Q. 3. J :T TOTALS PQ. GAMES 12 0 1065 610 619 420 48 493 666 283 200 220 133 4831 3721 3851 4301 4851 3741 2591 001g 100 0010 6201 5731 5301 7201 6001 6401 6401 711 5001 8001 5451 6001. UNDS REBO Jr- 1080 540 6 7 4 6 41001. Denotes team leader ID each phase of the year's totals 1 126 718019 MUSTANGS HAVE VERY GOOD SEASON The '58 Mustang basketball team opened a memorable season with an easy 52-21 victory over the shorter and inexperienced iunior varisity in the anual preview game. Traveling to George Washington, the Blades handed the Presidents their first loss in a season and a half of regular play. Jack Divers tossed in the winning two points as the Mustangs squeezed through, 29-28. The Mustangs had little trouble in their next two games, beating St. Anthony's and the faculty 58-29 and 69-52 respectively, with Jack Divers and Mickey Urmann the leading scorers. Despite the efforts of Lowell Martindale and Mickey Urmann, the St. Johns Cadets beat the Mustangs recording a very high field goal percentage for high school basketball. The final score was 63-51 in favor of the Johnnies with the Mustangs getting out-rebounded for the first and only time in 21 games. The Mustangs somewhat surprized the reputedly powerful Alumni by a 60-47 score. The Mustangs sunk the Alumni with their potent fast breaking offense. TRICK PHOTOGRAPHY. No, Jay Buckley is really that high, F-llfl '6- SUSPENDED! Steve Preston gets two of twenty-six points against Blair. Opening the Bi-County season, the Blades came out on the short end of a 64-54 score. The Blair Blazers showed too much experience, and the Mustangs had no one to help Steve Preston, who had 26 points. Against the eighth and tenth ranked teams in the Washington area, the Mustangs showed their class by smothering Oxon Hill, 65-53, and Wheaton, 61-53. The Blades used their fast break extensively as Steve Preston, Mickey Urmann, Bob Howard, and Lowell Martindale all tallied double figures. ln an action packed thriller at Bethesda Chevy Chase, the Mustangs took over undisputed second place in the Bi-County by defeating the Barons, 55-53. Unheralded Sonny Hamby led the Blades with 14 points including the last two. Despite a persistent third period rally, thd' Mustangs dropped their third game of the year to DeMatha on the Stags' home court. Mickey Urmann led all scorers with 27 points in the 63 57 decision 128 h IIDJJIIQ6- E2 Sglilllk LOWELL'S GOT IT. Martindale snares one of many rebounds pulled down by the Mustangs . This one was against the faculty. Playing carefree ball, the Mustangs, led by Steve Preston, weathered a Suitland rally to defeat the Rams 53-50. In a rather hectic game marked by widespread foul- ing on behalf of the Wildcats , the Mustangs racked up 33 of 5l points on the foul line in defeat- ing Northwestern 5l-38. Bladensburg then trounced the High Point Eagles 59-48 to round out the first half of the Bi-County sea- son. Jack Divers led the Mustangs with 15 points. The Mustangs opened the second half of the Bi-County by dropping a 50-44 decision to Blair in the last quarter. Molloy and Howard showed terrihc form on the boards as Preston and Urmann scored in double figures all to no avail. The Blades lost a heartbreaker. Led by the shooting of Preston, Urmann, and Divers, and the rebounding of Martindale and Howard, the Mustangs swept past Oxon Hill 54-50 and Wheaton 53-48. The Mustangs took a break from their Bi-County schedule to play a ridiculous mismatch against Mackin. Playing the bench, Coach Kyber watched Jay Buckley and Dave Watkins lead the rout of the hapless Troians to the tune of 79-49. Coach Kyber showed that the Mustangs had one of the strongest benches in the area. SOUTHPAW SHOT. Mickey Urmann drives for a layup against Wheaton as the Mustangs won ol-53. uusu,c l29 SENIOR CO-CAPTAIN STEVE PRESTON, the second leading scorer this year, had all of the shots p!us a terrific competitive spirit. THE SENIORS I I I SENIOR MICKEY URMANN, with his left handed drive shots and o good outside shot was the Mustangs leading scorer this season. SENIOR TERRY OLDHAM was the Mustangs ace boII handler and o great defensive hustler. I3I St. Anlhony's. Vw'HERE'S THE BALL? Mickey Urmann puts the ball up at one of his customary odd angles in the winning effort against sifiimmc 9 X3 GRACEFUL. Mickey Urmann lays one up from under the board in the second game with Northwestern which was THEY DID THE WORK?? THE MANAGERS, TOP ROW: L. to R., Steve Johnson, George Duvall, Stanley Phelps. BOTTOM ROW: L. to R., Ronnie Righter, Head Manager, Andy Grose, and Bob Leahy. 132 lost by the MUSTANGS EASY SHOT. Lowell Martindale drops in a layup against St. Anthony's as Steve Preston watches. NEVER MAKE IT. Lowell Martindale and Sonny Lohr double team Roger Richards as the Blades beat the Wheaton 'tKnights . SEASON CGNTINUED After a long layover accredrtable to an extreme snow storm the Mustangs returned to action against arch rival Northwestern Due to a very bad night at the foul ltne the Mustangs ended up on the short end of a 43 38 score Even disregarding the showing at the foul Ime the Blades were fiat and could not get going For the second time this season the Blades handuly defeated the Hugh Pount Eagles 6149 on the losers court Mackey Urmann sparked the Mustangs with 20 pomts as Coach Kyber cleared his bench In the last quarter The next encounter was a far sadder occasion as the Blades dropped a dec: sion to the Bethesda Barons The Barons tallied a fantastic shooting percentage from the floor The final score was 61 48 Bethesda as Urmann continued to score heavily by rackmg up 24 pomts DON T FALL MICK Mackey Urmann drrbbles downcourt In hrs own precarious tashlon in the first Northw s ern ame which s won Mus angs 5 3 t Northwestern 4 aw, ff ALL MOUTHS OPEN Bob Howard with mouth open contests a rebound with Bill Haupt ot Surtland The Mustangs took this first matching 53 50 as Bladensburgs Lowell Martindale and Suutlands Derwrn Kim look on openmouthed The Blades lourneyed to Sultland to end the season with a happy note by tramplung the Rams 58 33 Urmann was agaun hugh man with I6 pomts By the time the last quarter rolled around the whole Bladensburg team was IOIHIFIQ an the rout as the Mustangs rolled up 26 points in the final eight minutes The Surtland vrctory left the seasons record at fourteen wins and sux losses certainly not a bad season for any team Mackey Urmann made all of the post season All BlCounty teams and both Urmann and Steve Preston made the All Prince Georges County team Another pleasant aftermath of the season was the fact that the boys from Bladensburg won the Prince Georges County Basketball Champuonshrp for which they recelved a very handsome trophy T. Aliavftl It It ' ' ' I - I . ll I1 - L 'A . . . - .. tt , rf 3 . . . Aff it vw - ' ' - . I . ll tl ' A r ' I ' .tj .. .. - - JL. - tt tt - - t. -t .t tt - F - , , ' et g ' we by the t lc 8 a .. 1. - - - - .t tt I I .t it - - - . . . , ' I 1. THE GOLF TEAM TOP ROW L to R Coach Callahan Bob Rlghter ta Rnght John Koontz Charles Steftan Fred Ryder and Wayne Ed Hoveland Ronnue Rlghter Bull Banworth BOTTOM ROW Left Mularn GOLF GOLF SCHEDULE Aprll May Ruchard Montgomery Manor Hugh Pount Indlan Sprlngs Wheaton Norbeck Open Sultland Oxon Run Barr Prince Georges Bethesda Induan Springs Walter Johnson France Georges Northwestern Prnnce Georges Schoolboy Tournament Norbeck BROIHER GOLFERS Bob Rughter llettl and Ron me Rrghter fnghtl have bath been playtng on the Boar-nsburg golf team slnce they were the enghth grade Both brothers are good golfers wuth Ronnre apparently being the better havung won the second tlught Schoolboy Golf Champuon s 1 thus past year The Rlghters plan to e the marnstays of the team thus season ia.- J... ,nn- t 4'll'. , '11 - 4 fi THE BASEBALL TEAM-TOP ROW: L. to R., Dave Annodale, Steve Preston, Ball McHargue, Will Fleshman, Mickey Urmann, Jack Divers, Leroy Rogers, George Robey, Danny Fuller, BOTTOM ROW: L, to R., Paul Marsico, Dave Watkins, Tommy Johnson, Steve Hart, George Johnson, Chet Kreitser, Dickie Fort, Dave Allen, Dick Krokit, and Armand Curliss. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April z: 1-' -1 2 Laurel . . . Away 8 DeMatha . . Home 10 Mackin .. Home I2 Mackin .. Away 14 Blair ...... Home 17 Oxon Hill . . Away 21 Wheaton . Away 24 Bethesda . . Home 28 Suitland . Away May l Northwestern H0me 5 High Point . Away 8 Blair ..... . . .Away l2 Oxon Hill . . Home 15 Wheaton . . . ,Home 19 Bethesda . . . .Away 22 Suitland ..... . . .Home 26 Northwestern .Away 29 High Point . .. . . .Home THE MANAGERS: L. to R., Dee Holbrook, Bob Leahy, and Sam Absher. A THE SENIORS T INFIELD L f R Dove Watkuns Steve Preston sul Morsnco ond Muckey Urmcnn THE PITCHING STAFF: L, to R., George Robey, Bill McHcrgue, and Dove Allen. Missing, due lo c hcnd iniury, was Kenny Ellis. THE OUTFIELD L to R Donny Fuller Wlll Fleshmcn and Leroy Rogers N 1 ,, ' A ff . ' . 1' r I T Nil ' . - T J . 1 B 1534 ' HE : . o ., ' , , P , I f 3 T . . -2 l 7 . 1 ' ' 1 ,5 TT . 'I N,5'5J.- 137 WHERES THE BALL? Everyone seems to be looking for the ball as WIII Fleshman scores from second bose Muckey Urmann congratulates Wull as he wants hns turn at bat J .,- . -1 ' - -Q- ur - ' 01 .. , -. -ev:-1-.. W . J f 1 ' A. QW ' 1 ' -, 1 ' 'fs f . 5 f SQNS i ' .J J . il t ' :lst Q 10 0' ,ytfo ' ' QL' Q Qi U4 .. - 7 A 1:1511 ...gs X ffl ' it ENS' . f 5 Q y 9651, V0 wvghfl r X 40 P 1 .. -img. L .-'unit . -Q ,e ' f 4' V' . xws T . as l v '00 L 4 MQENS00 ., wp 00 G S fi gr liilllkh X I 'T I - Lullk 1 eq 4, 5' -A - 1 , 1 in .f .H J THE TRACK TEAM-Top Row: L. to R., Joe Maddox, Jay Buckley, Larry ROW L to R Jack Severn Ray Lanahan Mike Colbert Coach McGee Trabucco, Alva Pilliod, Donald Cox. MIDDLE ROW: L, to R., Lowell Ripple, Bob Thorne Bruce Miller and Paul Creelman Joe Max, Stanley Mitchell, Earl Perry, Larry Poole, Ed Roduroza. BOTTOM TRACK Bladensburg has come into possession of a new track, a new track team, and a new coach this year. The track was a somewhat belated but much appreciated acquisi- tion. Due to the lack of a track, Bladensburg has had no track team for a number of years. The team has thus far competed in one meet in which they placed fourth in a field of four. Mr. McGee was satisfied, however, considering the Mustangs had a seventeen man team in comparison to the seventy-two man team which won the meet. With a very large number of sophomores and juniors on the team this year and Mr. McGee coaching, Bladensburg track prospects look rather bright for the coming years. MR. JERRY McGEE, Maryland, '57. Mr. McGee, former University of Maryland track star, came to Bladensburg in September 1957, for his tirst lull year of teaching. Mr. McGee teaches P.O.D. and coaches the track team. l39 I -,,,,,. ,wager K. ,Y '--'1 .. U A lAboveJ THE SPRINTERS L fo R Joe Maddox Ecrl P rry Stanley Mitchell Paul Creelman Jock Severn Donald Cox Mike Colbert ond Roy Lonuhon lRnghH TH FIELD MEN L fo R Larry Poole Lowell Ripple Joy Buckley lorry Trcbucco and Bruce Muller lBelowl IHE DISTANCE MEN L fo R Eddne Rodurozc Alva Pnllnod Joe Mox and Bob Thorne V ML . i- '. .,. ' i ills' 0 I u '1 Ar' J-r p-ff' 1-dx if 1 f ',, 71. L '-..,,..,.f 'Q s,,,,fz'Q I S.. ,H 181' l4O 'Y an The Key to Pleasure 'I All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. We at Bladensburg feel that this statement is true. To have a well rounded education we must be learned not only in arts and sciences but also in social recreation. Fun and pleasure are types of escape valves which reduce the hazards of boredom and fatigue. lt has been found, in industry, that work and play, when properly regulated, will make the work less boring and will improve the efficiency of the worker. We feel that this intermingling of work and play in the life of a high school student tends to make him a better person in his present school days and later on in life. With this in mind, we now turn the KEY TO PLEASURE. l4l BHS WHITEWASHES NW HOW CAN WE LOSE with smiles like those of Gary Adams and Jum Hanscombe BLOW GABRIEL BLOW Dxckne Young swnngs BELLE OF THE KFOOTQ BALL TICKET TICKET WHO S GOT THE TICKET? Fran Zorn reaches down unto the depths of Barbara Lewus pocketbook os FnFn Fretz munches on her hcket The fleld was wet, the sky was gray B H S was ready to play The students filled the stands to the hflt To see the rwal Wildcats kllt The whfstle blew and the game begun We grabbed the ball and began to run We passed, we ran and pretty soon Our crowd was srngmg the old flght tune The score was mountmg and twas plain That we would have our wctory And gust lake Rome where flddled Nero Northwestern burned at mneteen to zero THE THINKER JACK MARBURGER enacts the calm before the storm that brought vlctory to BHS l4 to see I U I . . . A g . , , ' 'Q . , . 1 '3 ' -'L Q ff, xl - F1 ! . I . 6 ,I 'L 2 TO ERR IS HUMAN BLADENSBURGS WEATHER MAN Mnss Housman looks on pchently Mr Doums dlspnays hrs geography obnl ty lv it r-c T Z' '-I gn O I :Z 3I'l'1 Ca.. :Z Sn gb C13 SS' QZ - 04 wo :lm 50 V1 E 3 W N O A J' 0 3 D J a. Q D . '4 P n. 0 3 .. ?J-f OE 3.- .- 'U- 22 2-4 I H1 'G P Z U7 I I Z YT! SLAVE 9 LABOR '55 K. 143 l X i- . 3 K9 x 'X f x A A . f K vw ijlw 4 v 4 I . 1 ' I S W . U I ' 'w' L ' . i 3 ' Rl A , 5 L 4 ' ' , V A 7 t P ' 4 . . VJ- 25. , r ' N 5? ,K 1 .A ? 5' Q5 ,, is if Q C V if ,W 1 Q E. fi BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU. Mr. McFadden makes P.O.D. almost 'Y -i., sq ,A,-,.-.----M THE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD. Miss Olson ond Judy Gordon enioying Iiierofure CHIEF OF THE HEAD SHRINKERS. Mrs. Colman discusses the fine poinfs of psychology with June! Brady. enioyable. JAHYCY as f-5 T A 4 1-..., 7 sf ,.,, 41 ' I' A1141 PERFECT A KCHQRDQI i Music makes the world go round And Blodensburg IS no excephon From the pnccolo s tone fo the trumpet s sound Our school plays to perfechon I A O A 1 . LI 4 x 7 L : ' 7- T , il I l H W , ,. , I - I I ff s .I ' Z4 mil K r ' .4- 'fffr' .t',.,.. I . . . 6 PORTRAIT OF A PORTRAIT ,Q 4 A PICTURE is worth l,0O0 words, so here is 3,000 words worth. 1 'Qi I l A Q 4 I D 5' H ALIDA WITHROW, uhired in her clolhespinned drape ond red tennis shoes, grins with the rise of Mr. Mcln1yre's finger. 147 MONEY ISN'T EVERYTHING SENORA YOUNG . . our Spanish fireball I Q X.. ,f WALK SOFTLY bl carry a bug sl k Armed wllh has weapon Mr Cutler faces the world COME OUT or lll come In afler you' lAnd Mr Bulkus can do :ll lA MAD aomssrv No lust r Zugay makung hrs mornmg coffee 3 NEI negntves between bread MARIE OWENS AND WALT ROGERS help an unidentified Northwestern I T 1 R K student get checd In Ilfe KENNY HILTON AND MICKEY URMANN do theur homework I COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT BEING A DARK ROOM DWELLER Duck Slmmons s entltled to all privileges nncludlng ectmg P Z I49 . if w , N J I W, , ' I . J , ' 'gl b - h, . I Y fI L57 A' 5 ' ,QU I t 1 'J 1 . , ,uf W ' ' r I 'lv . Q. IA 4 2 I' LX A V I ' 1 K '. . ' i I. . I , .fligi , E. ' , -, , ' ' 4 I I I ff 'I , . ,jwt ' ,J 1 I I H ' ' I fl, ' 'I R A. . . 5 , In , , , 3 1' ' I , .J 1 , ' ' 0 , I . . I h I A Q , ' TQ 1:0 .. ' rlr' . I 4, , ,,'. -I lx n ' I ' ' 1:3 fy F . 5 11 if I W ' 'w I M, 4 um of-WJ' W vin 4-54 'D 'QQ' 0 ,ta 5535532 ef. , , 1 v .. 1 .' 3. x - 1-' Lax Q ' am' mr 5 -2 lg' A 1' 1 Q f ,W ,L -lb Q I I W 'af , -' ' Qejdfzk. f -f if ' x'22gmi4'cE,f af V , M!!! N Qin' gl. I :Al 5. 4 O ' ,A Q Q QQ!! I ' . 5' J H . N lg 4 Q ...E Z I 1 F av ,.-- -- L4 Xl 5' s f aff' SHANGRI-LA L to R Bxll Robinson Terry Oldham Carolyn Hall Norman Eckert Lovee Schrock Jack Marburger Barbara Lewis Joan Hamann Clnff White Lnnda Latumer Lmda Shaw Ed Lutz Lnnda Latumer and Chf? Whlte undo their bonds assisted by Jack Marburger Ed Lutz IS the Tlbeten 3' v 152 and Norman Eckert as - -I . . I I I 1 I I I I I A l I , , - TP, 'T ' 1 ' - ' s'f5:'::,',1 P' 31111 Q- g?':' -, 1 I , sg' l I 'fi '-I X . ...,. . , , . 1 A 3 I 1 ' f I . , ' V 4 I. . N ' , sg x -I -Iv xx A .I . , V X 'f' x I 'X I ly Mn. . 4 S 4 Q 5 N i I I . 1 A f . init 5:1 , .K . V ' VY ., I if V ax? J A 1 ' - ' f ,S These pictures are an assorted study of the play. It had its lighter moments when the curtain literally came down and Ed Hoveland came to the rescue. 6 Mi? ' 'Qsf NATURE AT WORK T, X, 11, ORGANIZED CONFUSION. Mr. Zugay explains chemistry's innermost secrets. UGH! TAKE THAT THING AWAY. Mr. Thomson demonstrates for Madeleine Shores, Catherine Speiden, and Alan Clark. 1 7 IZA '!f ', ED LUTZ JOHN HOLLAND BOB TILLER ond HOWARD KRAKOW brush up on thenr French AND A RIGHT TO THE JAW Mary Coppock wards off Morhn Goldsborough SHOW BIZ .. 156 CLIFF WHITE, DALE DEVEY, and KENNY HILTON perform a modern dance. THE MAIN CHARACTERS WERE Judy Gordon, Gail Pace, and Sue Rasmussen. DREAM COME TRUE . 5 gi., nv -. :f'.'!,w'. - ' '11 ',71'L . f .,-Tam l J I lbl THE CHORUS: L, to R., Standing, Del-Rae Doppelheur, Elsie Veighmier, Mary Coppock, Martha McPherry, Carol Smith, Connie Eastman, Dale Devey, Carol Skutchko, Jerri Jessel. Kneeling is, Sharon Gantt. . . LIGHTER MOMENTS 1-:Z MISS O'NEIL, BLADENSBURG'S NICEST REINDEER. THE PRINCIPAL FIGURE. SECOND CHILDHOOD? k.. 'I' 'vo Ng' WHO CARES AS LONG AS ITS LOUD9 The Pep Band blares Blair THE RALLY x xl 9 Above NOT A MOUTH CLOSED, puty those poor Blcnr ecrdrums Leff THE NATIVES ARE RESTlESS EV' J xiii: -, 27 ' ' 'if f 1 . - 2' A - l A io fy E I A ,-M.,-J F 5 J., ' ,LT , . N I-4q M , w T M A I ATA A goof , ll l , X , ' .D I ' x if X ' f' All . I , I .rf ' X N tbf A 511 , Q ! . ei' ,Km ? MY own' 0 ruff. f,.'- 1 n ,,,,...- 'Cf V . THE .lUNlOR'S MAD BALL Top photo: THE OVERSEERSH' They didn'7 menlion chaperoning in Leif: AND THE BAND PLAYED ON FOR Gloria ond Dove. college did they Miss Beury? Righff WHAT BEAUTIFUL SMILES Jerri and Nancy, you too John 'lv 160 3 'Qs THE KING AND QUEEN THE DUKE AND DUCHESS ALL BLADENSBURG NIGHT On March 24, l958, the gym took on a regal attitude as a show, Around The World, was presented in honor of the Twentieth Royal Court of All Bladensburg Night. The show, with a cast of four hundred, represented many of Bladens- burg's organizations. lt was climaxed with the crowning of the King and Queen, the Duke and Duchess, and the Waltz ofthe Court. lt certainly was a night to remember. . Q ' '54, ' '5 5-X ,X ULUAQVI 1' . ANNOUNCING THE '58 COURT . . . fLef1l, LOWELL MARTINDALE and CAROLYN HALL. I J' Q- !RighH, SALLY SMLTH and ANDY GROSE, sf s f U i fLefN, GLORIA PALAZZO ond WILL FLESHMAN. fCen- ferk BOBBY HOUSE ond EMMETT MOLLOY. fRighrJ, JOYCE MOORE ond JACK MARBURGER. -if ,E sN S !LefrJ, DON WEBBER and ELAINE A MONTAGUE. Q -4 'RighH, MARY LOU JAESCHKE 1 cmd DICK DUNAJ. .'. I c UM' .L A f x l' -1 X Q 1 - C, N l ,L I l H11 9 f4,.'s N 4 1 . , I 1 v 54 ' 'VTYK .,A. C M gf r' xi if F' 'l I 7. ,W js? X .fl ' Vg' Q , f 1 A 'f via Y 1 s f .1 fleffl, HATS OFF lo David Cal lahan and Larry Bird who were the crown bearers rselowm cmzkvuwo me Posles for the '58 Queen was lilfle Gaul Alter. A GREEK DANCE was performed with all the grace and precision befitting il fRighH, THE JUNIOR CLASSlCAl. LEAGUE presenled o ski! abou! how pizza has affected our lives! fBoHorn righrl, ALIDA WITHROW and BOB TILLER act ouf 0 literary sorire produced by the Nalioncl Honor Sociely. THE HIGH-STEPPING POM-POM GIRLS run through lheir acl. ln the back- ground may be seen lhe giganlic balloon which symbolized lhe lheme, Around Vhe World. f A Q, 63 4. 'gvfi f ,Y In 5 X N f I1 v ',' 'Yr F .' f-vi -. ' f fx' 4 - W 66 ii NOW LOOKEE HERE! The principals involved are John DeLathouder in WHAT TH' HEY? Bob TilIer's jaw hangs due to the evil glint in the the White SUN and GUY Comp. eyes of John DeLathouder. Jim Halstead, Barbara Lewis lseatedl and Stefany Grimes look on, M V.. MY, YOU HAVE PRETTY TONSlLS. Martin Goldsborough suspects nothing as he proposes to John Delalhouder. RlGOR MORTIS? No, it's iust the way a pose was made in the l800's. Posing are Stefany A STATELY POSE by Kathy Hunt. Grimes and Jim Halstead. UI' BEG PAWDON SUH, BUT . , ln this pl0Y the butler, Paul Jacobson, didn't do it. I. 1'-'-5 5 HEH HEH Y D :ng a fine 'ob wllh the Ilghts were Hoveland and Marvun Ennns CHARLIES AUNT LOVEE SCHROCK prepares to face the audience X115- 8. 22 THERE WAS BEAUTY an those days too Lovee Schrock proves vt nn thus picture DONIT LOOK SO HAPPY JOHN Stetony Grnmes Barbara Lewls Bob Trller and Jlm Halstead Delothouder e all sms s contrast to the rather gloomy appeal ot John X THERE IS AN UNDER TA ER WITHOUT A SUIT It h nts t back Guy Camp has I W .h fs I I6 4 K . e x wo I , lt. I 'T .J qnl T ,' ' , . . . I'l.l. FIX THIS PLA O' A ' ' Ed I L I ' ar 'Ie in X I I T Q1 ' A I 'V qffb 5 ' ' ' I-kffil. X - ' of it! ' 1:9 , , Z I 1, Y V ' , X I ' I ,. , I I , A-wwe '35 ffl I I A IL . A 7 xb- ,Pi Q . Q a W I MOST POPULAR: Judy Nagel and Steve Preston. BEST DANCERS: lleftl Stetany Grimes and Clif! White. BEST DRESSED: fright! Pat Williams and Mickey Urmann. SENIOR SPOTLIGHT -Q i 4 My K ,l MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Esther Annadale and Sonny Lohr. FRIENDLIEST: Gloria Palazzo and Andy Grose. C 1 x 1 f 1 ,n U N -fx i ' N - i ,, in . ? ' . f ii -- S' I iff , A 'g, ' , ,I , -11 1 I kr , f- ,Qi- 1 ,1 'A. I v h V Q FUNNIEST: Janet Brady and Luther Fennell. NOISIEST: Betty Bredekamp and Dave Watkins. 1 E 1 , . K L - Q 'S' . je ' lv . -, u .Z .rf L I ...J BEST LOOKING: Judy Nagel and Mickey Urmonn. MOST STUDIOUS: Martha Zeller and George Waldo. +1 S ,Q . xx BIGGEST EATERS: Bobby House and John Hunkle MOST ATHLETIC: Kathy Lund and Steve Preston. MOST TALENTED: Brenda Mast and Jack Marburger. QUIETEST Beverly Fnlbey and George Waldo MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sally Smnlh and ack Marburger. IB we . -F17 1 Y NO BOYS ALLOWED On November l5, the Girl's Athletic Leaders sponsored the second G.A.L. Slumber Party. All of the girls arrived by ten o'clock, and then the fun began. Records blared until eleven o'clock when dif- ferent girls participated in presenting a little entertainment. The faculty members also took part in this phase of the program, which was quite comical. Around two o'clock the lights went out, but the noise continued through the night. The gym was cleared by seven o'clock. Everyone had a swell time. 2 . l 1 1 -IA. .ly re ' I in ' ' l . ,if Q' . ? 4 - 1 p. E -,...., ' V ' -4 l +. 1 Ef- F' ' ,H N 9 SHE HAS OVER A THOUSAND MOUTHS TO FEED EVERYDAY THE KITCHEN DWELLERS: Vic Perry and Alan Johnson Z' A DRINK AND BE MERRY Within the four walls of the cafeteria, students much and mingle with their friends. Conver- sation ranges from the latest teen- age idol to the ingredients of the masses on the trays called food. cafeteria, students munch and CUSTOM CUSTOMERS with Bill Wheally and Robert L-M5 'N.,-5 5 Wilson. FUTURE DESIGNERS AND DRAFTSMEN. 'QW' 7 ' i kuubx. . 1 'Y -..J A... PRlNTER'S DEVILS . . . JUST THE RIGHT TYPE. L. fo R.: Bill Moloy, Dove Jewell, and Richard Boisch, LET'S GO TO THE SHOP! WEl.DlONl 'alll WATT IS THIS? WIRE THEY DOING THIS? To become electronic technicians. L. to R.: Bill Malay, Tom Vealy, and Francis Cuppett. X a 4 s-- w ,g ,say-wx THE SANDMEN ARE COMING with Ralph Blades and helper. ,fgti Q 9 Flu, E sai'7' ' SENIOR TR A if CAROLYN WADLEIGH, LINDA HURLEY, and KAREN HART enjoy a time honored tradition of New York: that of subway riding. 'LA if Tv' NEW YORK during the day. ELLEN KLEIN is caught with her pin curlers on. BARBARA LUSBY helps BETTY MCGARVIE display the latest in hair styles. MY HERO! Dave Watkins lends his big, broad CATCHING UP ON LOST SLEEP. Barbara Lewis shoulder as a pillow for Betty Bredekamp. relaxes on the way home. GENERAL OLSON reviews strategy for defeating the enemy from Bladensburg. Her army eventually won the battle without tiring a shot. BEDLAM. ff gr TL.: 1 4-4' BILL ISHERWOOD won a crunse wlth the Navy Fleet durung maneuvers Thus crulse was awarded to hum as a prnze for has protect In the Prince Georges Scrence Faur GEORGE WALDO poses with has prnze wnnnnng prolect nn the field of Physlcs He wan the Grand Award In the Prmce Georges County Scrence ur ablung hum o go to Flint Michigan parhcupate nn the National Four CONGRATULA TIONS GEORGE the whole school IS proud f ou FREE RADICALS Ntrfv- YlY'44r'4'l H '-qf' Fa' , en ' ' t ' , ' ' to , , ' 0 Y . N , , . dl X ' I '.u E' ' ' ' ' ANT. ' I 'V' 1'-it I h' A ,F Nfvgl U K - 'X ', N t4l'?.'.J ' ' ' , -' i'fi-Fifi E ' ' ' ' 1, Y -.I - , ,,v Ly. Vt, 1 '- fl 1 l K I' i- 25, I I 1 -4I,Q l lsfv A J II L I -. M. II I 5' CLUB WOMEN. Working on the Holl of Clubs are Julie Covin, Connie Day, Fran Zorn, ond Amber Hershey. v-. i nun n -'urn I-on I I : 3' 4 IN CLOSING BIG TIME OPERATOR. Jimmy Lindsay answers the main office Ielephone. V.. igvwu, 'I I THE DARKROOM DWELLERS here are Ross Car nc , Dick WH EN DAY I Simmons, and Bob Righter. 5 DONE-H OFFICE GALS. Working during ofiice prociice are Anita Atkins ond Eleonor Quinn. 15 Q ,1 Mrs Eluzabeth Brown Anonymous Mr and Mrs Anglm Mr Ettelsteln Mrs Donohue Susan Cocklll B J Nlcknadarvuch J The Luhu Famnly Mrs Phullup Blankenshup Mayme R Bakersmuth Mrs Helen Strickland Mr and Mrs N L Molloy Mr and Mrs Frank M Demshaw Mr and Mrs Wm Melson A 'Friend Bob Mr and Mrs Edward M Bassett Frances Reed Mr John Crooker Marne Camno Sam Vazquez Mr and Mrs A L Pruett Mr and Mrs H G Plaskan Mr and Mrs Walter G McBrtde Robert R McHale Clyde W Smith H J Hughes Mr and Mrs J M ale Mr and Mrs R W Rede A friend Four lvory Laps The Bower Famuly Helen Meade Mr and Mrs Kreamer Mrs Paul Hammer Mr and Mrs Bull Pearce J W Kubler Mr and Mrs R A Nash and Famlly Norra Erlckson R H Bennett and Mrs J Draley an Mrs Patrick Logan and Mrs Walker an Mrs W L Noble Wllllam Cooper Y M C A Representatnve Robblns Famnly Mr and Mrs Stephen O Dea Leonard F Crapper James W Laporte Joan and Marty Burrkus WllburJ Thomas Mr and Mrs Mallette Mr and Mrs Bernard Loe Fee PATRONS The Hlbberds The Cochorans Barney Stokes James V Mattmgly Mr and Mrs Paul Marstco Marlanne Neumaler Margaret Gaegler 82nd Arr Borne Mr and Mrs Bragan Mr and Mrs Howard Codlung A frlend and Mrs B L Nutzman EM M and Mrs W S Coon and Mrs Thomas Mater and Mrs George L Jackson and Mrs Hal Harding and Mrs J W Pugh and Mrs Lavorata E L Gardner Mr and Mrs Frank L Tracy Dons Mr and Mrs McDanuel R G Leary Mr JohnJ DnJanm Mr and Mrs HarveyW Wnlluams Mrs Margaret Roberts Mr and Mrs R E Vmyard Mr and Mrs H T Shoener Robert M Dolby Mr and Mrs L E Nuckles George Phullnps Dale Kagey Mr and Mrs Alfred P Neff Mr and Mrs Bull Fnsher and Famnly Mr and Mrs James Lonaberger 8. Family Mr and Mrs Anthony M Carney Charles Teagree Mr and Mrs Woodrow Myers 8- Naomn Mr and Mrs Mack B Sarvns Mr and Mrs J W Stepp Mr and Mrs R M Roder M E New Mr and Mrs S J Staples Carolyn and Roger Hall Paulune Goodwm Mrs S B Stmson Sr e Ollven s e Buckley s Mrs Marvarn e Shtrley s James Roy Richard T Muller Mrs Robert P Butler Mrs and Mrs Robert R Green Mrs Anlta Adams Mrs Eugene H Smuth Charles C Gaftney G E Mortimer Lewls H Spangler Mrs and Mrs Multon A Kyle A F Granholn Mr and Mrs Gordon Ebersole 8- Famlly Mr and Mrs W S Coon Mr and Mrs James Salt Roland E Humphrnes Walter W Draut Rnverdale Hgts Volunteer Ftre Dept Frances C Stone Marianne Neumaler Mr Klug A friend G B Edwards Mrs Wm H Krueger Ronme Gallegos Charlotte Waterhol er Walter Tate Mr and Mrs Frank R Newcomer W J Poluch Charles B Tansull Henry Eberly and Son James Hull Mrs Hall John G French Sr Mrs LaMaster Mr and Mrs G E Kltchen Mr and Mrs A G Shltflett Dr and Mrs Herbert Earnsaw Wllllam S Leaman Mr and Mrs HerbertJ Max R S ff James Arnold and and and an and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Kenneth Curtts P W Van Ormer Robert Barkdoll Toy T Cooper Cecil Gray eER Hun es and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A E Allen Stanley W Hankms R E Gastrock R G Damel John C Deck Jr Charles Granofsky Wnllnam Rexroth Sr Oscar Krakat 177 . . , r. . . . . . . Mr. . . . L . . . F.F., A.G., . ., J. ., S.L., B.T. - - - - , , , Mr. . . . - - ' Mr. . ' - ' Mr. . . - , , , Mr. . ' J - ' Mr. . . . ' - , Mr. . l I . . , Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Eggenberger Rodger F. Long l ' . . Du Mr. . . D MV ' U Mr' d . ' - - - Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' ' ' Mf- ' Mr. d . . . ' ' ' ' Mr- d ' ' - - 1 - - Mr. . ' . . . . ' ' - - - Th . . ' kl ' ' Mr. . . . , , ' ' l Mr. . . ' ,Jr , - - - l , - Mr. . . . , Th ' Mr. . . . ' Th ' Mr. . . , . ' , - Mr. . , , Th ' ' Mr. . ' ' , . , , l Mr. . Pete Ross Thomas Deacon and Mrs a J Snesko and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs e Churchnll A fnend Nelson Colem Mr and Mrs A frrend Mr and Mrs G M Moore and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Brlmanrs C J Sartorr Wlllram S Kidd G A OOnofruo Harry L Eddy Family John E Flack Everett A Waterman Frank P Savoldt Richard W Kung E R Franke Stanley Hoveland W Newman and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lrvrngston James R Watkrns Allan E Cox C W Ttson and Famtly Mnss Mona Cook Mr and Mrs Edmund Estes and Mrs and Mrs I and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Richard J Gtlltam C J Traber Whtte and Family G B Wrthmgton Walter Plehowres A W Stoner Schuler Anonymous Kay Weaver Mr McMahon J L Sm th C B Barnes O Hara Doug and Bobby Anne The Lonesome Stranger Jum and Patty Johnny and Stefty John Burke Raymond F Stone The Harpster Famrly Mr Eugene Rschards 49th State Club of East Prnes Rudolf C Freyensen 8. Famrly John E Culver W R Garnett A M Bake Mr Wm H Wood C McCarthy Mrs D M Meyers Barbara Hopkrns Mrs Grace R Hall Karl G Nordm Rnchard Green Mrs W E Arnold Hopple Mr and Mrs Wrllrams Arthur R Taylor C Hanback Mrs W Sson Mr George Lance W R Eastrrght C R Hughes H W Klune Mr and Mrs F M Burt Mr and Mrs L V Russell John K Carl Mr and Mrs J V Tomas: Mr and Mrs J A Flournoy Mlss Leslre Dalley Mr 8. Mrs Ed C Harrus Heunz Blum 8- Mrs D E Oden 8- Mrs Noel Johnston Lrvmgston and Mrs Broderrck and Mrs Charles E Muller and Mrs G P Garrett and Mrs Drush and son ErnestJ Harrus Karen Leslle Harris The Truppners Bob Ruth Terry Bobby Mr and Mrs Hart Thomas Bednar Barbara and Don Fabrrzro J C Mrchela J E P Grat Mr and Mrs L Nlcastro Mr and Mrs W R Brauner Jacob L Rlnker A graduate of 45 A frnend from Carrollton Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson The Tangeman s Mr and Mrs Rolph Ulme Charles T Muller A Frtend B Hathaway Mr and Mrs John W Lewns lrvrn B Frankenfleld Anderson Famuly EugeneJ Dupree Sr Mr and Mrs F J DeMeza NSG and NES Howard L Crawford and Mrs Ezra T Jones and Mrs Hamerdmger and Mrs Parresol Lloyd Chusholm and Famrly R F Jen ns A Frrend H J Wxllrngham and Mr and Mrs John Snesko Mr and Mrs Veron Hagan Jean Hood Seymour Gresser Mr and Mrs Maxson Mr and Mrs Elmer Sharpe Warren B Anglrn Jr Clarre Wllkln Mr and Mrs O L Stevens Mr and Mrs L E Hawks Mrs Pleasant Morruson Mr and Mrs James H Morrrson George W Cope Mr and Mrs Randal Gray Frnend of Bladensburg Mrs Wm A Cannon Mrs D L Taylor Ms J F W e Howard Fltzhugh Albert Roberge Edwln Sutley Wrlllam Shipley Jr A Frnend Charles Arken Mr Herman McChesney Carol Neagle Mrs Sweeney Mrs Florence Foster Walter H Horn J V Symanoskle Dr W D Rosson P K e z Anonymous Anonymous A Friend Mr and Mrs W H Buchanan John Mulr A Fnend Mr and Mrs Joseph Work Bobby Brenda Steffy and Patty Mrs Kenneth Boyd Holly C Wagner Mass Joann Webster and Mrs Marvrn S Dodson and Mrs E B Kelbaugh and Mrs Lawrence Olds H B Laughlm e E S Mast Sr Family Mrs George F Hughes and Mrs L W Cox and Mrs Paul W Kerns and Mrs J D Tavaroza and Mrs James J Sweeney Sallre John and Alxda Robert W Grove A krnd frlend Paul Gnbson Mabel l Gabriel Phrllrp Barr l7B Mr. . . ' ' . . ' ' P t . . Mr. . . . ' . . . Mr. . ' ' . ' . . . . Mr. . . . ' ' . . ' , . Mr. . . . . ' ' ' ' Th ' ' . . . . . . an . . . . . ' Mr. . . ' ' ' . . Mr. . . . ' r . . . is Mr. . Mr. . . . ' M. . Mr. . Mr. . ' ' Mr. ' ' ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' ' l ' , - Mr. . . Mr. . . ' A . . ' Mr. . . . ' ' Mr. . ' - Mr. and Mrs. Siedel and Family Helene G, Harris Mrs. George McMahan Mr. . . . I I I I . Mr. . ' ' . Ma'. . . . ' ' - - . . ' Mr. . ' ' . . . Mr. . . . ' ' . . S it Mr. . - - ' . . . n . . o . ' Mr. . ' . . . Mr. . . . ' . . . ' Mr. . . ' ' . Mr. . . ' ' ' Th . . , . ' . . . . . Mr. . . . . . Mr. . . . . l Mr. . Mr. . . . . . . Mr. . . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' , , ' . . . Mr. . . , , . . ki ' Buddy Eugenio Charles K Moms Edie Heller Class of 57 Darden 81 Mrs Thomas M Purdy 8- Mrs John Koontz 8.Mrs R J Gordon 81 Mrs D Appolrto 81 Mrs F retz e Gyptons Mr 8. Mrs H A Leach Sally Smlth Mr 8. Mrs Thomas Smrth Carl 8. Sue Brenn 8- Mrs R S Woodruft 8. Mrs McAuley 8-Mrs J L Buckley Kohler 81 Mrs Dowling 8- Mrs Harry Clark WJ ron Guy R Hnnegardner Benlamln Lemke Mr 8. Mrs Joseph R Hull Harry Lane Jr Ruchard S Roane Wllllam Schultz Mr 8. Mrs Ronald Lange Norman W Beall Mr 8. Mrs Paul Blaster Mr 8.Mrs James Campbell Mrs J A McAllister Duane Lowry Mr 8. Mrs Gay Mrs Clements Jlm McMichael Mr 8. Mrs Raymond Franklm Mr 81 Mrs A W Taylor Cy Newman Lllllan M Knott Dee Cotsoms Compllments ofa Fruend Mr 8. Mrs Raymond N Morauer A Friend of Blade A Friend of Blade Mr 81Mrs Francns A Beall Wallace R Love 46 81 Mrs Kanzler 81 Mrs W C Magruder 8. Mrs John Merolln 8. Mrs Mulrooney Bernre Kanzler Mr 8. Mrs Odom Mr 8. Mrs Nell Yeager Sora Grbbs 57 Mr 8. Mrs Jack Bnshop Sr 8. Famnly Mr 8. Mrs Vmcent Bova 8. Famrly Mr 8. Mrs PeterA Grose A Frlend Mr Jack Daggs Flo N Wullrs 56 Judy Gladstone 57 Mrs Athena C Mtchell Mr 8. Mrs George Kosmos Mr 8. Mrs Chester L Karnett 8. Famnly Friends Mr 8. Mrs Robert Hartman 8- Mr 8. Mrs Joseph Artmo Mrs Leota Gallardo J Fo Wade Abney Jos T Collrflower Mr 8. Mrs James R Smith The Eckerts Evelyn Smith M 8. Mrs C J alb e Van Nattas 8. Mrs Joseph Dr Menna Mr 8- Mrs John T Fntzgerald 8- Mrs Guy A Bocell e Sherndans Mr 8. Mrs H M Leedy Mrs Lucllle S Lohr 81 Family Mr 8. Mrs John E Shuchke Adruanne Sherndan 81 Mrs L H Wrngert 8- Mrs Owen F Conrad 8. Mrs Bernard J Kark rm Calderwood 8lMrs Jack H Blshop S 8- Mrs Mason T Turner 81 Mrs Emery Adams The stat? of the 58 Blade extends nts appreciation to all ot the patrons who generously supported the yearbook Family Dr 8- Mrs JamesT Robunson Beuluh Elklns Mr 8. Mrs Fred W Gast T Suemons Mrs Dorothy Reed Wrlluam Penske Mr 8. Mrs Rlchard L Hulton Jean Eckart 8- Mrs Robert W Krr Charles D Cram 8- Mrs Wllllam H Jann 8. Mrs Aubrey Yonarske Clalr Wolfe Mr 8. Mrs George H Robinson Mr 81 Mrs I Krmmel Terry Wolf Mr 8K Mrs J R Richards J Lloyd Taylor Mr 8. Mrs Kenneth Read Mrs C Cunn ngham Mr 8. Mrs George Darnall Herbert Emhorn Mr 8.Mrs E J Beller Mr 8. Mrs AmosJ Goodell Mr 81 Mrs Thomasley Dave and Joan Mr 8. Mrs A J Carmen Davrd W Glbson J Mr 8-Mrs M L McClary Judy Nagel 8. Joe Johnston Leo Doloff Mr 8. Mrs Joseph T Tacops Mr 8. Mrs Frank B Hall Jean Dean Mr 8. Mrs C H Hamby The Boblck Famuly Leo Doloff Johnny Scanlon Claude W Brown Mr 8. Mrs Robert C Howard A frnend Mr 8. Mrs George W Harruson Mr 81Mrs Ronald V Josey Mr 8. Mrs James Pntts Wllsons Cleaners l79 - I Mr. . ' I A ' Mr. . . . . , , MY- Mr. . ' , ' Mr. . . Mr. . , Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. ...' , , , ' ' I ' Mr. . ' ' , , ' Mr. . . F ' ' ' Mr, . . ' k Th . . ' , . ' Mr. . ' . . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . . , ' ' ' ' I , ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . . . . E . . . . ' MV- . . . Mr. . ' . . . ' . . , Sr. Mr. . ' . G 2 MY- 3- MVS- H- R- Albert Mr. 8. Mrs. Alfred Case Mr. 8. Mrs. Howard Knudsen . . L' - - - - ' C. . llin . . . - - . , r. - - ' r. . . . S . . Th - - - ' Mr. . ' . . . ' - Mr. . . ' Th ' . . . . i ' - Mr. . . . ' L ' Mr. . . . . . . ' ' Mr. . . ' L Mr. . . ' , r. ' ' ' ' Mr. . . - - . . . ' . Mr. . ' Good Iuck fo fhe class of 7958 Tom O Keefe Complrmenfs f The Luclle Shop LADIES APPAREL 5101 BALTIMORE AVENUE Hyatfsvnlle Maryland Mrs lucIIe Arnold Proprveior AP 75959 WA 7 9589 Comphmenfx of he Cenfral Barber Shop Around the corner from e Drug FaIr In the Prnnce Georges Shoppmg Center WIlIIam ReavIs Propnelor LANDOVER HILLS BARBER SHOP IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL 7035 ANNAPOLIS ROAD LANDOVER HILLS SHOPPING CENTER Hyoifsvllle Hardware Co . Inc WA 7 1919 5121 BALTIMORE AVENUE HYATTSVILLE MARYLAND PAINT WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES EXCLUSIVE PRICES TO BROKEN LAWN MOWERS NAT HAUSERS ESSO SERVICENTER LANDOVER AND ANNAPOLIS ROADS Cheverly Maryland WA717 CHEVERLY SERVICE CENTER CITIES SERVICE Class ring mon 1010 WA 78997 Full LIne TIres BaHeIIes Accessories EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Ernesf FreIweII 5439 ANNAPOLIS ROAD CheverIy Maryland L8EM SERVICE INC SEAT COVERS AND UNDERCOATING AUTO GLASS 4017 BLADENSBURG ROAD COLMAR MANOR MARYLAND NA 88918 CUSTOM TAILOIIINO ' MADE ESPECIALLY FOR You Guaranteed Sahsfachon LEOTA S QUALITY CLEANERS DRESSMAKING AND AIIERATIONS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS I12614TH ST NW Leoia I Gallardo 6209 FOREST ROAD WASHINGTON UN 44724 CHEVERLY MARYLAND CompIImenIs I Cheverly Gulf Servrce Bladensburg Maryland Brlghf Sheperd Company, Inc GENERAL CONTRACTORS Evacucmon Road Consfruchon Concrete 5101 CRESTON STREET TUXEDO MARYLAND UN 45733 I I - I 1 Y - 7 A.M. P.M. - I-I. , , . A D Q . O 1 X . , f P, 4 , A ' , ' Lf X-,,, . W ' ' 'JP' 1 h I , ,II l Ih , A - ' ., . . ,D.c. ' o I . I O . I C O I BPS - , IBO PHONE DAY OR NIGHT BOWIE MARYLAND CENTRAL 8 6090 CENTRAL e oooo SUPER DULEY S SERVICE COMMUNITY AUTO REPAIRING MARKE1- 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE BUDDY DULEY COMPLIMENTS OF PRINCE GEORGES RADIO 81 TV 5614 EDMONSTON AVENUE East Ruverdale Maryland 5906 ARBOR STREET TUXEDO MARYLAND WA 7 1886 WA 70088 WA 7 '887 48II -sax Need A New Harrdoo 45 9to 6 Sp 3 9875 X-IE-nw I' Brenda recommends Kenfland KENTLAND BEAUTY SALON 7527 LANDOVER ROAD Landover Maryland Evemngs by appomtment Compl ments f PHOEBUS FLOWER SHOP COTTAGE CITY MARYLAND Monahan and AGR Sporhng Goods 4225 27 Bladensburg Road Colmar Manor WA 7 9238 LOFTON S CLEANERS DRIVE IN LAUNDERERS 4826 ANNAPOus ROAD SAME DAY DRY CLEANING WA 78110 BLADENSBURG MARYLAND D81D SERVICE DYNAMIC WHEEL BALANCING AND GENERAL REPAIR UN 4 8732 48TH AND ANNAPOLIS ROAD BLADENSBURG MARYLAND I D I UN - I I 7 TQ ,, L 4' ' . I I A I i o I ISI ZAMSKY STUDICJS 1007 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA 7 PENNSYLVANIA QKLCLJ pA0f0gl'6ll0 Q Negaflves of porfralfs appearing IH This Annual are kept on file Photographs may be ordered IBZ Warfield 7-1893 Warfield 7-1894 Warfield 7-1895 EMMETT S MAST REALTOR BUILDER 5507 LANDOVER ROAD BLADENSBURG MARYLAND R A DONLEY 81 SON 3816 BLADENSBURG ROAD Cottage Cnty Maryland UN 4 4511 STATIONERS PRINTERS IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST INSURANCE STANT BROTHERS 5110 BALTIMORE AVENUE Hyattsvulle Maryland MANOR HABERDASHER 3823 BLADENSBURG ROAD Colmar Manor Md Men s Sportwear Shoes and Related Items UN 4 2794 WOODWARD 81 LOTHROP WASHINGTON 13 DC DISTRICT Where courtesy and quality are traditional dedlcated to provrdung better merchandise and rendering better servnce for the people of the Washington area A Store Worthy of the Nation s Capital 7 5300 I I An institution of individuals 183 Knowledge as acquired Compllmenfs of Compliments SEARS ROEBUCK 81 COMPANY 911 BLADENSBURG ROAD NE Wa hngto D C YOUR FRIENDLY STORE SOUTHERN OXYGEN COMPANY Compressed Gas Manufacfurers Un 4 2345 GEORGE A SHUPP General Confracfing 5 Engineering Service 3134 63rcl Avenue Clweverly, Maryland 184 ...E - -'Vi '- -- Y' '- r----.f A ' : : Intelligence is inherent 4- -A --1 . U a X , of s i n, . . Compliments FRANCIS GASCH'S SONS Funeral Home 4739 Baltimore Avenue Hyattsvllle Maryland Warfield 7 6100 Alr Condmoned Servmg this community for over one hundred years MARENKA METAL MFG Compliments S S KRESGE COMPANY COMPANY INC 4823 Ann.,,,0..s Road 50ll Cresson Street Bladensburg Md Bladensburg Md PEOPLES SUPPLY CO INC Bunldmg Materials 3004 Kemlworth Ave Bladensburg br ck cement hard are lme lumber plaster mater als roofng cul ert ppe allboard Comphments ENTERPRISE ESSO Route 50 Glenn Dale of . . . of Phone: Warfield 7-2205 , . i , , W , il , l , vi i , w I85 Insurance is like a lifeboat, you have to carry it when you don't need it to have it when you do. FOR ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Specialty In Surety Bonds Court and all other forms of Surety Bonds ROBERTA B LAUGHTON Insurance Agency Box 161 UPPER MARLBORO MD and 3501 57th Avenue South Cheverly Forest Phone Appleton 7 4183 HYATTSVILLE MARYLAND and Market 7 2462 E A GASCH 81 SONS Your Authorized Gas Company Dealer for your new gas furnace borler or water heater With 36 Months to Pay On Your Gas Bull Through Us 4723 ANNAPOLIS ROAD Bladensburg Md WA 7 3373 ACCOUNTANCY AND FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION COURSES Leadmg to B C S and M C S Degrees furnish basis for advancement to executive posts prepare for C PA examnnatuons Day and evemng classes Coeducatuonal Catalog on request BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY 1100 Sixteenth Street N W at L Washlngton 6 D C Republic 7 2262 I ' 1 ... I . I I - I , . Give specific training for accounting positions , . Ph1l Lustme gwes you the best deals on CHEVROLET ULDSMOBILE and the Itahan FIAT 9 Q vu1ll0NllYlImf Wil lhlhviv 5700 BALTIMORE 'QL sX '2,, ,.f Residents of Prmte Georges County will End exciting, money sawmg deals on these cars when they bus at Lustme As a part of our customer development program we offer exceptional buys rn new and used cars to folks rn our area Drop m and see Chesrolet Olds or the ltalxan Prmce Georges resndent deal f - tln E I C I-I O14 S CJK' OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET FIAT AVE AP 7 2000 5710 BALTIMORE AVE WA 7 7200 US Roule 7 Hyaltswlle Maryland l87 I O O 7 QB. 5? . A - ' a 7 U vc' 1- - . A f X 5 In l , v- , M Fiat ahd ask for our uv- m. r,,-s.2:x1-Tr., ,XNNW MMWWQWNQPM gli - . M, YV K -VAv ' , -.,. 3 I Q I C . - 0 . ' ' Your Coca-Cola Bottler extends Congratulatuons and Best Wlshes to the Members of the I958 Graduating Class of the Bladensburg High School Z X Z...- Sll N UI- I OOD TKYIL COMPLIMENTS LEDO RESTAURANT THE HUNGRIEST CRUSTY PIE CO NC Nolslssr Kms Qualafy Pre Bakers 20 fo 40 O S'l'reeI' N E BLADENSBURG Washlngfon 2 D C I Compl me ts MARCHE FLORISTS Flowers for All Occaslons 4800 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE Hyaffsvllle Maryland AP plefan 7 9500 Best W shes f om LARRYS MEN S SHOP 7339 LANDOVER ROAD KENT VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER H G Roebuck 8. Son INCORPORATED PRINTERS 0 LITHOGRAPH ERS 2l40 AISQUITH STREET BALTIMORE I8 MARYLAND HOpkms 7 6700 K it v H FO MCQPJ 0 y0lll' lllllla en :age Maryland X OF I T C pl! C plimens , of 7 of and 'I L I, 1 I L af 1 - - May the second lunch tabl IOTTIID UNH! AUTHORITY OF YN! COCA-COLA COMYANV IV during 'he second and h, d WASHINGTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS,INC. ' lunch pe- d - th I b' , . . confu ' ' ' d y. i n of O O I I i f l I I I . 1 A V 1 188 ls There Someone Musrcally lnclmed rn your family If so, musical trammg should not be postponed, but should begun as early as possible 1-we-5,-fray,-57u7c:..4 7L v!T:K 4 0 411113 -Z-ln! I JORDAN the largest music store in this area, will be pleased to assist you ln selecting everything for a musical education MUSICAL PIANOS Sp: els Co soles G ands MASON gl HAMLIN 0 Cl'llCKERlNG BUESGHER . HOLTON . SELMER . OLOS STORY an CLARK . WINTER a CO Clafnfrs MUSETTE . GEORGE STEGK QELMLR ' BUFFET ' LE BLANC HUNTINGTON . CABLE NELSON Curia: MARTIN . EPIPHONE Q GRETSGH H M CABLE and Ofhefs Acro dxons SCANDALLI 0 11111111 0 u Full lme 0 amous WFL ' LE DY wuRLlTzER ORGANS SLTNGERLANO . GRETNCH St g Instrzmentf A COMPLETE SELECTION SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC BOOKS Band Inst e Renlal and Rental Pu chase Plans HAMMOND CHORD ORGANS Low Cost Rental Purchase Plans for Beginners JORDAN Corner 'l3th 8. G Sts., N.W., Wash., D. C. 9332 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring, Md ST erlmg 3 9400 JU mper 5 1105 189 O C I O ? . . . .,,,.,.xv' t V .WJ R., , TT O I min, - -za, . ffT7',' I l .Lg I ,,.'!' If 'Q--.Ll L-:M ' Z I Q C C U O I I O O I O O in , n , r rum nts i ' r r ' ' V f r i n 5 Dr mf ' . . . E rin 4 I COMPLIMENTS OF THE D.O. CLASS M0125 SENIOR TRIP gif. 5 I Q2-53' 0 0 x I I - ' X No Heddmgs Mr and Mrs George MSWFryJr Don Conners Mr Theodore Rnchardson Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Anonymous and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Green Mr and Mrs Redwrne The Maddoxs H L Scrabble W F Gerlach Morosku P Rene Budez R J Grace Harold K Carroll Stephen Derdeyn A frnend Marvm and Jean Mr and Mrs John Edwards Mr and Mrs James A Hawkins Mr and Mrs E F Plant The R J Welch Famuly Mr and Mrs James E The Hoff Famrly Mr and Mrs H S Sears Mr and Mrs A D JC1rb06 Mr and Mrs Rupka Charles L Beall and Mrs R Pnelpont e Folta Famlly e Sorkin Famuly and Mrs Ruggs Mr Thomas J Stochl and Mrs Vmcent G Walkendufer The Hllton Brothers 53 58 Mr and Mrs Rrchard L Halton The Four Semors The Jumors The Krazy Karryall Krowd Mr and Mrs Charles Baker The Beach Famlly Mr and Mrs John A de Lathouder Jr Compllments Mrs Sterlmg Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Catalano of 6124 P Bettnnger Conknn Phllllp Mrs H Marvnn Presley Carroll Mahoney Mr and Mrs Thomas M Peters Mr and Mrs O G Phrllups PATR Arthur G Sands Mr and Mrs Paul Lake Riverdale Herghts Vol Fare Dept Mr and Mrs Charles E Mettler Mr and Mrs L R Lmsenmayer Mr and Mrs Znehl Gonzaga s Sensor Class Compliments of a fruend H E Keetung Mr and Mrs R Hemtze Mr and Mrs J Tyler and family Mr and Mrs Renno and family Mr and Mrs Bell and family Wulllam F Burre and famrly Lowell and Sue Bob and Andy Mr and Mrs S Freedman and famlly Mr L Anderson A graduate of 57 Mr and Mrs A Barrett and family Goldsborough Mr E V Rassuga A frrend Mr and Mrs Robert Branch Bull Blake and Barbara Johnston The Schreiner Family Mr and Mrs Ernest R Chaney Mr and Mrs Allan Alexander James B Jenks Mrs Paul Gumbuy Joseph G McGowan Mr and Mrs Olrvern Mr and Mrs A Hartung Mr and Mrs Wllluam E Roberts Mr and Mrs Benlamln Lloyd Michele Thayn Mr and Mrs Lrgnellu Mr and Mrs Laws Rev and Mrs Roy Stetler Mr and Mrs Ernest Mortmsen Mr and Mrs Talley l9l ONS Marsha Tracey WaIterJ Buerwagen Mr and Mrs Henry Naylor Mr and Mrs Anthony Lewis Kyle Enloe Wrllram E Schmsdt Mr Joseph McFadden Annonymous The Dodd Family Terrell M Wertz C G Light Jr E W Wrlson M GI John Newland The Frank Exum Famlly The House Famrly Mr and Mrs James Frye Mr and Mrs Wm A Hammrll Mr and Mrs LaCameras Mr and Mrs Roger Myers Mr and Mrs George Lassnse Stevens The Wangnesses Lindsay Mr and Mrs Joseph Joyce M T E Burke Jr Mnke Becker Mrllle Murphy Mr and Mrs James Short The Allens Mr and Mrs GuyW Camp Mr and Mrs W W Overman JD rz Mr and Mrs C Allen Freeman Jr Mr and Mrs J A Keefer Tuxedo Esso Mr and Mrs Johnson Carol Cyktor and Tommy Barrett A frnend e Robertson Famuly and Mrs Donald Wells and Mrs R W Rughter and Mrs Guy Zummerman W L aur A friend Paulme Strautman Leonard G Bryan Mr and Mrs Wlllram Flynn Mr and Mrs Henry P George The Dorr Famlly Mr and Mrs DanaM Judy Jackie Oldham Morris DeSlalone Mr and Mrs A H Wllllams Mrs James D Brown McEnctee The Rlesterers Mr and Mrs John Guldotr Mr and Mrs Wrllram F Cox The Balestrrs Emmett Molloy Mr and Mrs Robert Saver Mr and Mrs James Smith Cliff Rullman 56 Alan S and Ruth B Young Frank and Duane Mr and Mrs Edwln Woolson Mr and Mrs Hoslaus Mr and Mrs Marmng Mr and Mrs Jamue Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Wnlloner Mr and Mrs John C John G Roland W W J Farrell Andrew Lacombe James Henderson Frances Edwards Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs George W P Englush F Knott Martenot Zelda Caruana Mr and Mrs Andrew Kleln Charles Newcomer James J Conway Mr and Mrs Everette Pltsenbarger and Famuly Mr and Mrs Wnllram R McDonald Mrs Charles Vaughan Donald R Webber W E Shearer G E Thompson Sr Spahr s and Tartzu Mr and Mrs Joseph Zaner Mr and Mrs G B Lambert Barbara Ellnott r. . . , . . . . 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Bl ' ' ' Mr and Mrs George Beadle Mr and Mrs G E Schubert C T Ewmg Mr and Mrs Jack Malakatns Phyllis Rrbachaw W E Wetherald Bull and Helen Des Prez Edwm E Mundey Dorothy Snuder Butler Roy A Hugton Mr and Mrs Hermo I Antlla Mr and Mrs Ruchard V Waldren Mr and Mrs Paul A Gattue Jane and Jrmmy Morrnson Mr and Mrs Walter Pfaender Mr and Mrs H Stumpf Mr and Mrs C Montague Burt Keller Mr and Mrs O K Wrlght Mr and Mrs Tom Ashe Julre Cavan Tommy and Lrnda Quarnstrom Mr and Mrs F Patrlck Casey Mr and Mrs James Tayman The Schuh Famrly Mr and Mrs Wnlllam McDermott Adrlane and Denny And Sandy Mrs Kermit Hunt Wrllram Harrelson C A Ramsey Mrs M P Koval Norma and Charles Ausmus Mr and Mrs James Morrell Malor and Mrs Wm M Gay Mr and Mrs F J Wather Robert B Glasgow Mr Harold Floyd Mr Lewrs C Thompson Ms F A Rus on Mr and Mrs T L Combs Mr and Mrs W R Sllverster Mr and Mrs R l Mummert Mr and Mrs I E Ziglar Mr and Mrs Wllllam P Wales Jr Ruth D SlenrllufT Mr and Mrs G V Waldo Mr and Mrs Olaver Zunsmelster Mr and Mrs E J Grllrgan Bobby Remson and Rosuta Patron Peddlers Mr and Mrs T E Smuth Mrs Emul Foure Jean Peck Homer E Phllllps Thompson Family Mr and Mrs Russell T Walker Harry F Ware The Gorsdon s Mr A D Stewart Mrs Joseph T Roddy Sr M and Mrs D S Townsend Mr and Mrs F C Twrss Compllments of the Crlscullos Anonymous Mr and Mrs Raskhodoff and Famrly Mr and Mrs J T Parker The Levertons A frnend Mr and Mrs Squares and Famuly Mrs Gussue Roth Mr and Mrs E S Gannon Bull Johnson Bob Tracy Mr and Mrs F Jenkuns Mr and Mrs Thurston R Morrrs Louns C Schenk Edward Rlchardson Miss Nancy J Malasprna Alrce McKlnley Joseph S Cullms Jr Elanne Montague C B S Robvnson Mr and Mrs Raymond W Bellamy M Ella Baker Mr and Mrs Morauer Kate Barbash A frnend John Cornelrus Karen and Chuck Marty and Jummy Mr and Mrs J S Johnson Mr and Mrs Larkin A friend Mary Elsre and Bob Anonymous Mrs C E Abagrl The Ramsey Family Carole June and Claudette Claudette and Max Mr and Mrs Tyrus Dawson Joan Rollrns Mr and Mrs J R Johnston Mr and Mrs Donald R Coppock Mr and Mrs J T Chenault John and Nancy Mr and Mrs Theodore Haas Manuel Ferruers The Ferrars Bobo and Roddy The Rrchard Gettys Famuly The Daytona Boys Tyrone Power Alton Wnllram H Leath A Donor Duncan Harkm Henry E Grles H C Berthold Leo J Cormler and Famuly Mrs Wnllram Youngwrrth Mr and Mrs John N Flsher Victor Turyn The Four Guys At The Knotty Pune Inn Mr and Mrs G Kmsey Owens Alan S Young Wrllram B Hershey Jr Mr and Mrs J H Beattle Bond Tayman Margaret E York Mr and Mrs John Augustrne Mr and Mrs Karl J Dorman Queen Elnzabeth and Prmce Phrllrp E June Shelton Jlmmy and Patty Mr and Mrs Bordewrsch The Wrlbur Jonses ' . r . . . 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