Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

If 1, f X A ,, f, ,fffln f . Aifg' f , A0 pw U.,6 , 7- Q9 L : E THE RAILROADER OF 1958 BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND EDITOR'S MESSAGE Rich in tradition, high in quality, 6'The Railroader faithfully records each person's part at B.H.S. You attend classes, dances, par- ties, and sporting events, and in the Railroader you get a picture of the variety of activities going on in your school. Our yearbook is im- portant to you now, and in later years. Let it be a wonderful memory, of the best years of your life. WW TABLE UF CONTENTS Dedication Principal Faculty Class of '58 Class of '59 Class of '60 Class of '61 Class of '62 Class of '63 Activities Athletics Advertisers DEDICATION The h y ave guided and instructed us, inspired and encouraged us, listened and advised us, questioned and understood us. Words cannot express our appreciation for their many contributions. In honor and respect for them, the '58 Railroader is dedicated to the FACULTY PRINCIPAL .tlffi - MR. JACK B. KUSSMAUL As you browse through this yearbook, you will find it pleasant to remi- nisce. However, remember that the greater portion of your life is your future, and your aims and thoughts should be in that direction. At those moments when you do reflect on your days at Brunswick High School, you should receive comfort and inspiration from recalling the many enjoyable and profitable experiences and associations that you have had. Remember also the efforts of your parents, teachers, and friends who have attempted to help and inspire you. Again, your future is not the present nor the past, it is what lies ahead. That future is yours . . . Yours to form . . . Yours to live. L '? '!'af g E L2 Vw. mv -M A 'N iw 14 ,., , qawv K eg 5 , ' 1 222 ' Wc- 5 x Q 1 K 2 X X M fix g, if ,j ff N f 62 V ,ff 'W ,fffb gfffif , 5 ,X if ,f ,sa is nf-.miffiiwl A a 1 wa ,gs AX, X, , A,,....M ,,...,.x ,qw .... I xi! SEQ A gzl w ' K it xx ln a minute it will be as good as new, Mr. Starkey, Shop teacher, assures Mrs. Bloom, Home Economics teacher. Lk J' -:P ' 4. Mrs. Hardesty trains future secretaries while Mr. Sweeney acquaints them with the laws and economics of the business world. Could Mr. Rephann and Mr. Marrone be discussing Bach in this Rock and Roll Age? 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, is heard as Mrs. Nicholson and Coach Daugherty lead the Physical Education classes in exercises. Never put off until tomorrow what you can learn today, is suggested by Mrs. Frye, the guidance counselor and Mr. Harrington, the librarian. Mr. Ifert and Mr.,Sigler our school's custodians believe that cleanliness is next to godliness. Q-4-he ,lla-H W1 BONNIE SHARON BRAWNER Commercial General Glee Club . . . Majorettes Typing Club . . . Softball. JOYCE LORENA BEATTY Commercial General Second Felt Star Monitor . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Glee Club . . . Majorettes . . .- Typing Club . . . Fixit Club . . . Red Cross Club . . . Library Club . . . Volleyball . . . Fieldball. X,X i VTX f F M 7' Yi, F A A J., 7 1 ki' , if 1 .,f'lfi'- ,I li N ' -fry Hear no evil, Speak no evil. 255 JOBE OLIVER BREEDEN, General Sports Club, President . . . Typ- ing Club . . . Fixit Club . . . Stage Crew . . . Softball . . . Baseball . . . Volleyball . . . Track . . . Soccer, Captain. DIANE IVIARCELLA CANNON Commercial Stenographic Girls' State . . . Vice President 12-B . . . Glee Club . . . Movie Projection Club . . . Fixit Club . . . Red Cross . . . Crafts Club. Help!! Oh, Romance! j Received your wings WILLIAM RICHARD CARE Academic Junior Rotarian . . . Boys' State . . . Movie Projection Club, In- structor . . . Boys' Home Eco- nomics Club . . . Crafts Club . . . Softball. EDITH MAY COOPER Commercial Stenographic B Monogram . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Glee Club . . .- Typing Club . . . Girls' Handi- craft. SANDRA KAY CARTER Commercial Stenographic Chenille B . National Honor Society . . . Junior Class, Treas- urer . . . Monitors . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Sports Assistants . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . '. Basketball . . . Softball . . . Volleyball, Captain . . . Hockey . . . Fieldball. NANCY LOUISE CARMACK Academic Gold HB . . . National Honor Society . . . Student Council, Treasurer . . . Parent Teachers Association Reporter, Western Re- gion Reporter, Representative ,' . . School Store Manager . . . Year- book, Assistant Editor . . . Whistle, News Editor, Photogra- pher, .lunior High Reporter . . . Future Teachers of America, Vice President . . . Madrigal Singers, Pianist . . . Glee Club, Pianist . . . Band . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . . Volleyball . . . Hockey . . . Fieldball. Watch out for the bargains! .' Yaufve got competition .V .' ,lust practicing! ! MARY ANN COOPER Commercial Stenographic Felt Star . . . Student Council . . . Glee Club . . . Cheerleaders . . . Sports Assistants . . . Sports Club . . . Basketball . . . Soft' ball . . . Volleyball . . . Hockey . . . Fieldball. Bet that zsn t Mozart!! She's had her Cheerios ! ! NORMA JEAN DANNER Commercial Stenographic B Monogram . . . National Honor Society . . . Yearbook, Business Manager . . . Glee Club . . . Cheerleaders . L . Typing Club . . . Softball . . . Volley- ball . . . Hockey . . . Fieldball. Glamour gal! ! GLORIA JEAN DERFLINGER Commercial Stenographic Felt Star . . . Monitors . . , Student Council . . . Glee Club . . . Majorettes . . . Typing Club . . . Crafts Club . . . Softball . . . Hockey. DONN FRANCIS EBBERTS Commercial General Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Fixit Club . . . Photography Club . . . Volleyball . . . Track. NELLIE GEORGIA ANN EAGLE Commercial Stenographic Felt Star . . . National Honor Society . . . Student Council . . . Yearbook, Typist . . . Madrigal Singers . . , Glee Club . . . Typ- ing Club . . . Red Cross . . Hockey. CHERRY ANN DERKACH Commercial Stenograpbic HB Monogram . . . National Honor Society . . . Monitors . . . Treasurer 9-A, 10-B . . . Student Council . . . Yearbook, Assistant Business Manager . . . Glee Club . . . Cheerleaders . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Softball . . . Volleyball . . . Hockey . . . Fieldball. Whafs on your mind?? Next thing to Miami VI It pays to be pre LEIGH RAYNE FEETE Academic B Monogram . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Monitor . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Yearbook, Fea- ture Editor . . . Whistle . . . Future Teachers of America . . . - Glee Club . . . Band . . . Volley- X . ball. f fix V 1 -,fr If ifjoga COC XC KU 9 5 ff 1 1 7 vcd HQ L , i J Y C21 I ci, J 4 'Wu MERRELL KEITH FOLTZ Commercial General President 9-B, ll-B . . . Vice President 12-B . . . Sports As- sistants, Vice President . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . . Baseball . . . Volleyball . . Our fazr lady! ! Studious student!! Track . . . Soccer. fixes 'em all right! ! JERRY THOMPSON FRAVEL Commercial General Monitors . . . Treasurer 12-'B . . . Student Council . . . Typing Club . . . Movie Projection Club . . . Fixit Club . . . Boys' Home Eco- nomics Club . . . Photo Crew . . . Track. LINDEN LEE HAMILTON Commercial General Yearbook, Boys' Sports Editor . . . Sports Club . . . Photographers Club . . . Crafts Club . . . Volley- ball . . . Track . . . Soccer. GAREL LESTER HAUVER Commercial General Typing Club . . . Basketball . . Softball . . . Baseball . . . Volley- ball . . . Soccer. IDA MAE HAWS Commercial General National Honor Society . . . Vice President 11-B . . . Yearbook, T ist . Glee Club . . S orts YP '- . - P . Assistants . . . Typmg Club . . . Movie Projection Club . . . Bas- ketball . . . Softball . . . Volley- ball . . . Hockey . . . LFieldball. Dreaming of the Big Leagues! ! That safety pin won't do 1 r Show us that Ipana smile .V I t ROBERT FRANKLIN HOPE JR. Commercial General National Honor Society . .'. Year- book, Sports Assistance . . . Typ ing Club . . . Photo Club . . Volleyball. 'V ,f-ex T ffl? A ,, xr 45- X wi X ,M V , L' .1 : :hx 295 if ,. if fs 5 A 55 z l f x N Y ' A ? E l p 'Huw LARUE DAVIS JOHNSON Commercial General Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Fixit Club . . . Stage Crew . . . Volleyball . . . Track. Qf ELEANOR LOUISE JACOBS Commercial General Sports Assistants . . . Girls' Handicraft . . . Library Club . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . Volleyball. 7 , ff .I ff C, , X fi X i, f y L ,f 3,17 , L ,K , ., L x' ,Vw 1 'Q 17 L K sf ,fL L f f ,L L f f 1- ff, C C ff Def f . f 'e K1 fc. f ' 1 r L, Xi 56, V, fffiijscc 552 or ' -- I 1 , 4-X63 QN- MELVA LAVERNE JOY ,fs good for you, Commercial Stenographic Complexionjj Secretary 12-B . . . Clee Club . . . Typing Club . . . Fixit Club. is N. 4 l hu...- The gzrl can t help lt It s quzcker this way 7:54 BONNY LEE KEARFOTT - Academic Gold B . . . National Honor Society . . . Girls' State . . . Monitors . . . Secretary 9-A, 10-A, 11-A . . . Student Council . . . Yearbook, Class Editor . . Whistle, Junior High Reporter, Feature Editor . . . Future Teach- ers of America, Treasurer, Presi- dent , . . County Council Future Teachers of America, Treasurer . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Glee Club . . . Majorettes, Assistant Leader . . . -Sports Club . . . Science Club . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . . Volleyball . . . Hockey. GEORGIE LEE KELLER Commercial General B Monogram . . . Secretary- f Treasurer 11-B . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Glee Club . . . Cheer- leaders . . . Typing Club . . Fixit Club . . . Softball . . Volleyball . . . Hockey . . Fieldball. Dartmouth bound ' ' DAN KELLY LANCASTER General Is a captzon necessary?? Do we have study lzalIs?? Clee Club . . . Sports Assistants . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Fixit Club . . .V Boys' Home Economics . . . Stage Crew . . . Basketball . . . Soft- ball . . . Baseball . . . Volleyball . . . Soccer. MEN: BARBARA ANN KELLER MERRIMAN Commercial A Stenographic Gold BU . . . Secretary 11-A . . . Treasurer 12-A . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Yearbook, Assistant Busi- ness Manager . . . Whistle . . . Glee Club . . . Band . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Fixit Club . . . Basketball . . . Volley- ball . . . Fieldball. - , , , 'V . Another Benny Good- man.' ! PATRICIA ANN MOORE Commercial Stenographic National Honor Society . . Cheerleaders . . . Sports Assist ants . . . Typing Club . . . Bas ketball . . . Softball . . . Volley ball . . . Hockey . . . Fieldball. Who are you trymg to kid?? .IULIA MARIE MYERS Commercial Stenographic Felt Star . . . National Honor Society . . . Monitors . . . Vice President 12-A . . . President 10-B . . . Secretary 9-A . . . Scholarship Ball, Queen . . . Stu- dent Council, Assistant, Parent Teachers Association Reporter . . . Yearbook, Editor . . . Clee Club . . . Cheerleaders . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . . Volleyball . . . Hockey . . . Fieldball. Our deczdmg editor ! ! ? P Late again P ? RICHARD DOUGLAS NICHOLS JR. Academic Boys' State . . . Student Council . . . Whistle . . . Madrigal Sing- ers . . . Glee Club . . . Band . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . . Baseball . . . Volleyball . . Track . . . Soccer. rxxiwt Mfjiy Mike MARY CATHER E PIPER Commercial Stenographic National Honor Society . Girls' State . . . Future Teachera of America . . . Madrigal Smg ers . . . Glee Club . . . Major ettes . . . Typing Club . . . Girls Handicraft . . . Red Cross Volleyball. Do-Re-Me Not many get by me. LEE BURGESS SMITH Commercial Stenographic Felt Star . . . Junior Rotarian . . . Yearbook, Typist . . . T . ing Club . . . Photo Crew . sip. Stage Crew . . . Volleyball, U., im owefb-13 .jgg,J4-fkyfjx-fJ42JEf Ch -gilrxwi cJ+9V1M,,f - 1 . Q4fLrCLf PAUL BERNARD SMITH at X JR. Commercial General Student Council . . . Band . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Photography Club. Anyone dzslzke the 0rioles?? Special lesson m P.0.D. ? ? It does burn!! FRANCES MARIE SNOOTS Commercial General Sports Assistants . . . Typing Club . . . Volleyball . . . Hockey. GERALD LENWOOD WALKER Commercial General Boys' State . . . Sports Assistants . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . .' . Basketball . . . Soft- ball . . . Baseball . . . Volley- ball . . . Track . . . Soccer. JEROME WILLIAM TUCKER Commercial General Vice President Senior Class . . . President Junior Class . . . .lun- ior Rotarian . . . Monitors . . . Vice President 11-A . . . Presi- dent 10-A . . . President 9-A SANDRA MICHAEL SUMMERS Commercial Stenographic National Honor Society . . . Typ ing Club . . . Crafts Club . . Volleyball . . . Hockey. . . . Sports Assistants . . . Sports Club . . . Typing Club . . . Boys' Home Economics . . . Softball . . . Baseball . . . Volleyball . . . Track . . . Soccer. ,xjv lf! 1 tj - Is zt magna? ? Shall I toss a coin?? ,,- Paratroopers, here I come ! f RONNIE GENE WEDDLE Commercial Cencral BU Monogram . . . Sports As- sistants . . . Sports Club . . . Fixit Club . . . Boys' Home Eco- nomics Club . . . Stage Crew . . . Art Club . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . . Baseball . . . Volleyball . . . Track . . . Soccer. ?Lil PATSY JEAN WENNER Academic National Honor Society, Vice President . . . Senior Class Sec- retary . . . Student Council . . . Yearbook, Assistant Editor . . . Whistle . . . Typing Club . . . Red Cross, President . . . Volley- ball . , . Hockey. ' Voice of the Senzor Class. GARLAND WOODROW YOUNG Academic' Junior Rotarian . Teachers of America Club . . . Art Club ball . . . Volleyball . . . Future Tyvmg . Soft- Soccer. It'.s good exercise too. The Young th eory! .' MQW JERALD WILLIAM YOUNG Academic Junior Rotarian . . . Boys State , . . . Monitors . . . Whistle . . . . i Typing Club . . . Boys' Home Economics . . . Future Teachers of America. Secretary ..,,...,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,t,t,,,,,,,,,,, PATSY WENNER President ..................,,..,,,t.,,t NORMAN RUNKLES Vice President ,A,,,,,Y A,,,,-, J ERQME TUCKER Treasurer ,,,,, LEIGH RAYNE FEETE CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Green and White White Rose CLASS MOTTO It isnit graduation, but wisdom that shows education R X wwf fe! N X L We it ai? CLASS .www K' rm as 1 What a year! Commercial students experienced their first year of typing and shorthand while the Academic students continued with French and enrolled in geometry. Many juniors became members of the Senior Varsity teams. Class rings and class pins were received before Christmas. The big social event was the Junior-Senior prom. To lead the class, the ,Iuniors elected Lee Cooper. Presi- dent, Tony Walker, Vice President, Betty Wiles, Secretary and Mary Ann Hahn, Treasurer. Sylvia Anderson Gregory Arnold Shirley Arnold Joseph Bane Larry Barger Marshall Barger ew I OF '59 Edward Beacht Janet Bechtol Richard Billef Judy Bowers David Carroll Herman Carter Joseph Clark Michael Coates Richard Conner Judy Cooper Lee Cooper Nancy Cooper Norman Cornelius Donald Deener Lester Deneen Thomas Dinterman JOS6Pl1 Elliott James Fleetwood Jeannette F look Eddie Flora James Frye Nancy Frye Dixie Garrott Kay Garrott Cecelia Garvin Earl Good Richard Goodrich Na PHQTGQ y Y Clayton Hagan Brent Hahn Mary Ann Hahn ,WW 5. l e No whom I x iw K ' lk K ,W , glial W, 1 my lg wg H i ,ki 4 lx V x New 5 . ig f' f V . ,aggzih S M my Hlglgiia W, gg R is AVAH-ABLE . ,.: . ,lA1J,,A.. .l3. I ,, Vgxpqgsk g . ..,as , ,..... ,ps sa, H ryflsw -, ., . fri, . W. E 5, A sw 11 ,l4:,2:.,,.1,:f1. lx '...mim,- ,. in f Q wefm,,m.mm,..' Asfgwf-' aw ' . 7 ,'f fif?2Qf12,iili2i+g, :J 5 s ' L41-swag,,x:emMAgfgm..i M Z- w.f,, ,,,. M, :LS C nf . w me , z1:fzel:.1flzjf,. ' H ' ' iam YV 'TEV i ' ml L 51,6 lffi in . ll ,I-lm, ,la Nancy Harrison Adele Hedges John Hedges David Heffner Edwin Hidgon Shirley Hoffman George Hoopengarder Marcella 'Howe Wayne I ones Gloria King Franklyn Klein Patsy Lewis Richard Lloyd Billie Longefbean Judy Lutman William Marshall Jane Mohler M C ffyfj, la.1.:pf,f! ff . 1 - wa lf ,V ,mi f 5 , ff 4, X A iffvf., NA-.. mr..--n, 'L 17, ff ,yi may X Tl .... ..- rm 1 h 1 1 Gene Rice Robert Roudabousch Wayne Shaff Beatrice Sigler Patsy Souder Judy Streight AIllh0I1y Walker Carla Whittington Beth Wigington Betty Wiles Patricia Young , 1 .1-. -r sf '5EE' mi ' . K Q1 gg WH' '?'L1? ' 4 51952550 uv . 5 wwgifdafawvgl-Q ,Af sww M, .,, F Mk ,H ,, ff swiffq-f,wSg4M.1.aWfr,M w 2 ff, 55 -'gnu iff! 1, 91 1 ,, in 5 1, Tew. -..45gM. w,...- . ,, ww' 'W2safQik,q'L K 's Sf W A 1 aiakmw Z',.TfM5 'sgfgww 5 mfg'i'frg,5wff-T gawk' 11 w..,f+:i1 'Q,,,+x 5 S ' sw. g .3 1 Jfni-lffgirdkb ,...?w 1' 'uf-:f: rr' sw' 1-W :-fb M.. 3 uf 9 Q '.:. ' is ' f The Sophomore year brought forth many changes in the classes, clubs, and activities. If the grades in all subjects, including French I, which was offered for the first time, averaged to a B,', one was eligible for the National Honor Society. The members participated in Whistle, Glee Club, Madrigal singers, and Var- sity Sports. The most memorable event was the experience of planning for and attending the first night party-dance. Frances Carey Marian Cooper Frank Cover Carole Crawford Sandra Crone Elaine Crummitt Lyman Cunning- ham Loretta Danner Herbert Deener James Dockery Sue Eagle Beverly Brady Tommy Brawner Nelson Burns Charles Cannon Janice Alger Sue Algire John Axline Charles Barger Winona Bechtol Noah Bess CLASS OF Jerry 'fi A - Eshbaugh William ' ' - 3 Opal , ' 5 Eshhau h , fl' Eyler 4451 Q V ' 4 a ' Sylvia X K I r F easter 3 David - 2 Fletcher Kay Foster Ann Fravel Lee Garrott , Geraldine Goladay Charles Hackley Gerald Hagan No Photo i , Avmuxme Paulette Harrison Eleanor Hauver Drina Hebb Dallas Hoffman '60 Carroll Hope Starlene Howard Vivian Howe Linda .l oy K 9 s , , WE, , v M... X Q 3' 4 . 1 .wsoawn 'Hg if A ff A nn ' ' J PHOTO NOT AVKILABLE Jerry Keller Helen Lancaster Judy Lerch Lester Lloyd Richard McKnight Joyce MclVlurry Clarence ' Merriman Douglas Mills Sharon Mills Evan Mohler Carol Moore was Donna Stewart James Stonesifer Wallace Stotlemyer William Van Holten Edward Virts Mildred Virts Rhett Webber James Weddle Shirley Whisner Tanya Whittington Eugene Wilson X r K- lrrrl i K Michael Spurrier Elaine Staubs Edward Steinburg Carol Stewart JoAnne Sigafoose Glenn Simons .loan Snoots Robert Snoots PHOYO NOT AVAILABLE -ai Q Betty Roberts Joyce Robertson Ann Runkles Jerry Sanger Patsy Shafer Nina Moss Rita Moss William Musser Dorothy Myers Connie Nicholson J oAnn Phillips ,aeiilj if CLASS OF '61 Teacher, secretary, bookkeeper, or scientist, which will it be? These were some of the fields the ninth grade thought about as they began choosing Academic, Commercial, and General courses. Those who chose.the Academic course were introduced to a new type of math, Algebra I. The grading system of A's and B's was used in place of S's and U's. Interests turned to sports, as this was the year they could become members of the Junior Varsity. ' Y ' A in - ,'-, . 5, A A ii ' ,.... i V A ' f - it iv 7 Sf .,t, gb Dennis Albert at ' T ' i Ji?-PW isssi Mary Lee Albert - V f iir e,Ho,o No, AVAMM Thomas Arnold 't ' A ,ff' Eff' 2 ' 5 , Paul Barnes . ., ,,, . 1 Q4 We , I y , 1 Woodrow' Bohrer f, t. , ,t . M HQ ig, Carroll Brawner Patsy Brown Jo Ann Brubaker Bonnie Carey Gloria Carey Loretta Carey Wayne Carter Wayne Clark Donald Cooper James Cooper Sue Ann Cover James Cox Louise De Voe Patricia Dinterman James Dixon 55. W s ,it .4 M. fl Y' l 5 I fbavut J rl' dl K MJ fb Mr jk vu C rg X li ,, 5' W NP We f Aff JU Jw y y JJ Er lf lf all Milla' 7 PM V VJ Nr . C QLUK, Brenda Hoffmaster Bonnie Huffer Cary ltnyre Clarence Jacobs Nancy Kehne i L Q c Ql 0 cf Vp. fe. Clarence Kennan AN N. 5 -jf Edwin Kennan ' C 1:7859 nuff 7 Steven Kidwiler fi V Lorraine Klien YC' ,. , 179 51 gfweffff X. Margaret Knight Charles Leopold Eugene Lincks Shirley Lloyd Harry Mainhart James Marken A 1 W ,, M 'aww Ahunf PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHO1 O NOT AVMLABLE MWA Nancy Ely Patricia Ferrell Donna Foltz Cecelia Frye Robert Frye Wayne Garrott Donna Goodrich Dixie Gosnell Donald Grams Reese Grams William Hamilton James Harrison Carol Hartman Donna Haws Wayne Haws l 9 W ' f tif fi in ,S r-my K :ff- E 'in f , X iw Q 'i all QQZZZ cjfa Z 26176 lag MX James Mathews Edward Moore . William Munday Earskon Myers Kay N alley Gary Nelson Paul Or-ye Faith Parker Rita Porter Robert Rau Clyde Reynolds Lester Reynolds Dianne Rhinaman Grace Shaeffer Nancy Schamel f , l Jw' 47 ,545 'L ,ww 'J ' ' i?!iIA!1,f ,l7! wi lg ff, l , ' .eff J , flier? ' 1 L ev Sl, Y , at Janet Shriver Patsy Sicura Ronald Sigler Shirley Sisk J o Ann Smith Kenneth Smith Gary Snoots Harvey Snoots Wanda Stine Carol Stouts lx j,qyy,,49,JfVf4!L 9 Theodore Van Holden l Phillip Van Steinburg Q Judy Walder Patricia Webber Sharon Webber it will Climbing the hill, changing classes and going only one way in the hall all became a daily routine in their school life. A thorough study of Maryland was made. At the end of the year they selected either Mathematics or Algebra I for next year's study. Anna Alger J oe Anderson Mary Arnold Wilson Beacht Robert Bechtol Raleigh Boaze George Bohrer Herman Boyer Leonard Brice Virginia Burkhart Rita Cannon David Carey Ann Catlett Robert Childers Russell Conner Shirley Conner Woodrow Conner Gerald Cooper Jackie Cooper Mary Lee' Cooper CLASS OF '62 ' Ray Cooper Alan Crowl Eugene Dagenhart Sue Dinterman Doris Dockery Dietra Dyche Sue Ehberts Jerry Feaster Sue Ann Ferrell Janet Filler Martha Filler Carolyn F look Dora Forbes Charles Free Beverly Garrott Nancy Caver Pat Gilbert Betty Giles Susan Gordon Sandra Grams Gary Greenfield William Gross Robert Hackley Carol Hahn Sharon Harrison Janet Hawes Dewey Heffner Margaret Heffner Ronnie ltnyre Ethel James Alfred Johnson Douglas Johnson John Jones Lee Keller Marian Keller Gary Price Wesley Rice Donna Rutherford Rose Ann Sasso John Shafer Roy Sharitz Dianne Shewbridge Lenwood Spurrier Karen Taylor Phil Thompson James Myers Judith Norris Jerry Orye Joyce Piper Aloma Kidwiler Patty King Billy Kubat Edward Lerch Gary Lewis Charlotte Lipscomb Ray Lucas Gerald lVlcVicker Paul Merriman Bonny Moler Gloria Moore Patricia Moore Artime Morrison David Moss Richard Musser Tom Watson John Wenner Patti Werking James Whelzel Arlett Zimmerman CLASS OF '63 Carolyn Anderson Cheryl Anderson Glenda Anderson John Anderson Andrew Arnold Sarah Arnold Beverly Arvin Janet Axline Bay Axline Sandra Baker Jeff Bane Gary Bowers Delores Bradley Patsy Brawner Virginia Brice Frances Brooks Marie Burkhart Robert Cage Marylou Capino Careth Care Jernon Carey Penny Clem Larry Cooper Sylvester Cooper Thomas Cooper Being new at Brunswick High the 7th grade students found the climbing ofrthe hill, no recess, changing of classes, different teachers for various classes, Physical Education, mdustrlal arts, home economics, and activity periods of the school very different from elementary school. These changes soon became a definite part of their school life. Donald Greenfield Patsy Grubb Benson Haller Camilla Harrison Dennis Haws George Haws Harry Hedges Linda Heffner Douglas Henderson Joyce Hoffman Thomas Hoffmaster Ernestine Jackson Kenneth ,loy Susan J oy Jacqueline Corneleus Dwight Crone Katy Danner Raymond Danner lone Davis Donna Derflinger Sharon Duncan Donna Eshbaugh Bill Ferrill Fose Lee Foltz lden Gaynor Betty Gilbert Linda Gosnell Richard Gosnell Sharon Grains Cameron Kehne Wilhert Kennan Karen Kidweler Donald Lewis Carol Lincks Margret Lipseomb Ronald Lowe Donald Lucas Franklin McKnight Darlene Moler Terry Nelson William Nichols Ann Oden Faye Porter Charles Pruitt Joan Ramsburg Charles Rau David Roelky Robert Shackleford George Sheppart Franklin Sisk Charles Weedon Tommy Wenner Lewis White Tommy Souder Alfred' Spriggs Douglas Stewart Carolyn Stine David Taulton Melvin Taylor John Thompson Rebecca Thompson Virginia Van Steinburg Kenneth Webber JUNIOR HIGH Junior High activities are planned for many interests, abilities, and curiosities-Clee Club, Science Club, Art Club, Whistle, Hobbies, Teen Age Book Club, Crafts and F. T. A. .lunior Whistle Hobby Club Crafts Club L EV ni 4? MJ 4, ,4 fy, ' luivv f, ,W .Q mu g x x ...Jggi-1Ax Q.-4 4 Msn. faq, 1 9 3524 MT' aiu!!! 15 D' I4 ja Wag '1 1 wql: M 11-'R' Ti ,H xi,-1 'Z 'V .X ,,,.,g1e +I, I M Egg , I 'ff we ws, 1 L ,df 14 ., :.EmE:':5f5?:: '::.x :. fgigz-5153552512Frei'-ififfk -- .x,..E:' 'X .,.,. --: Ef', ff:-fiignifl, '5j,:!::r?:5jfQ, s..eE TI. ' 155:55 :EN::2'-- 5' 2' ':sSeaE1-:-cgvw' ' , !:sf:' ?'f5E?2i i-11Fs:f:sQ2fss 1--fax, 'w'f:fxH ' STUDE T COUNCIL Our Student Council performed many services and sponsored various activities that helped to make Brunswick High the outstanding school that it is. Through its organization and guidance, it helped to promote better cooperation and under- standing in all matters, relating to both the stu- dent body and faculty. This organization was composed of students who were capable of assuming leadership in the school activities. Representatives from each home room were elected. Some of the sponsored activities were dances, assemblies, spaghetti dinner, and sending of rep- resentatives to workshops, conventions, and re- gional meetings. hu-A . ,,,N U I 3 fm mm , ,Q 1,5 ?i, m wfQmw w1:,LJ. -3 Qi Wm MN,:m fww w,.f3 ig? gig? ix 15 igyb , an-E if :ms ,WQQG 'b f KHP. A4 ? ,X ?W L 'Nil YEARBOOK 'iHave the pictures arrived? ls Mr. McGee here today? were questions commonly heard in the student activity room where the memhers of the yearbook staff worked diligently under the leader- ship of Judy Myers, Editor. After a theme was selected, the Railr0ader's work involved planning, scheduling, and supervising the photography, securing ads, and arranging pictures and copy. After the work was completed and the last shipment sent, the staff waited with anticipation until May when the finished product arrived. WHISTLE Please hand in your article on time! was a frequent expression heard in room 105 as the Whistle staff worked hard to meet the dead-lines. Keeping everyone informed about the events of the year, from fads to evaluation, required hours of toil and thought from members of the Whistle staff, with Kay Cosnell editor-in-chief, and the sponsor, Mrs. Bell. The results justified the labor involved. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X g S f , N , r A m S L to A group whlch created an enthuslasm for superlor scholarshxp strmulated a deslre to serve one s school and commumty and promoted trustworthy leadershlp and loyal pupll c1t1zensh1p was the Natlonal Honor SOCICIY Domg much 1n estabhshmg and promotlng the hlgh standards of the school the leaders of tomorrow measured up to thelr goal of school and town servlce w1th many worth whll project TYPING CLUBS The clickady-clack of typewriters could be heard through the building, as Mrs. Harciestyk typin clubs huslly worked. This Club grave typing stutit-nts an opportunity tu Cotttplvte rt-gnlar assign ments and to gain further practivvg it also gave those- who did not have typing aq a vlaw an opportunity to lt-arn fundanu-ntals uf typing. 0 Wil? 9009090439 it Gieoeoaomeiiez' TYPING II BAND if: p N.. l Every 'Nlonday and Thursday the Sound of drums and other musical IHQITUITIEHIS could be heard throughout the chool a the band practreed for xts only performance ae an awembled body graduauon Durxng the year Qecuons of the band performed at the Halloween and Armlstxce Day parade baeketball games and All County Band m Frederlck MAJ ORETTES Remember to pomt your toee was frequently repeated after the majorettee dlvxded lnlo therr varlous groups under the tralnm, of leader Shxrley Lloyd with Bonny Kearfott HSQISIHHI Through the year the majorettes performed rn the Halloween and Armlstlce Day parade: rn Brunswlck basketball games, and the 3A parade in Washington. Some were selected to perform with the All-County Band. MADRIGAL SINGERS A selected few were chosen from the large Glee Club to participate as Maclrigal Singers. This group performed at assemblies, Parent Teachers Association meetings, other special occasions and took part in the All-County Chorus, which was held in the spring. ln 1957, Mr. Rephann organized this group to have a balanced chorus to present the special music at Brunswick High School. GLEE CLUB Books were discarded, music was distributed, the accompanist was seated, directions were given, and voices were joined in joyful and harmonious song. This was the general procedure at the Clee Club rehearsals conducted by Mr. Rephann. The performance at the County Musical Festival was the highlight of the year's work. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The F.T.A. made visits to various schools and colleges. Through the year the F.T.A. members sponsored the Frostburg State Teachers College dance band and Madrigal singers to stimulate interest in our music department, showed a film entitled A Desk for Billie. invited teachers to speak on various subjects, attended state conventions in Salisbury and Hagerstown, and obtained valuable information in regard to the teaching profession. BIOLOGY MOVIE PROJECTOR Studying, learning, di5S9Ciing, and Caring f01' Plants and animals How did you like the movies you saw this year? The members WSW Snme Of fne many PYOJCCYS Caffled On bY members Of the in Mr. Bl00Ifl,S Movie Club operated the machine and made the BIOIOSY Club, Wnn the help nf MTS- Costello- showings possible. They also learned to operate the projector. HOME MAINTENANCE Mr. Starkey and his group of Home Main- tenance Club members, meeting every Tuesday, had a very successful year. Some of the projects included making small pieces of fur- niture, doing handicraft work and repairing household equipment. BOYS' HOME EC Cooking and sewing can be fun! This was proved by the Boys' Home Economics Club as they prepared completed meals, baked cookies, and made salads. Eating was the most en- joyable part of the class. No wrinkled, dirty, shirts with buttons miss- ing will be worn by the boys because they have learned to wash, iron, and sew. FIXIT CLUB No need to call in specialists for we had our own repairmen here at Brunswick High School. Repairing broken furniture, putting up maps, and painting were some of the projects of the Fixit Club members. SPORTS ASSISTANTS Field days, intramural games, and tournaments were refereed by the well trained sports as- sistants. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Much of Brunswick High's school spirit can be credited to the enthusiasm and loyalty of the cheerleaders who led the pep rallies and promoted cheering at all the basketball games. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS At every JV game these eight girls with Vim and Vigor, cheered the boys on to victory. M Carroll Hope Biology Club John Good Student Council Band Norman Runkles Senior Class Monitors Judy Myers Railroader Kay Gosnell Whistle Shirley Lloyd National Honor Majorettes Gloria King Typing I Club Sandra Carter Typing II Club Sports Assistants Society 9 Nancy Shriver l Madrigal Singers Bonny Kearfott Future Teachers of America Club John Axline Biology Club N Richard Care Movie Projector Club Norma Danner Senior Cheerleaders Z Eleanor Hauver Junior Cheerleaders Joyce Beatty Home Maintenance Club Dan Lancaster Boys' Home Economics Club John Hedges Fixit Club Hd 1 1 1. H, uc .1 ,f s .4 1, 5 2 5 uf: A za 5 'fmpil ,155-S E 5 Q J' 9 C a ' W M NUTES 'OOO C, I I I Gill O O O I ll!! HUME SOCCER TEAM SCORES Brunswick ,............... 2 vs. Brunswick ................ 2 vs. Brunswick ................ 10 vs. Brunswick .............,.. 41 vs. Brunswick ...,............ 2 vs. Brunswick ,.......v,,.,.,. Brunswick ....,,.,....s.,. Brunswick ................ Brunswick .,.............. 8 vs. 6 vs. 1 vs. 8 vs. Aaah .. Boonsboro ........,... 3 Middletown .......... 4 Md. State ............ 0 Walkersville .....,., 1 Middletown .......... 0 Emmitsburg ....,... 6 ' 0 Lincoln ,............... Walkersville ........ 3 Thurmont ............ 2 ini 1185591 EH x ami 4, BASKETBALL I 4.-, 71 f I' Ei wvr 1311111 math I fuznfui 4 SENIOR VARSITY The .success of these teams could be accredited to many hours of hard practice and the thorough lrallllllg of Coach Dougherty. The basketball Class B teams proved formidable opponents. Our boys looked forward to the county championship and the District play-offs at Cumberland. , , V- V 'L ya? ,41 , , 5 ' A V, 5 J fain? . I K! I 4 J UNI OR VARSITY 30 ,,,..,......,,.e.,,,.....s,..,,,,4..,,.......,.t..,,o,,.n, , A - ' Q 1 .----W. A, L, ,L saMM.f:f iff gf' -vw-Sh, it ,fgfffl ,.-,ax ,,.a'.fi?1:.c,s.fH---av-NQ A ri These men with the leadership of Coach Dougherty made Brunswick one of the top teams of Frederick County. In order to prepare for the seven track meets this year, the team began its training early in the spring. QQ QW Qifgf Q2 M fm mf W W T5 QSM XDWWWWWJV E5 Mgwwjgww Mff5,UwJjfffN+ m,f. W 1535 gigfmggw M fm Sl? 2fJ747g,4 wmwbumm 2 E W my-Pixy if BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL When our High School days are over We will often sing Of the many happy hours Brunswick High did bring. ALMA MATER CHORUS Brunswick High School We will be Always true to thee And no matter what we do We will honor you. 2. When our lives are growing old We will often dream In our pipe dreams of tomorow Brunswick High School gleams 'mm X- I5- - .'.as:'5sfJ5b:!-ffif: RAILROADER Mrs. Howarcl Aull' Au+omo1'ive lndus'I'rial Supply Mrs. Dol' Ayres Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barger Barger's Slore Bar'I'gis and Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas BeaH'y Mr. Web BenneH Belly Lou's Dance Sluclio C and P Telephone Employees Mr. Bob Caniforcl Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Dol' Caniford Mr. ancl Mrs. L. D. Carmack C. C. Carly, lnc. Cliff Side Mo'I'el Mrs. Julie Conway Mr. Dickie Cummings Mrs. Hazel Danner Davis Sfuclio Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Derflinger Dulany Real Es'ial'e and Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Ridgely Flook Mr. Doug Frop Mr. and Mrs. Emory V. Frye Mrs. Beanie Green Mr. Poodle Hagen Mr. Chisel Halm Mrs. Paul Harrison Mr. S. H. Holce PATRONS Kaufman Garage Dr. Vene F. Kemerer, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Kline Mr. Jack Kussmaul Mr. Evere++ W. Leach Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lloyd Marlcel' Baslcel' Dr. Slanley Meadows Mrs. Ru+h Nicholson Mr. L. B. Nicoclemus Mr. Elbow Palmer Mr. M. J. Painler Mr. anol Mrs. Joseph Payne Renn Ponliac Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Roberison Ronny Molor Co. Schrolder's Men Wear Sclar's Clo+hing Siore ScoH'y's Con'Fecl'ionery Mr. Roy W. Sheclcells Mrs. Lydia Shewbridge Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. S1'ral'he Mr. ancl Mrs. Paul Slroupe Mr. Melvin Taylor The Rug Siore Mr. Bud Thompson Dr. Ralph M. Thompson Dr. W. B. Wa+son Mr. and Mrs. J. R. L. Wenner Tn Are You Hungry? Eal' Brealcfasl' Lunch, Dinner al' SlGLER'S Congralulalions lo lhe Roufe 340 Class of '58 MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF BRUNSWICK L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY I200 Havenwoocl Road Ballimore I8, Maryland PHONE BELMONT 5-OI II HENRY WITTICH. JR. Commercial and Class Ring Division Phone Brunswick, Md. 275I THE YOST'S RESTAURANT Sunoco Gasoline and Oil Res'Iauran+-Truck Sfop Rou'I'e 340 KNOXVILLE, MD. GROSSBROTHERS 2I Sou+h Md. Avenue BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND Phone 46OI PHILLIPS Insurance Agency ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE I6 WesI Pofomac S'IreeI' Phone 8-245I BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND INSURANCE HOUSE W. H. Kennedy YOUR PROTECTION IS OUR POLICY Brunswick, Maryland Residence: Brunswick 5I47 Office: Brunswick 3333 WATSON'S CUT RATE Soda Founfain-S+andard Pa'I'en+ Sundries-Tobacco 44 Wesf Po'I'omac SIree'I' BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND Doors - Windows - Cemenf Sand - PIasI'er - Painf A. 81 H. LUMBER CO., INC. R.F.D SH, Souder Rd. KNOXVILLE. MARYLAND Phone - 8-32I I Building Ma'I'eriaI RIDGEWAY'S C0mPIgme'1+S o USED CARS FRAN,S CompIe+e Au+o Repair BEAUTY SHOp PHONE: VALLEY 2-4I8I Phone 586' Love'I I'sviIIe, Va. BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND J. J. NEWBERRY CO. BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND BRUNSWICK CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. Dairy Feeds SaII' PouII'ry Feeds Fer'I'iIizer Coal Wire Fencing Cemeni' Seeds Grain BRUNSWICK. MARYLAND PHONE 204I Complimenfs of MOLER'S MARKET Our Saiisfacfion Is Earned by Serving You. F. G. MOLER, JR. Compliment NEWTON W. COOPER of Plumbing Heaiing DR. C. T. BRYON KAO C0'1+'aC+0'S Phone 8-2572 I BRUNSWICK. MARYLAND McCLAIN'S GROCERY Fancy Groceries, MeaI's Frui'rs, Vegeiables, and Feeds LoveH'sviIIe, Va. PHONE LOVETTSVILLE 233I Complimenfs of VALLEY VAULT COMPANY CompIeI'e Burial VauII' Service ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR COATE'S CORNER H. L. JONES ResI'auran+ ConcreI'eEIanli:I Cinder PETERSVILLE. MD. Phone 8-I I68 Phone Harpers Ferry 288I B. 81 B. MILK TRANSPORTATION Milk Hauling 'Io BaI+imore TANK SERVICE GRAMS AUTO SERVICE Aufhorized Buick Sales-Service 302 Pe+ersviIIe Road Phone 476' PHONE 423I BRUNSWICK KNOXVILLE, MARYLAND SCHAMEL'S HAWAIIAN SELF-SERVICE MARKET RESTAURANT Siop a+ Ihe Sign of Ihe Red Hen M. V. MAIN, Prop. Where Every+hing Is Fresh Dine and Dance buf Ilhe Help Frederick-Harpers Ferry Highway JEFFERSON MARYLAND PHONE BRUNSWICK zen Phone 7826 A. Harl' Efchison E. Harr Elchison M. R. ETCHISON 81 SON Funeral Home IO6 Easl' Church S+ree'r FREDERICK, MARYLAND Eslablished by John G. E'I'chison 848 Telephone: MO 3-378I AMBULANCE SERVICE Congralulalions Io 'I'he I958 Gracluales From CLINE'S FU RN ITU RE STORE Frederick, Maryland Fealuring Furnishings for Bride and Groom Complimenls of I'he VALLEY BOARD CORPORATION THE BANK OF BRUNSWICK On the Square BRUNSWICK MARYLAND CI1ar'I'erecI I9 I 5 Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HOFFMASTER'S SELF SERVICE GROCERY Groceries, Meals, and Produce 409 N. Maple Avenue BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND WEST END GROCERY M. D. HICKMAN, Prop. Qualily Groceries and Meals Phone 387I 326 Wes? Polomac S'I'ree'I' phone 389I BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND . A Clean S+ore CompIImen+s A Clean S+ock of Prompf Service A Square Deal KAPLONS ROELKE'S TRIANGLE Brunswick, Maryland FOOD MARKET Brunswick, Maryland BRUNSWICK FLORIST SHOP Flowers for All Occasions IIO Wes'I' Polomac S'I'reeI' BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND K-PGRAPQ Phone 695I 1 0.9 exe 4 T all in 2. .X I Q w xf' ,xxx X Sgmlfln H' l ' INTEIP-Lo'P Hardware, Painls Plumbing, Housewares Weslinghouse Eleclrical Appliances S. W. GEORGE AND CO. Brunswick, Maryland CITY MEAT MARKET WILLIAM B. WENNER Fresh Meals and Groceries KeIvina'I'or Refrigeralors Sloves Hol' Wafer Healers BRUNSWICK. MARYLAND Phone 237I Complimenls of DR. J. G. F. SMITH C. H. FEETE AND BROTHER Funeral Directors Since l890 Brunswick, Maryland B. LEE FEETE ELVA V. FEETE Millwork-Lumber-Painl' Building Supplies Hardware One Slop Service 'For All Your Building Needs TRI STATE AMOCO Friendly Service Harpers Ferry Road J. P. KARN LUMBER co. , Phone 228' Complimenfs BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND Frm lhe LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE I Brunswick, Maryland i CATHERINE STEVENS Cu'r Flowers Floral Designs Phone Valley 2 387I LOVETTSVILLE VA SHELL GARAGE Tlres Washing BaH'er les Lubrlcahon Accessories Gas Ol IOI W PoI'omac S+ree+ BRUNSWICK MD BRANDENBURG ELECTRIC Resldenhal and Commercial Wlrlng Llghhng Flxfures and Appllances 244 Wes'I Pafrlck S'I'reeI' FREDERICK MARYLAND Phone MO 3 9I52 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO N Markei' Sfreel' FREDERICK MARYLAND Phone MOnumen+ 2 257I P L HARGETT AND CO Frederlclc Maryland Hardware Pamfs E+c U A LOUGH 81 SON Memorials GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE I2l Soufh Marker SI'ree+ FREDERICK MARYLAND Phone MOnumenI' 3 344I PRESCRIPTIONS Cosmehcs for Teenagers FRIBUSH REXALL PHARMACY 5 W Poiomac Sfreei BRUNSWICK MD Phone 565I KEEP INFORMED By Reading THE POST I' THE NEWS I + E gl FREDERICK COUNTYS HOME NEWSPAPERS Cour+ S+ree+ FREDERICK MARYLAND . . E , . . . . , I u REG. U. 5. PAT. OFF. I I . I - ' I Iln he Morningl In he vanin I Always Ask for NICODEMUS ICE CREAM AUNT NELLIE'S , RESTAURANT Compllmenis , , , , LoveH'svllle, Virginia ol. Specializing in DR. C. E. Full Course Dinners Frozen Cusfard Thick Milk Shakes Complimenfs of DR. JULES F. LANGLET Rosemont Maryland THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK IN BRUNSWICK Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FISHER'S PLUMBING 81 HEATING CONTRACTORS Frederick, Md. Phone MO. 3-3I II WiI'h BesI' Wishes ROUTZAHN 81 SONS 24 Easf PaIricIc SI'ree'I' FREDERICK. MD. ww. K- .1 'I 'najj Regmds MODERN PHARMACY Bes'r Wishes JOSEPH P. MARMOR, Prop. +o +he Boys and Girls of Brunswick High Graduaring Class WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLY CO. Frederick, Md. I I-I l'l SouI'h MarIce'r Sfreef FREDERICK. MD. K-X 13? Y' SHANKLE'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Call for and Delivery Service I05 Soufh Marker S'I'reeI' FREDERICK, MD. Phone MO. 2-222I WM. D. BOWERS LUMBER COMPANY SINCE I868 Your Service Cen'Ier 'For Every Building Need FREDERICK. MD. Phone MO. 3-6I I6 Complimenrs of THE IMPERIAL THEATRE Brunswick, Maryland CompIimenI's of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Frederick, Maryland - l.'i'wW- BRADDOCK ROLLER RINK BRADDOCK HEIGHTS PARK Phone SKyline 3-735l The family fha? plays fogefher, siays 'I'oge1'her Make MONEY-Sponsor a Ska'Hng Parfy H. C. SUMMERS AND COMPANY JEFFERSON, MARYLAND Farm Machinery Mofor Trucks Refrigera+ion Bes+ Wishes CompIimen'I's From lhe of FRATERNAL ORDER JOSEPH PAYNE OF EAGLES I WIII36 Brunswiclc, Md. GLADE VALLEY PRODUCTS, INC. Bread, Rolls, and Sweel' Goods WALKERSVILLE, MD. Vinewood 5-247l FLAVOR AND FRESHNESS A Greal' Combina'I'ion- AMERICAN BEAUTY BREAD Fresh Daily a'I' Your Independenl' Grocers For Sickroom Supplies Sales and Renlals of Crufches and Wheelchairs WHITESELL PHARMACY. INC. PrescripI'ion Cenier E. E. WHITESELL, P.D. R. E. WHITESELL, B.S. Regisfered Pharmacisfs 238 N. MarIce'I S+. Phone MO. 2-4848 FREDERICK. MD. D. LEE COOPER Builder and ConI'rac'Ior Knoxville, Maryland PHONE 8-436I Complimenls of THE LACE STORE A. Coffman Fisher Depar+menI' SI'ore BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND JOE'S CLEANERS 4I3 N. Marlrel' S+. Phone MOnumen'I' 2-2280 BERNARD EYLER, Prop. Dry Cleaning-Pressing Repairing-Molhproofing ONE HOUR SERVICE Frederick, Md. 3l8 N. MarIce'I' S+. Frederick, Md. Mo. 2-3I06 DAMASCUS, MD. Clearwafer 3-2I07 KING FLOOR SERVICE Sanding-Finishing-Covering Formica and Linoleum Tops Plaslic Tile and Venefian Blind NOAH KING Home Phone UNderhiII 5-340I Your CrecIi'I' Is Good PoToMAc FURNITURE CO. S. G. BENNETT, Manager CompIeI'e Home Furni+ure BRUNSWICK. MARYLAND R FOLLIN'S ESSO SERVICENTER ouie 340 Brunswick 296I KNOXVILLE, MD. A+Ias Tires, BaH'eries Accessories I 'iimHv- I s I LITTEN CHEVROLET SALES BRUNSWICK. MARYLAND Phone 247I CINDERELLA BEAUTY SALON Permaneni' Wavlng CompIe+e BeauI'y Service BRUNSWICK MARYLAND 457 PEOPLES HOME AND AUTO BRUNSWICK MARYLAND BRUNSWICK BOWLING CENTER JAMES A SCHAMEL Mg k 280l 9 k8445I HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Davls Pam+s Wm Chek SI'orm Wmdows and Doors Wallpaper Agency Girard Perrequax WaIches COLONIAL JEWELRY CO 9 W + FREDERICK MARYLAND PHONE 8 I632 BRUNSWICK NURSERY SOUDERS ROAD Evergreens Flowerlng Shrubs Shade Trees To I'he undergraduares we THE YEARBOOK STAFF of 58 exI'end our bes'I' wishes Phone I Daily I'o 5-Safurday 9 I'o 9 Phone Brunswic - ' ' r' BRUNSWICK, MD. 202 PeI'ersviIIe Road PAUL WILSON SMITH Phone Brunswic ' ' , ' - es Pafrick S+ree'I' I I . 9 'GM' I LITHOGRAPHED BY TA LOR PUBLISHING CO DALLAS - TEXAS he Be I Yecrno k re TAYLOR MADE ff' J' If -by .- , 77 J- V.,-mr. , .g r . , T 5 c s u - i 1 PM a gif, M1 WW ' .A W WM! QNX MMM I - MOL, H J? 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