Chestertown High School - Dragon Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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WILL KF THE CLASS CF 19148 Ie, the Senior Clase of 19248, reahzmg that we are about tocbpart from thls institution of 1earn1ng and being sound of body and mind C72 do hearby maine the following bequests To lr Stenger a private secretary Mrs Lambden a. special, well-equiped language room Miss Riches a Journalism class that w1ll get the1r artlcles 1D OH time llr lheat a generous supply of frogs for desection H138 Stevens an off period ln wh1ch to catch her breath n M1414 Pe mock a crate of new books for the llbrary Dr Robinson a sound proof music room where he won't be interrupted Hrs Everett a more ambitious arithmetic class lliss Newton a w1nn1ng fleldball team s Russell a jun1or h1gh bu1ld1ng so she won't have to make her daily trip back and forth Mr Johnson suppl1es for the shop for next year M185 Qulnn an airplane to take her geography classes to South Amer1ca H185 Crouch a homeroom all of her olln lllss Whltney a brand new car to transport her to school llr Ward -a modern gmnasmm with showers Bernard Bedwell leaves t1s place on the volley :mall team to Ronald Coleman B1lly Burns leaves h1s motorblke to Joan H111 Dorothy Campbell leaves Dorthy Jean Campbell to carry an the Betterton traditions Rose llarle Campbell leaves her place as Still Pond telephone operator to the new automatic system Billy Carrlgan leaves his false tooth to Kenneth Starr Elizabeth Carroll leaves her red hair and temper to Mary Jane Falck Donald Carter leaves h1s long r1de from Galena to Rebecca Boyd Mary Chesney leaves her love for football to Jean Mogle Jullan Lee Crew leaves h1s positlon on the basketball team to D1nky Coleman Patsy Crew leaves her vitallty to the whole Junlor Class plus the warnlng that they'll need it Betty Crowdmg leaves her love for bookkeepmg to Margaret Atwell Ruth Dlckerson leaves her southern drawl to Gwynne Grey Glorla F1sher leaves her job at G111'S to Bobby Sweetman Audrey Fogwell leaves her laugh to llarylyn Fletcher G1lber't Gorsuch leaves h1s problem, as editor of the Dragon to whlchever victim the Junigrx Class selects. Dorothy Groves leaves her place as class p1an1st to Betty Spencer. 22 . ' To . -- To 0- . . . . . To . -- To . u . . Tp -.tj 'F I - . To . -- - To . -- To u . . . To Mr . -- . . . . A To llrs. Comegys--an easy chair in which to rest after the noon hour rush To . - ' To . . F. . To ' - To ' ' - To . - '

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SENIOR SCNG C Tune: 'Believe le, If See Those Endearing Young Charms' J 1 Four years ago, comrades, we came to this school, As Freshmen, submission and meek, Ds8Bil'011S as those who had ccme years before Great knowledge and wisdom to seek. The halls all seemed bare 3 the studies were hard-- Still onward and upward we climbed Determined that some day the goal we would reach As Freshmen we then had in mind. ll As very proud S0Ph0mores we then took our stand Hard problems and tasks to defy,--N Knowing that when duty called we must obey, If with classes of yore we would vie. we accomplished our work, each one did his best To exhault the name Soph more and more Until now as Senior class we proudly say, 'Hard work now the laurels we wore But then we reached a stage in our lives when hope glittered brighter than yore For we knew as a Junior class that folks would say, Inch brilliance was ne'er known before we worked all the more, for victory we'd strive Both fame and honor we'd stress Until now to our record we proudly refer A standard for dear C H S And now is the crowning point of our lives Our schoolwork is now finished well, We must all bid Ad1eu to our comrades and friends For at high school no longer we'll dwell By f'od's help we shall say, Silver and red represent students standing the test, with the dauntless red rose leading our ranks We'll go irom the good to the best Harlan G Lambden ' -- .1-.,,w w T1- 1 is ll v 21

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Tommy Wheat leaves his beloved Engllsh grammar to take a well deserved rest dur1nS the Summer llldred Grusslng leafes her position in the American Store to Aalph Van ke John Goodman leaves his fishing poles and crabblng lines to Florence Hench Annettee Hanson leaves her bashfulness to Harry Gordon Hyland Haas leaves his well worn Latin book to Patsy Bowes Bobby Hatcherson leaves his flddle to Anne Alg1re largaret Hatcherson leaves her Job 48 lr Stenger's prlvate secretary to Dottie Hopkins Helen Hawks leaves her sewing kit to Audrey Dill Clarence Hurd leaves gladly Betty Irene lvens leaves her spare 1nches to Estella Taylor Leslie Joiner leaves h s slelgh to Mrs Lambden Kennard Jones leaves h1s interest in Rock Hall to whoever wants to quallfy for it Robert Jones leaves hls ab1l1ty to play volleyball to Jinmy Grussing Herbert Lewis leaves h1s car to Joe Oliffe Doris lcClary leaves her music to Fifi Brlscoe Willard lcGinnis leaves h1s dark room to Bobby Ellls Uilllam lcGinn1s leaves h1s interest 1n the seventh and e1ghth grades to Wllliam Wyllie Jennie lae Merchant leaves her typing ability to Edlth Ireland George Honey leaves h1s sleeping seat 1U all class rooms to John Brlce Madeleine Quesenberry leaves her frequent trips to the publishlng offlce to next year's editor of the 'Reflector ' Lawrence Schauber leaves h1s supply of absence slips to Joyce '1l1l3m8 Joanne Simms leaves her love of Rock Hall to larllyn Coleman Dorothy Snlth leaves her place on Mrs Hopk1n's bus to Louise Luike Dean Spencer leaver her quiet manner to Becky Gosman Joy Stevens leaves her cheer leading outfit to Kay Booth steels D1ck Stenger leaves Jack Newsom to take his place in M0810 class Paul Stokes leaves a box of shells to Dan H111 largaret Stoops leaves the sparkle of her bright eyes to llghten the old school Frank Taylor leaves h1s traps to Matthew Walsh Evelyn Trolley leaves for K1ChlgBD Nancy Us1lton leaves her shorthand ab1l1ty to label Holden Delorls Wessell leaves her pea jacket to Ann Neal Helen Wessell leaves her pos1t1on 1n the cafeterla to June Jamar Marilyn Whaland leaves her book on 'How To Be An Old laid and Llke lt' to Patsy Carroll Billy Wheat keeps h1s interest ln Dor1s Joe liltbank leaves the boys very glad that thgg won't have to push h1S car anymore . . ' Dy . Billy leredith leaves hal! a box of aspirin to the property manager of the Juniors' class play ' up .