Central Consolidated School - Aloha Yearbook (Bel Air, MD)

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BORN Asbury Maryland December2 1937 l RESIDENCE R F D 1Box 353 Bel A1r Maryland DESCRIPTION For the age of seventeen I suppose I am cons1dered tall and fa1rly small I have llght brown ha1r w1th very l1ght eyes My complex1on IS fa1r If one were Judgmg me by my nose the quest1on could ar1se IS she related to the Romans? SCHOOLS ATTENDED Kelly M1ller Clarksburg West V1rg1n1a one year Harve de Grace Elementary Harve de Grace Maryland one year Asbury Churchv1lle Mary land three years George Brooks Ph1ladelph1a Pennsylvan1a one year Central Consol1dated H1ckory Maryland s1x years ACTIVITIES Badmmton volleyball skatmgfouchj b1CyC1e r1d1ng draw1ng and sew1ng FAVORITE AMUSEMENT Th1s 1S what I call a problem S1nce Ihave so many favor1te amusements lt becomes d1ff1cult to class one above the other However I ll settle for s1tt1ng down w1th some food to n1bble Whlle Iwatch mov1es and stor1es on telev1s1on FAVORITE AUTHOR There was a t1me when I would not have to hes1tate before answer1ng Ih1S quest1on however now that my text books have grown sl1ghtly th1cker hke to read most Myster1es are what Iprefer read1ng and no one wr1tes them as well as Ellery Queen so he really rates h1gh Wlth me FAVORITE STUDY When speak1ng of study favor1te IS a word that s pretty d1ff1cu1t to use I th1nk the subject I appreclate more than any other IS home econom1cs SOMETHING I DO FAIRLY WELL I ve asked a few of my frlends what I do well and they all say draw1ng 1S a talent w1th me Draw1ng 1S a real pleasure and I engoy do1ng It very much MOST INTERESTING EXPERIENCE If the word were exper1ences 1nstead of ex per1ence I could wr1te a few short stor1es FLASH The date May 16 1954 the place Morgan State College to part1c1pate 1n the event ALL STATE MUSIC FES TIVAL The a.ffa1r was qu1te wonderful and I m sure was enjoyed by all When the program ended there was plenty of commot1on as fxve of us headed for the car to get our coats Upon arr1v1ng at the car and v1ew1ng our watches we found there was st1ll one half hour before the busses left so we headed for the campus canteen When we arr1ved we found It had not yet opened so back to the busses we strolled Can you 1mag1ne the leaps our hearts took whenwe d1scovered our bus had gone fflopJ'P Sudden ly we reahzed there st1ll m1ght be t1me to catch the car Then the rest of our hearts fell 1nto l1ttle PIECES as we saw 1n the d1stance our car pull1ng off Bew1ldered and not know1ng what on earth to do we sought help We were all thr1lled when one of our fr1end s brothers assured us everyth1ng would be all rlght Now to make a long story short we enjoyed ourselves tremendously for the txme we were there and truthfully deep down 1nS1de we were all a l1ttle sorry to leave PLANS AFTER LEAVING HIGH SCHOOL After rece1v1ng my d1ploma Iplanto attend Morgan State College to tra1n for a secretary When th1S 1S completed I shall hope fully try to secure a Job U - Q . 9 ' I : 3 I I 0 1 . . . . s , 3 -- a : ' ! J . . ' J S 1 n J .1 1 ' 1 S 1 1 1 S I 3 I D : . , I . , . . . , . . I . . ' . . . , 0 J . . . J I . . I I find there is little time for pleasure reading. Still, Ihave not told whose works I . - . . I . , . i . . . , . . ' I . ' ' ' - . - , . I - . I . n. if -- , , . . , . I s J ' 1 Q I n , . . . . ' 1 0 5 . , . . c J I I , . : . . . J 0 j -

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MEMBER DI TRIB TING the CENTR L U51 COURI R E SPAPER L B The Central Courler under the leadersh1p of Mrs B H Turner can be very proud of 1tS four pl1bl1Cat1O!1S Mrs Turner and her asslstants Mrs G Hall and Mrs D Ingram have worked hard and are very deservmg of our pra1ses The s chool pape r has served as a means of show1ng the commumty Just what IS bemg done by the boys and gxrls at Central Each new ed1t1on ofthe Courler has shown great progress over prevlous ones REPURTER K 'Q ' ex 'ff Q' 'X f f 2- N9 L43 n,. 'I I . P A., QP .X 1 R Ml V2 mia XX,-F, , Q 1 T. X ' 1

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