Chestertown High School - Dragon Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

w, .MW NEW wr W4 4 gl wa 'iff 4 71- j'Nz Q:s'1'7'.,iff?V?'?fi4L, W1 V 2-paw 7' !f1g:,m,.4-fP'g 1.51: H A K.. ,, 3,1 3-3131. W ' M ' 539413- K w 'V X fpjggri K :Mfg lf? f , 'fffa'-L, :L le, V' ,W 'fr ' f'1Zf A 4... K Q gmf, u -I ,i u, 4' 'NP f' I- G CHESTERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL CHESTERTOWN MARYLAND Q3 She Dragon PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 I .mg . . I A 4:81 Y I S, f ' 'S f, - Max w Table of Contents 2 wiv -'wg' If- VN-w::fv-in 5 XV. ....,A,., UA, .,., ,MV . . J '3Q. 1 . T., . - . Q . . . . . Q r+AV,.f'.4 V. .A ,L .AM . . . . - 1 . . . Zn-V+.. 1-,...,,pl, . . 0 . - . . . . Q, ' nf: ,11.'. f . . . . . . . . . . . H-, 5-wx. ' ,1- . ,....A . . . . . . . . I,.A,:.,.-.- ... . .... ,,,Y1.-. AVA -, . . . . . . 4-V,--1 Qfyffw- 1 J, ,,-.,,,..,U . . Q . Q . . . . - . K MZ 5-X we Jw W J Stenger, Prlnclpal X To the Class of l95l For many years I have been wrltlng words of greetlng to the grad uatlng classes to be publlshed ln THE DRAGON, but thls experlence lS dlfferent from any of the prevlous ones Your class lS the flrst class to be graduated from the Chestertown Hlgh School under the twelve year program Responslblllty for thls addltlonal year of educatlon rests heavlly upon you, the members of the class of l95l, and upon us, the teachers of the Chestertown Hlgh School Upon you, because your parents and others w1ll be expectlng so much more of you, and upon us, because we are expected to glve you a better prepara+1on for the thlngs which lle ahead It lS my hope that the addltlonal year whlch you have spent wlth us w1ll prove so beneflclal that your llves w1ll reflect the char acter of the tralnlng whlch you have recelved 1F such a way that all concerned wlll feel that thelr trust ln us was well founded Add to your knowledge and tralnlng the armor of God and you wlll be successful ln most of your undertakings Slncerely yours, Qtf L 4 :Q fa 5 faq by Q af H wzf 'N wg, f W WQY, U 'l5,' , Q3 J ' 2 N -YQT 4' , 1 ! I , ,,,- W4 I 7 fi XA, ' ' x, . . . . . . G 1 . . . ., UA perfect woman nobly planmed To warn to comfort, and command H To Mrs Lucllle R Everett who has so generou ly glVGn her t1me and talents, who has understood each of our problems and has helped us solve them who has won the admlratlon of each member of the class of 'Sl we affectlonately dedlcate thlS DRAGON 4 N V X . N U --,L 1 Alu'wAL Lucille R. Everett , A Ui Fil k 'Vp , sb' s 1 1 3 ' ' . ' . , S ' ' , Q 1 I I I , P . Editorial X5 f-55-'I XZ' Nfl N all VX Dear Reader I thoroughly engoyed dolng what my hlgh school offered me even though lt was tough golng at tlmes The flrst thlng offered me was cholce of whlch course I wanted to take Dld l want to go on to col lege, go to work lH the buslness world or gust get a general knowledge of everythlng The academlc course, whlch prepares me for college would glve languages, hlgher matnematlcs, and hlgher sclences The bus lness course conmercdal, prepares me to go out fter I have flnlshed hlgh school and get a Job I could have taken the general course but thls would not prepare me f r any deflnlte tnlng The school nat on y offered me serlous thlngs but also an enjoyable tlme Sports helped my mlnd and body to co ordlnate, lf I wasn't lD terested lH sports, l could JOlU one of the muslc clubs Ir addltlon there was an art ourse, press club, a camera club, and numerous other clubs Then comes the senlor year and worklng on THE DRAGON which was both en oyable and serlous work My so al llfe was enrw hed by dances glven by dlfferent classes These dances helped me a great deal 1D gettlng along wlth people too learned to do tre sluare dances Physlcal Educatlor Class The teachers were always understand ng and easy to vet along wltn, they were al ays wllllng and ready to nelp T had a variety of thlngs to do durlng HQ hlgh school dufs ard t was a pleasure dolng tnem l wouldn't trade my rlgl str o otler n the world ara l JQG l ear s ' wwa b LD one h a' the years roll by s we sat a IO d adleu o Cnestertown Il at cr a e o u nose ho 16lEGG u ea lZ o r .mCl'lo o r e tes d e e suc esslul omplef n f QRA H harx yoan sna l lords t at cdrvey a meal 1 eanlr t America Vea bo R Company for 1+S helpful adn ce to the P o og aphv ub for tae cuts a dl g plc ur s 1+ contrlcuted to AE DRAJC to the members of h fa ulty for THSl' tlwe and urt rlrg ef orts glyen us and to the students themselves for thelr lrlt ol oO operatlon 5 . . . a . . . 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T T t,U, - V , . .' . . 1 . . 111.5 C xo., L. - .1 A l A - o ' T , . . Am. . . n . L, A DU - 0 English and History Helen Tyler Russell, Margaret Qulnn, Margaret B Smlth, Catherlne N Wheat, Albert B Blrd Languages and Sciences 'Hmm , In Marlan G Lambden T Bayard Ayres, Lucllle R Everett, Lew1n A Wheat J Z - 4 . 7 , 1 YM A ' E U ' . 0 0 ' 0 ' n V - Q 1 , q L. -xi I 'G 1 ' 435' 1-, r 7 ' 1 ,Q 1 . , ,f , -4 L - I-4 A b 5 V , V ,ff ' l E 4 . I Q C . I . I THEY DIRECT US ON OUR WAY The Faculty Vocational F-,,,,,,,,.., Q.: Robert J Jormson, Lols C Wood Estella K Comegys Horace Fuller I ' L 71 Qs: W ' ff, . A w .4 , Q 4 X , W. K si X' T . 4' K . ' , Fi D 0 U , 0 7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMMERCIAL f-was Ellipyn Helen Kneezel M Loulse Stevens, Audrey C Johnson ARTS GUIDANCE Donald W Roblnson, Charles M West Hattle Myers, Lottle P Peacock 8 ? 5 , 1. l K4 fs K Il'mv E I d. ' ua? ' o o ' A ., x' . ,,,.f A .4 L 4 H ' W W1 . -4' L - ,I CX'-fd ' n Mm' . .- . . ' . . . WILBUR J STENGER Prlnclpal LUCILLE R EVERETT M3th8m3t1CS MARIAN G LAM DEN Languages M LOUISE STEVENS Cammerclal ziaczv. x f0 0a AUDREY C JOHNSON Ccmmerclal LOTTIE P PEACOCK Llbrqylan ESTELLA K COMEGYS Home Economlcs .,f2-CZQAR CL uv- LEWIN A WHEAT Science Made-WWWFQL CHARLES M WEST Ar DR DONALD W ROBINSON QM-SLNJO XZMJCLJMM V PFA, QD . f4'NX ,vw ,,, K x 611 K' 9 r 'X 1 O . o f . gf -f l' ,, ' D f . f dw ' ' cn! f S, T K I ,wi 'fi 'T 5 ' s t' ' er 9 .b -w HORACE FULLER And Fnendshlp MARGARET QUINN SOC1a1 Stud1es Engllsh AEBERT B BIRD MARGARET B SM TH A-M-9.41 HATTIE M MAINHART Guidance HELEN KNEEZEL Physical Educatlon ELLERY J WARD Physical EduC3t1OH Hygiene 7 CATHERINE N WHEAT LJ-AZ, 18l Studles, Engllsh SOClal Studles, Engllsh Dlrector of Publlcatlons LOIS C WOOD Arts, Handlcrafts Soclal Stud18S, Engllsh MJ VS' HELEN TYLER RUSSELL if 'ef wfy- Soclal Studles, Engllsh Hyglene T BAYARD AYRES Science, MHthEmBt1CS I0 MOTTO We Blazed The Trail You Make It Better CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Lily of the Valley ureen and White President Vice President Secretary Treasurer XYQ El' CLASS OFFICERS ll CPUQP f- I K Allan Hanifee David Smith Doris Smnth Edna Cornelius ! 3 3 K . X V fi Qwwf' Etiquette Club lO.Field- ball lO..Volleyball ll.. DRAGON STAFF ..... short, sweet, and hard to beat. willing to tackle any job..cute little rerarks ..awbitioh-lady of lei- sure ROGER CAMPBELL Gen. Stamy Club lO...Hahdi- craft Club lO..3oftballQ rather quiet..witty re- marks..seldom seen with- out his trusty Hchevyu filled with some of his pany friends...aibitioh- pilot 3 DOROTHY CAMPBELL Acad. Girls' Chorus lO,ll,l2.. Glee Club lO,ll,l2.Hixed Chorus ll,l2..Latih Club lO,ll..3panish Club ll, l2..Press Club lO,l2.. REfLECCOR STAFF l2 .... 3TAFF...chariihg DRACOQ smile.calm and collected ambition-college YxVlRGlflA CARROLL Gen. A A 31333 Mi 9 Girls' Shop lO .... Glee Club ll,l2..Krowh to her friends as HGihH...red hair is not sign of tem- perameht...friendly mah- ner..specialized in Home Economics .... ambition- housewife Bomas Gen .X X 1 l O , fw- rv LT..4i,, 1,,,, JOFN FAYTER Gen. Boys' Glee Club ll.Soft- ball lO..hapey-go-lucky disposition ..... frifndly swile..alwa7s looks at the cheerful side of life..arbitioh-bartender TILLIA' EAYTFR Gen. Mixed Chorus ll,l2.Biys' Glee Club ll,l2..C Club l2..foccer ll,l2..Soft- ball lO..Class officer lO..easy goin? Hammer... sharp dresser .... active salesman for the C Club ambition-State Road Com- missioner gbf' ZDFA CORYFITUS Acad. Glee Club 10, ll, 12. Dra atic Club lO... Camera Club l2..Latin Club lO, ll..Science Club l0..Class offi- cer 10, l2..RlFLlC-. TOR STAFF ll..DRAGON STAFF..dependable and willing to co-operate ambition-teacher LEONARD DOLL Acad. Public Speaking Club l2..F. F. A. l2..Bas- ketball ll...Student Council l2..REFLECTOR STAFF l2..witty re- marks in and out of 'fthe xclassroom. . .adds to class discussions. ambition - be a mil- ibn-A' 01047 JAMES COLEMAN Gen. Shop Club lO..Bobby's twin...they say you can tell the differ- ence...full of devil- ment..can take joke.. ambition--electrician and carpenter , 9 ,Y , I 51441 11 ITLTIAY GRUSSITG Gen. Camera Club l0 ..... Artyping Club 10... Science 'lub 10..Soft ball ll..shy and re- served manner...like- able personality..in- terested in hunting.. ambition-a great hun- ECEYkT COLE AT Gen. fhop Club 10 .... the other of those insep- arable Coleman t ins. interested in shop work .... anbitivn-car- penter and electri- cian Aff-4' I AT A' P'YTFFE Acad. Class president 10, ll, 12... Press Club lO...Student Cvuncil ll..C Club 11, l2.. latin Club 10, ll.. Boys' Glee Club 10, ll, l2...Mixed Chorus ll, l2..Soccer 10, ll l2...RlFlECTOR STAFF 10, ll .... Fditor-in- chief DRAGON l2.popu- lar all-around member of the class...ambi- tion-business admin- istration lionaire 9' 5 A-ri ter QOWUK' 'ti' ek?-fi-Q4 'jxxf if if 'fx NORAAA POPKTNS Gen Club lO lO lnnocent Jolly per mlSChlSVlOUS t lnkle ln hls eye bltlon mechanlc H3HdlCT8ft Stamp Club exoresslon sonal ty BFRNICE KFNDALL Comr Ftlquette Club lO Sc1 ence Club lO Artyplng Club lO Press Club lO Glee Club lO, ll, l2 Glrls' Chorus ll, l2 Nlxed Chorus l2 DRAGON STAFF Fleldball lO Jorks wlth great enthu slasm wllllng to help all a wonderful smlle ambltlon secretary VILLIA BOGAAS Gen Artyplng lO Boys' Glee Club ll lxed Chorus pleasant personallty pollte and courteous lots of fun ambltlon florist ARTHUR HARRIS Gen Glee Club lO,ll Mlxed Chorus ll Softball ll Soccer ll,l2 Baseball Basketball l2 HBuzzyH to hls frlends shy smlle cheerful man ner Known by hls modern C9 Model T ambltlon aeronotlcal englneer CPARLES HAVKI S Gen Sclence Club lO F F A l2 Softball lO, ll Actlve member of the L H Club those rldes to the class plcnlcs hls truck always has a frlendly hello anbltlon farmer BARRY HERSKER Acad DCl6HC6 Club lO Latln Club lO Spanlsh Club ll l2 Art Club ll Publlc Photography Club l2 Press Club l2 RFFLLCTOR STAFF l2 DRAGOA STAFF sense of humor wltty wrlter of the Reflec tlons anbltlon Buslness Admlnlstratlon W If 9 IOC .Il ... 1-2ll.. Ill' flf X ' ' .. 1- ' . '25 X S on 1 . ' Y v ' . . A ,, .D ooo '- v v ,V 1 . AV . . . in . ,asm g K Q, 5 mu., . A ' ..1 A U0 1 l f.. f r 13,72 ww K - .. . .q. - , G igz Speaklng Club ll, l2... Y k ,f'44f-ly! il W: A. nf 7 , T wr Y ance I ' J' LX. L L . . .1 . s - - F: I .... Nl... - in L - - - - .. ..U l2 . . . i ... A' ' ' ' ... 1'-'I ' ' ...3.!'I1- .. . . -.. . . - . L .5 ' 1 ' I Air Ox PHILLI: KELLEY Gen. Soccer 10, ll, 12... Softball l0,11..Quiet manner..a real friend particularly enjoys sports. ..... ambition- comnercial hauling GLADYS LAMBERT Comm. C Club 12..Softbal1 10,ll,12 .... Fieldball 12..Basketball 12... DRAGON STAFF..a1ways ready for a good time keen interest in sports...ready smile EDITH KEYSER Comm. Glee Club 10,l1,12.. Girls' Chorus l0,11, l2..Mixed Chorus l2.. Artyping Club l0,ll.. Student Council ll... Camera Club 12..RE- FLECTOR STAFF ll... DRAGON STAFF..quiet, neat, and attentive tackles anything with eagerness...ambition- Women's Air Force FRANK LANDJEHR Gen. C Club ll,12..Basket- ball l0,11,l2..Soccer ll,l2..DRAGON STAFF.. Glee Club 11,12 .... known to his friends as HDickH..takes part in everything that comes along..a friend JAN KREBS Acad. Student Council 10,11 Science Club 10 .... Stamp Club 10..Latin Club l0..Spanish Club 1l,l2..DRAGON ARTIST. pleasant manner...a- bility to tackle any problem .... right-hand man on the DRAGON.. ambition-marine engi- neering JAMES LEGG Comm. Student Council 10... Camera Club 10 ..... Artyping 10,11,l2 .... Science Club..DRAGON STAFF...very serious boy...nwted for his commercial work .... . ready to have fun.. ambition-housewife ,J if ,V fi. 9 ambition time to eve have ,au X0 ambition-secretary M1 'fc ...Q S.- iffy. Lv- FLORENCE LUCHT Comm. Softball lO,ll,l2.Field- ball lO...Artyping lO.., Mixed Chorus l2..REFLEC- TOR STAFF ll .... DRAGON STAFF...friendly person- ality..a Hfriend indeedu ..talented in commercial work and social activi- ties..ambition-secretary DORIS MILLER Gen. Basketball lO,ll,l2 .... Volleyball lO,ll,l2 .... Class secretary lO,ll.. Artyping lO..C Club ll, l2..REFLECTOR STAFF ll, l2..DRAGON STAFF .... top record in sports...gay and helpful..ambition- work for a car JOHN NEWSOME Gen. Camera Club lO...Boys' Glee Club ll..REFLEETOR STAFF ll..happy-go-lucky boy .... merry manner.... friendly smile....loves hill-billy dances and singing hill-billy songs ambition-stock dealer ROBERT NAYLOR Gen.SS DRAGON STAFF..Boys' Gleaxqs Club ll.Mixed Chorus ll. y .better known as HBobbyJQ59 as supplied the lightin for the Junior Play. good natured..wavy blond hair..ambition-tinsmith 'Q ' DANIEL LOLLFR Gen. Soccer lO..Baseball lO, ll,l2...Press Club lO.. top star on the baseball team .... who knows-maybe another Robin Roberts. . always found in the midst of merrymaking... good natured...ambition- be a millionaire ANN NEAL Comm. Science Club lO...Eti- quette Club lO..Artyping Club lO,l2..DRAGON STAFF quiet disposition..sunny smile .... kind word for everyone...ambition-sec- retary ll. inf I ig f . Q' :J 'Y Qvyie .' v 1.41 JOAN OWENS Acad. Artyping Club 10 ..... Spanish Club ll,l2... Glee Club ll,l2.... Mixed Chorus 12 .... Girls' Chorus l2.out- standing in Home Ec. full of fun...knows all the latest gossip likes doing artistic work .... ambition-seam hose MARGARET RODNEY Comm. Student Council lO.. Press Club lO,ll.Dra- matic Club lO..Artyp- ing Club lO ..... Class officer l2..Fieldball lO,ll,l2...Basketball ll..Volleyball lO,ll, l2..C Club ll,l2... DRAGON STAFF..Better known as Peggy..De- pendable and indus- trious..friendly dis- position .... ambition- p-. Q JACK REED Gen. Boys' Glee Club IO, ll..Mixed Chorus ll, l2..C Club lO,ll,l2.. Soccer lO...Baseball lO,ll,l2..Class Offi- cer lO,ll ..... hearty chuckle..intrigued by pinball machines .... fair-headed mischief maker..ambition--have a good time EDWIN SLAYSMAN Gen. Glee Club ll,l2..Soc- cer ll,l2 .... Softball lO,ll..Student Coun- cil l2..Press Club l2 REFLECTOR STAFF ll.. DRAGON STAFF...Buddy to everyone ..... mis- chievous grin..combi- nation of wit, charm, and tact...ambition- 'UC FRED REINHOLD Acad. Science Club lO.Latin Club lO..Spanish Club ll..Boys' Chorus ll, l2..Mixed Chorus ll, l2..Camera Club l2.. DRAGON STAFF..snapped pictures for DRAGON.. a boy of varied in- terests..whiz at math ambition-draftsman DAVID SMITH Gen. Nature Club lO..Boys' Glee Club ll..Mixed Chorus ll, l2..F.F.A. l2..Class officer 12. Soccer lO,ll,l2 ..... Basketball l2..Base- ball lO,ll,l2..active participant in class activities...sociable and likeable.ambition -professional base- secretary knowledge o Koa Yxgf ball player lo-4,L, w X. JACQUELYN SPARKS Acad. Glee Club lO,ll,l2 .... Girls' Chorus lO,ll,l2.. Mixed Chorus ll,l2..Eti- quette Club lO..Camera Club l2..Latin Club lO, ll..Spanish Club ll,l2.. REFLECTOR STAFF 12 ..... Jackie..quiet and well poised..very sincere.... ambition - women's air force KAY BOOTH STEEL Acad. Girls' Chorus lO,ll,l2.. Glee Club lO,ll,l2 .... Mixed Chorus ll,l2 .... Press Club lO,ll,l2 ..... Latin Club lO,ll..Span- 'M- A ! ish Club ll,l2...REFLEC-Pay TOR STAFF l2 .... DRAGON STAFF..dramatic person- ality...especially fond of boys...ambition-dra- matics teacher If il, 'li' A DORIS SMITH Acad. Glee Club lO,ll,l2 .... Girls' Chorus lO,ll,l2.. Press Club lO,l2...Latin Club lO,ll..Spanish Club ll,l2...Mixed Chorus ll, l2..Class officer l2.... REFLECTOR l2..DRAGON.... Perennial scholar of the class .... able, conscien- tious, self - confident ambition-college JOHN SPENCER Gen. Junior Class Play..Jacky frank expression on his face..always gives his honest opinion..neat and meticulous .... always a- greeable...ambition-have a good time WILLIAM H. SUTTON Acad. Softball lO,ll,l2...RE- FLECTOR STAFF ll..DRAGON STAFF...Billy...a great tease..appealing grin... seen at all the basket- ball games..ambition-pi- lot WILLIAM S. SUTTON Gen. Science Club lO...Shop Club lO..Softball lO,... Boys' Glee Club lO,ll... F.F.A. l2..Billy...that curly hair..active A-H club member .... everyone knows him by his laugh ambition -- agricultural work 19. .xl-, E 41 all -Alu CHARLOTTE TAYLOR Cen Glrls' Shop Club Artyplhg Club 1O Glee Club lO Works 1U school cafeterla qulet and reserved frlendly nature pleasant and slncere ambltlon Job WALTER v R E WHALEY Acad Latln Club 11 Camera Club 12 F F A 12 Publlc Speak lng Club 12 REELEC TOR STAFF 12 DRAGON STAFF llkes to play wlth photography al ways busy to hlm everybody 15 a HlCC guy ambltlon engln neerlng YR... L., uf V TOULSO1 n ngoys WOFklHP cars playboy r t1al to cars and plrls unusual co1b1 Pat1OO of shyness and good looks arbltlon erharlc DLLIA ANN VHITE Acad Glee Club lO,ll,l2 Mlxed Chorus 12 Lat 1U Club lO,11 C Club 11,12 Fleldball lO, 11,12 Basketball lO, 11,12 Softball lO HDee Deen tall, StPlklHg blond glddy glggle tlckles all who hear lt amb1tlOP nurse gy mm af? HENRIFTTA Acad Cheerleadln Club lO,ll,l2 Tatln Club lO,l1 Press Club lO,l2 olee Club 1 , ll, 12 Mixed horus 12 Basketball lO REFLLCTCR STAFF 12 DRAGON STAFF Sugle neat and well loves to talk and glggle ambltlon col lege CAROLE WILLIAMSON Acad SClSHCe Club 1O Press Club lO Etl quette Club lO Latln Club lO,l1 SD8DlSh Club 11,12 Camera Club 12 Glee Club lO 11,12 Mlxed Chorus fasclnated by roller skatlhg engoys fellows Camera Club ambltlon ele mehtary school teach fkalbar v ,ya 1 Q' f... N.-ax 'vzfgi Q will 1 SES 1 gi Af b .Vg . NE, 2 I Q k 0 G , M A C5555 ' ' 1 lO.. ' 1, on ' xg ' uoaoo . coo onopa' ...J . .x 5 i 1:1 3 . A ' O 1: .... u dressed..pep plus .... U oo T1 1 so . A gg., . 0:!i .'..i ' l ....:: . l20OICS. I ooo . I ' . ' . .. u . . in 6 .V XQA I' XI. nr ' lf- csnc ' C .M I ,inf 3 - ' , er , , is WI. J rf J rv '? Q Q A. M- 'QU 3, ubt M b i Closs History WILLIAM WYLLIE Acad Club l2.. Student Council l2...DRAGON STAFF l2. photographer...ambition-aeronautical engineer In the beginning of our venture through high school which was the seventh grade, we had only two classes, Home Economics and Industrial Arts in the high school building while the rest of our classes, were held in the elementary school. The next year of our high school days we spent half of our school day in the high school and the other half in the elementary school. In the ninth grade we were full pledged high school students and we enjoyed most of the privileges which were held by the upper classmen. Many of us joined the Glee Club and a few joined the other clubs which were offered during Activities Period. Some of us were even club offi- cers. During the year, we helped to raise funds for the Holland school, by selling stationery. The tenth grade was probably the happiest of our school years. We were Hhonest-to-goodnessn Sophomores. Our good deed this year was to help again with the Holland School Fund by selling gold ball-point pens. When our Junior year finally arrived it was just as if we were seniors, because there was no senior class. Our first project was the selling of greeting cards of all kinds. The most important accomplish- ment of our Junior year was the changing of the class rings. Instead of having the same size ring for both the girls and boys, the girls' rings were made smaller. The designs of the rings were brought out more clearly. A Junior Class play, HMumbo Jumbou, was held at Willimn Snith Hall on May 26th, and it seemed to be a success. The Dragon Staff was selected and approved by the Class and its sponsor just before the clos- ing of school. Regardless of the activities of our past years, this year has been our busiest. We have had the job of publishing the yearbook while many seniors were leaders of the publication of the school paper. Committees were chosen by our president to plan our commencement week and another committee to arrange the Senior dance. During the past six years our class has enjoyed being together whether it be for work or for play. Now our school days are over and some of us are destined for college while others will be going out into the working world, but nevertheless the Class of 'Sl will always be to- gether in spirit. Science Club lO...Spanish Club ll,l2.Photography UWillieH...that stalling ford...hard working Class Wlll DoRIo .ILLER leaves der C a dlrf 3Dlllt for snort to Marr ette Ger H3F+ C ILOTT TAYLOR vlllS her ob lf the cafeterla to Jean Porter CAROLE WIlLIA,oJl Wlll le good exe ses to Dorl Relrhold V V TEEL vllls her unll lted erergy and sprltellnes o Jerry DSV1HS EDDA C ml.lIb wllls ner 'r c e to Betty LdN3TdB VIRGI IA CARROLL WlllS her qulet manner to Betty Lambert BCBZY ARRID leaves hls Model A to Henry Vvble FR 1 R I R LD M1713 hls tough beard to Johr A Myers J GI EID WlllS ner carl balr to Pat Carroll A DEAL wllls her Llp brovm e es to Kltty Irelard DDPOT1Y CANPEELL vllls her nook lnees to Mar Lou PlDp r PLOR C Lbtil WlllS the Hlambden tdXl ser VLCGH to Sl ter Mary BER CE B.DlLL wlll ner GlFl'S Choru robe to Sallv Moyer JAME LEGG VlllS B15 t plng abllltv to Ch rles blyman GLADYQ LAABERT NlllS der 3bllltV to pl J b etball to Marlanna olpala ILLI I o S TTD WlllS HIS C9lgNL to Blll Loller EDITR V YBER WlllS U6 red Lalr to Dal Jolrer Myers I.M B V1 BO ERS vllls her small ohy l BAXTER VlllS tde or v'lege ' Lusby BARRY ERSKER ll s BAXTER W1llS HIS curly halr to hls HChevyH to Do lu Lev s a derlra through the na H15 argunerts to oelma Bobby Starxey RlGER 1 E O.E wll s BIS to Bobby Baxter CIARIIE dArKI S mllls 1U A to lawrence Crew MILIIAM CRJBQI G NlllS hls locker UUAA O B. mllls her shall feet to Anne hlS 1 lfht to Barney bl 715 MARIAA al 'e ares to Ann SChFlGbST BILL ls to Betty Ann JACK W1llS hlll Ha on CAnPBELL love for class TlCUltUT8 to John Prlce BOB Y AYLOR leaves hls leg to Ebgar Sdtton TON'Y TOCIsOh VlllS hlS BOO h p Ch vrolet to Mr Blrd PEGGY RODIEY wllls her typlng m3tGF1 al to Jr Dragon tvplsts JACRCEIYN SPARKS WlllS her OUISBHS s to Henrletta l1X D IA Al 1lTE WlllS her blonde halr warner so he won't have to neroxlde lt vALTER 1ALBY hlS cros country llner to ll Chestertow tbdent be able to cross the Great Laxes IH front of the school AILAI HAIIFE leaves the senlor gresldency to narrf Dlc to Eddle IICS vants to leave that they Wlll Ol ra ny days er on and the Yearbook EGltOF'S lob to Rlch rd GOTSLCH A Bo w lls U15 me l organlzed raln to an one who dare to take hls rose JICK SPE.CER M1115 h s b cycle to Mr Stenger so he can rlde up to Bel ett's to chase t e boys bacv o c ool ho are hOOklHC Y In Wll hls Ford to Davld do KlHS DICK lA,D ERR M1115 U15 to ltlon on the ba het ball team to Barney Wlll1S DAVID C' I4 W1llS hls ablllty to blay sport to Rell Corr gan I DLA S.A ull s H15 sense of hu or to Jacx Arm nt I V H LITO VlllS U15 Flfl bacn to Db ter hlth PHIL xELLEY wllls hls ove lor a good tlle to t e TICHGSB b l th grade RCBERT COLELA leaves hls eat HH Mrs Johl on' Tom PdtFlCk for hlm to vorr rer uxupb C LEAAI e ves Mr someone else t put up rltq DAI LOLLER WlllS B13 lltt e e Startt JACK REED vll s I s DOSlt1OH on he ba eba l team to DGRIS S In WlllS der srort darx curly halr to bargaret L OLARD DOLL l s SHlHX halr to Kldg Merrltt M oy 1U the s room for Blrd for rs to Joe Gulnea Anr Crev o A C' rf ' Ha- ' ' ' .- A . - J' . 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Y , . . . fa I 11V J... il: 1 U' A . 9 Juniors TN AZ,gf'LJ +140 .ZvQ,,,,,,'5KU,,Q Harry Dlckerson Betty Edwards Cfazz, Q5 Presldent Secretary Betty Ann Lusby Pr1sc11la Dumschott Vlce Presldent Treasurer The most lmportant and excltlng project for the class of 1952 was the Junlor Class Play held at W1111am Smlth Hall on December 15, 1950 The curtaln went up on HGrandpa Hangs the Hollyn under the dlrectlon of M155 Lottie P Peacock, at 8 OO p m lt was a comedy ln three acts por traylng a Chrlstmas Fantasy Durlng the intermlsslon Mlss Peacock was presented wlth a bouquet of cut flowers by the class presldent, Harry Dlckerson, 1U appreclatlon of her cooperatlon ln maklng the play a suc cess The Junlors are plannlng for the future by Hpaddlng thelr pocket booksu for thelr Senlor year They have sold assorted greetlng cards and wrapplng paper Gleams of sheer joy, radlated on the faces of each Junlor The ar rlval of the shlny new class FlHgS was the reason so many people were happy The Student Councll was especlally pleased wlth one sectlon of the Junlor Class The reason was thelr OUtStaHd1Hg co operatlon 1U belng the flrst to ralse thelr act1v1t1es fees They were rewarded w1th an enjoyable Chrlstmas party Another Junlor Class aCt1V1ty was the partlclpatlon 1n Youth Con ference at Sallsbury, Maryland Marlan Dwyer, Klng Merrltt, and Howard Dana were the representatlves for the eleventh grade Topics for dls cusslon pertalned to the problems of today's teen agers As the yearbook 15 golng to press, plans are b81Hg made for t e annual Junlor Senlor prom Thls h1story partlally portrays the lnterestlng events of a class flred wlth the ambltlon to become one of the outstandlng classes of the Chestertown Hlgh School 22 O v- 1-I 1 0 .- , s, - ,.. . - ff' .H- 'L gb , 1 ' . . .vi A I fQ J 4 o l o 01.1 I - ' 9 o . . . . , u ' - A 0 - . . . . . . . . . . . o I- . . . . . . .- ' o . . . h ' l A .M 'AM' 9-3 Barbara Bartley Wade Brlce Betty Burrls Alan Carroll Rlchard Br1ce Willlam Br1ce Esther Campbell Alan Coleman Joyce Corkran Carlton Cull1s Laura Lee Coll Marlene Crew Howard Dana X A Yfwyxfkfff Tommy Davis Vernon Fowler Albert Glenn Rlchard Gorsuch Marlan Dwyer Charlotte Fisher Harry Gordon x k . 'K ' C ' 0-d!i?Q,L 1 W kndfntlilf Henrietta Green Selma Hanson Katherine Ireland Mary Gsell Shirley Hogans Daisy Joiner 23 W' ff My Q37 Y Irvln Jones Edward Kueohler Donald Lewls George McHenry Rebecca Kendall Irvln Landwehr Marle Lusby PWR nn, N-at Mary Meekins Sally Moyer John Myers Eddle Nlcewarner Kzmg Merrltt Anne Myers Annette Needles all QM Dorls Remhold Harvey Smith Ralph Smlth Margaret Spray John Ross Irvm Smlth wllllalll Spray 6 JRIKYPI 2 Bessl Starkey Kenneth Startt Matthew Walsh Robert Starkey Lee Townsend Mary Webb 24 Sophomores pn Presldent Tommy Wllliams Secretary Audrey Leager One of the high polnts of the week for lng of thelr Engllsh Club on Frlday, which Mrs Smith After a brlef business meetlng the present and future, the club then comes 'Q Vlce PTSSldBHt Pat Carroll Treasurer James Coleman the Sophomores lS the meet 13 under the dlrectlon f to dlscuss thelr plans for to the most lmportant part of the meetlng, whlch is the program of entertainment Thls entertaln ment is sometimes in the form of an excltlng truth and consequences pro gram Also lncluded are enjoy ble panel dlscusslons on the problems of teen agers The class 15 dlsplaylng more wisdom 1U planning the1r future than most of the classes precedlng it have Already the members of the class are industrlously racklng their bralns for ways to ralse money for later USS The most excltlng time of the school year for them was Chrlstmas, they drew names and exchanged glfts at thelr party Before anyone could recelve h1s glft, he had to slt on Santa Clause inee and tell hlm what they wanted for Christmas. One of their projects to beautlfy the school 15 the making of flower decorations to be placed in the halls. 25 X 10 ,ff Q . Ny . . w- ,- ' . f .V Ap , -Q T1 ' .V , ii N C o .- . J -- i 7 xl Y-i 'x V R- - -- i .. - . . . . . . . O . 0 . . . . . .. . . . ei . . A 0 - . . . . . . n Q l ' Y ' Jack Arment Jerry Bevnns Nell Corrigan Wyderlna Bakker M1r1am Coleman Margaret Crew , .J Maurlce Crouch Berdette Elllot Barbara George Ann Shlrley Elllott Mary Jane Ellls Shlrley George Hargiettekw art Mlchael Hadaway June Jamar Joyce Gsell Wllllam Holden Kay Jones Medford Keyser Patsy Leiby Eugene Lusby Betty Lambert Mary Lucht 26 'Y 0 N 4 ,B . Pav 4 .- 4- fl. F il QT: ' f D .ky . . , r.'g,'t 5 if ,K 'K' j 2 QQ N qi - ' '3' f-, '--f N A, If 'K' 1- f fi C 11 ' Rlchard Mannlng Peggy Newsome Alan Plnder :agar Ama. Harrlett Moffett Laurence Nlcholson Mary Lou Plppln Betty Prlce Robert Rust 'I Rlchard Schauber Ada Redman Genevleve Schauber Ann Schrelber L dfgfkk Marlanna Slpala Joan Taylor Barbara Townshend Glorla Taylor Vlrglnla Taylor Robert Turner Leon Walbert Betty Kay Whlte Eugene Wyble Robert Walnmley Mildred Wiltbank 27 r: - ,I p 'M ul' , Q A ' t - 31 1 y .i ' bfxf ' ' ff' f ae W. V M3 4 Q ' ' Jjijpr JL -I fq, rf A ca -1 T . f5 I' f'f f 5 f J M! r yy 1 ' ' Q W' . A L- QL :L Q 4 ' A ' Q n -14 , I L Abpln W V tyxmg' Y na. ,f 4 N V Y Ninth Grade President--Harry Jewell Vice-President--Kent Secretary--Ann Ross Treasurer--Herman Although the freshmen have organized as a class, the nomeroo tions, 9A and 9B, usually have their meetings separately. After business meetings which are held every two weeks on Friday, the 9A room has staged several successful one-act plays. Two of these were written by students, while the others were selected from bo very beneficial project sponsored by QA is raising funds to aid people in foreign countries through CARE. - , A 3 .va Price Dixon sec- their home- plays oks. A needy H1 rs ww MZ Haag aaama 4 Aluv ,A .M W t Eighth Grade The eighth grade is going to graduate in one sense this June. They will leave the old high school building to take up their happy days in the new building. These children have Hbroke the icen by selecting their class officers. The officers are as follows: President--George Algire Vice-President--Donald Wicks Secretary--Barbara Potts Treasurer--Edith Batchelor Mm id 'lf 1' - f'7 ' 5 ' f ,fv- S 22322 5, W6 Photography Club For the first time in three years a Photography Club has beer re established in C H S The officers, Barry J Hersker President, Edna Cornelius, Vice President, Jacquelyn Sparks, Secretary Treasurer, were elected at the first meeting Under the facilty supervision of Mr Al bert Bird the club has sought to furth r the interest of ts members in the field of photography, and by practical application to further their enjoyment for this interesting and worthwhile hobby The club has been very active in many capacities during their first year Photographers were assigned to cover all major sporting events and the revenue collected from the sale of these many action shots serv ed to provide the equipment and refreshments used by the club in their numerous meetings Some of these same pictures have proven invaluable in the publication of this year book Many members of the club participated as individual contestants in the School Photo Contest This contest which w s soorsored by the Dragon Staff and open to all C H S students secured the fine pic tures of our school that appear in tH1S book Selection of the winning photographs was made by Mr We t Mrs Lambden and Mr Stenger The first prize, a delux edition of this Dragon was aw rded to Barry xers ker who took the picture appearing on the front ard tack tran ition pages Second prize went to Ralph Smith whose school photo appears on the title page, and the third prize went to William Wy lie for h s en try The chief project undertaken by the club this year was the photo graphic work appearing in this yearbook. Equipment used was furnished by the club, while the Dragon Staff provided funds to purchase the necessary materials used in this work. The undertaking and successful completion of this project was made possible largely through the efforts of four seniorsg William Wyllie, Fred Reinhold, Walter Whaley, and Barry Hersker. Working in close collaboration with the Dragon Staff and their fellow Photography Club members, these four seniors have shown what real effort and co operation can accomplish for their club, their senior class, and their entire school. . n ,Y --win. up 2 - v- .3 ,. I 'Q . , Lf, e' A V 6 Q L A f ' EQ. T 'T ' k af? F23 , 3. t 2 V - L - ' '? if 4 A 1 fx! ' iff QT ' ff -Kg' , , , , ' I J . 1514, U' :ss--' W 'if' A F X M f C fr T Q ' ' ' , r v U , - ' , n ' . C a o c ' i 1 ' ' - ' 1 ' D 0 . - 6 ' i x 9 , , . ' 9 , . . . - . ' L , . J U A O . ' . ' , a A x ' l O O , 1 - . v fi , . , . . . . . . . , 8 A, - , . . A V S. . . ' 9 r . ' . . . . , 7 . 4 I f' ,mmmm A ,, M U, .,,,..,,, I gm 9 Press Club The Press Club began this year with a new faculty ad- visor, Mr. Albert Bird, who was both enthusiastic and inter- ested in the school paper. Several new ideas about columns were presented and were in turn put into practice. The new columns entered in the HReflectorH were: Keen Teens, Safe Steerage by A. Rudder. Another new practice was to use the back page exclusively for club news. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ------------------ Kay Steel ASSOCIATE EDITORS ------- Jacquelyn Sparks, Doris Smith HEADLINE EDITOR -------------- Dorothy Campbell BUSINESS MANAGER ---------------- Leonard Doll ALUMNI AND SOCIAL NEWS EDITOR ----------- Kay Steel REFLECTIONS EDITOR --------------- Barry Hersker EXCHANGE COLUM ----------- Doris Smith, Ann Myers SPORTS EDITORS ----------- Bill Baxter, Doris Miller PHOTOGRAPHY -------------- Walter v.R.E. Whaley FACULTY ADVISOR ----------------- Albert Bird CLUB REPORTERS Sugie Townshend, Selma Hanson, Cecelia Ques- enberry, Delia Ann White, Babs Bartley, Sarah Burris, Harryette Gerhart, Dot Campbell, Eddie Slaysman. CLASS REPORTERS Mike Hadaway, Sally Smith, Calvin McHenry, Charlotte Sparks, Betty Ann Lusby, David Hopkins, Tommy Starr, Marlyn Myers, Betty Edwards, Pat Carroll, Mary Lucht, Joyce Gsell. KEEN TEENS ------------------- Marian Dwyer 32 S 1 CCISTIIICII1 Club Presldent Kay Steel Secretary Dorls Smlth Vlce Presldent Barry Hersker Treasurer Dorothy Campbell Refreshment chalrman Wllllam Wyllle Entertalnment chalrman Jan Krebs Decoratlon chalrman Joan Owens The Spanlsh Club had only a few members thls year, but because of lts small membershlp do not thlnk that the actlv ltlSS were few The Spanlsh Placque has been hung and the Spanlsh notebook has been placed upon the language notebook table whlch wa preserted to the language department of the senlor hlgh s hocl by tre Spanlsh and Latln Clubs Durlng each meetlng, whl n was neld twlce a month, refreshments were served WHll6 the members of the club gave reports coverlng the Spanlsh ountrles Three phases of these countrles were presented and dlscussed These were the hlstory of each country, the llfe and soclal llfe of the people Both Spanlsh and Amerlcan games were played on speclal OCC8SlOFS when partles were held Senora Lambden, the faculty advlsor of the lub, the members wlsh to say, Hkdlos, Senora Lambden, y muchas gracias 3- Student Government Association A Student Government Assoclatlon or a Student Councll as lt 15 com monly known was flrst formed at Chestertown Hlgh School four years ago Thls organlzatlon, as do many others started from scratch, has now grown to be one of the most lmportant of the larger groups 1D the school Four years ago ln the assoc1at1on's debut ts sole ldea Nas t brlng about closer relatlons between the student body and the faculty and to glve students a democratlc form of government to l1ve by The organlzatlon was not offlclally accepted untll 1ts thlrd year when a two thlrds vote of the student body voted 1D favor of a constl tutlon set up by the councll After nearly two years of governlng under the constltutlon the Student Government Assoclatlon of Chestertown Hlgh School has shown many aspects of belng an excellent organlzatlon of student government Offlcers of the 3SSOC18tlOH are Vlce Presldent, Wllllam Holden, Recordlng Secretary, Margaret Spray, Correspondlng Secretary, Barbara Bartley, Treasurer, Edwln Slaysman Members of the assoclatlon are Leonard Doll, Wllllam Wyllle, Robert Turner, Kent Prlce, Ross Turner, Edgar Sutton, Peggy Newsome, Nancy Russell, Gall W1ll1ams, Barney Wlllls, Charlotte Moffett, Lllllan Crew and Anlta Sutton 4 A , , . . . - 1 I . 1 4 A - I C . . . i . 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X yt 3 ' .3 'J ,,.-hw, Lahn Club The Latln Club under the guld nce of Mrs Lambden, held 1ts meetlng once a month on Wednesdays The club offlcers were elected at the be glnrlng of the flrst semester, they were Presldent, Klng Merrltt Secretary, Betty Edwards Vlce Presldent, Betty Ann Lusby Treasurer, Donald Lewls Belng 1n1t1ated lnto the Classlcal League furnlshed one of the OUtStdFQlHg club progr ms for the ye r Dressed ln Roman costume prlest and a representatlve of both Latln T and Latln II offlclated Llghted candles were symbollc of nernershlp, scholarshlp, and effort necess ry to attaln goals All members of the club recelved a sterllng SllVQF oln fron tie Classlcal League Bu ea1 ard membershlp card School wlth all others 1U the Unlted States One of the class requlrerents for the ear s allng notebooks Each notebook must cont 1D three sectlors derlv tlves, YlStOTlC3l cultural background In addltlon to thls, each e b r the club 1s maklng an or1g1nal progect, lndlvlduallv S9l6ut6G, to he d1s,layed t the end of the year The club's motto CNo ef ort, no rest tj 15 b rg Vurtker carrled out 1D helplng the Spanlsh Club buy a table for t e phonograph The Chrlstmas party was one of the oc1 l lghllghts of tle ye r, when Latln I was entertalned The annual b nquet w ll be glVCP +he f1rst Saturday after commencement O . , . Q . , . . O - :.Q' a a . ' a . 1 . U . F F A . . . . .' e -' J 1 ' ' 'r 1, z. a . H ' 1 . This ceremony linked the Language Department of the Chestertown Hlgh ' A , y,, i nyc' ' . . . . a' ' . : ' a ' 1' ' and Q ' ' .' ' 5 m e of . l S '- . . . . . . . .L A , U . T r E l I? ' X I 1 .. if . ' ' ' h at . , ' ' s 'al h' I 1 a . . . go 7: U . un , I Gnr s Glee Club In the Senior High School Glee Club which is also under the direc- tion of Dr. Donald W. Robinson, the members are only girls ranging from the ninth to the twelth grade. The standards for entering this club are a little more difficult than those for entry in the Junior High School Glee Club, because one must be able to read music as well as knowing the fundamentals. Each member must be a regular attendant to each rehears- al. If a person misses three rehearsals without a reasonable excuse, they are automatically excluded from the group. 36 V ' 55? 0 I , Mixed Chorus Organized by and under the leadership of Dr. Donald W. Robinson, the Mixed Chorus is a newly formed organization at the Chestertown High School. It is an outgrowth of the other musical groups, since previous- ly there were both boys' and girls' organizations functioning as separ- ate units. This year provision was made in the curriculum for this group to meet together to further the training received heretofore in the separate clubs. Membership in this organization is open to all boys and girls in the ninth through twelfth grades who can carry a tune. It is important for each member to meet this standard as it is necessary in the rendition of three and four part octavo music. This new organiza- tion proudly boasts a membership of eighty, indicating the high level of interest in things musical. ,o 'T 4 Girls' Chorus Under the leadership of Dr Donald W Robinson, the Girls' Chorus has progressed and expanded from a small group of singers to a well trained, gowned chorus Prerequisites for admission to the Girls' Chorus are the completion of one year in the Glee Club, a thorough knowledge of the basic structure of music, and the ability to follow the conductor with accuracy Although there are many members of the Girls' Chorus, only thirty one appear at a performance Since this provides substitutes in case of an absence, it assures perfect balance in all parts Among the numerous public appearances made by the Girls' Chorus, the concert given at, splendor of their red and white gowns, was the highlight of the season In retrospect the girls cherish the memory of the second annual concert of the music department in which they had a magor part These cultural experiences have added greatly to the aesthetic development of each member of this organization One of their most outstanding numbers rendered at this concert was the extremely difficult My Heart at E-y Sweet Voice from the opera Samson and Delilah by Saint Saens Pray from Hansel and Gretel by Humperdinck and Lift Thine Eyes from the oratorio Eligah by Mendelssohn were two more of the numbers the chorus proudly presented It is indeed a compliment to the progress of the Girls' Chorus to be able to perform music so outstanding as that from operas and oratorios 38 Y William Smith Hall, where the girls appeared for the first time in the . . . - h ...Q .-....-4. '- - 01' M JL, Junlor Hugh Glee Club Thls year, Dr Donald W Roblnson organlzed for the flrst tlme a Junlor Hlgh Glee Club whlch conslsts of only seventh and elghth grade students To enter thls Glee Club one must be able to carry a tune and must know the fundamentals of muslc To put a song over, there 1S more work than meets the eye If a person, who lS not W3tChlHg the dlrector should happen to begln before anyone else, the whole number may be rulned The same may be true lf a person holds a note so that he or she 1 st1ll 'soundlng off when the other chorus members have cut off Perfect tlmlng 1S also a very lmportant factor when a group of S1HgCTS are performlng if if 39 m iz, ,.. we ,., m a env in a Q ,, if ' rw y , . :R . 5 hx M ' . J Ia? N ' , , , 4 '35 ' ' A . A H 4 . ' 9 A M ,X A I 1 ,' I O O U 0 . . . . 'S ' I ' ll - ll ll. ' O Future Farmers of America QfflC6FS of the C H tha ter are Presldent Davld Srltt Vmce Presldent JJ lam S Sutton Secretary Jalter x R L Jhaley Treasurer Charles H1fV1ns Henorter WdW1H Slaysman the ner or arlzatlo s establlshed at hestertoln Hlah School dlrln the east year Its droose 15 that of develooln co operatlon cltlzensnlo and 3gTlCUltUT3l leadershlp The Chestertown Chapter 1s a member of the State as well as the National Orvanlzatlon of the Future Farmers of Amerlca Membershlp 15 oben to all students of agrlculture All members of the chapter recelve the Greenhand degree as soon as they enter It lS the alm of all UGreenhandsH someday to recelve the 'State Farmer' or the HAmer1can Farmeru degree both of Nh1Ch are glV8H as speclal F9COgHltlOH to members 11th outstandlng leadershlp ablllty and those havlng well organlzed WOTklHF pro rams T e F F A Notto s Learnlng to Dolng to learn Earnlnv to llve Llvlng to serve -10 ff gk , O ' . . S, S r 1 ' : ' : .' A 1 - ' : V'll'cl,S. C : T. . ,. . 'N ' T, : S ' '.. The Chestertown Chaoter of the Future Farmers of America is one of H t r' ' n I ' C v 'V W ' q . nw . , . H - . . . ,. - 'f A 4 , Q F 3 s c . ' .. A ,D ' 1 . . . A . , , . 1 . . ' Q . . . U S J A N . . h Q 0 n L j. I ' do . Q . ALLAN T HANIFEE DORIS SMITH MARGARET RODNEY EDITH KEYSER EDWIN L SIAYSMAN FRANK LANDWEHR KAY STEEL DOROTHY J CAMPBELL DELIA ANN WHITE EDNA CORNELIUS WILLIAM H SUTTON FREDERIC REIN HOLD BARRY J HERSKER WALTER v R E WHALEY MARIAN BOJERS FLORENCE LUCHT DORIS MILLER SUGIE TO JNSHEND JAN KREBS WILLIAM HOGANS LEONARD DOLL JAMES LEGG BERNICE KENDALL ANN NEAL GLADYS LAMBERT Dragon Staff Edltor In Chlef Assoclate Edltor Assoclate Edltor Assoclate Edltor BUSIHESS Manager Buslness Manager Feature Wrlter Feature Wrlter Feature Wrlter Glrls Sports Wrlter Boys Sports Wrlter Photographer Photographer Photographer Underclass Wrlter Underclass Wrlter Subscrlptlonlst Subscrlptlonlst Art Edltor Artlst Artlst Typlst Typlst Typlst Typlst WILLIAM WYLLIE --------------------- - Photographer Open House On Novemb + at Q O e ner chool bulldlng rere o ened ENG rely barents and frlends entered to ylev for the fl st t me 1+s rew facllltles Orlelnally, Oben House v s held ddr lng LdUC1tlOU Veek to 1nv1te the parents to the school to glVS them an ldea of thelr CHlldT6H'S 8CblV1t1GS durln the day Thls year however lt held a new re nlng Parents and frlen s who Q s ayed thelr hard earned money for taxes had bullt tQlS Vagnlflclent school but had really never seen lt Open House was tde ansfer To help the vlsltors understand the dlfferent classrooms and cubby holes such as Mr Stenger s offlce, th members of the Student Councll conducted tours through the bulldlng Abproxlmately three to four hundred peo le were gulded through the marble floored halls and many were the exclamatlons heard Refreshments were served by the faculty 1U co OD9F3tlOH wlth the other members of the P T A 42 Sensors Vlslt to Umverslty of Maryland whV'7G3WK 2' 'iifg On Saturday, December 2, twelve seniors took the opportunity of in specting the University of Maryland and watching the football game be tween the team of that institution and that of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute The game took place at Byrd Stadium, a recently completed bowl on the University campus Invitations to this affair were issued by the University to all high school seniors in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia Transportation to College Park was furnished by Mrs Everett, Mrs Whaley, and Mr Warfield, with Mrs Mainhart and Miss Kneezel acting as chaperons On the arrival at College Park, the groups representing nu erous schools throughout this region, visited points of interest on the cam- pus, our group was guided by a former C. H. S. student, Madelin Quesenberry. The students then attended the game, which was won by Maryland with the wide margin of 63 7. Upon conclusion of their visit to the University, all students left greatly impressed with what they had seen, many hoping to return again as students after graduation. 43 o o 0 o 0 ' f Q Mfg' w ' 'at ff, 4 4 244 . . n - 'suv-www-'MQ - ,, if Q., - ,. 1,7 N f ,,3 ,,,,,m7+.,,,. .Y lm, 'LC' --wi fi ba W f. ' , M ,, ,L , - .. ,. -- s -'gg -1, wa ' 1 M, ' 'T-Cin V . . . . . . . . . I 0 . . I . . I I . . . . . I I I A ' 2 office - Bill siagie , Three Necessities helper KX IT, fr 1 I ' 1 .5 Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Whitely Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Willis our cafeteria staff Tommy Mann, Jr. High Janitor HShortyH, Sr. High Janitor il fb 1 xii Under-Class Achvlhes -,sf ef? Hi MM Eleventh work Q3 ifqgz, 1,g,fgzzzf'kz,4'g-f W- rf lemgwe-we ' I 1' ,, 2, ff 'f Tenth Grade English Club, table discussion Grade, laboratory in chemistry . XA 9' .F , ii, .iffa gl!! . ,, lH, t' 32? an ' A 4 V... E? N , V I ' , I 4. V , V L '1 :J 'uh 5. M- X ' af . Y ' , : f: ir 7 7 53 J 4 5 No you don't want my P1cture CI know but we ha.f'taD Cllck Got cha Q ,VQKVN Q The Thlng 3 13 75 te,. 'wwf Aw you don t want my plcture Plcnlcs of Shipwrecked on a. desert lsland llllllll llllllllllllll IIIUII Illlllilllllllll '4 The Three Musketeers H1 ' I nf--' Hlc' Lesh have anozzer' Oh boy, eats ' Special Events cf' lou can see ahythlhg when you haweh't got your gun Ain't he sweet QSpan1sh Shall we dance? Oucle, I-Tallowe'en Par'+yU my toe ' O 4 4 M v L QF 4' Y .assi -, g 3 V Q A How 'twoo - How 'twoo ,V 1 Miss Peacock, our director Ah, ha! Sheriff Burpee finds a clue to the murder! Mumba Jumbo - Our Junior Cl ass Play On May 26, 1950, 16 people of our class were very nervous crea- tures. The main reason for this fury was the first big stage produc- tion, HMumbo Jumbo,H by Jack Bernard. HMumbo Jumbon is a gay, modern mystery farce crammed with action, and loaded with laughs. Dick CEdwin Slaysmanl and Pee Wee CAlan Han- ifeej arrive at Uncle John and Aunt Sarah's CJack Spencer and Emily Batchelorb home in the country. They are there on some sion and are not dismayed when they find that they may to themselves. Not dismayed until they realize that disappeared. They decide to turn the place into a mysterious mis- have the house their money has country hotel. After advertising the hotel conveniently, they soon have a house full of assorted guests: Harold Custer CLeonard Dollbg Mrs. Custer CFlor- ence Luchtlg Peaches Greeding fDelia Ann Whitelg Mr. Beamish CFrank Landwehrlg Dr. Omahandra CJan Krebsjg Kay Semedi CEdith Keyserlg Madame Celesta CBernice Kendallb. During the dark and stormy night, a murder is committed and the victim is one of the guests, Peaches. Through the consternation and the rigamorole of the law, the crime is finally solved, Other supporting members of the cast were: Tweety, fthe girl next doorD-Kay Booth Steel, Monahan CState Policemanj-Arthur Harris, Lem Marblehead CSheriffD-Roger Campbell, Emma Burpee CSheriffD-Peggy Rodney Daisy CEmma's neicej-Ann Neal. Tweetie finds an unexpected Ye gads, a stiff! guest, Mr. Beamish. R Av- WT' Soccer tr red r t r to al v durlng l95O Tre the slnce they were eu tlvr season was corplete h a tori f s K J1 l o omly ore feat The flrst game belnp p yed 1115 t l verterter 29 was won by a convlnclnf score of 2 O Durlng We tr I t e sluad had a heavy schedule playlng the remalnln flve games e tnlrd Suldersvlll was welcomed as a tough opnon nt but as tar ea ack 3 O On the l?th the red and whltes were scored aJa1nst by a letermlned Rock Hall eleven but won out by a 2 l score After turnlng back Galena L O Chestertown looked undefeatable but were convlnced otherwlse after a trlp to Sud lersvllle on October 2A The l O defeat, the only of the sea on was a tough setback for the Hwardn-men On the 27th Rock Hall was easily de- feated 3-O Thus it was a victorious season for a well coached team 1 Q? W.. Sect 29 Away Galeca Phe tertovn c 2O Home Cbestertoww 6 Gale a 'T' Ada Fleldball Schedule O 3 Lowe DWd1PTSV1qlG lu Chestertown 2 Oct 2A Away Sudlersvllle 9 Chestertown 2 he 21 LS auffe ed a great dlaa valet ert y lo Uawe of tne seas by one W lr 'He wext two over whelmed My he carrage wut on b t etr strocv o o 0 t DW ast th e vares W H e lavt vate 0 1 S fe e 11 are an + e va aoatec we e a re7oed tte Oct 13 Away yocv Lall Chestertown O Oct 27 Hove Cheetertown 3 Rock Nall 3 1 U thplr rlFSC vawea they were DX L c lo e or c Jeaao Several c oe fa ovemen BVS P Ju ul L 1 e V ta4 calae to e D Ol e' 1 2 li' A 'V . I ,, .. 4. ' v W' , 1 bb 6 X 1 f K x 'lv V. Q , may ivy' A ' If iw'A few Sf Q C , . ct. .f K . ' 6 H - Q v v 'A - .1 4 L . . . O.,i +,P' 5 ' O t. ... . . y . . 'an 2 .. , 'Y' T r vc 'U r,. K :'n, '- A' 2 ., . ', , nn cD'.t. In ,hcir . 2 4,' .'y - M, , in, ' , y h 4 an VT ments. Th.y mg back greatly imcroved in the sec 'd hal' 0? the season ft 5, .Ly cue cr h,Lr I .Tee 2 ., . In th T 2 1 ' the Q 'F W c g'r2 v r, '.i' d Ma ch 5 me 1 'ec ix Q tie. This i.vr M at h ' ,. ,?al, ,Wd X,l , ,uc cirle 2 fore. Th, tffcu avx iie ev rc stxd wt cod, A A 217 5 A? 'd of the girls Fir th,Qr Fi'it'n5 efiFit. Sl i L f . , - Q .2 Basketball The Chestertown High basketball season in one way was a sad one, but in another way it was all a bundle of joy The small amount of vic tories for C H S was compensated for by one big victory, a moral vic tory The players and their coach knew early in the season what defeat was, and they took their defeats in stride as any sportsmanlike champi ons would The fans knew this, therefore, they kept coming back, not to see Chestertown win on paper, but to see their great sportsmanship g into effect on the court It is est1ma+ed that Chestertown drew as many if not more fans to their games than any other high school club in their class on the shore Chestertown High received many praises during the season from fans, opposing players and coaches alike for their high ideals of good sports manship. They deserved every bit of the praise they received, for when a club on paper is one of the worst, and when it can change people's minds in a fair way, then it is a great ball club. By showing their respect and being modest and considerate of others, the C. H. S. quintet of l95O Sl gained many friends outside of the game as well as being welcomed wherever they went by their opponents. 50 'I W , 3 1 ' I . , - 1 .- , 4 - W ,A - fig HS ,E J f f . 1 - f g , is . A 1, ,typ if 7 ' 5' , Q3 I ZW Y . - o 0 0 I ' u . . O . , I cfuniffm 'V 3 'LJ .,.,. 4 ..,.,N.,,, Landwehr Scores For CHS Get That Ball!! Easton Takes Over VT 2 The Fir aiwce thev l qiri. fuit iweroverewt 'area Cvuld ea lier ao't 4- wif credit be trout 1 Girls' Basketball st Fall 0' the ease wa? quite uuGucceS5?ul for the sextet oet all 0? the qame5 in quick successioi aid by large mar- as in fieldball t3 secowd h lp of tge season shawed Treat in beth ffpeaae d lefevee. Previous rivala on return wot rack tue Care as tLey had eeen able ,O do in the est3. T 6T.fif'il ' tue seasan with one win and vzf tie to . Their irrrove L, Y. f- 1, 2 f-f,, thel ,nl taelr .- was rather p euereral and ye again can tiff Gnirit. C H S gets two more points Whaml Not so hard ..-w ,. .-- , 1 I 2-ef-1 Baseball fafh V 1eWV an I1 1 e 1 he V L sewa 1 Q Sa P S uad +wat e la eu o 1 ce thaw? was 0 Hradua 1 U c1ass S11 S l'+O act 0. t 15 vfav e afou A thfep SQf10rj who a'D ow D13 u ws Da Lo11er U1tcHer J QC avi' 13WS 31 t Udve 3 1 wo, 5 m P 3 2 L HC OD Q Q u 699' exnef+1v dlV1 G VD ea Un J 1OfC VG sq t1ca1 Plub 1051 squad 13 Q 'ere CFlP Wy 1 v Va v'1 ou 0 D1dQ t1 1m V 1, an 1 covp lfv afv mr ro OJL fkrep lb 1130 1 t181 'Ve DSS 1 ,eaJo OCl1 Q U 8. D O 0 171 ' 1685 ma- 4. MS' NSF' -an ilk. ov- rw Q .as ilu'- -in fl ' -X :nh we 'il' 63.5 :aww 1, M' .sn-fs ff wr-mi-. f-'xi' Ji' at nf . ? ' 'Wi' W 4 s3 A ,A Y. , . 1 , , an . . -V VU J11 1, J 1d f 1 A Q m in ,. F. 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The letters can be obtained by 'lay- ing the total number of halves as there are games in fieldball and bas- ketball for girls, and soccer and basketball and baseball for boys. Cheerleaders must participate for two years before receiving a letter. The star is awarded after the MCH has been obtained for each succeeding year. The purpose of the HCM Club is to provide for student participation in school sports, establish higher standards of character, leadership, scholarship, and school morale. The club also wished to bring about a higher standard of cooperation among the students. A constitution has been written and approved by the members of the MCU Club. As yet, it hasn't been approved by the principal and other authorities. The HCM Club has completed several projects this year. To help out with the financial situation, the members have sold tape which was red and white with a Dragon emblem and Cnestertovn High School in printg sweat shirts which were gray vith Chestertown High School written on them and a Dragon simulated school morale. The sale of the sweat shirts proved to be a great success. The officiers of the HCM Club are as follows: President: Matthew Walsh Vice-President: Tommy Williams Secretary: Pat Carroll Treasurer: Harry Dickerson Publicity Agents: David Smith Delia Ann White W I L L I A M F . S U T T E R General Contractor and Bullder Pullder of the partlally completed CH STLHTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Schley Street NESCOPECK, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone BERWICK A35 56 L 4.1. 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