Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

Page 23 text:

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.

Page 22 text:

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,

Page 24 text:

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