Cambridge High School - Yearling Yearbook (Cambridge, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

c fclminLitration MR. OTIS M. TRICE Principal Mrs. F. Applegarth Art Mr. G. Fitzgerald Vocal Music Mrs. M. Insley English III and IV Mrs. J. Pomeroy English II Math I, II, and IV Mr. Rufus Todd Business Law Psychology Mr. John Hall Math I and Science IV Driver Education Mr. Casper Hart United States History World History Miss H. Harwood Shorthand III and IV Business Law Business Training Miss Nora Dunn Bookkeeping General Business Mr. Rufus Hedrick Band Mr. Ernest Leap General Science Mr. Lee Moore Latin American History Miss M. Moorer Physical Education Mrs. E. Murphy French Latin Problems of Democracy Mrs. A. Richardson Mr. E. Sidaras English II and 111 Physical Education Mrs. C. Stevens Math I and 11 Mrs. M. I. Tillman English I Mrs. Ella Walter Miss Mary Warren Psychology Biology Problems of Democracy Bramble, Newcomb, Roberts, and Bradway President......................................................Robert James Bradway Vice-President................................................Shirley Clara Newcomb Secretary............................................... Peggy Ann Bramble Treasurer........................................................Lydia Anne Roberts A [otto..............................UhlnH of bfiz fuburz, foicjzb tfiz jiasb, and niafzz bfiz bit of bfiz fixziznb. Colors........................................................Blue and White Flower.............................................Blue and White Carnation 4 PATSY ELOISE ABBOTT Commercial Patsy will long be remem- bered as a character witness for Jimmy Vickers in the commercial law play . . . played varsity sports II . . . usher for senior play IV . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . We all gotta go sometime! SAMUEL ALLEN ADKINS General Sam wants to become a mechanic .. . favorite subject, art ... F. F. A. . . . P. O. D. assembly . . . Work Program IV . . . says in leaving, So long you lucky freshman. REGINALD ASPLEN JR. General Reggie’s ambition is to attend STC . . . favorite subject, psychology . . . soccer team III, IV . . . track III, IV . . . member of HOTTENTOT and YEAR- LING staffs . . . Beat Wi Hi in '54. JEWELL BENNETT Commercial Stella’s ambition is to join the WAVES . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . mem- ber of Glee Club II, III, IV . . . advertising committee for senior play . . . decorating committee for Junior-Senior Prom . . . Goodbye dear ol CHS, glad to be leaving! PHILIP LEE BRADSHAW Commercial Punk was a member of the JV basketball team IV . . . in the cast of senior play . . . a juror in the business law assembly IV . . . says, It took a long time but it's over now! LOIS ADAMS Commercial Lois enjoyed psychology and physical education . . . member of Glee Club II... participated in intramural basketball. SUE CAROL ANDREWS Commercial Susie’s ambition is to be a private secretary . . . favorite subject, typing . . . member Glee Club I, II. Ill . . . accompanist for specialty act for senior play . . . qualified for 60-word typing award 111 . . . says in leaving, Glad, but not sad. FRANCINE KAYE BELL Commercial Fran’s ambition is to be a secretary . . . favorite subject, Shorthand I . . . president of class in '53 . . . dance committee I, II, III . . . varsity sports II, III, IV . . . likes the Air Force colors . . . departs with And away we go! MARY AUDREY BISHOP Academic Mary joined class in '51 . . . was a member of Library Staff II, III, IV . . . partici- pated in senior play . . . decorated for Christmas dance . . . favorite subject, art . . . So long to the best years of my life. 6 ROBERT F. BRADSHAW General Benson is a Navy bound boy . . . was a Raider gridder II, III . . . Work Program IV . . . favorite subject is math . . . departs with Good-bye and so long to you! V SOLOMON BRAMBLE JR General Soup’s ambition is to wear the Air Force blues . . . Work Program . . . talent show II . . . favorite subject math . . . departs with Glad to get out! THOMAS CHEESEMAN General Tom wants to join the Navy. . . member of FFA I, II . . . favorite subject, math . . . had most fun at football games . . . enjoys riding in his Pontiac . . . departs with Gone but not forgotten. ROBERT J. BRADWAY General Tuffy will long be remem- bered for his excellent foot- ball playing . . . varsity foot- ball II, III, IV . . . proudof making first team in All-State . . . president of Senior Class . . . honorable mention for All-American High School Team . . . departs with Hate to leave. PEGGY ANN BRAMBLE Commercial Peg’s proud of her dia- mond ring . . . favorite sub- ject, typing . . . secretary of Senior Class . . . Glee Club IV . . . Make up committe for senior play . . . Four wonderful years that wont be forgotten. JOAN FAYE BRYAN Commercial Joanie wants to be a successful nurse . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . played role in sophomore talent show . . . played intra- mural sports . . . says in leaving They are the best four years of your life! ROGER W. CHASE General Waldo’s ambition is to join the National Guard . . . Glee Club I . . . Dancing Club 1 . . . Work Program . . . favorite subject, math . . . Good-bye it's been fun! LOIS FAYE COOK Commercial Faye’s ambition is to be a successful nurse . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . Glee Club III, IV ... a member of Typing Club I . . . says in leaving Glad I'm out. CLAIBORNE COWGILL Academic Clay plans to become an engineer . . . Biology II . . . member of Raider Gridder III . . . participated in Our Town III . . . Shop and maintenance IV . . . departs with Hello, cruel world, your problem is now here. 7 JO ANN BROCATO Academic Jo’s ambition is to be a laboratory technician . . . vice-president of Kappa Delta Sigma IV . . . editor of HOTTENTOT . . photography co-editor of YEARLING . . . member of SGA . . . homeroom officer II, III . . . manager of speed ball team IV. CARLISLE COOK General Cookie had most fun dur- ing senior year . . . favorite subject, history . . . partici- pated in the Work Program . . . likes to fish and hunt . . . Good-bye, CHS, it's been fun, but I pity the freshmen. WALTER S. DICKERSON General Dicky is a Navy bound boy . . . favorite subject, Senior Science ... a juror for the commercial law play. CONSTANCE A. EASON Academic Connie was a cheerleader in I, II, IV . . . football queen’s attendant IV . . . speciality act in senior play IV . . . talent shows I, II, III ... parts with, Hope you cheerleaders have all the fun I've had at the games. VERNE DAVIDSON Academic Verne’s ambition is to teach music . . . Typing Club I . . . assistant director of Our Town III... member of Kappa Delta Sigma . . . Office staff IV ... It's hard to believe my school days are over. DORIS FAYE DAYTON General Dot wants to be an as- sembly line worker ... a member of varsity softball 11 . . . favorite subject, physical education . . . Parts with, Seaford, here I come! MARY IOANN DODSON Commercial Joann wants to be a secre- tary . . . assistant director of senior play IV ... talent show I . . . Glee Club I, II, III . . . Typing Club I . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping ... Says in leaving, It's been fine, but I'm glad it's over. JOAN DONAVAN Commercial Noaj recently returned from Florida . . . wants to be a secretary . . . SGA I . . . Kappa Delta Sigma III, IV . . . business committee for senior play . . . Glee Club II, III... departs with, At last! ERNEST ELLIOTT General Sonny is Air Force bound . . . member of Glee Club II, III . . . Dance Club I, II . . . Art Club 1,11... Shop Club, I, II . . . member of Work Program . . . says, So long, it has been fun. LEONARD F. ELLIOTT General Len had most fun during junior year . . . usually seen on the road to Kay’s . . . soc- cer team manager, 111, IV . . . FFA I . . . participated in talent shows II, III . . . says, I finally made it! 8 JANE DODSON Commercial Shorty’s aim in life is to be a successful secretary . . . Glee Club, 1, 11 . . . 40-word typing award III ... Member of Typing Club I . . . Prom Committee III . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . De- parts with, Now, what'll I do! DEBORAH A. ELLIOTT Commercial Muffin’s ambition is to get married . . . proud of her sparkler . . . Dance Club I ... 50-word award IV . . .favor- ite subject, physical educa- tion . . . Loved every minute of it but glad I'm leaving. JAMES H. FITZHUGH General Jimmy wants very much to be a successful mortician ... enjoyed psychology. WYLIE FAW GRAY Commercial Wylie enjoyed being in the starting line on the varsity court in 111, IV .. . Glee Club III... SGA . . . Always seen sporting Gray's Market truck. WILLIAM L. ENGLISH Commercial Ollie’8 ambition is in the art field . . . associate editor of publications . . . president of Six Owls . . . participated in All-Maryland Chorus . . . SGA member 11, III, IV . . . Glee Club III, IV . . . played role in senior play . . . departs with. You all take good care of CHS. HARRY H. FOXWELL Academic Antoine brought new thoughts from Long Island . . . In one short year made varsity football, baseball and basketball teams. WILLIAM O. HAMBLER Academic Bill’s greatest accomplish- ment was being chosen SGA president . . . Glee Club I, II. Ill . . . Honor Society IV . . . HOTTENTOT and YEARLING publications . . . Student Government II, III, IV . . . says in leaving, I thought this day would never come, now I'm sorry it has. - IV . . . decorating committee for prom III ... So long, tall boys. PHYLLIS L. FRAZIER Commercial Phyl appreciates her driver's license very much ... accomplished her 60-word typing award . . . enjoyed sewing in home economics . .. variety show III... Dancing Club I .. . talent show II. JESSE S. HANDLEY General Jess is considering farming . . . soccer III, IV . . . FFA I, II . . . had most fun at basketball games . . . favorite subject, math. 9 MARY JANE FOX Commercial Tina is a member of good standing of the Six Owls . . . Glee Club I. II, III, IV . . . HOTTENTOT staff . . . business manager of YEAR- LING . . . Prom committee III ... Is always saying Oh! honey hush! JANICE INEZ GROFF Academic wants to work at DuPont's . . . had most fun beating East New Market in speedball . . . varsity sports I, II. Ill, IV . . . Art Club I . . . Our Town III . . . says in leaving, Veni, vidi, vici. CAROLYN SUE HINES Academic Bootsey’s ambition is to go to Mexico and see a bull- fight . . . member of Six Cats . . . Glee Club I, II, III . . . co-manager of advertis- ing for YEARLING . . . circulation manager of HOT- TENTOT . . . senior play committee. ANNE HOYLE Academic Jane’s ambition is to at- tend University of Maryland . . . member of Six Cats . . . Glee Club 1, 11 ... on decor- ating committee for Junior- Senior Prom . . . exchange editor for HOTTENTOT . . . YEARLING, advertising manager . . . departs with What now1. WAYNE HESS Commercial Omar wants to go to col- lege . . . football I II, III, IV . . . basketball team I, II, III, IV . . . had most fun going to away games . . . Favorite subject, POD. WILLIAM HUBBARD JR. Commercial Horsey’s ambition is to be a professional basketball layer . . . member of basket- all squad II, III, IV. . . . SGA representative . . . baseball team III, IV... favorite subject, physical edu- cation . . . So long, it's been good to know you. 10 JAMES DONALD HILL Commercial Donald’s aim in life is to be a bookkeeper . . . favorite subject, typing . . . member of Radio Club I . . . Camera Club, I . . . qualified for 60-word typing award IV . . . So long it uas fun while it lasted. DIANE HINTZ Commercial Diane aspires to enter the business world ... a mem- ber of Kappa Delta Sigma III, IV . . . Glee Club I, II. Ill . . . attended Girls’ State III . . . assistant di- rector of senior play. DANIEL HUBBARD General Danny’s ambition is to learn Ohms Law . . . SGA representative II . . . Radio Club I'. . . Dance Committee III, IV . . . member of maintenance crew . . . says. It's been fun. DOUGLAS IRELAND JR. Commercial Doug won a reputation for his role in the business law assembly . . . plans to be a farmer ... a member of FFA I ... set committee for senior play . . . favorite pastime is hunting . . . Goodbye old CHS. It was nice while it lasted. s HAROLD JENKINS General Joe Jenk’s ambition is to be a millionaire . . . enjoys beating those drums . Raider Griddcr III, IV . . . Work Program . . . SGA IV . . . Mayor-for-a-day . . . says in leaving, Try listening-, no one knows how ignorant you are until you open your mouth! FREDERICK R. KROUSE Birdie’s ambition is to wear navy blues . . . Work Program . . . soccer team II, III, IV . . . favorite subject, History III . . . en- joys reading . . . in leaving says, I'm glad its all over. ANN JACKSON Commercial Reds had most fun attend- ing basketball and football games . . . Glee Club II, III . . . Kappa Delta Sigma 111 ... a member of Pep Club I . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping. THOMAS KIMMEY JR. General Popsicle’s ambition is to join the Navy . . . soccer IV . . . junior talent show . . . favorite subject, physical edu- cation . . . says in leaving. So long! FRANK LANKFORD General Frank plans to join the Merchant Marines . . SGA II, III . . . soccer . . . football IV . . . track . . . favorite subject, science . . . says in departing, Don't build a new one now! 1 SHIRLEY M. JACKSON Commercial Shoebox had most fun working in office . . . P.O.D. play IV . . . 50-word typing award III . . . sophomore talent show . . . favorite subject, physical education . . . It's too good to be true, but I had fun while I was here. MARG. KINNAMON Commercial Marguerite’s ambition is to be a secretary . . . Glee Club I . . . enjoys reading. .. favorite subject, business law . . . departs with, Good-bye everyone, this is the day I've been waiting for. BETTY JEAN LEWIS Academic Betty Jean remembers service in chccrlcading squad II, III . . . Junior-Senior Prom Committee . . . fresh- man talent show . . .senior play ticket committee . . . intramural basketball . . . supplied conversation to cafe- teria gab session PHILIP LEE JOHNSON General Phil plans to become a game warden . . . enjoys hunting . . . favorite subject, U. S. History ... a member of Work Program . . . departs with, Good-bye CHS. MARGARET ANN LAKE Commercial Peggy wants to be a stenographer . . . Glee Club I. II, III, IV . . . earned her 60-word award IV . . . chairman of Patron Drive . . . business manager of HOTTENTOT. . . senior play cast. . . We finish only to begin! DONALD F. MARSHALL General Donald is another Work Program boy . . . member of FFA II . . . usher for senior play . . . worked in cafeteria I, ll . . . favorite subject, mathematics . . . Uncle Sam, here I cornel PAUL H. MEYER General Monk wants to be an electrical engineer favorite subject, TOD . . . football squad III, IV . . . member of maintenance crew . . . decoration committee for Junior-Senior Prom III. KAY F. LINDNER Commercial Kay wants to be a private secretary . . . Kappa Delta Sigma III, IV . . . 60-word award IV . . . library staff IV . . . favorite subject, shorthand ... So long all you lucky freshmen. LEON MAJORS JR. General Froggy wants to be a good musician . . . favorite sub- ject, history . . . member of Work Program . . . played in band III... greatest accom- plishment was learning to play trombone . . . Take care of all the girls, Austin! donald McDaniel Commercial Mac hopes to be a sailor ... enjoyed being in varsity basketball IV . . . member of soccer team III, IV . . . had part in talent show II . . . departs with, truly wish I was just starting. WILLIAM McGINN General Bill’s ambition is to be a hunter . . . had most fun being on Work Program . . . favorite subject, shop . . . says in leaving. Now I am going to live! KENNETH E. MILLS Commercial Blackout wants to ride the waves . . . JV basketball III . . . enjoyed his action on soccer field . . . was crooner in frosh talent show . . . fav- orite subject, bookkeeping . . . says in leaving, So long! NORMAN PAUL MILLS General Norman’s ambition is to be a defense worker . . . var- sity baseball II, III, IV . . . Work Program . . . captain of soccer team IV . . . fav- orite subject, TOD . . . So long, it's been good to be here. 12 GILBERT W. McCALL General' Gib hopes to be a success- ful game warden . . . mem- ber of football squad I, II, III, IV . . . track team I, II, III, IV . . . served as City Councilman when TOD class ran the city for a day . . . proficient in French lan- guage . . . Happy hunting to alt the senior boys of '55. FRANCES D. MILLER Commercial Frances’ ambition is to be a stenographer . . . Glee Club II, III, IV . . . was envied for her trip to Europe in freshman year . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . says in leaving Let's leave it to the freshmen. fU 7 mem- - WRAY MOWBR.i Academic Mo would like to high school . . . active rffem- bcr of SGA . . . tennis team j + I, II, III, IV . . . varsity a+j+ aJ basketball IV . . . has con- fidcnce in his slide rule . . 6 , i Study hard but have a good JinjtLh % time. WALLACE J. MOWBRAY Commercial John’8 ambition is to be a farmer . . . 1, II. Ill, III, IV . . FFA I, II gram IV . ject, POD . varsity baseball IV . . . soccer . a member of . . . Work Pro- . . favorite sub- departs with, It's too good to be true. LAURA ANN MURPHY Commercial Laurie had most fun in senior year . . . Glee Club I. II . . SGA I ... a mem- ber of HOTTENTOT and YEARLING staffs . . . library staff IV . . . usher for senior play . . . says. Sometimes I wish I were coming back in September. Neal AL MURPI IYw� Acadcr Jc has colkctecUlldfrie- ueMrll. • • • rated in.Ualent show u enioVed working nbtograph fox HOT- EENTOT anSW XRLING . A played in Ungj mproduc- tion of Our Town . . . suc- ceeded in getting role in senior play. room with SHIRLEY C. NEWCOMB Commercial Shirley will long be re- membered as court stenog- rapher in the Business Law assembly IV . . . member of Kappa Delta Sigma . . . candidate in Good Citizen contest . . . vice president of Senior Class . . . departs with, It s up to the juniors now! LOIS HELENE MURPHY Commercial Bubbles considers her greatest accomplishment be- coming a member of Kappa Delta Sigma . . . basketball team III . . . speed ball III, IV . . . decoration committee for the Christmas dance IV . . . honorary member of Six Owls . . . It's been fun but I am glad its all over. WILLIS MONROE PARKS General Sparkie wants to become a truck driver . . . member of Student Council I . . . Chess Club I . . . soccer team I, II, III ... manager of football team I, II, III, IV . . . Good-bye and think about four good years! 13 JOAN M. NERLINGER Academic Joan wants to be a nurse . . . member of Kappa Delta Sigma IV ... Art Club I . . . talent show III . . . advertising committee for senior play . . . played varsity sports I . . . favorite pastime is writing to Cueball. JOAN C. PEARSON Academic Jo-Jo’s ambition is to make her best better . . . Typing Club I . . . costume committee for II As Our Town . . . usher for senior play . . . enjoyed Latin II most. LOUIS OREM General Louie's favorite subject was biology . . . One of the Work Program boys . . . his ambition is to join the Navy ranks. ROBERT RICHARDSON General Bob’s greatest ambition is to win just one set of tennis . . . football HI. IV . . . tennis team . . . Student Government III . . . Work Program IV . . . favorite pastime is gunning. MABLE POTTER Academic Mabe’s ambition is to be a movie star and model . . . 1 yping Club I . . . has won many national awards in 4-H work . . . member of Our Town cast III . . .a leading role in senior play cast . . . departs with, New York, here I come. LYDIA ANNE ROBERTS Commercial Anne’s ambition is to be a good farmer’s wife . . . treasurer of Senior Class . . . Kappa Delta Sigma III, IV . . . softball I, II . . . speed- ball II. JOHN PRAG General Johnny had most fun in the ninth grade! ! ! one of the Work Program boys . . . played varsity football III . . . says of leaving, Let the good times roll . . . wants to be a flying instructor DORIS ROBINSON Commercial Doris plans to be a private secretary . . . Glee Club I, II, III . . . homeroom secre- tary-treasurer III, IV . . . enjoyed singing with the Glee Club most of all . . . favorite subject, typing. LESLIE H. SHENTON General Leslie expects to have a PFC before his name in the near future . . . had most fun at football games . . . favorite subject, math. MARIA SIMMONS Academic Maria wants to teach elementary school . . . played varsity sports 1, II, III IV . . . editor of yearbook . . . sports editor of HOTTEN- TOT . . . Biology Club II . . . Glee Club 1 . . . had part in senior play . . . savs in leaving, Four wonderful years I'll never Jorget. WAYNE D. SIMMONS Commercial Tooter is another guy who is Navy bound . . . had fun in history class . . . enjoys hunting . . . says in leaving. So long it's been good to know you. 14 SHIRLEY ROBBINS Commercial Shirley dreams of becom- ing a nurse . . . favorite subject, psychology . . member of Glee Club I . . . had most fun in physical education classes . . . departs with. Glad I'm leaving but I had fun. ANNA RUTH SHEPHERD Academic Anna wants to be a secre- tary . . . member of Kappa Delta Sigma III, IV . . . had part in senior play . . . Student Council representa- tive III... Biology Club 11 . . . Glee Club II. Ill Typing Club I . . . Exchange Student III. JUNE LEE SMITH Commercial Junie had most fun dur- ing junior year . . . junior leader in 4-H I, II, III . . . had fun getting driver's li- cense . . . qualified for 40- word typing award . . . library staff IV. PATRICIA A. SPEDDEN Commercial Pat was chosen football queen IV . . . member of Kappa Delta Sigma III, IV . . . Art Club I . . . office staff IV . . . qualified for 40 and 50 word typing award III, IV . . . says, Glad to have been football queen for 'S3. EDWARD SKILES General Ed’8 ambition is to work for the telephone company . . . member of library staff III . . . football III ... fa- vorite subject, English . . . enjoyed his association with II-D. MARGARET SPEDDEN Commercial Margaret Ann enjoyed band activities most . . . member of Student Council I, II, III ... Dance Commit- tee I .. . majorette in band I, II, III, IV . . . favorite subject, typing . . . says, So long and have fun. ARLENE THOMAS Commercial Arlene’s ambition is to be a stenographer . . . cub reporter for HOTTENTOT I . . . Glee Club II, III, IV, . . . favorite subject, short hand . . . says of leaving, So long, CHS; it's been fun. JAMES L. SMITH Commercial Smitty’s ambition is to attend Maryland Institute . . . Varsity tennis I, II, III, IV . . . varsity soccer I, II, III, IV . . . Art Club II . . . senior play committee . . . Library staff IV . . . says, Good luck to the rest of you good people. MAURICE SPEDDEN Commercial Swift’s ambition is to join the Air Force . . . had most fun during senior year . . . enjoyed varsity sports . . . favorite subject, mathema- tics . . . says, At last I made it! ELIZABETH TOROSSIAN Academic Lizzie wants to attend University of Maryland . . . Varsity sports III, IV . . . subscription manager of YEARLING staff ... page editor of HOTTENTOT . . . secretary of Honor Society . . . says in leaving, It's been the shortest four years of my life. BETTY MARIE SPEAR Commercial Betty enjoyed being cap- tain of cheer-leading squad II, III, IV . . . vice-president of Junior Class . . football queen's attendant IV ... fa- vorite subject, psychology .. . says, Have as much fun as I did and Beat Wl Hi! CARLTON H. THOMAS General Bush has hopes of joining i he United States Air Force . . member of Radio Club I . . . Dance Committee I . . . says in leaving, I'm glad to get out now, but I II wish I was back in a few years. MARY L. TOROSSIAN Academic Mary wants to attend University of Maryland, and become a dietitian . . . Art Club I . . . HOTTEN- TOT reporter III . . . treasurer of Kappa Delta Si ma . . . softball manager NANCY LEE TOWNSEND Academic Nancie has a brilliant future—third finger left hand ... an attendant of football queens court . . . Dr. Butler in senior play . . . member of HOTTEN TOT STAFF . . . Christmas Dance Committee . . . departs with, I'm a real- gone- gal now! SHIRLEY T. TOWNSEND Commercial Shirl fondly recalls the fun she had on chccrlcading squad her sophomore year . . . FHA I . . . Student government IV . . . Junior- Senior Prom decorating com- mittee III . . . favorite sub- ject, English . . . says in leaving. Dreams do come true. I made it! NANCY TUBMAN Academic Tubby was a member of Typing Club I . . . Dance Club I . . . member of Kappa Delta Sigma III, IV . . . senior play committee . . . played varsity sports . . . favorite subject, physical ed- ucation . . . Good Luck to all, especially Pat. These four years have been wonderful. JEAN ANN TYLER Commercial Jean’s ambition is to be a private secretary . . . mem- ber of Glee Club I. II. Ill, qualified for a 50-word typ- ing award IV . . . Kappa Delta Sigma . . . Four years always to be remembered. PATRICIA ANN TYLER Academic Fat was star member of the basketball team 1, IV . . . cheerleader II . . . softball team I. Ill ... spcedball and tennis team IV . . . Typing Club I. to become a singer . member of FFA and Danc- ing Club I, II... mainte- nance crew II. Ill football souad III. IV . . member'Of work pfogram. A A LORRAINE WARFIELD General Lorraine hopes to become a telephone operator . . . member of Library Club I . . . favorite subject, psy- chology . . . had most fun taking driver s education 111 . . . says in leaving, So long CHS I have enjoyed every 16 minute of it! DORA A. TRAVERS Commercial Dora had most fun in CHS playing in the band 111 IV . . . member of Glee Club I, II, III, IV . . . played part in senior play . . . favorite subject, psychol- ogy . . . Bye, I'll be seeing you around. JANICE M. VEACH Academic Janice’s ambition is to become a nurse . . . member of Six Cats . . . advertising committee for senior play . . . decoration committee for Junior-Senior Prom . . . says, It's been fun, but if you gotta go, you gotta go! WAYNE S. WARNER Academic Wayne’s greatest moment during high school was Cam- bridge beating Wi-Hi 20-0 . . . football II. III. IV . . . Glee Club I. II. Ill . . . All-Maryland Chorus IV . . . favorite subject, physics . . . says in departing . . . l ook Mom! I made it! AUDREY V. WILCOX Academic Audrey’s academic ambi- tion is to become a secre- tary . . . member of Art Club I, II . . . Pep club I . . . Glee club II and band II, III, IV . . . Make-up editor of YEARLING and advertising manager of HOT- TENTOT. PHYLLIS K. WILLEY General Phyl’s ambition is to do office work . . . favorite sub- ject, music . . . member of Glee Club I, II . . . had most fun learning to drive . .. says in leaving, Gee, the Day has come at last! RUDOLPH H. WEBER General Rudy is planning to take up farming . . . mcmhfM of FFA I, Ir . . . member of maintenance crew In . Danbe committee fpfcjunior- Senior Prom . . Work Program IV . . . football squad IV ... Oh how I wish I were a freshman1 PATSY LEE WILLEY Commercial Pat was an active member of Glee club I, II, III, IV . . . FHA club I . . . deco- rating committee for Senior- Prom III... favorite subject, psychology. ELIZABETH R. WILSON Academic Betty Reid wants to be a secretary . . . participated in All-Maryland Chorus III, IV . . . Typing Club I . . . Glee Club' II. Ill, IV . . . Biology Club II . . . Girls' Barbershop Quartet IV . . . talent shows I, IV . . . says in leaving. I d like to relive the lunior-Senior Prom of freshman year. BONNIE MAE WOOTTEN Commercial French had most fun belonging to the Six Owls . . . member of SGA III, IV . . . chairman of set com- mittee for senior play . . . decorating committee for Christmas Dance IV . . . Junior Senior Prom III . . favorite subject, P.O.D. 17 i££ it now ? . . . Laura in the . . . Rudy. Wallace, and . . . Lois being ... Jo and Bill after . . . Joan and Betty . . . Gcor- now. Jimmy at Ocean City. initiated. school. budding out for spring. gia in her Easter outfit. . . . Betty and . . . Peggy with . . . The Torossian Twins. . . . Tina and French lost . . .Janice with two nnc at Grand oarlock earrings. in the big city. pairs of legs, anyon. . . . Shirley finally re- ... Arlene . . . Shirley . . .Joan on a ... Connie and Jimmy at ... Royal Robin xing. and Frances at making-up. ’mobile rear. the Junior Christmas Dance. and owner, Mable. the Capitol. ... Trig Class paying homage to tardy teacher. The crowning at the Prom in ‘53 Physics Class examining brake drums. unLoz a an Jackie Abbott, Eugene Adams, Annette Aebcrlc, Barbara Allen, L. Anderson, B. Andrews, Debbie Asplen, Bill Beckwith. Willis Bell, Phyllis Booze, Ronnie Bradshac, Gloria Bradway, Sam Brannock, James Brooks, Ronald Burton, Carol Cannon. John Cavanaugh, James Coll, Sara Condon, Beverly Cox, Donald Davis, Becky Dean, Bonnie Donaldson, Faye Dunnock. Ronnie Edgar, Bill Edge, Juanita Egbert, Donald Ehnot, Levin Elzey, Thomas Fairbanks, Alton Fitzhugh, Ernest Fitzhugh. Philip Frazier, Peggy Goodyear, Dunbar Gould, Ruth Griffith, Donald Haring. Winified Harris, Kaye Henry, Nellie Holley. Jeanette Hubbard, Beulah Hughes, Grayson Hurley, Bill James. Shirley James, Barbara Jarrett, Mamie Jarrett, Austin Jones. Betty Ann Jones, Patsy Jones, Wylie Jones, Freddie Knauer, Barbara LcCompte, Bobby Lewis, Nancy Lutz, Ann Mace. Reginald Medlock, Pat Meredith, Sara Ann Meyer, George Mills, Bill Moore, Dicky Moore, Herbert Moore, Buddy Mowbray. C. Mowbray, J. B. Mowbray, Kaye Mowbray, Warren Neal, Joyce Nielson, Glenn North, Jean Parelia, Paul Parker. Donald Parks, JoAnn Parks, Nancy Paul, Jack Potter, Jim Potter, Clifton Pritchett, Mary Lou Pyle, Jimmy Raymond. P. Richardson, B. Robbins. Dicky Robbins, Faye Robbins, Freddie Robbins, Pat Robbins, Woodrow Robbins, Polly Roe. John Rose, Russell Rossctta, Janice Seward, Kaye Shannahan, Lea Shcnton, Bill Shorter, Bill Simmons, Katherine Simmons. Navy Slacum, Yvonne Slacum, Bill Smith, Wayne Smith, Barbara Spedden, Buddy Tall. Stanley Tall, Dicky Thomas. Faye Thomas, Gordon Thomas, Donald Todd, Frankie Todd, JoAnn Todd, JoAnna Todd, Benny Travers, Bill Tyler. Ann Vickers, Iris Warfield. Aileen Webster, Lester Whaplcs, Robert Wheeler, Dot White. Donald Whitten, Hazel Willey. Patsy Willey, Becky Windsor, Gail Windsor, Beth Wright, Oliver Wright. onzoiE Ctc an Lynn Adams, Arlene Adkins, Bill Airey, Henry Anderson, Deanna Asplen, Sharii Barnett, Elaine Beach, Margaret Bcggs. Anita Bell, Doris Bennett, Juanita Bennett, Violet Bennett, Rose Blazek, Sandra Bloom, Darcy Hughes, Carlton Bradshaw. Dennis Bramble, Kaye Brannock, Bill Brohawn, David Bromwell, David Brooks. Lena Brooks, Lora Lee Brown, James Burton. Roland Burton, Jean Callaway, Irene Clark, Tommy Collins, Josephine Cook, Buddy Cox, Joan Crawford, Carroll Dail. Delmas Davidson, Bill Dennis, Peggv Dixon, Lee Dodson, Bill Doege, Barbara Fitzhugh, Thelma Fitzhuigh, Hugh Fountain. Patsy Fox, Barbara Foxwell, Charlotte Gillen, Connie Gillen, Mary Gordy, Marlene Goswellen, Wendell Gray, Lynn Hallgren. David Handley, Eddie Handley, Carlton Harris, Eugene Henry, Keith Henry, Sonia Henry, Joyce Herd, Mike Hester. Charles Hines, Glen Hubbard, Earl Hughes, Dwight Booze, Leroy Hughes, John Hughes, Bill Hurley, Carolyn Hurley. Jo Ann Hurley, Mildred Hurley, Rudy Insley, Gail Ireland, Kathy Ireland, Jean Johnson, Martha Johnson, Ellen Jones. Jackie Jones, John Jones. Peggy Keene, Kitten Kennedy, Phyllis Keyes, Sidney Keyes, Frieda Kinnamon, David Leap. Gladys Lewis, Dicky Lewis, Kenny Malkus, Dicky Marshall, Dennis Mcdlock, Gilbert Merrick, Donna Mills, Barbara Mills. Bing Mills, Ellen Mills, Paul Mills, Virginia Mills, Howard Mitchell, Karen Mowbray, Debbie Neal, Deanna Newcomb. Donald Newcomb, J. Newcomb, Barbara Newton, Larry Nichols, Sunny Parker, Bill Peterson, Peggy Price, Kay Reid. Kay Rhodes, Charles Rittenhouse, Barbara Robbins, Betty Robbins, Frances Robbins, Hildon Robbins, Nathan Schuyler, Alice Shenton. Betty Seward, Joan Simmons, Nancy Spear, Pat Spear, Sewell Spcdden, Eddie Stevens, Loretta Stockton, Bobby Taitt. George Thomas, Mildred Thomas Terry Todd, James Tolley, Sylvia Townsend, Pat Tubman, Lewis Tyler, Ann Webster. Roland Webster, Rebecca Wheeler, Thomas Wheeler. Gordon Wilcox, Jean Willey, Jerry Willey. Shirley Willoughby, Kaye Wingate. Matthew Wroten, Rose Yoor. man CL 211 Bobby Aaron, Buddy Aaron, Ernest Abbott. Patsy Adams, Darryl Airey, Faye Adkins, Judy Anderson, Katharine Asplen. Elsie Baker, Rebecca Baker, Leon Bankard, Donald Banning, Leona Bell, Frieda Bennett, Karen Bennett, Jerrie Blazek. Bonnie Borga, Robert Bozman, Donald Bramble, T. Bramble, Fred Brannock, Joan Brannock, Sally Brannock, Carolyn Brohawn. Donna Brohawn, Wayne Brohawn, R. Bromwell, W. Bromwell, Betty Brown, Barbara Bryan, Wylie Burton, Tommy Condon. Alice Cook, Ray Crismond, Bill Dickerson, Davis Elliott, Audrey Elzey, Clark Elzey, El wood Elzey, Carlton Fitzhugh. Jean Fitzhugh, Lena Fitzhugh, B. Fleischmann, Anita Foxwell, Bill Foxwell, Joan Frazier, Wanda Garing, Beverly Goodman. Larry Gray, Irving Green, Janice Gunter, James Hoffmann, Fred Hooper, Mary Homer, Dorsey Hubbard, Glen Hubbard. Gertrude Hubbert. Jane Hurley, Patsy Hurley. Kav Insley, Betty Jewell, Laddie Johnson, Bobby Jones, Tom Jones. Donnie Keyes, Bobby Kinnamon, Carole LeCompte, Pat Lloyd, Raymond Lowe. Wilbur Lowe, Mary Majors, Jay Mallalieu. Bill Marshall, Nelson Marshall, Ken Mason, Bonnie McCarter, D. McCarter, Marianne McKee, Pat McWilliams, George Meredith. Helen Meredith. Nancy Meredith, Connie Messick, Rickie Messick, Walter Mills, Lee Moore, Mary Monaghan. Martin Mougel. Lucille Mowbray. Ramona Nabb, June Newcomb. Linda Newton. Mae Paul, Cecilia Pearson. Bonnie Phillips, Nancy Phillips. William Pohl, Shirley Pope, Wavne Potter, Bill Rhodes, B. Robbins. M. Robbins, Teddy Robbins, S. Robinson. Robert Robinson, Carroll Ruark, Johnny Rue, Brenda Schmidt, Bobby Shcnton, Eddie Shenton, Dale Shuffler, Doris Simmons. George Simmons, James Simmons, Adclc Smith, Beverly Smith, Bill Smith, Hollie Smith, Beverly Swaine, Kenny Thomas. Marlene Thomas, Eddie Todd, Pat Todd. Herbert Trego, Betty Tyler. Kenny Warfield, Ray Warfield, Ernest Weber. Leland Wheatley, Charles Weilgoz, Wendell Wingate, George Wroten, Baine Yates. Absent when pictures were taken: Freshmen: Robert Clark, Lillian Fitzhugh, Wayne Foxwell, Golds- borough James, Charlotte Knowles, Phyllis Shorter, Ray Willey. Sophomores: Bill Airey, Gene- vieve Burton, Allen Fitzhugh, Alice Robbins. 23 «Jmi Lois Murphy, Betty Spear, Nancv Town- send. Connie Eason attend Pat Spedden, Football Queen. Bobby Bradway Halfback Gibby McCall Quarter Back Coaches—Mr. Moore, Mr. Leap, Mr. Armstrong, Director of Athletics—Mr. Brotemarkle, Principal—Mr. Trice Ofital A U2S Football Team—First row: Hildon Robbins, Bobby Richardson, Bill Slocum, Bill Moore, Jimmy Raymond. Second row: Wayne Bromwcll, Larry Nichols, Ted Robbins, Wendell Gray, George Simmons. Third row: Mr. Armstrong, Coach, Dicky Moore, Wayne Warner, Maurice Spedden, Dicky Foxwell. Jimmy Vickers—Guard Frank Lankford—Guard First row: Kenny Malkus, Nathan Schuyler, Frank Lankford, Donald Davis, Carlisle Cook. Second row: Paul Meyer, Dennis Medlock, Rudy Weber, Ed. Todd, Bobby Bradway, Mr. Moore, Coach. Third row: Carlton Harris, Gibby McCall, Jimmy Vickers, Mr. Leap, Coach. Meyer, Richardson, Bradway, McCall in practice scrimmage. Raiders Visitors 13 Havre de Grace 6 24 A. I. DuPont 18 7 Annapolis 19 0 Laurel 7 19 Mervo Tech. 26 6 Bel Air 26 12 Crisfield 6 0 Elkton 54 0 Salisbury 19 BASKETBALL—First Rcnv: Mr. Sidaras (coach), Foxwell. Hubbard. Bromwcll, Hess, Neal, Bradwav, Robbins. Second Row: Fairbanks (mgr ). Parker. Leap, McDaniel, Wray Mowbray. W. Mowbray. Mills, Gray, Adams. Hurley (mgr ). Third Row: Rose (mgr.), Johnson, Handley, Abbott, Tali, Gouid, S. Tall, Parks, Bradshaw, Burton. Team Played Score Winner Vienna 42-33 Cambridge Mardela 42-40 Cambridge Federalsburg 52-26 Cambridge Easton 30-18 Cambridge Salisbury 50-48 Salisbury Vienna 40-27 Salisbury Hurlock 50-48 Hurlock Hurlock 35-34 Hurlock Salisbury 30-34 Salisbury Mardela 32-27 Cambridge Easton 34-29 Cambridge ett aids Bettes Date Team Played Score Winner Dec. 8 Vienna 46-27 Cambridge 11 Montgomery 55-33 Cambridge 18 Blair Baltimore 55-46 Poly Jan. 5 Poly Mardela 43-36 Cambridge 8 Crisfield 61-38 Cambridge 12 Federalsburg 60-46 Cambridge 15 Annapolis 79-31 Annapolis 19 Easton 43-23 Easton 22 Federalsburg 73-52 Cambridge 26 St. Michaels 73-52 Cambridge 29 Salisbury 66-75 Cambridge Feb. 2 Vienna 39-30 Cambridge 5 Annapolis 49-45 Annapolis 9 Hurlock 46-42 Cambridge 11 Crisfield 56-41 Cambridge 16 Hurlock 43-39 Cambridge 19 Salisbury 76-55 Salisbury 23 Mardela 46-35 Cambridge 26 Easton 73-48 Easton BASKETBALL—First Row: Tyler. Bell, Barnett. Jones. Murphy, Kennedy, Seward. Second Row: Miss Moorcr (coach), Donaldson. Goodyear. Newton, Mowbray, J. B Mow- bray, Webster, M. Simmons, K. Simmons (mgr ). Date Dec. 8 Jan. 5 12 19 29 Feb. 2 9 16 19 23 26 SPEEDBALL—First Row: Bell, Torossian, Groff, Tyler, Seward, Willoughbv, Cooke, Bryan, Gillen (mgr ), Second Row: Brocato (mgr.), Blazck, Barnett, Murphy, K. Mowbray, J. B. Mowbray, Goodyear, Simmons, Jones, Donaldson, Webster, Miss Moorer (coach). Belles .... 11 East New Market 7 6 East New Market 10 5 Hurlock 2 8 Hurlock 12 21 South Dorchester 0 10 Vienna 0 11 Vienna 0 cSfiEEcKjadt Coccei Cambridge.. . .Team Played 1 Hurlock 7 0 Easton 3 5 South Dorchester 2 4 Vienna 3 2 East New Market 1 SOCCER—First Row: Mowbray, Krouse, Bramble, Asplcn., McDaniels, Parks, R. Bromwell, Mr. Hall (coach), Second Row: Elliott (mgr ), Bromwell, Gray. Mills, Edge, Jones. Handley, Parks, R. Bromwell, Mr. Hall (coach). GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM—Top Row: Mr. Moore Brohawn, Tyler, Goodyear. Bottom Row: Lewis, Mowbray BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM—Top Row: Mr. Moore, Mow- bray, McDaniels, Bromwell. Bottom Row: Leap, Smith, Absent, Richardson. zicicjz cJ-ficjfi, Dicjk! CHEERLEADERS—Mills, Parelia, Jones, Eason, Mace, Bennett, Anderson, Spear; Absent, Thomas. KAI The banquet that preceded the formal initiation of junior members. Bill Hambler, President Jo Ann Brocato, Vice-President Elizabeth Torossian, Secretary Mary Torossian, Treasurer Verne Davidson Joan Donovan Diane Hintz Ann Jackson Kay Lindner Lois Murphy Joan Nerlingcr Shirley Newcomb Anne Roberts Anna Ruth Shepherd Patricia Speddcn Nancy Tubman Wayne Warner Barbara Andrews Debbie Asplen Phyllis Booze Donald Davis Bonnie Donaldson Winifred Harris Jeanette Hubbard Beulah Hughes Shirley James Jean Parelia Nancy Paul Yvonne Slacum Wayne Smith Barbara Spedden Mrs. Edward Walter, Sponsor The object of Kappa Delta Sigma shall be to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render serv- ice, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of Cambridge High School. Linitzd doz c fction 33 Various H Musicians to Give Yuletide Assembly The “Yuletide Assembly yes- terday featured a song by each of Mr. Fitzgerald's music classe , as well as assembly singing of familiar Christmas carols accom- panied by Iris Warfield at the piano, the bund und the brass quartet. There were several small croups participating, such as the brass quartet and the barbershop quartets, as well as individual solos. The occasion also served as th« initial performance before the school of the Ukc Club, who sang and played Frostg the Snotcman. Club members are: Paul Parker, Johnny Jones. Bobby Taitt, Car- roll Ruurk. Doris Dayton. Ken- neth Thomas. Adele Smith. Donna Brohawn, Nancy Meredith. Darryl Airey. and Wilbur Lowe. The selections by each class were as follows: IOC—It's Beginning To Look Like Christmas. 10B-- Saw Mnmmie Kissing Santa Claus. 11A and 11B—A special version OfThe First Soel which featured the simultaneous combination Star of Wonder with the fourth verse of The First Noel. 9A— Silent Night in four part harmony with a special descant on the second verse. 9B- A “jived up” version of Jingle Bells and the March of the Jingle Bells and the March of the Three Kings, a two part canon from L'Arlesienna Suite by Bizet. 9C—A special arrangement of the ever popular Winter Won- derland. Jimmy Vickers sang III Be Home For Christmas accompan- ied by Harold Jenkins on drum:, and Mr. Fitzgerald on the piano. —C— Students to Paint Store Windows Up-Town A contest sponsored by the Cambridge Exchange Club has invoked the interest of several students here. Local merchants, such as Dean's Furniture Store. Burch Paint St Glass, Cambnj Supply. JUNIOR STAFF—Donaldson, Todd, Gordy, Wheeler, Parker, Swain, Jones, Moore. uaiiviiig uu HOTTENTOT VOL. XXVII—NO. 4 CAMBRIDGE. MARYLAND DECEMBER 17, 19 } Seniors To Sponsor Annual Ball To Be Held In Gym December 23 The annual Christmas Ball with WINTER WONDERLAND a? its theme will feature LEW STARTT and his orchestra an- nounce the seniors who are spon- soring the dance. Under the chairmanship of Wayne Warner, the following students were appointed to head various committees: Peggy Bramble. Bill English. Fran Beil, Bonnie Wootten. Mary Jam Fox. Betty Spear, and Shirley Town- send and Nancy Townsend Hie dance is under the super- vision of the following senior registrars: Miss Dunn, general chairman, advertising and sale ot tickets: Mi s Harwood, faculty advisor of the Senior Class, de- corations; Miss Insley, refresh- ments; and Mr. Hall clean ui The dance which is scheduled for next Wednesday night from nine to one will be Semi-Formal. Refreshments consisting of punch, party sandwiches, cookies, mints and peanuts will bo served in the cafeteria. Student Government Association Plans Major Projects For u 1954 ’’Yearliiuf Staff Plans Special (-over The '54 YEARLING promises to be one of the finest yearbooks yet produced here. The cost is ton cents more this year than it was last, because of the special cover and other feature it will have. Kappa Delta Sigma, the local chapter of the National Honor Society, has purchased a full page to depict it activities, and it is hoped that other school clubs or organization will do the same. Senior portrait for the book will be taken after the Christmas holidays by Seward' Studio. Any students having photographs of nas Seasons sent (laniata: (andlclijiht Service dual costume. This team includes Con- e to me Eason, Carolyn Hines, and ium Mahlc Potter. Clothed in pastel will rob , the dancing group will and “float” on stage to the strains of The chosen Christmas carols, king On the spot art work will be cov- done by Nancy Townsend and nc. Bill English. They will do pastel will color ,-ketching depicting scene? iker. of several enrols, and The Olde Barbershop Quartet will be on hand along with an- nK ’ other small group, the Brass thcr Quartet, to provide for you a nar- well-rounded program Under the direction of Mr . Applcgarth, decorations appro- priate to the Candlelight Service will bo used. Emily Baker, in her last per-' forma nee with the Glee Club be- fore moving to Grasonville. will sing as a solo. “O Holy Night' accompanied by the Glee Club, nrd cither Iris Warfield, or Kathryn Asplen at the piano. The Glee Club will be arrang- ed on the floor, in front of the i-tngc, in hope of producing bet- ter acoustics. Tentative plan for !« coration include using the state curtain as back-drop with, a large luminous star shining down from above the stage. Lau- tel, pine, holly, and other Christ- mas greenery will be entwined into the scenery with many elec- trical candles and clusters of Christmas ball ornament . Sr. Flay Committee Chooses Comedy ■ chool activities this asked to let the YE-A� ’ As one of Vi co tfloes. The committee for the senior play announces as their selection. Father Was a Housewife. a play not yet u yeai old und re- leased last spring. About 20 plays were put on reserve in the library for the pluy selection committee or any interested senior to read. These plays ranged from serious drama through farce, mystery, musical, and situation comedy. The dosses voted bo type preference and the mystery com- edy won out by a narrow mar- gin. The committee attempted to find u good mystery-comedy, but er.mc to the conclusion that the field was too limited. A situation comedy with music was finally ho en ns the best play, available or the Class of '54 to present. The ploy. “Father Was a House- ife , was chosen over three her finalist� : “Our Miss ook ”. “The Thirteenth Chair” d “Ten Little Indians. fhe committee consisted of vne Warner and Neal Mur- . 12-A: Peggy Bramble and 1 Bell. 12-C; Ed Skiles and t Majors. mbcrs of the senior class d mark the following dates icir calendars. uary 11-15—Try out week, ruary 15— Father Was a wife picture for the LING . h of March—Rehearsals _ Sp'c ' 8-9 Public performance ter Was u Housewife. S trvm°ns i SE aNorossianl N-LaV-C- ..v nas had an exciting year Shirley was elected vice-presi- dent of her class, a member of the Honor Society, was elected councilman to attend a City Council meeting and has receiv- ed her 50-word award in typing. This competent student is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Newcomb. Shirley, too. is easy to Ainl' a Homer’ . VTAFF Sta x W , .......... Tor- 1 ... tier mother wa -—m ror New Gym; Last Week Construction Started France and her father, an em- ployee of a New York post office, in Constantinople. She i plunning to attend Washington College after grad- uating from here. Lizzie with her ready smile is easy to get along with. She likes to tap. write let- ters. and participate in sports. The winner of this contest will FngVisVv -.c lor th _ and tied asps ss .11 b mode- by the SGA before the ex- tras are returned to the manu- facturer. It i suggested to the students lhat they be bought a« gifts, because thev make splen- did Christmas presents. Last week the CHS Student Council was represented at a meeting of all high school Stud- ent Councils in the southern counties of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. This Lower Shore Re- gional Meeting was held at Cris- held High on December 8. Bill lf«mbler. Dennis Medlock. and With the contract for the new gym having been awarded to the M. it H. General Contractor of .Salisbury, the ground was broken last week and the construction started. The bti Iding will be attached to the back of the old gym. It will be 99 feet by 175 feet and will include new shower , a vo- cational tradesroom for indus- trial arts, und a new heating and electrical system. Although the gym floor will be one big court, there will be cross courts so the boys' and a whole court. There will be six bankets, two on each end of the gym. Each cross court will have two baskets. The stage which is included in the plans for the new unit will lx- larger than that in the pres- ent one. The lighting system for ;t will also differ from the one used now. Instead of footlights, ?h« re will he overhead colored lights about twenty feet or more off the stage. These will be over the audience but shining down toward the acting area. After the construction of the dJPiz d[a±± oj- 54 jlXELZnti. d)at(l % Wa± cd OUlEUCrij-E To buy or not to buy. Cast Mother and Father relax. Julie Butler..... Doug Butler....... Dr. Ann Butler. . . Tom Butler....... Mrs. Hanson...... Hank Steinke...... Warren............ Sergeant Lutz]elder . . . . Mablc Potter . Wray Mowbray Nancic Townsend . . .Jimmy Vickers . Jo Ann Brocato . . Wavnc Warner . . . . Neal Murphy . .Harold Jenkins Mrs. Cranfield Mrs. Ames.. . Pat Flanagan. Mrs. Norris. . Miss Osborne.. Calvin Pepper. Cynthia Lewis. Director...... .......Mary Bishop Anna Ruth Shepherd ..........Pat Tyler .........Peggy Lake .....Maria Simmons .......Billy English ........Dora Travers .........Mrs. Insley Patients gossip in doctor’s office. Cindy Lou premieres” Tom’s song. GLEE CLUB— First Row: Willey, Dean, Flcischman, Bennett, Ewing, M. Homer, P. Hurley, Fox, Smith. Second Row: Warfield, Wright, Seward, D. Asplen, Neal, Bla- zek, Vickers, Roe, Bryan, Robbins. Third Row: Thomas, Miller, Lake, M. Homer, Veach, Murphy, Wilson, J. Hurley, Wingate. Mills, Lloyd, C. Asplen. Fourth Row: Airey, Peterson, English, Taitt, Crismond. zA u$.ic. BRASS CHOIR—Peterson, Jones, Robbins, Windsor, Mitchell. BAND — First Row: Beach. M. Spedden, P. Jones, Gordy, Hurley, Simmons. Second Row: J. Jones, Peterson, Cannon, Dickerson, Rob- bins, Weber, Thomas, Wilcox, Keyes, Seward. Third Row: WVight, B. Spedden, Jackie Jones, B. Windsor, Davidson, Bram- ble, Yoor. Asplen. Fourth Row: L. Shenton, A. Shen- ton, Pritchett, O. Jones, Brohawn, Potter, Meredith, Anderson. Fifth Row: G. Windsor, Beggs, Newcomb, Mitchell, Travers, Kennedy. Mrs. Applcgarth supervises color projects in art class. Beverly Swain removes batch of cookies from oven. Mrs. Whiteside inspects projects of Kay Wingate, Gail Ireland, and Connie Gillen. Mr. Armstrong demonstrates electric saw for Jerry Willey, ana Roland Webster. LIBRARY DISPLAY—Thelma Fitzhugh and Shirley Wil- loughby. DISCUSSION GROUP—Sealed: Hubbard, Yates, Banning. Robbins, Medlock, Hallgren. Standing: Mr. Moore, Mr. Hart. £t(7£ CAFETERIA STAFF—Headed by Mrs. Bertha Sherman. BIOLOGY—Townsend, Henry. Miss Warren, Asplen, Brown. MAINTENANCE CREW—Thomas, Hess, Mr. Handy, Brad- way, Elliott, Jones, Meyer. OFFICE STAFF—Front: Davidson. Donovan. Sped- den. Back: Willey. Jackson. Mr. Todd. Lutz. Mrs. Brohawn. Newcomb. Hintz. Pat Spedden. CAFETERIA LINE — Vickers. Thomas, Hurley, Torossian, Fitzhugh. Jackie Jones, center, heads Future Home- makers Club. Other officers are Kathy Ire- land. Ellen Mills, Jo Ann Hurley, Nancy Meredith and Janice Seward. Mrs. Mildrecl Whiteside, adviser. o zaiiiiE an d dPzoj'it “STARDUSTERS —First Row: Shorter, Moore, Anderson, Brohawn, Second Row: Mr. Fitzgerald, Haring. BOYS' BARBER SHOP QUARTET—Stand- ing: Johnson, Peterson, Taitt, Seated: Mr. Fitzgerald. THE VALIANT —Davis, Gould, Paul, Coll, (Lower right corner). GIRLS' BARBERSHOP QUARTET—Mr. Fitzgerald, Wright, Warfield, Wilson, James. 1 Recruiting officers talk to members of Senior Class. 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