Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

-44,5 I' w 1 I . 4 'IGP 4 3? 2 3 5 33 Q42 sig rx, E 3? vi Sciitofs Message Our school--Our town, each a community within itself, are very dependent upon one another. Vari- ous scenes around and within our town were chosen as subjects for our divider pages. By doing this we have tried to show how the town's activities are parallel to the school's activities. Remember, as you turn the pages of this, the 1959 Railroader, that the students of Brunswick High School will be the citizens of Brunswick in the near future. Mary Ann Hahn vummmwfai, , aswmpmwmwwasmauwwvmwsfwmwwwmwfmwassmvmmunmw. ,, , ,, F TITLE PAGE EDITOR'S MESSAGE CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL LIFE ACTIVITIES SPORTS SENIORS CLASSES ADVERTISEMENTS ' wwwwwwvmnw,mwz1wmewmwMwvxmwmu I ,K M L ,A H H Q I 1 E L 4 s F 1 ii' i .73 I5 fs 25' W ES S w- as if .s 4? 248 -M, M.. v,,.v, , . . , .V , ,,., , ,, ,, -f,. ,. f, . ,.,. Nh VNV, ,, .. W, ., an gacuity Meeting Many of us get the impression that teachers come to school at 8:30, teach until 3:30, and leave at 4:00. However, this is not a teacher's day for there are lessons to pre- pare, papers to be checked, and meetings, meetings, meetings for various purposes. Typical of these is the faculty meeting where the needs of the students, techniques of teaching, the exchange of ideas, methods of improving curriculum, grading systems and its problems, a.nd reports on educational studies are discussed. 6 Gut Principal B. KUSSMAUL, M. A. Jia Teachers College the commun1ty of life I hope that you eflect upon the problems that you had hool and the objectivity you used in alizmg these problems This also 1 true for the community of l1fe. Here u will have problems, but it is com- g to know that you have successfully , plished lesser problems which make :apable of solving greater ones. Ju leave the school community and H . . I . o 1 'n not t e pro m that counts: it is the ln h chi s solved. Mr. Kussmaul and Mr. Hess confer attendance reports. .1 41 Qi' z 2. Sig' 5 5 im 'QW 5243 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Herbert Daugherty, B. S. U n I O I' H19 h Shepherd College Ruth Nicholson, A. B. American University ART Judith Simmons Institute of Contemporary Art Art Students League Greenwich House Pottery School MUSIC ' Barbara Doster, B. S. Lebanon Valley College HOME ROOMS GRADE 10 ' Robert MacMillan, A. B., M. Ed Bowling Green College University of Pittsburgh Stephen Mester, M. A. Alabama University Ada Bell, A. B. Hood College GRADE 11. Harold Bloom, M. A. West Virginia University Mildred Cox, A. B. Hood College James Lightner, A. B. Western Maryland College GRADE 12 Virginia Hardesty, A. B. Bowling Green College Dorothy Strathern, A. B. Hood College HOME ROOMS GRADE 7 James McCleaf, B. S. Mount St. Mary's College Joseph Walker, B. S. Frostburg State Teachers College Nellie Lloyd, M. Ed. Maryland University Dorothy Bloom, M. Ed. West Virginia University GRADE 8 Adrian Counihan, B. S. Frostburg State Teachers College Marshall Morningstar, A. B. Bridgewater College 6 H G1 d M'll B. S. e A C e I S aSl?iiJpensE:1rg Teachers College GRADE 9 Mary Margrabe, A. B. Hood College Doris Costello, A. B. Shepherd College Mary Cage, A. B. Hood College LIBRARIAN William Harrington, A. B., B. S. Western Maryland College Catholic University GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Elizabeth Frye, B. S. Mary Washington College High 5eacHers N by W . in zlmmnwxmsnwsabim wsfmwme 5 'QR zw Zeachers Are Human! 1 5 i .. S is 3 They arrive bright and early, smiling Heretheycollectthe morning's mail, read cheerfully and anxiously head for the the bulletin, and catch up on the latest office. gossip. I After an active morning of climbing the stairs and changing classes, diets are forgotten and lunch tables are filled with gay groups of teachers. Free periods provide a chance for the pause that refreshes. At 4:00 they breathe sighs of relief and be- gin their ways home now that day is done ! v f if 2 35 5 E Q En franca1s s 11 vous p1a1t a familiar phrase to Mrs Margrabe's French II class 50 Understand We ffearn 50 Communicaf e with Qfhers W 1 1 Mr. Lightner's English III class acts out a skit on good manners. world Affairs Several seniors decide for whom to vote in the mock election sponsored by the P O D classes In recognition of the ad- mission of our 49th state, Mr. Counihan's core class made a detailed study of Alaska. Memb class reads ers of Mrs. Strathern's U. S. History listen attentively as Richard McKnight information about the United Nations. 50 Prepare 301' Business Learning to use the new calculators will help future secretaries and busi- nessmen. Keep your eyes on your books and not your typewriters, is the advice givenby Mrs. Hardesty to her typing classes. Fixture bookkeepers get experience from Mr. MacMillan's classes by working and studying problems. 50 Sxplorc Ute Hiclcis of Science Sam and some of his friends in Mrs. Costello's biology class. Mr. Morningstar points out the location of active Richard Biller and Michael Coates use a method volcanoes throughout the world to his general to prove Hooke's Law in physics lab as Mr. science class. Bloom supervises. I4 50 Dcvclopc Clear Zhinfiing Ami Accuracy Mr. Ligntner's plane geometry class looks on as Nelson Burns demonstrates how to construct an equilateral triangle. 50 Prepare Us Hor Ure guiure Future homemakers 1earn do it yourself skills in Mr. Mester's and Mrs. B1oom's classes. Members of Mrs. Doster's music class learn music- other than rock n' roll. 50 Encourage Creafiveness 60 D e Mrs. Simmons teaches art- a new course at B. H. S. Sportsmanship and co-operation are practiced by Mrs. Nicho1son's physical education classes. we Benefit 3'rom 5Heir Services Answering the telephone, organizing the bulletins, taking dictation, typing, filing, and accounting are all done efficiently by our school secretary, Mrs. Shewbridge. For a tasty luncheon the cafeteria workers , serve us southern fried chicken, fluffy mash- ed potatoes, tender peas, and delicious choco- N late cookies. i I Through the efforts of Mr. Sigler and Mr. Ifert our school is kept spic and span . Be your interest science, sports, fashions, world news, mechanics, business, or house- keeping you are sure to find a magazine to meet your needs in our library which Mr. Harrington supervises. Q . , QV li? Lg L L , ,Q ., 4, 5 M ' 1 if Q? 'gz- a?v'f.3-lrfg L' wg: , if AW 1 w S, 'w V 1, A ,- 'fg ' 4 .gy 6 Q ' ' M' A Q' A , ,73 V Ib in izivfr' -X xv ' V? P Z' Q 1 ,D .Maid -nf 1 Q 4 we f vm J' gp., ky. A ik.: DJ' M, M3 Vijay X-gm-Am. Qin 1 .T 'T if ' ' , -4' W.. W 'rf .. MLM ,gin M My Senior Day, the Spaghetti Dinner, night dances and caroling in the halls at Christmas are only a few of the activities of the Student Council. This governing council of, by, and form the students is led by officers who are elected by the student body the preceding spring. It is composed of two repre- sentatives from each homeroom plus a Junior and a Senior member-at-large. Student Students enjoy dancing in the gym at lunch- time due to the efforts of the Student Council Lunch Time Activities Committee of which Carol Crawford is chairman. Breaking in line and eating early are Moni- tors' privileges but with these privileges come responsibilities. Monitors are on duty all day with special assignments at lunch. They are in charge of seating arrangements for assemblies and are on duty at all basketball games and dances. Monitors: first row, George Merriman, Sonny Walker, Billy Cecil, Jimmy Cox, Bobby Cage, Bobby Bechtol, second row, Cecilia Garvin, Jeannette Flook, Geraldlene Goliday, Student Council Members: first row, Earl Good, Shirley Hoffman, Chaplain, Nancy Shriver, Treasurer, Helen Lancaster, Vice President, Johnny Axlineg Sponsor, Mrs. Mary Cage, President, Dick Goodrich, Secretary, Betty Wilesg Fire Marshall, Lester Deneen, Parliamentarian, Mary Ann Hahn, Jane Mohler, Nancy Cooper, second row, Charlie Pruitt, George Merriman, Joe Hartman, Donna Eshbaugh, Beverly Brady, Bonnie Huffer, Donnie Grams, John Blessley, Janet Shriver, Janet Axline, Susan Gordon, Sue Ann Reynolds, Patsy Main, Joyce Piper, Tommy Shewbridge, Richard Hill, third row, Katherine Shriver, Patricia Beatty, Virginia Burkhart, Betty Gilbert, Jerry Keller, Wayne Carter, Carroll Hope, Philip Arnold, Carol Crawford, Carol Stewart, Tommy Watson, Joe Elliott, Patsy Brown, Sharon Grams, Tanya Whittington, Carolyn Flook. Sponsor, Mrs. Mary Cage, Captain, Earl Goody Co-Captain, Rhett Webber, Jerry Keller, Patsy Lewis, third row, Judy Norris, Delores Foltz, Eleanor Hauver, Phil Thomp- son, Wayne Carter, Donnie Grams, Evan Mohler, Dot Myers, Patsy Webber, Brenda Trice, fourth rowg Charles Rau, Melvin Taylor, Sue Ann Cover, Diane Shewbridge, Vivian Howe, Marion Cooper, Donna Foltz, Allen Crowl, Cookie Virts, Dixie Gosnell. Council All kinds of school supplies are available to the students through another Student Council project, the School Store, which is capably managed by Jane Mohler. Editor-In-Chief . . Associate Editor . . Feature Editor . . . Business Manager . Class Editors . . . EDITORS AT WORK Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor Advertisements . . . . Typists . . eustNr.SS STAFF P One of the school's busiest classes, working frantically to meet the deadlines for the annual, could be found in the activity roorn every sixth period. Time just seemed to whiz by but we finally had all the pages in to the printer. Only then could we breathe sighs of relief and settle back to anxiously await the arrival of the '59 RAILROADER! REP AR as REPORT Railroader '59 Sta Raymond Reynolds . . . Nancy Shriver . . Lester Deneen . .Marcella Howe . . Janet Bechtol . . . . Pat Souder . . . . .JoeBane . . Micheal Coates . . Marshall Barger . . . Kay Garrott . . Dixie Garrott 20 if l -pr - 1 WHISTLE STAFF I Editor-in-Chief .... Betty Wiles Assistant Editor .... Vivian Howe Business Manager . . Shirley Arnold I Page Editors and Reporters: Mary Arnold Shirley Hoffman Philip Arnold Joyce McMurry Joe Bane Jane Mohler Eve Bryan Jo Ann Phillips Nancy Cooper Lester Deneen Jeannette Flook Nancy Harrison Nancy Shriver Wanda Stine Judy Streight Pat Young NEW AIR IN THE OLD wH1sTLE As the students of Brunswick High School receive this first copy find it rather difficult to get use to this new type of paper at first, the Whistle staff feels rather certain that after a short time the students will agree that this is indeed a change for the better. The reason the staff feels this way about the new paper is that we have long noticed that our old style newspaper wasvery out-of-date, and that most schools have begun to use this new form. Although the width of the paper has changed, it still allows us to have modern headlines and type, so important to any newspaper. You will notice that in this new of The Whistle for the school year 1958-59, they will probably be sur- prised by the many changes in the paper. Although the students may 1 publication more pictures and car- toons will be included. We feel that everyone will agree that pictures fFirst rowl-Mrs. Frye, Sponsor, Sharon Lewis, Bonnie Shewbridge, Jeanette Flook, Vice President, Mar- cella Howe, President, Cecelia Garvin, Secretary, Faye Porter, Vickie Weir, Mr. Lightner, Advisor. CSecond rowj-Brenda Trice, Bonnie Weddle, Brent Wade, Sarah Arnold, Ann Olden, Marie Burkhart, Patsy Brawner, Sharon Harrison, Karen Taylor, Carolyn Flook, Jo Ann Philips. fThird rowj-Patsy Souder, Sharon Grams, Ann Runkles, Vivian Howe, Patty Werking, Treasurer, Hannah Spriggs, Judy Lutman, Patsy Lewis, Gloria King, Janet Hawes. CFourth rowj-Wanda Stine, Faith Parker, Sue Ann Cover, Rose Ann Sasso, Sue Ebberts, Margaret Heffner, Mary Louise Capino, Patsy Moore. guiute Zeachers A group of F.T.A.'ers leave the school for one of Q A ' their many trips to colleges. This gives them a Am chance to decide where they will go to prepare for Members of F.T.A, serve as hostesses and also act as guides during American Education Week. Here several girls prepare for the tea which was held for parents after the annual assembly on November 16, 1958. WWW 'Pimp,n-1.2we':v,,-far.,liLAzf:g,if1-wgfwae:mamiavfsw:sm f iuuwxftfsf,e,,fwriwew,'1.m,:f,mw-2.1i:u1wes,Qzawawf.m+smwem m mmw,K:m A ional Honor Society Vivian Howe Marian Cooper Jo Ann Phillips Shirley Hoffman ST UD Eight seniors and ten juni Honor Society. Membersh xliackley Mike' Spurrier James Stonesifer mmf Hauver Helen Lancaster f' f -in X l H Carol Stewart Carol Moore Time Garrott Joan Morrls Nancy Shriver Kay Garrott, Treasurer Mary Ann Secretary Betty Wiles Phili Arnold P , ENTS MAKE SCHOLASTIC WHO'S WHO ors attained one of the highest honors at B.H.S.--acceptance into the National ip is based on four merits--Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. Macirigal Sing ers PEOPLE OF NOTE PERFORM PRECISELY First row-Beverly Brady, Sue Eagle, Helen Lancaster, Judy Wal- ker, Jeanette Flook, Nancy Shriver, Dixie Gosnell, Janet Shriver, Dot Myers, Nancy Harrison. fSecond rowj Dixie Garrott, Nancy Cooper, Patsy Shafer, Donna Stewart, Carol Crawford, Douglas Mills, Earl Good, Joe Bane, Philip Arnold, Carol Stewart, Marion Cooper, Cecelia Garvin, Geraldlene Goliday, Patsy Young. Direc- tor-Mrs. Doster, Accompanist-Faith Parker. S 5 C s 25 First row Nancy Cooper, Donna Hawes, Judy Boweis Second row Judy Cooper, Kay Nalley, Geraldlene Goliday Dot Myers Mildred Virts Judy Lutman Third row Pat Souder, Nancy Frye, Dolly Carey, Betty Roberts, Nancy Shriver, Mrs Nicholson CSponsorJ ITIS Athletic Association The girls in this club are often called upon to serve as officials for tournaments, both at home and at other schools. Junior High field days are also under the supervision of this club. Here Mrs. Nicholson is teaching Nancy Cooper and Judy Bowers how to use the newshuffleboard equipment. FIXIT CLUB The boys of the Fixit Club help keep our school in tip-top shape by repairing bleachers, exit lights, win- dow shades and executing numerous other repair jobs. Members are fstandingjllichard Conner, John Hedges, David Carroll, Herman Carter, Tommy Dinterman CKneelingJ Norman Cornelius, Gene Rice. ' ,-.1--f MOVIE PROJECTOR OPERATORS CL Members of this club learn to operate movie projectors slide projectors, the opaque projector and other camera equipment for various classes. Operators are CKneel- ingj John Hedges, Vernon Anderson, Kim Myers, Tomm Shewbridge QStandingJ Douglas Keller, George Y Sheppard, and Nelson Burns. UB CHAIR COMMITTEE CLUB Setting up chairs for assembly is the main function of this club. In a matter of minutes, these boys can either have all the chairs set up in neat, straight rows or all stacked on racks and put away. Richard Conner, Herman Carter, David Carroll, Gene Rice, Norman Cornelius, John Hedges, and Tommy Dinter- man comprise this club. .., 1 1 1 , N ii we .5 SQ! 4 QM? Meet Gut Coaches 41-,, , f Q-P -X? J' X lm 5 1' ff ZF ,.-4 V .- N iff, 1 0 L45-,, K f .Z N, ,f -Q I 1 ,! if 0. X.,- Gttey Ctain Mr. Daugherty Coach, or Mr. Herbert Daugherty, is knownby any fan of the B.H.S, teams. He has been instrumental in acquiring athletic equip- ment and in training County Tournament Champs. Coach is a vicious enemy of idleness and when he can't find something to do, which is seldom, he enjoys taking off to a football game. Most of all, says Coach, I like people. Some sound advice from Coach is Study hard, play hard, work hard, and most of all, live by the Golden Rule. Mrs. Nick Miz Nick as Mrs. Ruth Nicholson is known to the students at B.H.S, has been teach- ing our girls' physical education for the past seven years. Although her teams haven't had the thrill of many victories she has taught them leadership and sportsmanship. Away from school we see Mrs. Nick at practically any activity of the Methodist Church. Mrs. Nick is also well known for her delicious devil's food cake and her hot nut buns. Blonde haired, blue eyed Mrs. Nick enjoys playing an electric organ and making hand craft. HOCKEY TEAM: Kneeling: Sharon Webber, Patsy Brown, Louise DeVoe, Pat Dinterman, Donna Foltz, Judy Lutman, Gloria Jean Carey, Judy Bowers, Judy Walker, Donna Goodrich fStandingJ Patsy Webber, Donna Hawes, Bonnie Carey, Carol Hartman, Joyce Robinson, Mrs. Nicholson, Betty Roberts, Nancy Frye, Dixie Gosnell, Grace Shafer, Jo Ann Brubaker. Gut Winning 5eams FIELD BALL: Kneeling: Virginia Burkhart, Janet Axline, Jackie Cornelius, Joyce Hoffman fStand- ingj Margaret Lipscomb, Betty Giles, Pat Gilbert, Charlotte Lipscomb, Joyce Piper, Doris Daugherty, Dora Lee Forbes, Marian Keller, Gloria Moore, Sandra Grams. fSecond rowj Camilla Harrison, Patsy Grubb, Betty Gilbert, Mary Lee Cooper, Sue Gordon, Mary Arnold, Ethel James, Margaret Hef- fner, Mary Louise Capino, Kathy Danner fThird rowj Joan Remsburg, Susan Joy, Donna Derflinger, Sharon Grams, Linda Heffner, Frances Brooks, Patsy Brawner, Karen Kidwiler, Ione Davis. g Kneeling: David Heffner, Edwin Higdon, Richard Goodrich, Marshall Barger, Stanley Cooper, Wayne Shaff, Richard Biller, George Hoopengardener, Anthony Walker. Second row: Dennis Albert, Eugene Gilbert, Carroll Brawner, James Jackson, Mickey Orye, Rhett Webber, Thomas Brawner, Lee Rey- nolds. Standing: Coach Daugherty, Donald Grams, Wayne Haws, Glenn Simons, Edward Virts, Herbert Deener, Charles Thomas, Managerg Joe Bane. Soccer First string players in action: CBy Nurnberj 1. Stan Cooper 2. Tony Walker 3. Edwin Higdon 4. Wayne Shaff 5. Buzzy Barger. mrxwmzmse,ww.w:zl:sfaazslfmvxminawaymeaswpa wfmafwwefmsemvaimmmm:-zwemwaessmwflaesxmmwf mmuew-aus v , Baskefhall Champs again! I The Brunswick Railroad ers chugged to the class B champion ship of Frederick County for the '58 59 basketball season. The champs had several tough teams to defeat, but they came through with flying garnet and gold colors Look out tournaments, here we come' F Frederick County St. J ohn's Walker sville Frederick County Middletown Emmitsburg Lincoln Middletown Thur mont St. J ohn's Walkersville Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brimswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Kneeling: Buzzy Barger, Dick Goodrich, Tony Walker, Glenn Simons Edwin Higdon Standing Coach Daugherty, Eddie Flora, Timer Lester Deneen, Mike Spurrier, Jimmy Fleetwood, David Heffner X Scorer. BUZZY BARGER - MIKE SPURRIER 'm ag J? N li '1 4' Q Q 1 QE? . Q Llp. REA gym Q 6 ggi Q Qi 2 s A S '31 . -- N 5 A , V ,, 3 , .. gk .gm 4 R, vm f if Q! 4 A W ' VE 'Q Q MQ' fx as . A3 ,,.,. ws? , f. ,- M A V Af.,M 5-w ma-Q .., . 1' ' fa' MPX: - . .Q A sx X 7 avr . is-51 ce N, -. , L 2 H V ff 315, Q ik DICK GOODRICH HSM JIMMY FLEETWOOD TONY WALKER L ESTER DENE EN Spring Sports The girls in Physical Education participate in a variety of spring sports--deck tennis, archery, volley- ball, Croquet, and horseshoes. Arch- ery which was added to our sports program this year is enjoyed by all. The winners of these teams at our Play Day --a day of intramural sports--to Frederick to compete in the County Tournaments. BASEBALL TEAM-Donald Deener, Buzzy Barger, Johnny Axline, Dick Goodrich, Franklin Klein, Herbert Deener, Larry Barger, Edwin Higdon QStandingJ Coach Daugherty, Wayne Shaff, David Heffner, Lester Deneen, Jim Fleetwood, Stan Cooper, Wayne Hawes, Tony Walker, Mike Spurrier, Evan Mohler. Baseliall Jim Fleetwood and Lester Deneen Larry Barger and Buzzy Barger Donald Deener and Lester Deneen 37 Spring Planning The sports year with the long hours of practice, the thrills of winning, the disappointments of losing and all the cheering draws to a close. Coach Daugherty and several team mem- bers are beginning to wonder Where all the uniforms and equipment are going to be packed for the summer. Before actually playing softball the girls learn rules, regulations and techniques of the game. Mrs. Nich- olson is showing a diagram of the softball field and the proper position of each player. The girls will apply this knowledge to their actual games. Spring Cleaning si7:x,z,l17rsLaYwmmww the us with bemg a PHILIP GREGORY ARNOLD Academic National Honor Society, Madrigal Singers, Whistle, Student Council . . . serious student, but full of fun. SHIRLEY MARIE ARNOLD Academic Whistle, Teen Age Book Club, Girls State, Typing Club, National Honor Society. . . quiet, sincere, always dependable. Seniors MARSHALL JOSEPH BARGER, JR. Commercial Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Boys Sports Club, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball, . . . takes time for dating and sports. LARRY EUGENE BARGER Academic Art Club, Civil Air Patrol, Base- ball, Soccer . . . hunting, fishing, flying. 40 JOSEPH LEE BANE Academic Whistle, Madrigal Singers, Year- book Staff, Boys State, Track . . . still fighting the Civil War. CLAUDE EDWARD BEACHT Commercial Camera Club, Varsity Soccer, Baseball, Glee Club . . .Hanything for a laugh. JANET LEE BECHTOL Academic Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, Teen- age Book Club, Future Nurses Club . . . quiet, capable, home- loving. DAVID BYRON CARROLL Commercial Fixit Club, Whistle, Art Club, Glee Club . . . relaxed, loves to eat. RICHARD EUGENE BILLER Academic Boys Home Economics Club, Boys State, Biology Club, Varsity Soc- cer,Volleyba1l . . . T.V.celebrity through dancing. HERMAN MELVIN CARTER General Stage Crew Club, Fixit Club, Chair Committee Club . . . future elec- trician ? JUDITH ANN BOWERS General Varsity Basketball, Majorettes Club, Softball, Typing Club, Girls Athletic Association Club . . . slim, attractive, and a great giggler. Seniors 41 ALBERT MICHAEL COATES Academic Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, 4-H Club, Typing Club, Band. . . loves antique hot rods. NANCY GILINDA COOPER Academic Student Council, Whistle, Moni- tors, Cheerleaders, Varsity Bas ketball . . . original and viva- CiOl1S. NORMAN LEE CORNELIUS General Fixit Club, Boys Sports Club, Hobby Club, Boys State . . . en- joys dancing and driving. 42 STANLEY LEE COOPER General Soccer, Boys Home Economics Club, Varsity Track, Junior Class President, National Honor Society . . . believes in taking it easy. DONALD JEFFREY DEENER General Boys Home Economics Club, Varsity Basketball, Boys Sports Club, Baseball . . . Duck--great daydreamer. LESTER DENEEN Commercial Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Boys State, Varsity Sports, Whistle . . . sports minded. BILLIE LONGERBEAM FAWLEY Commercial Future Teachers Club, Glee Club, Art Club, Library Club, Teen Age Book Club . . . new1eywed. THOMAS WILLIAM DINTERMAN General, Fixit Club, Art Club, Stage Crew Club, Chair Committee Club . . . mechanically inclined. JAMES RICHARD FLEETWOOD General Basketball, Art Club, Baseball, Boys State, Boys Sports Club . . . devoted artist. JOE CASSELL ELLIOTT Commercial Whistle, Student Council.. liked by everyone. S e n i o rs SYLVIA JEANNETTE FLOOK 43 Academic Whistle, Future Teachers Club, Monitor s , Madrigal Singers, Sports Assistants Club . . . our answer to Dinah Shore. CARROLL EDWARD FLORA Commercial Boys Sports Club, Camera Club, Baseball, Soccer . . . loves farm life. Seniors DIXIE LEE GARROTT Commercial Yearbook Staff, Madrigal Singers, Whistle, National Honor Society . . . enthusiastic about anything. JAMES WALKER FRYE General Fixit Club, Stage Crew Club, Radio Club . . . co-operative worker. KAY FRANCES GARROTT Commercial Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Softball . . . conscientious and talkative. NANCY DIANE FRYE Commer cial Basketball, Girls Athletic As sociation Club, Volleyball, Typing Club . . . have car, will travel a ,mn Y , I C W., I M' 1 - 'fn' W' fffm 'Q I f ,I EARL LEE GOOD, JR. General Monitors, Madrigal Singers, Stu- dent Council, Band . . . reserved and dependable. BRENT EUGENE HAHN Commercial Art Club, Boys Sport Club . . . modern day Robin Hood. by 4 0, if I l J -lnl Km RICHARD EDWARD GOODRICH Academic Student Council, Varsity Basket- ball, Madrigal Singers . . . lively traveler. MARY ANN HAI-IN Academic Yearbook Staff, Student Council, National Honor Society, Sports Assistant Club, Girls State . . . versatile, efficient leader. 45 CLAYTON EUGENE HAGAN General ' Fixit Club, Stage Crew Club . . . cars, cars, cars. Seniors NANCY SUE HARRISON Commercial Madrigal Singers, Typing Club, Whistle . . . chatty, agreat letter writer. JOHN SPRIGG HEDGES, III General Chair Committee Club, Boys Home Economics Club, Movie Projector Club, Fixit Club . . . movie projection man. DAVID LEE HEFFNER General Basketball, Varsity Soccer . . . always on the go. Seniors GEORGE EDWARD HOPPEN- GARDNER, JR. General Boys State, Boys Home Econo- mics Club, Varsity Soccer, Boys Sports Club, Volleyball . . . loves the wide open spaces. SHIRLEY ANN HOFFMAN Commercial Whistle, Student Council, National EDWIN LEE HIGDON Academic Glee Club, Varsity Basketball, Boys Sports, Baseball . . . good all around athlete. Honor Society, Typing Club, Bio- logy Club . . . initiative, I 46 MARCELLA HOWE Academic Future Teachers Club, Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, Typing Club, Teen Age Book Club . . . has a quiet charm. ROBERT WAYNE JONES Commercial Art Club, Science Club, Boys Sports Club, Boys State . . . has that winning smile. PATRICIA LORRAIN E LEWIS Academic Future Teachers Club, Glee Club Typing Club . . . Hinterestedi people. GLORIA JEAN KING Academic Madrigal Singers, Typing Club, Varsity Basketball, Future Teachers Club . . . professional seamstress. RICHARD FRANKLIN LLOYD Commercial Art Club, Camera Club, Boys Sports Club, Typing Club... friendly and serious. 47 FRANKLYN JOSEPH KLEIN, JR. Academic Baseball, Bank, Basketball, Pro- jection Club, Boys Home Econo- mics Club . . . calm and consid- Seniors J UDITH ANN LUTMAN Academic Future Teachers Club, Madrigal Singers, Varsity B a s ke tb all, Volleyball . . . a staunch Repub- lican. SYLVIA ANDERSON MANN Commercial Typing Club . . . old hand at housekeeping. Seniors JOAN CECELIA MORRIS General Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Typ- ing Club, New Homemakers of America, Student Council . . . studious, pleasant personality. WILLIAM DAVID MARSHALL Academic Madrigal Singers, Art Club, Science Club, Hobby Club, Moni- tors . . . playful wit. NORA JANE MUSSER General Typing Club, Softball, Volleyball . . . rock 'n roller. JANE LEE MOHLER Academic Student Council, Glee Club, Whis- tle, Typing Club . . . 'volunteers a helping hand. JA, s ERANKLIN PQWEXRS, nl ,J 2 , :heb ral L Band, obby-I lui, Biology Cl ,bb 'N-X1 ,Xjfqr atjvels , - pl, F75 I ', 'i N. X , in X -, 3 1 by if N U lf . All r' N We 1 I x x Nil 1 , .' 'X 48 jx lr 'J Ei, X Q1 ,r ll ly I RAYMOND BERNARD REY- NOLDS Academic Yearbook Staff, Boys Home Eco- nomics, Whistle, Monitors, Art Club . . . cheerful heart. RICHARD GENE RICE Commercial Fixit Club, Whistle, Stage Crew Club . . . quiet and easygoingl' WAYNE VERNON SHAFF General Varsity Soccer, Track, Volleyball . . . mischevious grin. NANCY LOUISE SHRIVER Academic Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Madrigal Singers, Varsity Bas- ketball, Whistle . . . has that in- fectious laugh. 49 SAMUEL ROBERT ROUDABOU- SCH Academic Art Club, Track, Soccer, Volley- ball . . . better knoum as' 'Sam'. Seniors BEATRICE DELORES SIGLER General Glee Club, Teen Age Book Club, Junior Whistle, Basketball. . . carefree, PATRICIA ANN SOUDER Academic Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, Girls Athletic Association Club, Future Teachers Club . . . life ofthe party. CARLA KAY WHITTINGTON General Glee Club, Typing Club, Teen Age Book Club, Volleyball . . . always on the fun side. J UDITH DARLENE STREIGHT Commercial Whistle, Typing Club, Sports Club . . . extremely neat in appear- ance. Seniors BETTY JANE WILES Commercial Whistle, Student Council, National ANTHONY JOSEPH WALKER Commercial Varsity Basketball, Soccer, Stage Crew Club, Baseball . . . a sharp dresser. fyf, ffffi A- , gif, 4f . .ff , Y' , , 0 -e21Q-,,f'j.fffLJ - 1, ' . fa' X ' 4,-1 ,,,r A -J. PATRICIA ANN YOUNG Academic Whistle, Typing Club, Madrigal Singers, Majorettes Club . . . consistently friendly. Honor Society, Biology Club, Teen Age Book Club . . .Hpleasing disposition. Senior Class Officers President-Joseph Bane Vice-President-Marshall Barger CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Red and White American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO Today We Followg Tomorrow We Lead. Secretary-Kay Garrott Trezlsurer-Nancy Shriver 51 Senior Diary SEPTEMBER 11 1958-Our senior year began today with the election of class offi- SEPTEMBER 24, 1958-Mr. McGhee took the senior pictures today. Lots of fun- primping and posing for our glamour pictures. cers. Excitement and expect- ancy filled the air as nominating and voting took place. NOVEMBER 11 1958 Today we ordered name cards. Gee, what a real problem having so many to choose from. For the first time we realized that we would be graduating. .Zi DECEMBER 19, 1958- We had a warm winter night for the Christmas Dance. All ar- rived early, dressed like movie stars. Music provided by the Maxiettes in the high school gym, decorated with blue lights and silver bells, created a feel- ing of romance. All seniors knew the strain under which they had worked to make their last dance in B.H.S, a success. Senior Diary FEBRUARY 24, 1959- We never realized we had so many capable seniors. Today was Student Day when we as- sumed the duties ofthe faculty. Now we know what it means to be behind the teacher's desk. MARCH 9, 1959-The test we took today will prove helpful when it comes to taking col- lege entrance exams and scholarship tests. Hope all our dreams come true. FEBRUARY 27, 1959- MAY 1, 1959 Time sure is flying! Today we were measured for our caps and gowns. Do you think Iordered the correct size, will they be a true maroon,I wonder with whom I'll be marching, were familiar questions which came to our minds. -What fun it has been working on the play. If everything goes off okay everyone will be surprised. We're glad we invested forty- dollars for lights as we sure needed them. Senior Diary MAY 29 1959 Turning in our books meant missing the fun we shared atB.H.S. doing homework assignments and friendships we enjoyed through the years. MAY 26, 1959-First we were paired off as to height, then the fun began. The boys couldn't keep time to the music and the girls stumbled in their heels. It was hard learning to march in unison until we got the knack of it. We know we will be ready several days before graduation. JUNE 3, 1959- Today ended our six years at Brunswick High School. The fellowship we shared and difficult problems we faced as a class has drawn to a close. Each one is making his break into the world. For some of us this means college, for others, work- ing, and for some, serving in the Armed Forces. Good-bye B.H.S. We will never forget what you have done for us. 4 3 I Q 2 i 3 i s 1 i I 2 l I 2 E E 1 E 1 2 Sue Allgire John Axline Clement Banner Charles Barger Winona Bechtol Frances Carey John Blessley Joseph Clark Class Of '60 Beverly Brady Marian Cooper Nelson Burns Frank Cover Carol Crawford Sandra Cr one CLASS OFFICERS Sylvia Feaster Secretary' Johnny Axline 7 Vice Presidentg,James Stonesifer, President? C 0 6 O Joyce McMurry, Treasurer. Elaine Crummit Loretta Danner Herbert Denner James Dockery Sue Eagle Billy Eshbaugh Sylvia Feaster Kay Foster Geraldlene Go11day Charles Hackley Gerald Hagan Paulette Harmson Eleanor Hauver Starlene Howard . f u.fu,y in K f M i ,zLsfL X 5 A , V 1 ' L ,, - 1' ,ggfiijlf , . :mai we .g.Mz- A - N, , swf Mil' ,T , YVV T . M., ,ki- , . -1, . ,V A If. W , I sais ? 2, if ailfii . K. ,. .. ffm . z J ' 1 S-ibm. RF- 'f7 ,Q '19 'T Q' 'Zigi Linda Joy Jerry Keller Helen Lancaster Judy Lerch Class Cf '60 Lester Lloyd Richard McKnight Joyce McMurry Clarence Merriman Douglas Mills Evan Mohler Carol Moore Catherine Morris Dorthy Myers Connie Nicholson Jo Ann Phillips C 1 ass Cf '6 O Betty Roberts Joyce Robertson Ann Runkles Jerry Sanger Patsy Shafer Jo Ann Sigafoose Glenn Simons Hannah Spriggs Michael Spurrier Carol Stewart Donna Stewart Class Of '60 1 7 iiissfi-:wf ,,..rlf,if-lwfiiz 5- ff' V sf J. Sfl Swflqfx' 'Q ' Ig Hj:,, ,g.,: 3'q4,1fl- E iw? . . 3 Q734 ?fF?i'5tf,'gf'i,i .,L',- -1T'i'f'L'1 , . 2500. Q . , 2?if5?f5f lff f- I if S S f w,,i,fif,1tQ 'mSfzg - ,s'f,zvf fw ' r '1 P S 55335 5 -is fyvk ' J , f . ' W ei 5 , - i . . L., , 9,454 , .,...,F,. .x.,,.. 4.51, James Stonesifer Edward Virts Mildred Virts Rhett Webber James Weddle Shirley Whisner Tanya Whittington Class of '61 Dennis Albert, Mary Lee Albert, Thomas Arnold, Noah Bess, Woodrow Bohrer V Carroll Brawner, Thomas Brawner, Patsy Brown, Jo Ann Brubaker, Eve Bryan ff ,Z ' ,Wa wa , Il, 1,, Q , 'V- A A K :sf 4' 5 s , MT 1 '53 ,. 375' f Q X. 1 ,N er, L Bonnie Carey, Gloria Carey, Loretta Carey, Wayne Carter, James Chick, Donald Cooper James Cooper, Sue Ann Cover, James Cox, Louise DeVoe, Patricia Dinterman, Nancy Ely 62 q One of the favorite tenth grade classes is Driver Education which is taught by Mr. Horine. After various tests and instructions on the Maryland motor laws, pupils are ready for behind the wheel driving. C 1 ass Cf '61 Patti Ferrell, David Fletcher, Donna Foltz, Robert Frye, Lee Garrott, Wayne Gar rott o e Grams f-4 Eugene Gilbert, Edna Giles, Donna Goodrich, Dixie Qosfnell-,ipbnald Gramsweeags V' K' 1'-' N S fm 5 A MN xiyx H ix ttf' Q5 .- Wi mf' ' J2:,N,. 'W 1 lik? :Q ea Wd xy N 711 i 614 ,n , I Class of '61 PNG- William Hamilton Carol Hartman Donna Hawes Wayne Hawes Dallas Hoffman Brenda Hoffmaster Bonnie Huffer James Jackson ,1,',,.' '. ,-.1 V ,, .11 f , f . f K , , aff, M f ff 'WW gf, I 1 ff I ff I' I U? ,il f,-I 2. rjfffvf 4 ,f U., , .f 'V ' ,L .ff Nancy Kehnev 5 V - an ' 1 Steven Kidwiler Mary King Lorraine Klein Margaret Knight Charles Leopold Shirley Lloyd James Marken Linda Miglio Edward Moore Pearl Morris Nina Moss William Munday William Musser Earkson Myers Kay Nalley Class Of '61 Paul Orye Faith Parker Rita Porter Clyde Reynolds Lester Reynolds Diane Rhinaman Nancy Schamei Patsy Secura A, Illgdlv SJW ill-raw 'f'J'1'LnfD 5 Gary Nelson 1 ss Cf '61 Eugene Wilson Grace Shafer Janet Shriver Shirley Sisk Jo Ann Smith Kenny Smith Gary Snoots ' ig! ,, Harvey Snoots C , Dk Wanda sane LM, gh Carol Stouts Charles Thomas Regina Thomas Theodore Van Holten Philip VanSteinburg Judy Walker Patsy Webber Sharon Webber X N. David Blessley Raleigh Boaze Charles Bohrer Herman Boyer Leonard Brice Lorraine Brown Virginia Burkhart Rita Cannon David Carey Ann Catlet Robert Childers Wayne Clark Woodrow Conner Gerald Cooper Jackie Cooper Mary Lee Cooper Roy Cooper Allan Crowl Eugene Dagenhart Susan Dinterman Doris Dockery Dietry Dyche Sue Ebberts Jerry Feaster Sue Ferrell Joe Anderson . A Kllb Mary Arnold Robert Bechtol A 2 fs Wilson Beacht A A R M ,, IQ 1 ,H W, A firm' :- Wg . W :. P. , H. iw vw 'pf-fa 'W 1 W U, in W - 3 eee ' nw ' ,. .,, V ,- :GfL:'n' L'3 '- fwi,!1 '.5?C,fw- Nigf -7:2 f A A h in 5 ,, ' ,V :Lk iv f 4:5 A O -S X, , W W e r A 1 if ff! 4 1 I , . 4 gn ww-fr' ffl, ,X :,., .m y w fi 2 ,, V , . fl , .L Apuwvwwigl ' S 5 57-f--ff X' K .. . , , X W, VMQZY, .grill ,Lfffi L, , ff- K ge s- ' ' -. 1'-fb,..+:i:J::ff, 9 xg, ' ,, .m,. .-,, . s ,.,. g . H , ' LA ' .. , :7', :, 9 isa. 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V48 ' ' ' M F WY f 4' ill ., fan? if itil!-gg, 1 ll' ' Wi if was 5 ' Vw Q3 w s xiii U is ,ua I M is l 2,5 Ll Q fm fi 'H 25411 iii. WE, g 55 g K fi,f2l.:,i ,,,, Mlgl if 'S ' 5 . nn. 525234 K1 .,., few, i a 1 1 -gfi sezxzf, Egf-1-fr ' l :,1 mp, if-Wi 1-BRA: Class of '62 Janet Filler Martha Filler Carolyn Flook Dora Lee Forbes Charles Free Beverly Garrott Patricia Gilbert Betty Giles Susan Gordan Sandra Grams 9 'Y f f'pi I-AZT, .' wf ' 'J 61' I' ', U Q ' lux W , ,V ,' . . FA H It 'u L7 Joyce Gregory Robert Hackley Carol Hahn Sharon Harrison Janet Hawes Magaret Heffner Ronald ltnyre Clarence Jacobs Ethel James John Jones Alfred Johnson Douglas Johnson Edward Keenan Douglas Keller Marion Keller Aloma Kidwiler Patty King William Kubat Gary Lewis Charlotte Lipscomb Ray Lucas Paul Merriman Bomiie Mohler Gloria Moore Patricia Moore Artiene Morrison James Myers Judy Norris Carole Olden I 'Z : '-- an R'chard M sser fi' 1 u ,ag Af H32 l Jerry Orye Joyce Piper Gary Price Wesley Rice Donna Rutherford Rose Ann Sasso My yyvlyyy V? ,U John Shafer in Roy Sharitz 2 X-Q, ,W Diane Shewbridge John Simons ' Karen Taylor Philip Thompson Tommy Watson John Wenner Patti We rking James Whetzel Arlette Zimmerman M2124--5-2:'ff.v f.'-, .r2l:Q5:t 'f F71 Vt 'i'Nzf'Wi5,x W 2 f , W L Class Of '62 Several students in Mrs. Cages' ninth grade core class try to sell their books after giving abrief re- ' view during one of several book sales which are held throughout the year. 'fo X a X f 1' '1 I ' Psi F ig, J J , 4 , W2 K 'Yv Mx!! ft ll , .5 lgws Q Ll,, Q fl L? ,ff ,5- - J ' : fl A , ' X el I 'l ',.'LN5f , gf , L ra. , Y ti rjir- Us 51 5-4 3 A at 1? Class of '63 Y. X M Ll .mime I 'f'Zii,gi1g2Kvf'., 52355 r y I 1 Raymond Danner Ione Davis Donna Derflinger Sharon Duncan Carolyn Anderson Cheryl Anderson Glinda Anderson John Anderson Sarah Arnold Beverly Arvin Janet Axline Raymond Axline Sandra Baker Jeffrey Bane Gary Bowers Patricia Brawner Virginia Brice Francis Brooks Marie Burkhart Robert Cage Mary Capino Careth Care Vernon Carey Shirley Conner Larry Cooper Thomas Cooper Jackie Cornelius Dwight Crone Kathleen Danner Donna Jean Eshbough William Ferrell Rose Lee Foltz Iden Gaynor Betty Gilbert Linda Gosnell Richard Gosnell Sharon Grams Gary Greenfield Patsy Grubb Benson Hallor Camilla Harrison George Hawes Dennis Haws Dewey Heifner Linda Heffner Authur Hefline Douglas Henderson Joyce Hoffman Tommy Hoffmaster Ernestine Jackson Kenneth Joy Susan Joy Cameron Kehne Wilbert Kerman Karen Kidwiler Margaret Lipscomb Ronald Lowe Franklin McKnight Gerald McVicker Class of '63 5' wa ' mu rr li? if si A 7, 5 ' fs' Darlene Moler David Moss Terry Nelson Ann Oden Faye Porter Charles Pruitt Charles Rau Joan Ramsburg David Roelkey Robert Shackelford George Sheppard Kenny Shewbridge Franklin Sisk - . tg Tommy Souder Alfred Spriggs Linwood Spurrier Douglas Stewart Carolyn Stine UW Class Cf '63 H David Taulton Melvin Taylor John Thompson Rebecca Thompson Virginia Van Steinburg 5 59-. ,. 32 5, Thomas Wenner Lewis White The eighth grade pupils enjoy dancing, the primary entertainment of their class party. Patricia Beatty Ariel Bell Robert Berry Frank Bess Marta Blessing Brenda Bowers Vernon Brown Ann Burke Mary Burkhart Catherine Butler Dale Carey Tommy Carey Robert Carter Ronald Carter William Cecil Earl Clark Donna Clem Virginia Conner Curtis Cooper Peggy Cooper Shirley Cooper Sylvester Cooper Rose Crouse William Crum Diane Darr Class 0 64 Vernon Anderson Kenneth Ayres we Q Jerry Axline Gloria Baums u'l5 M ml ' riff? Y ! 'ff-. 5 m y f ,V Class I i n A i ly --wax, El? 2.3! .,,-fill: .5 - .wif -N 'hz a fa. 'I'-' 'va,S,,z'-I' J 1:13-1 151 of '64 s ,gl 4 Qgwasifg 47 I 1 'Lf f .s iii an . -Q, WW Amber Hoffman Norma Dawson Pamela Decker Wayne Dinterman Kenneth Dixon Jerry Dodson James Donovon Linda Droneburg Harvey Eagle John Eury Elizabeth Filler Ann Fleetwood Delores Foltz Naomia Gaynor Pearl Gilbert Rose Giles Donald Greenfield Joyce Greenfield William Gosnell Kenneth Hackley Joyce Hahn Lillie Mae Hahn Diane Halland Jo Ann Hammond George Hardey Robert Hardy Gary Harrison Joe Hartman Clyde Hawes Marsha Hebb Sharon Hebb Harry Hedges Beverly Heffner Carroll Heffner Edwin Herring Richard Hill Raymond Hoffman Robert Hoffman Jimmy Huffer Emily Insley Charles Jackson James Jackson Ruth James Dennis Jenkins Elsworth Keenan Michael Kelly Mary King Vivian King Marion Klein Hollis Langley Linda Lerch Sandra Lewis Sharon Lewis Donald Lucas Harry Magaha Patsy Main Clifford Marius Carol Merriman George Merrimen Dawn Minnick Donald Minnick Robert Mirmick William Minnick Sandra Moore George Moss Kim Myers William Nichols James Painter Marsha Payton Carol Phillips Mary Rau Sue Reynolds Bonnie Schaeffer Donald Sharitz Class Cf '64 Class of '64 Vickie Weir David Wenner Marty Whittington Donna Wilhelm Ricky Young Vickie Youtz At the sound of the bell, during the day at B.H.S. a mass of students leave classes and hurry to enter activities and other classes. Z6 s:'?..ig1,:LfIi,,..,,e:, - ' K ' qt' E if 1 - , .wig w 5Q. m1 'J 1' J 'ef rr 'K if I Bonnie Shewbridge Katherine Shriver Sharon Smith James Snoots Judy Snoots Brenda Snowden Eva Stonesifer Kenneth Stouts Sally Synder Brenda Trice John Tritapoe Valerie Van Holten Joan Van Steinburg Brent Wade Sonny Walker Janie Webber Judy Webber Ken Webber Tony Webber Bonnie Weddle Q Patrons and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John H Bane Wllbur Bechtol Harold Bloom and Mrs Albert Coates Adrlan Coumhan and Mrs James Cox and Mrs Emory V Frye and Mrs Cl1fford Garrott and Mrs Marlon Garrott and Mrs Charles E Gosnell and Mrs and Mrs M1llard F Hahn Charles J Hardesty W1ll1am Harrmgton Roy Hendmcks and Mrs James T Hess and Mrs E T Hucon and Mrs Douglas Howe J H Kennan Jack B Kussmaul James E Llghtner and Mrs Heyward Longerbeam Stephen K Mester and Mrs Ralph Mlller M1lls Confecuonary and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Marshall Mormngstor James Shr1ver Edward Spurr1er Woodrow Souder Nelson Strathern George W11eS W1ll1am C W1les 78 o o . o n o - . s s Q . Q - o a o Q 0 o 1 . . - . 0 a . e c o s o 0 n . o A o . Q . . c n o Q 0 0 4 0 1 . I o a Compliments of U. A. LOUGH 8. SON JOSEPH PAYNE Frank S. Griffin - Wilson W. Waltz 123 South Market Street Frederick, Maryland Compliments of CAGE'S DR. C. E. PRUITT Auto Sporting Expert Car Care Our 28th year 5321 Brunswick, Maryland BRADDOCK ROLLER RINK Braddock Heights Park Phone Skyline 3-7351 The Family That Plays Together, Stays Together Make Money - Sponsor a Skating Party THE PEUPLES NATIUNAL BANK IN BRUNSWICK Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM LITTEN CHEVROLET SALES Chevrolet Olds Sales and Serv1ce Phone 2471 Brunsw1ck Maryland NICHOLSON S SERVICE CENTER T 8. W ELECTRICAL SERVICE Spec1a11z1ng 1n Motor tune General Auto repa1r1ng Brunsw1ck 3396 U S Hlghway 340 Knoxv11le Maryland Electr1cal f1xtures and mater1a1s Old Houses a Spec1a1ty 24 Hour Serv1ce BTl1HSW1Ck, Maryland BRADLEY T HALLEY Scott Atwater Outboard Motors Tractors Lawn mowers Saws Sharpened and A1r Cool Motors Sales and Serv1ce E RAY WACHTER PHOTO CENTER Cameras and Supp11es Developmg and Pr1nt1ng Fast color developmg Camera repa1rs and rentals Bmoculars and Telescopes Photostats Trade 1ns accepted terms arranged 27 South Market Street Phone Mo 2 4553 Freder1ck, Maryland I . . . . - -up . . . . . ' Phone 2151 or 9310 . , JR. - A THE BANK UF BRUNSWICK ON THE SQUARE BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND CHARTERED 1915 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION D. LEE KELLER General Contracting 81 Building 515 West B Street Brunswick Maryland You Can Count On It JJ. NEWBERRY Self - Service Phone 3226 Brunswick. Maryland Compliments of Welcome to WELLER'S RADIO SERVICE JOHN'S DINER 24 hour service MAIN'S QUALITY ICE CREAM L HAZE HALLEY Fuel Oil Rn Kerosene Brtmswick 5291 Middletown, Maryland Brunswick, Maryland A SCHAMEL'S THE YOST'S RESTAURANT Self -Service Market Sunoco Gasoline Kz Oil Stop at the sign of the Red Hen R t t - T k St Where everything is fresh but the help es Sgxgwick Op Phone Route J eiferson, Maryland Knoxville, Maryland x A C.H. FEETE 8: BROTHER X Funeral Directors y Since 1890 B. L. FEETE ELVA A. FEETE Brunswick 3371 , Brunswick A Maryland HowARo w. SPEAKS B. 8. B. MILK TRANSPORTATION Excavating Contractor Specializing in Blacktop paving 1 Truck Hire Top soil Grading Phones Leesburg Sp. 7-2411 - Hillsboro No. 8 Leesburg, Virginia -2747 Milk 'hauling to Baltimore Tank Service Phone 4761 Knoxville, Maryland l.G.BAlFOUR COMPANY Phone Belmont 5-0111 HENRY WITTICH, JR. 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BOYER Milk Transport Tank Service Hauling to Washington and Baltimore Brunswick 2 19 1 Knoxville, Maryland o WATSON'S CUT RATE Soda Fountain - Standard Patents Sundies - Tobacco 44 West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland HAWAIIAN RESTAURANT M. V. Main, Proprietor Dine afnd Dance Frederick - Harpers Ferry Hi-Way Brunswick 2811 THE BLADE-TIMES Frederick County's Largest Weekly Newspaper James L. Bryan - Editor Evelyn F. Bryan - Associate Editor Phone 2351 Brunswick, Maryland ' - A LJWZW fm L 24 MY I , I ,QVGA jj I XJ VW X A AW? LVM JM 051622613179 ywggw QQ , Qjmf ' xiao? 'QQ Jzfm, ry. W W Vis? 23' Miwdwffwawfm W if xgzfmwwww WZ! TEQMKZQQQ my W elif mi?mWM KM 'yhwfffrf www? WWW 7 Qfwfffm fi gf ww, W S5 K Qwx WWQNQ SQ QMQ WW DJ b W V WL EN 15' g3NW?13?? 5 gwis W NJ ki XXNNW ' N, ix x, N WFS X 'ef JS 4 Jw.-er I gre. .MQLJ