Dundalk High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

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But in our minds no confusion exists, no excuses for changing the school rings, the tradition- al April prom date, or the regular high school yearbook size. lVe have not been afraid to try something new, to stand up lor a principle in which we believe. Looking over our record, we feel success has been ours in all of our ventures. XVC note with pride the key to this success has been originality. It is to originality that we dedicate this yearbook, in recognition ol' the results it has brought ns in the past and in hopes ol' the accomplishments it will reward us with in the future. PW! ELA HggOT JQHN B 2 AL L OT .1 '953 JQHN BQQLOT Sw JUHN 'M' APRXL X 'I 0 CYD mu li X9 Q X ff 3 A 5 26 -, ss a xo M vs X5 X6 VI X8 X9 '20 '23 '24 '25 26 21 s 4,5-f 7 . .1 ...Q Q .nip-. fa -Q .. 2? if ,gf Q if ig in Tye. NX I . 'W , ,V Q, .If N-f 'G' f'- 7 ,fd I COl'ItCl'1tS . XS TINII-' XYIQXT BX XXII 'IKJ 'I lllf FFT XYI7 SO XYIQ BIQG,-XX 9 if if I and so we began ,, f V :I 5235 3' M ,, , ,Q Q 3 My W , zizgfiffg f ,Q ,gif if, :'V4'fgif7 N ' . A,-,,,f , n M W 'i Yf 4' Tm if ,Q gh: gn 7 ,' 'Qi44 ffg f, ' W 3 iii., V fhemg, ,QJQ 'bf we y,'.,:f,..H.y,:?gi . f E V., 2 . 6 ' is 'ii 4 1. L il 'x . Q3 . 3' .va wi wfIMv3i1?f A .W- RT .9 K Y Q .' x I 4 1 A , P Q Wf x vg, 9 4 o s Q Q 1 0 1 s 1 e'. f 4 I 1 . , 1 a Q 195995 U Av' av 'a .ffl , A A 1 M ,W Y 4. Qi 44 K ,,,. f , if ,. 5: ,K fu X K. x fi. Zy- ix ay 1 7. :zu ..- ,,u.. nos' , -ntl 1111, , ullln..g', 'v'n.n'p' 'ff 53 '1 ' . '.'n'u.g' ' 'J' .K j - v- -.'- 2-:-. 4.0.1 ' ', 0 ',',4, 3 4 Q , .Litas .0 ,'.1 t' ,' .Sf , - '.,,o',,41.Q:o '-'I 0 ','1'- ' VH 'QW .st.1,,q.v:.s.O.zgx ...,t.,g's...a.:.... ..g61.',.o':c,e.Q. o0.',,4o S,o,v.o.:. ov as Q . so9:,..o'o'o,o, ' . 0 Q 'f3.:1 0:6:Q'..' The sale of activity rards was quite a oampaign to the students of Dundalk. Kay XVilson and Don Steelman are typing the names on the rards for distribution. The new revised edition ol' the Slurlenl'.v Handbook wias the talk of the whole school. Looking proudly at their work are Editors Robert Head, Gloria YVolf, and liarllyn Thomas. l l O Giving up the remaining week of their summer vacation to help learning the ropes School daze came early for those of us who helped the faculty prepare for the annual influx of eager September scholars. Groups of early birds, clad in dungarees, plaid shirts, and shorts, invaded the school one week before they were officially expected to be present. Big wheels on the Student Council were faced with a seemingly never decreasing stack of activity and an- nouncement cards to fill out and sign. with last minute preparations are Donna XXX-lkers, Yera Allerton, amd Carrnel Clolamlt-r'. on H DEW CHITIPUS The live stall rrremlrers of the lrzrndhook staff, under the direction ol Nlrs. Disney, worked throughout the summer to produce zr hetter puhliczrtion. Septerrrher' first lound tlrerrr with nothing left to do hut distribute the litmli. Owl lfditor Bet' Marsh and her staff niet at intervals during the summer to find out 'Awlrzrt's new in order to luring out their journal on the first day of school. Tezrclrers and students joined ideas to plan original, eye-catching hulletin hoards. The results were pleas' ing and added ar brighter look to the classrooms. ft-D v -J ,..H .,-is Ilokes on a hot summer' night seemed to promote inspiration for' liexerly Nlzrlsh and Shirley lYeirrrer' as they prepare for the first ition of the Un-I. V',U' S- .tw , W ' ,Wm ,V It was not just the smile with which he greeted us much deeper than thzit. llc was one of our most loy supporters :it all ol' our gxunes. He was always willing to take time from his husy schedule to discuss with us prohlerns or future plains, all of which prove he was jhlifi fill ig, 1 Q- ---aq 1-' l tint llllll llmner O. lilsert th d l cl i I Cl i as we passed hnn in the halls. His friendliness went I 'al ii til - Esta A- ' 1 ' F353 ff if .Q it genuinely interested in eztch of us. lVe can truly sary Nlr. Horner Elseroad made our hiffh school veurs hetter :ind more nrofituhle with his 5 , l guidance and leadership. To complete ll very mpzthle adininistrative staff, Nlr. Sznnuel lirown worked :is vice-principal. ln spite ol' the unpleasant pxirt of his ioh, that of disciplining us whenever we got out of hand, we fxnne to zip- prectizrte Xlr. llruwn gas xi prguticxtl psxcliolugist who could rngike us recognize our errors :ind determine to correct them. lfrmn our nssmizitimr with hint as it sponsor and vice-principal. we han e most roneenial nieniories. lv .Q l 2 Xnt- print ip.il Sxnnutl Hr: fwn XYC could always count on Miss Eleanor Thomas and Mr. Mel Roth to help us with our personal problems We respected their knowledge and profited front helpful suggestions. .Xbox 1- thev are pictured helping Bcttv Nemslck they made our C7 C27 I. Top rout Mis. Anna Huey and Mr. Rob- ert lones. Second rnzu: Miss YVanda Mid- dleton and Miss Dolores Yingling. Third rnzv: Miss Catherine Finfera and Mrs. Doelfel. tasks seem brighter What's necessary to have a successful school? 'We found that it definitely takes more than students and teachers Much thanks and appreciation go to those members of the administration who have helped us outside of the classroom. Mrs. Huey's friendly smile brightened the reserved atmosphere of our library. Always ready with a good recommendation, she tried hard to get us to read in- teresting books and magazines. The financial support of the P.T.A. enabled us to acquire many things needed to make our school career more profitable and pleasant. Under the leader- ship of Mr. Robert hlones, president, the P.T.A. was one of the most active groups in school and com- munity life. Patience was the main virtue of Miss Delores Ying- ling and Miss XVanda Middleton. It was not easy for them to perform the different office duties required of good secretaries and answer the inquiries of every stu- dent who visited the office each day. Mrs. Finfera's cheerful disposition was the best cure for any ailment we ever had. However, in very serious cases, her training as a registered nurse proved to be invaluable. Every day Mrs. Doelfel was faced with a seemingly endless rush of hungry people. Those of us who ate in the cafeteria were always pleased with the variety of food she had so skillfully planned. l3 :UK PQ Quick, watch that pin! XVhose got the tacks? You're standing on my picture! Out of such utler chaos Dan Gibson, Bill Carroll, Gail Lee, and Nancy Campbell succeed- ed in putting up several artistic bulletin boards for their personal and social problems classes. Locating places on the map wasn't as easy as most geography students thought it would be. Bob Kroll demonstrates his map reading ability by locating Stockholm, Sweden, with lit- tle trouble. Sf' Onida Ralhnver, jack Nlarck, Doris Miles, Harold llc-arson. Doris XYL-bslci, and'Nfc'l Koch, not pictured. 'Ns-NN ix gi X into the dim past fl ,Lf tx x S i . In 5 's c N ' - F 'MQPKW' Nyflvdgh 5 -u-., L Because history offered the most frequent op- portunities for field trips and group work, it proved to be one of our most exciting and lively courses. Physically we went to lVashington and Philadel- phia. Mentally we toured the whole world, but found our problem at home biggest. lVe discovered ourselves as individuals governed by drives and emotions that we learned to recognize and control. Through discussion, research, and first hand in- vestigations, we came to know ourselves so thoroughly that we felt confident facing the future career we had decided we could pursue successfully. versed people XVe covered Hamlet thoroughly. XYe tame to realile just how tomplitated a short story really is. lYe studied appositives, torrect verb tenses, and hundreds of xocabulary words. The abundant amount of good literature. the wide range of votalnilary. spelling, and grznnmar drills insured our covering something that appealed to each of us. The profund thinkers in our class were thrilled with the works of Khayam, Shelley, and Shake- speare. 'Iihe creative writers were Challenged with numerous essay and short story' assignments. All of us learned to express our own opinions: we came to tolerate the ideas of others although our views and beliefs often differed. . I WO I. I f Every man dreams of plaxing Hamlet, but few are given the chance Ronnie Wartman had to portray Hamlet before his linglish class. He was actompwanied in this dramatic venture by Annette Spessato as the fair Ophelia. Senior Latin II students murdered the language while trying to rexixe it. Howeier, Mrs, Cierardi certainly kept them on their toes with frequent drills and tests. Bill Meusel, Bill XVendling, and Mary Perrott begin an assignment with a flourish. Q7 Margaret Disney, Gloria Gerardi, james Kleman, Victor Kotulak, jack Smith, Elmer Xfalker, and Margaret Puls not pictured, ,1- KVeston Dean. Abraham Dohner, Haven Kolb, Dora NIcCnne, Jen- nings Moore, XVilliam Oberle, and Sarah Smith, not pictured. solve and check No two subjects assumed more importance than science and mathematics, both in everyday life and our school life. Formulas and fundamentals crowded our minds as highlights of the academic struggle. Projects and proofs were our main con- cern. Through the jungle of numbers, we managed to achieve solutions. Biology posed many problems and solutions for us as puzzling sophomores. Our scientific minds grasped at the elements of chemistry and physics. Solutions and densities were the key words of the subjects. XVe left the scientific world behind with a better understanding and value of its principles. Those trig projects were hard enough to make, but when we had to figure them out and explain them - thal's when the trouhle began. Here Bob Owen, Norman Weaver, and .Xnn johnson attempt to explain the weird trigometrie de- signs adorning Nlr. Ohm-rle's window sill. 1+- lalporatoiy was a welcome escape from the traditional phy- sits work. Weighing and measuring water was one of the important phases. llere Carl Irwin and Marne Larson are in the midst of such an experiment. talented fingers Seniors trained in our business department are qualified to accept jobs with the most exacting re- quirements imaginable. They have been taught to work efficiently, speedily, and accurately. XVhat more could a businessman expect from his secre- tary? Access to the uiost upeto-date office machinery increased our opportunities for learning and widen- ed our experiences. The variety of courses offered helped us to prepare thoroughly for our futures. XVC had to learn the fundamentals of business 7? 5.3 if joseph Cialegreo, Robert liuglish. XVilliam Romig, Halter Snyder, William XVakc-field, and Nlarv Reed, not fiirlured. math and basic typing techniques before we were allowed to go on with Shorthand I and Typing II classes. Bookkeeping never ceased to be a head- ache. We knew, however, we needed it and work- ed diligently. Learning to manipulate the iarious types of adding machines and electric typewriters was part of our required office train- ing. Contributing to the industrious hum of the business department are Caroline I.aBonte, Ethel Colbert, in row one and Margie Bethke, Shirley Rau, and Kathleen Hyde, row two. In order to gain prattical office experience, commercial stu- dents worked in the personnel office. Here Geraldine Ever- hart transciibes ht-r shorthand notes as Florence 0'Bara types. This will enable them to adjust themselxes to an office upon graduation. lixclyn Perkins tops tlic ball in the direction of Nat Campbell. its llllilllltl' gills' basketball class gets underw Physical education classes were a favorite with most of us, for it gave us a chance to let off all the pent up energy accumulated during less active classes. Smaller classes were possible this year, giving all students a greater opportunity to enter into a variety of seasonal sports. Social dancing mingled with square dancing lessons relieved the monotony of indoor gymnastics during the long winter months. The thud ol soccer balls, swish of basketballs, slap ol' vollevballs, and wliif of the archer's arrows were made more enjoyable by the unscheduled happenings in the shower room. Hygiene was briefly covered, and Coaches Grantz and Siegert made sure that first aid was studied. Our physical self evaluations will surely prove beneficial in later years. hail and heart The bov's gxm class gets into full swing as Lambert Laura returns a serve in a volleyball game. C37 ts lx X 4. Iwi! to right: Nlrs. Claudenia Ilurgemeister, Xliss Merle lining, Nir. XYillaid C-rantz. and Nh. Harry Sicgcrt. practical people l,Cl'liCKllllg their skills as lIUl'll'llll painters are Nlike Hurley ll ll 'll'kf 'N- and list-lin Shagenzi. 'Ihis is only one of the many stimula- ting proicrts zittetnptet ' 1 1 t l 1 l in .dnnt 1 .it. -G' Y L' vo f. '1 wavx 1 x Q Xtlllllll Long, Shiilex Kl'lllllL'I, linnnzt Lowery, Joan Lau and l.ol1ist- Koporet :ire huss at woils prepzning one of their tasty' dishes. 'lhc-se girls will suit-ls know their business as future The art, music, hoine economics, and industrial ztrt department seein to function on the szune basic idea thztt Il Creative niind expressing itself through ninihle fingers cztn produce wonderous results. lixeryone in the school rznne to ztppreciztte the work ol the 2il'l students. Their oil paintings dis- played in the corridors, their zirtistiti show case and poster displays, their ingenious touches in nu- merous hulletin hoztrds :ill helped to inuke our life more pleasant. The hoine ec students lllIll1tll!t'tl us hs filling the ztir with odors ol delec tatlmle loods. lt was not often that they would lllllil with their culinary inztster- pieces, but when we rould tztlk them out ol 11 hot sticky hun or :tn ULillllClll cookie - Ulllllllllll, whztt artists Wits itll we could CXtl1lllll. l'lsit'l'il1Il,l-l11ss1'lllt1.11l. l ncillt- llill. l-xtflxn llntton, jgnnvs I ll1'llllL'l,R. Rtissoinanido, Lllltl lohn XX iight. 3 it looked and felt like a new school YVe resented tl1e presence of tl1e junior high, scornecl Illl'lIl zmcl wonclerecl if tl1ey would ever give tl1e school buck to its 1'igl1tl'ul ow11ers. Al- though we were ztlwacys reztcly witl1 scores of C0111- plz1ints ztbout them, we never thought they would tz1ke 11s seriously z1ncl 111ove o11t. By September l, we were strictly senior high. It Wits goocl to know we would be running tl1ings l'0lllfJlClCly. But were we c':1pz1ble of cloi11g tl1e job? Cloulcl we lilly 111ore :ic-tivity cztrcls, ztncl sell IHOIAC Ill2lg'2illIlC subseriptions, attend tl1e gznnes and root for Olll' teams, take P. T. A. notices home and buy May Fair boosters :incl balloons. li1'lm1': XYL- luke o1e1' tl1e cz1l'ete1'iz1. l.llllKllIllllC is lllC most lllllllllkll' time of ll1e clay for the seniors beeause it is so llllitlllllillllt' ziboul ll1e clz1s's occ'11r1'e11c'es. 'lihe l'YL'CllCllI food, wl1ic'l1 was Ill'l'IJlll'Cil unclei' tl1e clirection of Mrs. Doefell, tl1e clielitizm, put us i11 tl1e right 111oocl for fun :incl conversation. Of course, we c'oulcl l1z1ve just left things as they were :incl not botl1erecl to Illlllil' 11p for tl1e loss of tl1e lllClllSll'lOllS l1z1ll' ol' our st11cle11t bocly. lYe llllll Z1 choice of doing eitl1er of two thi11gs: supporting all school C'2iIlllJ21lg'IlS vigorously, or sne- ril'ic'i11g ztll recrezttional :incl scgholastie aclvantrtges. lt wus up to us. lVe mztcle tl1e right c'l1oic'e. XVe clicl the job well and provecl we coulcl meet the Sl2lllLl1lI'LlS required of 11 senior high school. 'T' Q F V 3 'zfspfil lt' ,J 9 4 '-4 1 if -as Righl: We had six graders way up on the third llnorf You can almost read thc sixth graders' mindb as thu' peek in at the Almighty Seniors who are COIlIl!'lll0llSlf fmwning upon them. It certainly was great being a senior. ,K f.. Above: Senior rehearsals were always cnthusiaatically attend ed on Tuesday and Tliursdays. These rehearsals helped pre pare us for the long awaited graduation day. 'J 4, s., ...+int 2l Ihug xx IN no Iongu ans mul lu push xoulself to the nut c ass lhf. ellmlnillcm of lhg jumm hugh made hall traxel nu sa I mmx scum lu hke H118 suuau ms 1 o md N1 Cm 1 1 ,- if N 1 I lklllg mba xl ll 1 lux sul 1 pusu1s1xL mclhoc s mc IL um billl' mms Nllbwllplll ls 'lhc Yalxilx clllljl!lLJ'NI.lIl1l u.1N1l Illlllllllllk JHIlLllliUll ul uhh 11-.flh 1111.-xml Ihr umk Xliw lhg- xtblikl gzumw. Il MAN cgilmhlx lllli hy uhm lIll'IIllM'lN W1..sIw Iulllw 1:1 uh the' lim. 22 lhllli' mhxh 4-V xlmh ni 1 'JN l X1 Boat Clatonnillcn was thc cry of Qtudcnts at the first pep rally hcltl in the auditorium prior to the xarsitv soccer game. Senior Glen Nlacllnngal sparked the cheering with his colorful signs. U 1 i , fs in W 4 i JZ A X15 t s ' v- Yictory is in thc air, Ht-fied on high by joe Mayhew, Ronnie XVartman helps to show the winning spirit whirh makes a team. Lrfl lu right: H, Hillmcy, l'. Nlcaghcr, R. Lcndcrmzin. X. Sam- uels, I. Nlunxki, B, Knovrlcinc. and l,. l'iiwc'hcll. a 23 ' l 'Q ,. Vice-pr'f.sident C. Irwin , in , is TrcrLs1n'cr P. Legg Prrfsiclent R. Vincent Ah A illonilor Liaison SefVf'f'U'V I J, latang-lla SOM-ers K. Vlilstill we governed Under the administration of President Richard Vincent, the adoption of a system of committees aroused new interest and efficiency within the Stu- dent Council. The Council worked hard to pro- vide activities which the student body would enjoy and support. Vice Principal Brown was the group's adviser. The judicial branch of the Court functioned very effectively. Being summoned before the Stu- dent Court was no laughing matter. Condemmed students were usually impressed with the fairness demonstrated during the trial. Chief Judge Richard Hill and his associates studied each case carefully. Mr. Pearson was court sponsor. The school monitors represented the long arm of the law. Fulfilling the job of a monitor meant more than coming to class late and leaving early. Utter confusion would have prevailed without the ever-present, capable monitors, who worked under the supervision of Mr. Calogero and Mr. English. Council members xlanrling Irfl In right: Sponsor Mr. Brown, man. Palanella, xlkllkfllllll Nltlntxre, Hell. llillilfi VIIIVZ M1lgCC, Sl13gCIl1l. Kelly, Fellley, Phillips. Loudon, Cordon, Nlayl1ew,XX'ilson,Haggerty,Qlolinson,Young. Nlcuscl. lfourlll lieorntvet, Follan. .S'f'r1lc'rI1111ckrozc: Ifulgrum, XYhite, Foster, H1717 lilllv. ll'RlllCl'llfPlfl'l'- Ullllt Hifi' 'Y 3 llhlll- I-022- Ankeny, Dausinger, Keller. Sfffonrl rout Robinson, Sll'L'l- 5lilll'l, PY ,, . ourselves wisel Dimk :xml Cmu arc cntlmsizxslic' about lhnn posxuom .ls lhicf iusxiccw. l'mlcr thc direction of Nix Pmlson 3 thc Iwo lmys wc that ouch um' is lriccl fu C-uilly or not guilty. That is what the Iwclvc judges of thc student Court must mlcfimlc. I.f'fl Io right: Seatfli, ll. Kohl, D. Slam-Imam. ll. Dull, S. Flan- agan. CL, Wmncr. R. Hill. l'. Manger, I.. lhxcwclmcl, -I. llunuslmk, and J. Sha- gc-nn. lhu jwln ul thc lmmilln uns himl :mil llllll'lS'LlIlllllg. Il wanxft Allman can lu km-vp thz- Ullllllxlllll llmvn lu Ll mini- mum. Sralrrl lr!! In rixghl zur: ll. killing, S. lluxlxlluxl, N. l,mlNcmx, NI. C-zmlnm. l,llll'll4'llli. D l'clcxs. llllwn. XI. Xxllvlll, Nlfzmlzrzg iff! In , . 'IQflf flfr: Nix. Culugclln, I.. Xlllllllllh. I lllllflftblll, N. Iauuw. ly Iflllilllll. D. llglgzl. ly l41sl1c'r.l'..Nl1gl1I. li. k11hx.X. llmwlh. S. xxlllllllllh. null Xlr. Pllgllxll. Q I7 A v. Tuny BOIlllZ, Hurwy liramlau, Rulmcll Head. jolmny AQla1'ilz1, and joel Bailey gave an surpriyc perfom1:n1cc which pleased all of Dun- mlz1lk's Ilogpatclmmx. 'I'l1c music ui thc Out-House Five was hilznious: the audin-me dmnamlecl mum cncores, frollcklng to the rustle q lax Xlic 1 a s xx ul c U uct: It was 3 of dr leaves 1,3114 N 5 my l Alu Iuuluman Seems p to hum :cum K3plLllCtl ln sum The brisk drilling weather and lallmg leaves were the proper setting for the gay events of our full social season, the tlzinc-es, foothzill gzunes, and lhainksgiving feaists. 'l'he :nomar ol aornstzilks :incl rzuulv nipples, the hila- rious laughter :is the Out House Five entertziinetl, :intl the thoosing ol' our llogpzttchers were the high- lights ol our annual Szulie Hawkins clzince. Victory was IJlUlilllllllCll lmv l,illi1in Hllztisv Hue Glover, :ts she cluiniecl the hnntl ol Rex I.i'l Abner Lenclerinaui. Even Richgirtl Honest Abe Vincent nclcletl to the noise :intl laughter ol the evening, playing the role ol the new Yokuin lmliv. 'I'he hoisterous cheers ol the Duntlzilk High School rooters were lu-gml zihove :ill else nt the Steel Bowl gzune. 'lihe lluntlzalk Y lootlmall tezun coinpetetl with the Spxunrows Point division lor the honorzirv Steel Bowl ehiunpionship. Queen Put l.egg, zilong with her court, proudly rep- resentenl llunclnlk High as she reigned over the tradi- tional Steel liowl clzinee, lfighl: Xtlnulive l'zu Legg patiently awaits the exmiting and thrilling moment when she will he crowned lJululailk's Sleel Bowl Oneen liollom: Naincv Ciznnphell, Izulvie Nleathein, Yirginizi llezinmn, Snllv Flzlnaigan, :intl Clznol Burton show how niulh lun vou tzln have while mletomling lor il Sadie Hawkins liance. Q XJ '-S 2, YJ i - J Q2 .ax ,.4- Q ,i of -. s 'N-1' 1 N f' I 'V .1 , 4 J 1 C 3 -' ,' r 1 1 32 ' ' rg , 'f -sf 4 5, ,L -4 Alek, . ,, 'P ', 'Quin - l'fff's .P -55251 ' - '37 , we , ,u mf Tire .4 . .s ig Q -e 1 gl -l is 'f3 zn' i ' 'H ' ,VAL X L V W4 fy is K: Y .3 . '- ', 5 x ,Q l . lei Wa .fip f I 'W J fy, 1' V' js .4 If ' Q Q ,S ?k.wrQi'g g , Q L ' nf- r ,ALYBQ 'V lr, , ' I 3 3441? X sg' , 'f,.e'f-5 fi? L , uf: .1 ri' .fAA7'iWl',f R Q we wifi' . -V..i,s, W --Q-, .1 -..,, .N f l seigert's bootin' eleven The hardfighting '54 Owls finished the season with Al wins, I tie, and Ll losses, to capture fourth place in the county standings. ..l . Y Q U Q IJUNIJALK OPPONILNIT Fourteen seniors and four juniors comprised the . . . 0 Y squad, wluch provided the fans with many oppor- ' Poll 4' 'A tunities to cheer. The scoring parade was led by l City . seniors Rex Lenderi-nan and Ron Ankeny, with 0 Cuwmyillc A1 and 3 goals respectively. 4 I , . . . 3 Franklin Starting the season off with a heart breaker 1n a I-0 loss to Catonsville, the Owls hounced hack to a I 5IP1'1'V0WS P01111 3-l victory over Franklin in their second game. 2 Nfillifnll Mill Y' dhe 1,1111-Y.lJftll2'lStCCl a strong defense. As Coach 0 Towson Seigert put it, On the whole we had a successful season. The defense was our strong point, and with 0 Kenwood more offense we could have gone further. -1 Hereford Q i, F 3 i N'!g G , Q 4 . Vg, . is y A f d f n I L ,1 if .X ' ii . 1 xy joe Mayhew Louis Pueschel Ronald .Xnkeny Norman Samuels Halfback Fullbllfk Center Goalie Q ,. il . ..,V 1 Rex Lenderluan llalflmck ri 4 9 rp-gr T5 , III if M' v H 1 - Z.. . LzJ9'f . , 'HW' i .mf V I , , n , , A gr: i , 1 X' Ajziflff f's5i, ' ev'..'7M Licinlv ' ' v . ' Harvey WViltsey Ronald .Xnkeny and jim Tanner rushed the goalie. at Ilundalk is. the Point. Fullbatk 28 Team uncmlmvrs Inj: Vorr, lffl In riglfl: fiiilllll R, gl'igL'll, Sha- um-lx. R, While. I'2lIllll'I. l.. l'11c'sml1cI: fini ww: L, XX'cnnc1', R. Illl, K. NIIIIISIH, R. Dculxrux, IR. Kuncxlinc, X11lfhl'W, S. Rich- xxviilkllllllll, Il. Willwx. R. l.4'IlllL'llllllIl, R. Xnkc-ny, IS. llClIlll'l'iUll. md, lllLlll2lgt'l'Q mzrlrllr mmf l'11t:mL'll:l, l'. xlL'llgi'l, I N. Sum- S. ff Pat Nlcughcr ' 'Q A wx-.1-5 -1 '- - .14 X, '3JKz ' r f-u jam l lImL'lI.1 .Ami Khin XXUIHVI mic Ligillllil I mm xlllq im H11 hull Hux n'l'llHl7llI'k 'Ilumiulk mi I-ll? u 'llN'l Rulmlrl H2111 1 IH lIl2illX X14 llll lfw. in! -di' iw ,N I4 it I mnbc Irw' GSH QQ ' 4 -A ,Hain J i. Iling Iikn H119 hid M 1 'a he I ll III Ill 1' ' H1 lim ll2HLllll'Hii 'HI' Uutxiflf- lmifle n,,l,,,1,- 29 v E.. . so .fu 4 xd- + S'9v hr 1 LI ,.n.I'1X,' IM W 5 11' The graduating members of the team gather around Coach Burgemeister alter they had played their last game for the DHS squad. Slruzrlirzg left lo right are: Jeanette Sowers .Xnn Magee. Sally Flanagan, and Cloarh Burgerneister. liollum mzu: 'loan Woml and Elaine McCartney. swift stick swingers Dl'NlJ,XI.K OPPUNIQNFI 2 Clzttrmsville ,,,,,,,, 6 .1 Ifranklin 6 I Sparrmvs Point 2 I 'fmrson 41 I NIiII'0rcI Nlill 2 I l llerelorcl 2 'Ihe I'ointt-us' ilelense ami the Owls' lrnwaul line are restricted to 9 Ri v the 23 yzml line as Sarah Siller makes ull with the hall on a ' flmflfffl 2 penalty bully, 'lhe goalie has mi alt-lense against Sarah's iletcr- 3 .XIUINIII 0 mint-tl thire. '51 HzQQffifJxii,i i9f:s4Ht 'rl .. of I- - 1 . - - I - -' il f'-5 .lk YY After twentv tninules of l'XIl2lllNIIllg plax, eww Iblilll mt-mhex tlrmrmuglllx t-njuu the hall time traclitifmn ol eating UliliIlgl'N. I ' I .X1ilClx 11lllAK111I1g fl few rough sl1111s 111 111e 1JL'g1l1Il1llg 111' 111e s011so11, our 11-11111 I11'111'1i0e11 1111111 111 11111i01'0 l101'10111i1111. 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I111111111111' Klan. 32 planning tomorrow's activities tocla The class of '56 started out in high gear. They got rolling ' with The Big l'ayolif, a dance they had to give because they lost the activity card sales contest. f Under the guidance of -Iames Laubheimer and XValter Sny- der, co-sponsors, the class looked forward to a great year. The outcome of the election produced a group of competent officers. The class held a Christmas party. Dancing, gift grabbags, and the selecting of a king and queen made a most enjoyable evening. Plans were made for a class activity in April, with a talent show during intermission. President Bob Xugust proudly displaxs one of beautiful Christmas decorations sold ln the Sophomore C lass R. Abramowski, A. Abramowski - fi J. Adams, I Kd H AI Y .V ams, . . - bert, D. Alford, R. Amoss, D. Ana drews. Angus, A. Ankenv. F. .-Xpperson, R Ard. .X. .Xrnholt er. D. Xtkins. R August. .X. Bag lione, D. Haier C. Baier. C. Btail ey, NI. Bailev. .-X. Baird. R. Balliet. C Barr. B. Basara, C Bauersfield, R. Bearry. N f. x Beasley, R. Bt-rlell. R '- 7 Bell. I.. llengough. C. Beornt vet, R. llc-rgcnhmk. N Blosser, Booker, B. Bos ora, li. lloxsc, XY. Bowl D. llradstotk, ,,, Q s l 'X R. IYAIIIIZI, R. Ilz111iclcl1k, C. Ilzuis, IJCZIII, Ik'If1'z111k, D. IJcl.iI1c'1':1, S. Dicikcns, J. Dichl. C. DiI'iclr0, R. Drccsc, N. Duf- ficld, IJIIIIIOII, C. I-Ilmcr, J Edwards, B. Iillinglon, J. Iilling- ton. E. Enright, P. I-Iv:111s, I.. Fields J. Finley, J. Ifishcny IQ, l luI1r,, R. Fricdel, L. Ifryc. Bragg, Ii. Brock, N. Ilruya V. Bugu, D. Bulko, C. Burk- hardl, R. lhxkorsky, R. lhldov- sky. CI. nllIIIg1Il'IICI, IQ. Burns, V I311ssc11i11s, J. I!111cl1ko, NI. But- Icr, Il. CZIIIIJJIDCII, J. Ciznnpbell li. Capcllo. Ii. CIl:1:1r, R. Clclzm. .X. Cole man, CUICIIIZIII, 'If firms, C Crow, R, Crlllcllficld, M ITXIIIIII. R. Ifulglmum. I-I. Calbusicri, R C.z1lh11sicri, NI, fQ2il'IllICl', A Gloxcr, l'. Ilocllkc, R. I-oocls, J KQOOIISOII. N, Cfmlrnx, IJ. fIOI'I'lIf', CI KZITJCIIIIIYSRI, ID. Gmsscup, R ClllII1IIl'. I. Cvllllmlc, ll. II:1gz1, NI. Hag QCIIX. IS. II11111111111I1c-1', CI, H-z11'riQ W, IIz111is, S. llz11l111z1l1, XY. Huw kim. B. Hmclton. II. Henson, M IICYICI, II. Ilcwill, Y. Hilton, I.. Hochlmnw. l-1. llntchins, M Jackson. R. Jznnicn. IJ. Jcnkinx, B. John- son. li, Joncx, il. Jonvs. II. Jones, I.. Jollvx, I'. JUHLN. If. Jordon. X. Rance, J. Iicllv, M. Rcllv, R. Kcllcv, Kite, I-1. Knight, J. Knighf. of' J. MacKenzie, R. Mzlgalski, D. Mainvillc, J. Munmillcr, D. Manning. M. Manning. I-'. Mar- tin. R. Martin. CI. Mnwha-. I.. Nizmcy, X. Matt Iwwx. R. Matrox. S. Miner, M xIKf'LlllIl'X, Il. Mclfxmg IV. Mc Iznll. Mrflvc. R. MQKVQH-l', Mt Kinm-x, J. MmI.corI, J. McI.cnn l'. M4l.c-un. R. McI.vznv. S. Mc Nuhh. 9 D. Kolpcr, B. Kramer, M. Kran tz, CZ. KuIn1r,S. I.annni, I., I.anc J. Imngfonl, D. I.zn1 M. I.aupaQ, I.. Lee, M. Lcisher C. Lewis, Il. Lister, R. I.itllc ton, B. Lock, S. Lockzlmy. I. Infkctt, P. Long, Y. Lopez I.. London, .L Ludwig, B Lutz, M. I.ul1, B. MacKenzie. L 3 .y f I I fs, 4. Q'-, 9 XJ A Ph lps J Phillipe S Pcir son, B. Podgurski, C. Pody. J. Pospisil, B. Powell, R. Powell. D. Price, R. Pryor, XV. Pryzhy- lowicl, .L Pugh, I Pusey, YV. Racz, N. Rzrschka, B. Ray. C. Redman. J. Rcdemann. R. Rome, Y. Reinecke, T. Rein- hart, C, Ridenour, B. Rillie, J Roberts. C. McWilliams, P. Mengle, E Michael, M. Might. Miller J. Morgan, D. Morris, J. Moser R. Mossa, R. Mullcnnax, C Mullineaux, C. Nlusscr, D Myers, R. Myers, J. Nicol, J Nowell. M. Piacifico, F. Paul, .L Pen- smith, S. Perkins, Rf. Pcrseghin G. Persinger, D. Peters, P. Peters J. Robinson, J. Rodenherg, F Rowling, R, Rouhough, P. Ruh- lc, B. Ruby, V. Rurklc, B. Rush- ford. R. Ruth, T. Sandusky, G. Sauers, R. Savage. R. Schneider, J. Schneider, J. Schulti, NI. Sch- weiger. XV. Schweiger. XV. Schwinn, R Scott, P. Seifert, S, Gunter. R. Sheesley, R. Shepherd, R Shifflet. M. Shive. B. Sigler, D. Simnno- vich, B. Simmons, li. Simpson, NI. Sinclair. E. Smith. V. Smith. D. Snitler. B. Snvtlcr, D. Snyder. S. Sonntag, D. Southcrlzintl, A. Spessato, R. Stash. K. Stztnk. H. Staton, Stephens, B. Stevenson, M. Stevenson, K. Strough, K. Stun-key, R. Szc- zechowiak, Tallon. -,. C. XVells, D. XS'heeler, L. XVhite, N. XVhite, F. XS'ieteha, N. YVille- ford, L. Williams, M. Williams. J. XYilson, NI. XVilson, C. XVine- bcrg, B. XK'inter, CL. XYinter, C Wisneski. 'lf Wistlantl, B. XYol: ford. R. XN'ootl, E. XVooth'um, B. XYuorineu, 'I'. Yulvztf, D. Young, T. Yusko, Nl. lantlarski, D. linkhaln. ff 1. 'Q 2 - ,gfyxr 'f H. Tamassia, H. Tankersley, J Tanner, R. Taylor, R. Teets, S Tesh, G. Thomas, T. Tolson. B. Turker, M. Tucker, B. Tur- ner, B. llntlerwoocl, M. Unrue WV. Vantlyke, Vesper, YV. Vet ICT. R. Vossler, J. WValker, M. Vlal terhoefer, J. H'arren, XVart m-an, B. XVeaver, W'ebber, C Welker. as time went by Q , I A '1 I 1 U3 Wifi n .1 H.: 3456 If fi! ' sd Ii 53 xL3292O 24252 33 W,' ,. O L-.,, lv A I 2 3 J S 6 2 Sf? 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Smith. lllllll' Iblblllllllllfbll ul lhl' Imlglx Qlllllg iii lilllcs llllllg i Rzllllillg :lull 1'LlXll1g llllllllglltllll lllC Clllilf' allow. l1JCkLllll'llix llciiloilxllgiliimx ill gillvl lilbll, ii s - ' ,M V, N46 Q 4 ov- Nll, XX lllll'NlIll'. lhcllrl' kimwll to :ill his slurlcnls as Mr. Smith. lQ'Nllll'N unilfmizllilx in his wlil-1-llhzlii' lllfflllgllfllll the play, llllllllllgll, an wc llislmcr lull-r, hc is lmlv pil-lrnlling I0 be 41 llilgihlv lu wzllk. qi . i:mmA Ill EXtEISlS ADE0 ,',, RM K X i . . 'IX f i T -nw ight I 1 f I .4 K ,,V, 1 L fYMwf7.Q.., K f5Qf:M-is 'V I 46 ft gets 'TZ?'Til5i4 M i 'K 1 we honored Hi birth in song and story Fall slipped into Christmas. We talked freely about what we wanted Mom and Dad to give us for Christmasg there was no longer any need to impress little seventh graders with Santa Claus. We knew there couldn't be a Saint Nick, for he had brought no tremendous snow storm to close school early. Impatiently we waited until the twenty-third of De- ra '2 Cember, tht- day the vziczttioii would begin. livery moment ol' the day we talked, worked. sang, ate, and thought Christ- mas. The spirit was every where from the Principal's office to the basement band room. 'lilicn linully it czuuc. lht- one Clhristnias gilt the school had to give to everyone, the traditionally beautiful Christ' mas assembly and our vzitattioii. Tujn jfivlzlwz At Cllmristnmzls time the art cle- PZITIIIICIII emmtrilmutecl muflx to the mlccom- llfbll ul' lhe School. Jlifhllr: Put Lame :mrl Ken Stinex' mll at- lenlinm In the cilll'lillll1lS Dzmce wlximh is tm- llllllllllll :ll lmlllllllllk. Itnllmni Glittering Iinwel Zlllll ll Izlngv pine mlm' filled the lulmln' :ls cllll'lSIlIl1lS llUllll1lyS xipprrmclieml. Tofu left: Portraying the p1ll'lS of angels are Vivian Hilton, Cicrlrmle XvZlllCl'N, Ruby Crutchfielcl, Billx' Louise Cirken. and Ann llzlgliune. Thcylformeal ll vital part of the nnpressive ceremony. Imlrmn left: With the music be-ing provided In the Glee Club and the lahleaux by our Ilunnulics Class, we 9llCl'CCKlCll in presenting a lllllg'lllfll'l'llI plfllllt' uf the birth of Ilie Christ mllilcl. It ,.. 'IRI TMA mic 9 021 lil 15, . qwfl 1 I, f--x 3 : If ha -V iff R Z' xk ,f ,W 1 Q X, f- C,-. f ,-. 1- 1 Q. yywsxc 97 'H DEBO NAW5 , . . ,mf xfx' V CC. 'Zi' xff-'S 1,..f-.lg mg-.. f i X lillg VSENT MEMBERSHIP C x,,. i J l 1 fb-fd H-, - -' Na SX. u xf':s':g 5- WQYQ ' - 'mf K :xi i t 'l'5'2 the best da s of the week y s ' . H5 'fi N5 . K Q xf . 1 --M '--7 . ,.4-' .r,I3 4-.1 XYL' lUICI'Llll'tl sthmsl lin' than Ll wctfk. Hut wt' lcullx Iiwtl fm' wcvkvntle. --3 Note thc- vnlhusiamn with whith Kun nm! loc- ffm lrfly wt out fm' a date .xi j :mtl thc ll'lll4Illlltl' tlfrlffzrj with which thvy pant nftct ll wolltlcxlttl lilHllkl'. gli :- nmmic, or Imglskvthztll jllllllf. A y T 'A A I,f'fl: qtrcngtll, 1LlPlIH'lllIllK'l1l, :mtl hlllDI?illl'iN Llwllil Nttflllilll SIIIIHICIS within y thc tinmx ui St. Ritnk Church. ' an W j... .. x Iinllnm: Smut' ulg IIN timi it hulphll tu alta mn wmk togvthrr rztlhvt' than .Q - hy m11'sa-In-s an xllll 111111 Hill gnc' tluiug, .-Xlthuugh tumctsgttion ztntl telc- , 'Q xision tclnptt-tl tht-ln, they Lvpt :tt tht-in lingliwh. M .NV A X . V: .jfkiyw ' K t I ' t 4 N sf 5 ,. ' y Mi 5 4 ' x Ai A ' K E V r , ' . 2 .Q 8 . ,Z ty hy 1 in kffffi Q .L I ,- , .Q 'plz I ANT' tl' 1 as ga if ' J fx x ' 55 , . 3-, 'b A . , lVhen this year's Coach Merle Ewing Called for recruits, the turnout brought many new faces on the Court. The next weeks were spent in grim practice, learning skills and funda- mentals. By Christmas the team was pirked, and the Owls were ready to start the season. Not defeated by their first loss to Catonsville, Dundalk, led by Captain Aleanette Sowers and high scorer Kay XVilson, tallied to take Hereford in a very close but exeiting game. 'Ihrough the rest of the season, the girls played with genuine enthusiasm for the game. Although there was Con- siderable depth on the bench, the team suffered from the lack of experience. The juniors and sophomores will have a great foundation to build on for the future. Abowf: .lean Crow fllj takes the ball from opponent as Carol Phillips and Jeanette Sowers guard other players. ladies of the hardwood court Belme: Taking time out before their last' game are members of the team and Nliss liwing, lt looks like lun to play basketball. . 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I, A 11111111 gn ls ,1 4 U l11+1l11' 1'l'll1 X1'11Ii11 I'4'Ill11L'N f111' 1111' 111111 1111 Ll illlllll, 11 1111111 kll1XSll11l1 l1L lllxl 11111 1111 111 X11 211 21 -111 27 28 ISI 21 -111 SCKORFS XIK Ol'1'ONl1X1 '1 1111x1111 X111111111 1iL'l1w111111 9I1:11111111's 1'11i11l 1711111141111 11L'1kCf-11111 l1111111xxi11c X11111111i 'We re new we had high goals The Dundalk hoopsters led by Harvey YViltsey and George Irwin fsecond and third high scorers in the coun- try respectivelyj finished in third place, which is no in- dication of their strength. The senior lilled team show- ed more talent and class than their positions indicated. Beside scorers like Irwin and YViltsey, we sported such players as Norman XViggles XVeaver, Set Shot Lenderman, Jack Davis, Carl Irwin, Bob Owens, Ron Mfartman, Joel Bailey, -lack Banashak, and Muscles Shagena. An indication ol' the team's strength is the fact that all five of the games lost were lost by a total of only 18 points. Another important factor is that Kenwood, the league leader, beat us by only three points in both g2lIl'leS. Making their best showing against Towson and Franklin, the Owls set a school scoring record by drop- ping 73 points through the hoops against the latter. Commenting on this year's team, Coach Grantz said, I'm still not convinced that we didn't have the best team in the county. X'Ve lost five games by a total of I8 points, which is an indication of our strength. Left: Harvey XViltsey goes up against Franklin's Lindenbaum, while Rex Lenderman 155 awaits the ball. DUNDALK OPPONENT 49 City College . . 58 46 Alumni . 44 54 Kenwood , . 57 43 Towson . 40 36 Hereford . . 53 Sparrows Point H40 65 Franklin 31 46 Catonsville , 47 152 Towson 43 39 Milford Nlill 44 33 Sparrows l'oint .42 52 Kenwood 55 61 Catonsville 55 Carl Irwin JMR DHHS G llllfd FU'7l'a d even in play .4---.,.,. Harvey' Wiltsey' George Irwin Ronald XVZIFIIIIHII joe Niznhew Forwarrl Crntrr Guard Ifnmwzrrl Cmuh Crzinti talks over pre-game wtrzrtegr with Harvey XViltsey and George Irwin before lziking the court for the seas0n's opener. gk-is link am Rex I,QmlUmgm Norman IYQ-aver Gumfl f'Vf7I'II'!17'fI 'f'1 cl Din Rr-x ix 4003 fights If-mlelmzrn .Incl Bailey fif'Hfl'V for 1 ICIIHIIINI while Cc-urge Irwin KH, it for the nurcmne. Robert Owen jack Banashak Imeplr Shngena Cunrrl Guard Cwztw- 5 their enthusiastic cheers went far 4 K ' I . M'-ffiw i 4 .f Both the Varsity Club and the Cheerleaders have Contributed much to the sports life of Dundalk. The elieerleaders, under the leadership of Mr. Sny- der have improved tremendously. They have in- rreased in number and, thanks to the P.T..-X., acquired attractive uniforms. Nlany new cheers have been add- ed to lend variety at the games. Sponsored hy the Phys. Fd. Department, the Varsity Cluh was active selling eokes at all home games and planning activities to promote the welfare of varsity teams. Taj, pirlzzwz The resounding cheers at many athleiir events were enthusiastically inspired hy these cheerleaders, Front roam lrfl to righl: Qanrlx 7c-ro, Inne 7:-ro, Shiilex' Xfayer, Ruth Qylla. fit'llllHll' XX'alIr-rs, Marlene YYells. and Carol lllnlon, Bark rmr: Nlitkex lflmd. Nlorinannlie Reisser, and Qgnnlm clQl1'I'I-'IL Ilnflfmii l'Iltlt't'lIllslllQ the responsihililx of snperiisinq the newly formed YltlNllX Clnh are iff! In riglfl: Serra-tarx Donna U1-lker, l'ic-sislent llarxey XViltsex1 wlmzrlirzgi Treasurer Ronnie YK'art- man and Xltl tJll'NitlL'l1l Ioe Shagena. Clce Club lllCIlllJCI'Si1'i7'U7lI mug lwfl lu righl: A. IILMIQSUII, Cf NIIIIIIIIQUIX. N. Nlzlllhcws, X. ltilleltml. I. Inikt-ll. I. Kult-num. ll, Xllmil. S. lx Ruble, D. Illllhll, 'If Cirtlllmlc. C.. Xlussi-lj I. C,l'ufmm'. X, I.upt-1, 'IzlnuL'r, xlilllllllllbl. l'. Xlenglv. I. 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Kllllllltl. C. lgtlmt. I. xILIlllllll,' ith music in their hearts Under the direction of Miss Lucille Hill, the Glee Club has lon 1' been at source ol' Jleasure to its members 5 I as well as to the rest of the student body. lVe were thrilled by this groups annual operettzt, The Fortune Teller. These ambitious son fsters also 3 vresented manv ztssemblv and P. T. A. Jro rams. I , . I S Conductor Ralph Russomztndo Iorined the first school dance band. This ensemble Iullilled the desire ol' ntzmy students to play popular music and to gain ex- perience working with at large group. Nlr. Russomando had many lmclagmttllcl experiences to share, lor he once played with the Gene Krupzi band. f,l'fl'ICSlI'Z1-Ffllllf mtv. left In riglzl: B. Cirkill. R. Krzuner. NI. Carrick. 'I. Sztmlllrski. R. Teels, I'I'CL'IJlllgCl'. -I-', Ilaul, Nlusser. IS. Bottomley. R. Boyer, ll. johnson, G. Shire, C. Doltncr. .Sffmml rorrz R. XIZILLCIIIIC, H. Stlnieulc-r..tZ..tZmnbs. C.. Xtillnuns, N. lxnuxell, G. Persinger, H. Parker, Y. Allerton. I-Q. Galbusieri. I. 'I homas, L. lfields. I. l'elbx. R. Neptune, lhml mfr: NIL Ruwmnztmlu, XX. Ilyerley, R. August, R. Schneider. -a---- . il.. -.....I. liyxnrr- .ii r 1 juniors honored us with Sys v ,S .V - i .B x F, 1 5 Al. LA Soft muxic' set the mood for a lovely prom, Vlhlllm' left: llappy and thrilled was leanette Soweri :IQ she waG crowned Queen of the Ir.-Sr. Prom hy Skip johns, presi- dent of the klunior Clase. Looking on are lanife Bryant and .Xlife Huggarty. Far lffl: Sweet and lovely was the mnsir' of the Dehonairi. I,rm'm' left: These two hap- py couples, l.ee lVeatherley, Sandra Sorenson, Andrey Hall and Ronnx' lVarnnan. are typical of those who en- joyed zu wonderful evening. Vjnfwr Vligllfi D:mring in the Dark under the white and pink decorations are: Nlichael Leftwirh. llillie Cirkin, Ben lones, .-Xudrey Kla- gosh, lolm Neary and Ifthel Haarsel. Ifnzuer rigid: These five young lasses, Fran Knight, Carol YVhite, leanette Sowers, lanire liryalip, and ,-Xlire PIIIQQQIIIITX' are the lueky girls who were chosen to reign over the prom. dancing in the clark ti X 'rf lm i Q X QV , k 'A:w'p,,, N .. il lcj' QA , ' 'ffff 1 ' xLf'3'f - 4- x -A, all A Qt, ' Q. af ' F it 'D . 4- i fl A . y- tb QA . - 1 A ' Q l, ' ,,,,.m-ilk '. IN as A i Y., i 'fr ' i X 1 L -- 1-4 i N, i I, 5 . U -, ls- ' X.. ' i K ,K ml' 9 A X - - 1 f Q gzip V 5- f - -6 , : ' v 1914, . ,?i?Ew13-Eff',, 3 Q.-.. J .g,,,f1,:,g4f1Z gm ,Y M - 1- 2 , - . - t ,. ,. rf. 5 1- X- :ut Hi' -v . Q-Mn: . 1 w .'Dfw- :fp iff' , A 4 Q ' - W 'f A' kM+-,ww:mMmiWQs v.m-Q5f,faiA' 'UM Q ' - V---4 N --.....,,.. 'Af Q-Q., ,, sm . g f' f A - 'V w 2 :L A, 'gig qs 'fiwp' ffmmfi .,x.:,, ...W-.., Q.. ax ,N . Q s 1 r In ' F 5 if A ?f V v f , iv as ,,, 5: - 1 1 ,ffm wuanlvrlwwhnvnm in rv-vom-wana-naw an f' ,, Uv SQ 1f.W.,,,m,.,,. , ...-Q' -. kxvfhu. + i 4 in the shadows of the great Tv? l l .5 I 'ig z,., 3 fl , 9 A fffl. f?'lg'.Q1! X FESQ 1,1 .4lmv'f': Cmnt-tlting rnltl. wunclhing new. Father Rfttkn and lack Qthmitlt cxatninc their new claw rings. The Innim' Claw rcvcrtccl hack to the Qtvlc of rings used by all prcvintls tlztwtw. cxtvpt tilll'S. Almw' right: Nlztnx hmtte of pronaratitm were Spent on the Itxninr Prom. D:tncintg in thc Dark. Nlonitzt Pnitm' and Nlikc Clnlcntan rlrm tht-it' shzttc, :ti the prom takes xhapc. lffl: Sec wut ull nt tht' Bop Hop, save Inhn Xcary and I.:nrx I.c-ltcxtx as thu :ulxcrtisc on their R:-13 disc' jntkcx pmgrzitn. lf. Chcsek, J. Clark, S. Cohn, J. Coleman, M. Coleman, Connor, H. Cook, F. Craig. L. Crooks, N. Cruikshank YV. Cupp, C. Curtis, A. Cut lip, L. Czcrnikowski, J Dahms, A. Dallas. YV. Dausingcr, E. Davis, K. Davies, C. DcNarclo, R. Den- nis, P. Dcylc, l'. Diflcnnaro, YV. Dillon. R. Angus, D. Ankcnv, T. At kins, M. Bangcrt, Bl Ball, J Barth. F. Butko, D. Beck. KI. Becker. P. Berner, QI. Bin ko, T. Bland, B. Blischc, G Bloom, P. Bonicontri, N Booth. S. Booth, B. Bottomlev, L Bowmsan, R. Boyer, j.lBry- ant, A. Burns, M. Burns, E Carroll. -fr Q 5- CT' wr, R. Dodson, C. Dolmcr, Dolfi, E. Donclan, P. Earn- hardt, G. liflwarrls, ligner, C. Eichclbcrger. S. lithriflge, Nl. Iirani, N. I-iurlow, I.. Ferro, ll. lfcltcr- mzin, Flohr, R. lfoglc, M. Ford. R. Ford, F. Fostr-r, NI. I-'ree burger, R. I-iry, D. Caclziola C. fiZ1l'fCl1lll, 9. Ciarrcll. li Gentry. C. German, T. Uillcase, B Girkin, C. Goode, F. Grenci R. Cirofliowski, fillllll'lC. li. Haarsel. -I. Harris, .L Hcpner, F. Hill, D. Holcomb, M. Holcomb, Hornack. F. House, F. Ho- well. D. Howeth, Hunt, F. Ir- win, D. jail-exon, S. Jenne- wine, J. jcsionowski, B. Johns, li. johnson. wr 1? L. Lefferts, S. Lcisher, R Lemmer, B. Littleton, P. Long, QI. Lowe, S. Lowery, D. Ludwig. U. I.unz. LI. MacDonald, C. Maeby, R. Marqnardt, G Martin, IB. Masincupp, M Mclnliie, R. McKrusli. B. McLaughlin, I.. MLI.ean L. Melallo, XV. Miclillelon, E. Might, M. Mikulzi, M. Mood- ic, M. Morgan. j. Johnson, B. Jones, L jones, M. Jones, R. jones, E Kaufman, C. Keller, J, King R. Kinsey, B. Kirby, J. Kilz- inger, E. Kneeland, YV. Kno- erlein, I.. Komornik, F. K0- vatch, V. Kozlowski. A. Kuhar, B. Kyte, N. Kytc, J. Lamont. J. Langley, L. Lannan, L. Lauro, S. Leaver- l0l'l. tnqj S. Pritchett, S. Przybylowicz, l'. Rainey, R. Rlzisrhka, T. Raschka, S. Rziutanen, B. Rawls, N. Reist. N. Reisser, j. Renstrom, B. Richardson, C. Ritter, R Roloff, T. Ronci, A. Ruble, M. Ruffel. D. Ruppersberger, M. Schap- pell, H. Schneider, Schmidt, M. Schultz, B. See- ley, M. Self, Seigel. :-E 5 . N. Morris, R. Morris, R Morrow, H. Moser, L. Mul lenzix, K. Munski, J. Mussel Ii. Myers. l'. Naper, D. Neal, j. Neary, il. Nehinger, M. Xuzzo, C. Uverheck, Pallo, H. Parker. B. Passamonte, B. Perrot, M. Pastor, j. Pettrv, C. Phillips, J. iflt-wafki, BQ Popkie, D. Porto. 3 X 'uv Q0 l C, Simmons, li. Simpson, S. Sitler, C. Smith, J. Smith, R. Smith, Smouse, R. Snell. R. Sommer, S. Sorenson, YV Souclers, H. Sourias, K. Stin er, B. Stratmann, D. Sud- hrink, D, Sulewski. C. Taber, B. Tankersley, M. Taylor, Teets, M. Tinder, J. Thomas, R. Thompson, P. Totaro. D. lxson, 9. XZIIHCT, K.. Yet- ter. NI. YllIK'l0l'. ll. XK'ainp- Int B XX atkins I XX ilhmt . . 1 . .. U- ' ' ly, ll, lxl'llll'Cl1ll. Nl. Welth. Nl. Wells, D. Wenig, Nliite, R. lYhilt', I,. XYhited NI. XYilhehn, R. Wilkiiismi. ll. XYillt'y, I-1. XYilliznns. D. XVines, A. Witrnnski, C. XVolford, D. Warner, J Young, 'II Young, Ni. Zam- anlanclias, -I. lem, Ii. luraw. ,x X t 4 'B' Q Q- pp , , The Junior Class, always on the ball in school activities, also showed their alertness when it cznne to world affairs as displayed by Margaret Z2llIl2illl2lllCll2lS, Clifford Meekins, Pearl Bonincon- tri, and Bertha Tankersley on current events day. Along with the sophomores and seniors, the juniors were always ready with an enthusiastic cheer to lmzist their tc-ann on to greater heights. 1 s , Q L , 5 1 r 1 A. If , W g,fxe5'M .av i 3 1' E ' N 1, 54 Y, ' H I . ,M L W. A 3. :Z ' L L? a ,, 5 I 7 I, , , I ,. u W: 'xg 4-lF 'N 9 N i , Q 2 ' 's .,..,.- 41- ,dun-1-- ' - . :S YQ W7 jfs if Q A -+f.53' We all stared with wide eyes, but didn't see a thing that went on in the classroom. For some reason there were flowers and green grass growing on every blackboard. Everyone listenedg but we couldn't hear a word the teacher said. It was funny how you could hear a robin singing, even when the windows were closed. Yes, we found it was hard to keep our minds on anything but flowers, Easter, proms, and love. Everyone walked around in a daze. But we be- came remarkably brilliant, for we found there was only one possible answer to every question - spring. However, we had a little trouble convinc- ing the teachers of the sensibility of this discovery. Everything was fine, until we were sharply shocked back to reality. Yes, the teachers found a way to regain their control through the magic word - exams. Reluctantly leaving our dream world, we slowly managed to drift back to our studies. spring fever l,r'!'!: Spring ieztllx begins to show its elfecls aS junkie Nleztelrern, Rosentztry jenkins, jack Davis, lionise Nxlmt-rg. untl ,Xl lilClI2lll head lor the out- tloors. Xll nrt- hoping to influence the teachers into some ontsitlc' classes. Righl: Nunn Klznnplxt-ll and Helen Wolinski are lmnsy nrezisnring Klznnes Manning for his connnence- tncnt cap and gown. just about this time we started ' to feel sud about leaving high sehool. linlmnz: Tennis, at typical spring sport, is enjoyed by two energetic senior girls, Sally lflnliztgatt and Carol Burton. 'l'liey're surely giving their oppon- ents rough competition. 2- comes to clunclalk 'it Nx 15' T ,.,.- -.s T2 Coach Pearson diagrams a play to Duck Subrink, Ron XVarlman and Joe Mayhew while the squad warms up in the background. With a stellar midfield, a fast attack and a rough and ready defense, Coach Pearson looked for an ex- ceptional season this year. The Owls captured second place in the county loop last year but hoped to improve on that record during this year's regular season. XVith an attack comprised of Ron XVartman, Aloe Mayhew and -Iimmy Patanella, Coach Pearson had a first alignment featuring exceptional speed, aggressiveness and a wide array of shots. When George Irwin was injured during a spring practice session, his spot on the crease was ably filled by Patanella. A second team was composed of Arnold Knight, Ken Munski and Gary YVomer. The mid- field corps were bolstered by the talents of Harvey Yviltsey, Don Subrink and Harvey Brandau. The midfield worked exceptionally well together and accounted for the majority of the goals scored. This team was backed up by an aggregation consisting of Doug Ludwig, Larry McLean and Cleve Vetter. One of the highlights of the season was the out- standing performance of a dogged defensive align- ment. The first team of Duck Sulewski, Ted Kyte and Pat Maegher frequently shook up the opposing attack. Tom Ronci, Ford Iidwards and Frank Clhesic made up the second team. This defense was one of the heaviest in Dundalk's stick history, averaging almost two hundred pounds per man. In all, great things were expected of a game Owl squad. stickmen prepare for Campaign Lacrosse team members are: first rout, left to righl: Arnold hew, Doug Ludwig, and Pat Meagher. 'liliird-mir: fioath Knight, jim Patanella, Larry lNIcI.eau, Ron XVartman, Duck Harold Pearson, joe Shagena, john Colt-man, lfrauk Lhesik, Suleski, Cleveland Vetter, and Ken Munski. Serrmd row: Don lford lidwards, and Don Steclman. Sudbrink, Cary YVomer, Harvey XViltsey, Tom Ronci, joe May- 1. Qi. 5 1 Q TT - Q an 1 Q I Q ll Q w ww, . Q W' 1 1 . x m s., ' J -Q jim Patanclla lakes Ford lidwards out of lhc play as joe Mayhew spins off Duck Sulcski for 21 shot an thc goal. . Q.. .asm mf 'sz . .w-,. 'kt 4-1Ji '. ,orn- Q. ' . ' ' Y' 1393 ' A rp , 3 -' N., - , I , 4 5' ' iywplwl Z vi-'fr' V Being guarded closely by Pat Meagher, Gary XVomer forces his way toward the goal. joe Mayhew is hacking up on the play. Harvey XYillscy gels the iulnp on his man as he cuts for zi shot in a squad scrininlagc, Duck Subrink and Doug Ludwig are backing up thc play. ,465 , 1,1 E If ml 1, ,, img 00 nb l v him 'MW N X4 x WV Q f , ,v',i x P Q? , fl , . 4, gave . ..g,-.-Q ivvr ', v , y .,..,..a:s 1' Q S . h ca ,-Y-- .,5l,- '1 - A, Although his '53 baseball team finished with 2 wins and l0 defeats, Coach Grantz was very optimistic about his '54 squad. Pitchers -lim Tanner, Al Kuhar, and Chuck W'olford gave Coach Grant! a strong staff, backed up by infielders John Pallo, Bill Maclntyre, Jack Gregory, John Seigel, and catchers Hill Knorline and Charles Fleming. The outfield, composed of Chuck XVolford, .lack Banashak, Bob Lemmar, Forest Howell, and .lim McDonald, ap- peared solid in defense and power. The powerful bats of Chuck XVolford, Jack Ban- ashak, and Bill Maclntyre- were expected to Dundalk in top place. land fx A W a 'L-IJ' . L H 1 'gapax aiu, 'C 'tif' fl n -- M ' . .. f -1. .J 1? 7 ' ,716 .' . ' cv W .531 - ' ',, J, 2' jX'9 1, . ., A .' wry, - -5,1 .. - ,.,f:-f,, 1 - it .M we- W ' if-a -. ' 'K, x a iff N551 ' -O 4 .v .-:fu fh' . ,av 'sr ' ' 1 - 1 v . ',ii69-,.g.gi--f'aJ3'?ff' Efllgui W? , ' 3, M, M is 1-Q., H-..a.:,9fit .1,55,c, ggbrf -5.1.3 ,Li9v.,'.x-.W ge, I tg .1 vi, un ,.r . V . ' .V N . 55' ,Zi if ,gff ,lun aw W? ,.v f,.v f 1, 1 .4 7v , '.,'vi -..f- ' 1. -'yi' f f'4:' ' ,I I- VO- -' Qrwp' '5ri:e'9f fm -' 4' 1. . 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I l rf' Q- ...,,f .......--- --an 2 ,in A Tuff: Rlwif. Xlmif. Hum ix llli' Il1L'IllCNflllg Im' XVII! Allm-mlnn and Huh knnnex. ilu- clmx IllllNl41.lllN fm' Inv xeln. lfiuglffi Iwnx fm lln I-EH gnn-n'I the-XP Im- Shslgena and Pat legg new l!HPNl'Il fm the but lfvrfkillg nf the claw. l,f'fI: I Unix Huzv I-'wx Im lun, um Nlanx Tznlm and Johnny -KSl1il'iI.l. gazing Innmllx ill nnu lllltrlllklf I-nun the time they were SllIJllUIlllblt'N Ihr-we lun haue been going slvmlx. I. X 4 F. kiffif ' '0,,- 1 ,Q 5s .ff lindless days of writing copy, countless trips to the printers, and hectic hours of pasting added up to an over- worked journalism class, Imut a class which was producing one of the hest papers in the county. liach issue .Iohn promised there would he no late copy on the front page. I-Qvelyn became a fashion expert, and Shirley was finally convinced there should he a cartoon on the feature page. How proud Gloria was when she wrote all sports stories without getting any help from the back files. Louise- pleaded with liarllyn to get all the ads. Fran- tically Rosemary checked all written material and begged Beverly to convince Nlrs. Disney the deadline should he set hack. Picas . . . inches . . . van dykes . . . repros . , . galleys - in spite ol such chaos, we always managed to get the Ozel out on schedule. Tuff: Sliitlex and Iohn Years Illstllss possible page laxouts. as louise completes a laxout on the lilatklxoaitl, Conterenres sutli as these wt-le lielplul in aiding lllL'Nl1lll to iinpime math lsslIC. lfiglfli Senior editors on the paper ale lffl to WMM: lieu-ily' Nlaisli, l'llllflI'lll'llllt'i. Roseinarx It-nkins. tops editor. Sliiilex lkvL'lIIll'l, feature editor. Kyloiia XYUII. spoils ulilm. lzaillxn llioinzts. .issotiate editor- in-tliiel. and louise Nxheig. liatk page editor, 72 U. -3 -v 9' Y' ul. - Iuixn K11wlgi111l, 1-riirm' of thc litcmrx' 11111 l!iHl'. ix 1111111 at wrnk leading 611111 tm lim iilxl uiiriwii. Siu- mix 1upf111sil1lc- fI1I1liNHI 111 lvlllltlll' K1.i111111ui', Xfllf,f.lliIlC lIlliK'liili lllllll' t1i1111 I-'l1gliNi1 mlgiw1'c1c1111w, -Q7 QL ,-,f- f .- if - 'f X- JU un-yf ' .. - rg' tv Disfuwiiig lust minute details bcfiuim- thc Owl ix Nom off to the IDIiIllClN 1110: Iwff In right Rosemary, Bcxcrly, jim RlPiJil1SlDl1, pi1m1iog1'api1x cilitor, lQa1'lly11. Gloria, and livcly11 Kncclzi11d, assistant feature editor. the true mirror of our school 1 1 1l14- lm-il1111ig1l 111414il1nl11111, I I-1 iIIlI7IUXl' ilu' 4lll.liiIX 111 iii-1' uiiliiig. I mn KVII' 11-mix l1v1 Nluii ainiul for . ? x . 'X'N'5wN'3xx x Q -'f ' 'QL g, . ' I .SGI f chronicling our senior year 4 vii' v .L ..,, ' A i .cg 'if W 5 I 5- 5 K 4' Stull lm-lnhvrs dill 21 gl'C2ll ilczil of group wurk lo lll9llfC a Margie Bclllkc. lim XYic'clc'inlz1lii1, Iniiisv Xxlwrg, Row KILL SllKfCNSllll zlnlluul. XN'm'kii1g lwfl In right nrt: S1'3llCtl, .xllll ric Smclcr, lniiziim' lfciglisuii, xlllll l'ci1nIl, llclcn XX'olin- johnson, George Irwin, RC1SCllllll'f jenkins, liarllyn 'IilmmaS, ski, Bob llvud, 'lmcpliinc Kuxiicli. amd liuln Snyilcr. Gloria XVolf, Annette SPCSSHIU. Standing ure: iff! to right: 1 fi Ki i ,xmiillq-1' gmnp haul gil work Luc: iff! tn righ! waited Vir- juice liilillc. Rlvx Iilrnlviinnn. liar' Xian ginizi Bunnaiii, ISUIIN NlcXK'ilIi4ilm, Sliiilm-x xYL'llllk'l,1illll HCV- fliillv lldlwl lllllwl- 5 l l l'l lz'l l l- mlx Nfgnxh, Sigimling Irfl In rigli! ulci Runnin- XYzu'ln111n, --,li -1- cl ua L. The only thought that the forty tnernhers of X the xezarlmook Ntztff ever shared unztnirnonslx was thgtt they wonlcl proclnce the biggest :incl best gtnnnztl in thc- history of the school. 'l'l1isre5oln- tion mu ngreecl upon :is early :ts June of 1911.51 thc-n llimvy, .lenkins :incl ztssoctizttes tvctrc' off. XX'c- fnwcl. ftnnetf. :ind fought for ont' idents. Iiypicgtf reatctions were: weve got to hztvc' at xportw hgtfl of fgnnci why c'ztn't we hgnc- st pet'- sonttlity page? who uns :ttlx nc'c'cl pictnrcfsg this copy catn't hc- itll to 20 linex: nolmoclv tolcl me to xchccfnlc- thc' xolleylmttll teztnt for Il picttn'c'. ,Xncl on :incl on it ucnt. XX'c' chctkccl texts, lookc-cl Att other 3'c'ttrfrocmks. culled onr photogrgtphet' twc'nty nnlllon tnncw ztncl run to the printer ttlntost as often. XX'c- were spending at lot of money, ztncl we f, hztcl to he snrcr what the results were going to he. l ortnnzttely, XYC.1'C quite satisfied now. XX'e hope Olll' I'C2ldCI'S lil? IOC. Top Cclitorx nothing ztt full xpcecl making neccsxziix Zll'l'1ilIgt'IllL'llfN with the printer mc- Rowrntnx lenkittw, eclitor-in-chief, ,lint XX'iecic-r mann, httxincw c-tlitor. ztncf Xnn Magee. photography c-clitor. XX ho mu ttt1cfc'r4I.txxtnc'lttlon't support senior projc-cts? Innior Sgincix' lnirtc-It tx tnztking gi cloun pztxrnt-nt on thc' first wgnhoolt xtrfcf. Sub' xcttption lwhtor Hob Hc-:ni chcvtfttlly accepts thc' lllUlll'X, ls? QU' in-t john ASI3I'll2l Mr. james Kleman our class. As sophomores, our first job was to organize into the class of '54. Johnny Astarita was elected president and continued in that of- fice for three years. Assisting in the financial department, Sally Flanagan was voted in as treas- urer. Mr. james Kleman and Mr. Samuel Brown Originality was the keynote of the success of were chosen as our sponsors. Later, Mr. Brown became vice-principal, and Mr. Victor Kotulak filled the vacancy. Keeping the class history be- came the responsibility of Jack Davis at the end of our Sally lflunagzm jack Davis james N iedermann Caml BUFIOII In any successful venture, it is necessary to have students who are Capable and willing work- ers. lt is also necessary to have responsible and understanding leadership. These Characteristics are emlmmliccl in ulanies xVlCllCl'lll2lIlll, vife presi- dent, Carol Burton, secretary, Mary Taylor, bookkeeper and Mr. Victor Kotulak, co-sponsor of the Senior Class. 1 3 Mr. Victor Ku! u lak IC X XISISOII 1 11111111 1118 1 Commu x Slum I' IS L 1 VFRX 'XIXRII XIIIRION rl 11111811 ll 1 xerettl P I11 mu Sllffllllg Comm 1 5 I Prom C ourt 5 V Bisketbill VIRCII AI BLRWI AINDRION 11111 111116 to 111111111 111 111111 7171685 111 1111pf11111s9 1161161 1 1 1115 ltramurils I C ir Llub 7 ROIN XI IJ HI NRY KNIRI NY F111 111 1lf'9f 111111111111111 11s1111s 111 11'1s 111s1111111 V1rg11y IJ 1 1 Blolog C 5 Sports MXPIJTCCIIIIOII 5 IOAN MXRC'ARl1TTfX XIXSI IVE 1 Qtep IY 11111911 1111 11111 IS Q1 111 '1 om C omm Stecrmg Comm 1 Honor Roll 5 I' I X 1 Nlorutor I T -X P165 HENRY D. ARTHUR E11113 1111111 is I1 11111111116 1 you 11110111 1111111 to read II-Ill. 66 Clubl . CJ rCLt'1- . -1 In - 1r'1lsl - . 1. JOHN LOUIS AST.-XRl'I1.fX 7111! m1'11111'.x'l 11'11111.x' ll1'f' 111 ' s1111,111'.s1,' x11 1111 1111 1 11111- 1'.sI 1111'11. Cll'1ss Pros. 1 fi 'l Prom Clomm. .1, -I Home room Pros. 2 Rc'c'o1'd Clluh 7 .1 CJJI .Xrl licIito1'1. C11CC1lI.I.X ANN,-X Bill-QR 111111121-.'lf'S5 15' 11111 s11j11'1'1111' Clhjfjftl 111' f'X1'S'11'1Ilf'. Model Club, Record Cllulm, I11l1'z1111u1'z1ls l, 2. 78 -IOEL ROSS BAILEY Great 7111771 1111151 116' of Ioffy 5t11t11r6, IUl1fISt'f 51101101115 167Igf1II'lI 10 jJ05t1'1'1ty. Historian 3, Steering Comm. 2, 3, 4, 01111 2, 1V161110ir.5 4, Basketball 2, 3, -1, La- crosse 3, 4. JACK BANASHAK I can 165151 6w'1j't11111g fxcept t1'111ptr1t1011. Home- room Pres. 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Varsity Club 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. 'XIIKE BANC' ERT A 6110111 19111 001 1111611 116 c1111 51111 IIC 1IIlII1070'1lS I17Id1Il1lQ1l Intrimuralsl 9 3 Homeroom Treis 3 IV1ldl1fe Club 3 Record Club 2 FLOR 4 NI ARIAN B LXRCLAY Speech 15 216111 but 51161166 15 QTFIIIKP Clee Club l 9 3 4 Special Voice Croup 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 VIRGINIA BEAMAN T1116 artists 1116 a 11116 11116 breed Drimrtifs l 11161110115 Art Ed 4 Honor Roll l 9 3 Homeroom Secretary l Steering Comm 2 5 4 RONALD EARL BELL Hzqlz 017715 and Iofty p111p0565 1116 1116 1111115 of t1 50111 Honor Roll I 2 Student Council 1 'Xlodel Club l Intramurals I 9 Record Club 7 NIIXRCARET ELIZ LXBETH BETHKI A11 0111760101166 0f ddzmcy and 611111 0ffHIgl1I1D 15 111 711051 65561111111 to 116111115 Homeroom Tiers I P Sec 3 4 Steering Comm 3 4 Honor Roll S M111111115 1 Prom Comm 3 4 MARGARET BHIZ Alodesty 561110111 16 11165 171 ll heart that IS 1101 11111c11fd wztlz 11011161 111111165 V Hockcy I1 0 tramurals l 2 3 4 I 1: 1511. C w 6, fre ANTHONY -I. BONITZ The great pleasure in life is do- ing what people say you cannot do. MARY LOUISE BORTMIZS A true friend is the gift of God. Basketball 2, F.N.A. 3. HARVEY FRANKI IN BRANDAU Ambztzon zs the ararzre of power and hue lastzng happiness Student Councnl l 2 V lacrosse 3 4 Sports Club 3 Memozrs4 Intramurals l 2 3 CAROL ANCEL BURTON Frzendshzp must he accompanzed wttlz zzrtues and al wavs lodged zn nat and genemus mznds Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Cheerleaders 3 4 Class Sec 3 4 Prom Comm 3 4 Memozrs4 MARYANN BUTCHKO A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenanre WILLIAM I BYERLEY Cheerfulness zs health Soccer 2 3 IV Baseball 9 Band4 Glee Club 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 It zs an old lesson a uorthy pmpose patient energ3 and then surress Vlrsnty Club 4 Student COlll'lCll l Steerlng Comm 4 Prom Comm 4 'Xlomtors 1 Hock e34 MXRNA 'XI XE C XRNES C ood natute I5 one of the rzrhest fruits IITAIIIJIICS 3 Book Club 2 Glee Club l 2 lntxamurlls l ' J ' vu ' 7 s - 1' 1 9 K A 1 ' x 1 1 - J 1 . . . . '. - I 3 fr 'f - ' . 5 x ' K 1 I Y I I I I I I ' , . , , . , , . . .. , I . , . , l . . . -, I I I I 5 7 ' I NANCY HELEN LAMPBLLL J 'V I ' . . . Y ,I ' 1 f f f t ' , 2 , , . ' , ,I ' r , . , l . , . I ' ' , L ' y . , . 47' ' I . .L ' lx '- V , ', -I 4 - . - 1 1 I I ' - I I I -Y A' 2 ' I 3595 XVII I IANI R CARROLL A little nonsensz now and then is 1el1slzed by the wzsest men Clee Club l 2 3 I Operetta 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 Intramurals I 2 3 SARAH CATHERINE CERUI LO The beauty of the lzeavf ns is the stars the beauty of women is than han Intramurals I 2 3 4 Glee Club I Offlce Secretary 2 3 CIVYLDA F CLARK Be checked for silence but never taxed for speeeh Intramurals I 2 Llbriry Club I Steering, Comm I CARMEL SUSAN COLANDER I 2 School Servrce 3 Student Councxl I ETHEL T COLBERT Laugh and the world laughs with xou Glee Club School SCFVICC 2 Momtor 4 Intramurals I CARL COMBS The wheel that squeaks the loudest is the one that gets the grease Band 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Intramurals 4 MARCELL A FRANCES COOK Szncerzty zs a hue trazt of nobleness C-lee Club School Servlce 2 Intramurals 1 2 H, LESTER CRANIER l In belief hes the secret of all valuable exe1tzon Glee Club I 2 Homeroom Vlce Pres I 2 In X ' tramurals I, 2 8I Y' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 L 1 4 1 1 1 1 K! Y I ' -f , f- I I . ' j ' ' l .' 1 1 1 1-9 -1 r I I ' Y 4 4- A 7 I . , . 1. A , , . z 1 , .., ' 1 ' 1 A , ' r , . . The smile will win the greatest zfietorjv. Intramurals I Y D I . ' I I I . I I Y ' l' ' ! Y Y ! I 3 ' I . . . A . l ly 1 ! ' ' A I X '.:'r'l 1 1 l. .-'I , , A .JN , A A4 . V ft , . . V 4 N - ' ' J I ' ' .Q A W 1 ' ' 1 1 ' SHIRLEY C DAILEY Gladness of heart zs the life of man Student Counctl 3 F IN A 3 Homeroom Vlce Pres 4 JACK LEE DAVIS The best and noblest lzves are those which are set towaid high ideals Class Hxstorlan 4 Student Coun c1l l 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Cross country 4 Steermg Comm 2 3 4 Memozrs 4 CONNIE DEMPSEY Speech IS silver szlenre zs golden Needlecraft Club 1 Card Club 3 DONAI D R DICKEN I never thznk of the future It comes soon enough Intramuralsl 2 3 VONDA N DITTRICH Centlemen always seem to iemembei blondes Home room Pres 3 Sec 2 School Servlce 2 FBLA 3 In tramurals 1 2 IV Hockey 9 Varslty Softball 3 4 DONNA SHARLENE DULL Nothzns zs raiei than real Goodness IV Basketball 2 Steermg Comm 2 3 4 Student COUIICII 3 4 Stu dent Court 4 Honor Roll 3 Momtor 3 4 JOSEPH IRA DUNTON To be shy and quiet is to be great and witty. Glee Club l 2 3 4 Student Personnel 4 Student Council 1 2 Library Assismntl 2 3 4 Intramurnlsl 2 3. DORIS DUNLAP The sweetest joy the wildest woe is love. Intramurals I 2 3 -I.V. Hockey 2 3. 82 S' 551 FORD EDIVARDS I hke uorl It fasrznates me I fan srl and look al rt for hours NIYRNA IIRAT Fndurance rs patferrre concentrated GERALDIN11 EVERHART Pleasure and actzon male the hours seem short Memozrs 4 Intramurals 1 3 Student Personnel 4 V Hockey 2 Card Club 3 SHIRLEY EVERITT There are some silent people more znterestzrrg than the best talkers Dance Club I Record Club 2 Future Busmess Leaders of Arnerlca 3 Dramatlcs Class Sec retary 4 LORRAINE FERGUSON What sueet delrffht a qr zet Izfe offers Intmmurals l ournalrsm Club l Future Busrness Leaders of Amerlca 3 Memozrs 4 LINWOOD FISHER Wztlrout hard work nothrrrg prospers Intramurals l 2 3 4 Card Club3 4 SALLY M-XRKER FI ANAGANI Srmplrcztv of character rs a must towards a pleasure personalztv Hockey 3 4 Hay Court 2 Student Court 4 Prom Commlttee 3 4 Steel Bowl Court 5 JOLIXE FRIEDI s Cleverness and eurrrrrrr are rompatzlrle lntrrmurlls l Homeroom Secretarx I future Busmess Leaders of kmerrcr 3 School Service Club 9 X ff: rl 49,, ' ERN ESTI NE GARRETT Gentle of speech' lzeneficient 0 mznd I tramurnls I 2 'I Glee Club I Record Club Z Of frce 4 Ltbraryl 2 Comm Smg, 3 Dance Comm 4 DANIEI GIBSOIN The world I5 a theatre the emth a stage which God and Natuve do wzth actors fzll Owl Stalf 3 4 V Soccer 3 4 Baseball 4 Student Councrl I 3 4 LILLIAN RUTH GLOVER A good lnuffh za sunshzne zn any house Intramurals I 2 3 4 Frrst Md Club 2 Momtorsl JACK GREGORY Szlence zs one of the vzrtues of the wzse Intramurals I 2 3 4 V Baseball 3 Varslty Baseball 4 Home room Presldent 4 DELORES GRAY Szncerzlg zs the fare of the soul f GRACE JANE GUTHRIE faith zs the toot of all good wotks CLORC E CRIILB Wit may he ra thm o Jute zmng rmtzrm hut llzmzow HZUOIYICS ienlzment and flramrler I IIIIIIIYIIS I Z 3 4 Drnmxtusfl I ENORA H XCKLR Chee1fu.l expresszons make earlz day lnzghter Intra muralsl 2 3 4 84 4' C RELLA H ALL llfzsehtevoas qnls are pleasant fuends Intramurals 12 3 4 JV Hockey2 WAYNE D-XRNELL HXWN KH It zs always good to make jest Intramurals l on or Roll l 2 Model Club l Rerord Club 2 ROBERT GORDON HE AD Gzve me love and nook these two only Student Councxl 2 Steermg Comm 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Handbook edltor 3 Mernons 4 Class Vlce Pres 3 Card Club 2 BILLY JOE HEAVN ER A true man zs earnest the1efo1e entlzustastze WII. LIAM HEIN DERSON True happzness rende1s men kznd and senszble and that happzness IS always shaved ztzth othets RICHARD G HILL The tnuly generous is the truly wise. Steering Comm. 3 Student Court 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 V. Soccer Manager 3 V. Basketball Manager . ROBERT HOIVETH It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Sports Club 1, XVildlife Club 85 I-Pl U 1 I!! iii 42 f'. : at ' 1 ' PG t 4 if VERNA MAE HOWETH Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm I.V. Vol- leyball fl Intr'1muralsl 2 3 1 Momtors 4 SUE HUFFMAN Good manners are the blossom of good sense and good feelzng MICHAEL HURLEY Szlence zs one great art of eonversatzon Intramurals MARY ELIZABETH HUSH Golden hazr lzke S1t7'lllf7hl streamrng on the marble of her shoulder Intramurals l Clee Club I Comm Slng 3 Card Club 2 Record Club l KATHLEEN VIRGINIA HYDE The highest graces of muszr flow from the f66lI71QS the heart flee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Treasurer 4 All State Chorus 3 4 CARL IVINSTON IRWIN For the man worth whzle zs the one who uzll smlle when everythzng else goes wrong V lacrosse 2 Basketball 3 4 Cross country 4 Memozrs 4 CIEORC E NIORTIMER IRWIN IR There rs a noble przde throuffh uhzrh ments slzzne brzqhter than through modesty V Fnsketbull 3 1 W Soccer 4 Memozrs 4 Student Counml Vue Pres -1 ROSENIARY JENKIINS She has no seeret for success but hard work Owl Staff 3 4 Memozrs Igdxtor ln Chlel 4 Glee C lub 2 5 4 Operetta 2 5 4 All State Chorus 1 86 X is 4 1' ANN BLAKE JOHNSON 1'1TI!'lIfISlIl'f7 and praise go lmml in lmml. Honor Roll l, 2, Student Council -I, Hoxnerooln Trezu. 2, Prom Clonnn. 3, -1, F.T.A. 2, AIIFIIIUITS Al, Steering Clonnn. 2, 3, -1. RAYMOND JOHNSON Spferlt is great, hut silenre is greater. Intrzunnnrzlls 2, 3, 4, Card Club 2, 3. IOSI- PI-IIlXE NI XRIE K XRCIC H C2111 fillllellfe ull! nrlzzewf 11111 than fl o If V eylnll 5 Intrunurilsl Z M1mo11s1 Inst ICI C lub 2 Record C lub 3 NI XRLENE K XI FXI KN Happznesa mn he hullt only on wrtue and must have truth fm zts fozmdatzon DOIXALD KELLER The Soul of muszr slumhers m the shell DIXIE MARLENE KEI LEY 4 quzet mznd IS rzchm than I1 noun FNA 2 School Servlce Club 3 Student Councxl 1 Student Personnel Offlce 4 PXTRICIX ANY KEI LY Let them fall rt mzsrhzej hen 11 s past and profpe zt zul If wr e R cord Club Z 3 Prom Comm fi 4 IIIITIITIUTIISI 2 6 LINDSAY LllC II I L KLRR I X Tie sf' wt rf mums zs rm stanq f fampr se Steering Ollllll 2 'I 1 HCJIIICTOOIII Treds 5 Prom Comm 5 I C lee Club l on - 61 vw' AN NA GRACE KNAVEI Szlenre is the pmfect hemld of jo B1nd9 3 4 Orchestrx 5 Mud Dmce B md I ARNOI D KNIIGHT In the Izfe of a wang man the most essentzal thznq for happiness zs the qzft of fuendshzp Intramurals I 2 Homeroom Pres 3 Prom Comm 3 XVII I IAM KOHL Imagznatzon zs the aw 0 the nzznd Intramurals l 3 LOUISE KOPOREC T1ue halve IS suzft and fhes uzth shallow wzngs In tramurals l 2 3 FN A 2 School Servlce Club 3 DOLORES IRENE KORDAZ Vlfornen HZ mzsrhzef are wzsev than men Intra murals l 2 Student Personnel 4 Student COIIHCII 2 Steermg Comm 4 Commun1tySmg3 ROBERT AD ANI KR AMER Let me have music dgzns and I seek no more delzght Clee Club 3 4 Bmd Qc Orchestra l 2 3 4 All State Band 3 4 Operetta3 4 All County Orchestral 3 4 -ll. ANINLTTE 'NIAY RRANIMLR. Silence ptrsuades when speak1'ngfy'a1'Is. Varsity Club 4 Canasta Club 4 Homeroom Secretary l -I. V. Hockey 3 V. Softball Z 3 4. SHIRLEY MARIE KRAUTTER Each one was rendered friendly with a smile, a charm- ing word or jest. Student Personnel Office -1, Steer- ing Comm. 4, Card Club 2, Record Club I, 3, Intra- murals l. 88 F' s 1599+ ROBERT KROLL It rs not n hat he has or e err zrhnt he does uhzrh rressfs the rrth nn Intrlmuralsl 9 3 V L1crosse4 EVELXN MARIE RUCHY Ioles are the salt of mrzzersalmrr FT X 9 Glee Club l 2 55 1 Clrls Specml Volce Croup 9 Operettx ' 3 4 PHILIP ROYAL KX TE The happzest Ilfe zs that whzch rorzstarztly exercrses and edrzrntes what rs best rn rt InLr.1mur'1ls l 2 3 4 Flubsl 2 3 4 DfHHI1l1CS4 THEODORE KYTE A man rn earnest frrrds means or rf he cannot fznd Creates thcrrr V Licrosse Soccer incl Blsketbill 53 V Liczosse Soccer 4 Nlodel Club 2 II1lI'llllllI'dlS l CAROLINE LA BONTE A laugh rs north Il hundred groans Glee Club lNurse s Aule 3 P-XTRICK LANE Ambrtzorz rs a Inst that rs ner er quenched but ffrous more mflamed and rnndder by errjmrrzent Intra muralsl 2 55 Student Councrl 5 4 Mernozrs 4 GAIL NI L-XNGH-XNINIER To win the wonder' of the uorld ll smile from her' bright eyes. Record Club 2 German Club 3 V. Vol- leyball 2 4 Intramuralsl 2. IVAX YE AI LEIN LARSEN Happiness is the suprerrze object of existerzze. I . Cross-country - 3 Manager of V. Trick 5 .V. Lacrosse 2. 89 5 ii JOAN CATHERINE LAU Serzsilrility is the power' of worrr- arr. F.N.A. 2, School Service 3. 6 i DORIS LAIVSON She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Intramurals l, Homeroom Treas. I, Record Club l, 3, School Service 2. CAIL LEE Please the eyes and ears and xou 'IUIII wm the heart Record Club l 9 Homeroom Sec I Intramurtls l 2 3 Steel Bowl 1 IOI-IN C' LEGERE Saddle your dreams lrefore you rzde them Intra murals l 2 Cleeflubl V Baseball 2 3 V Soccer 3 Dramatlcs 4 PATRICIA GAYLE LEGG She moves lzle a goddess and lools lrke a queen Steerlng Comm 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 4 Homeroom Sec 3 Clee Club 1 Student Councll Sec 4 Intra muralsl 2 3 IVILLIANI REX LENDERNIAN Not lzlrerty but duty rs the rorrdztzorr of exzstenre V Soccer 2 Basketball 2 Lacrosse 2 V Soccerl I Basketball 3 4 Lacrosse I Momtors 3 1 RICHARD B LESSIG Good humor is the health of the soul Cr lft Club Intramurals l IV1ld I lfe Club 2 Card Club 'S IOYCE IEANETTE LIDDLL A good rrzterrlzon clothes Itself urth power XIOIIIIOYS 2 'S Mernorrs I Homeroom Sec 7 Steering, Comm 3 Prom Comm 5 1 Intramurals l Z 5 90 'R 'I W f G I -XI BERT ERNEST IIETZAU The more ue me ohli ed to do the more we me able to nreomplzsh Clee Club l fi 1 Xll S Chorus 1 Student fOllIlCll 1 Operetta 2 fi 1 bteerlng Comm 3 LUCEXE LI'I CHISONI Slllflpllfj a deep genuine hfartfelt smreriiy is trait of true and noble manhood Inu mlurals l 2 3 NORNIA JEAN LONG A beautiful smzle to a female is u hat a sunset rs to a landsmpe Iournalxsm Club l Card Club 2 Record Club 5 Intramurals l EMMA IEAN LOXVERX Food nature zs one of the Hrhfst fruits of life Glee Club 1 4 Canasta Club 2 Record Club 3 Intra murals l 2 CLEN NIACDOUC AI L S arks to the fuel cloth zffnite the fue Homeroom Pres 2 3 V Soccer Basketball Lacrosse 2 4 Blse ball 4. EUGENE JOHN NIACEK The highest manhood resides in disposition not in mere intellect. Operetta 2 5 4 Clee Club 2 5 ' Dramatics 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 .3 -1. YVILLIAM M.-XCINTYRE illy method is to take the ulmost trouble to find the right thing lo say, and lhen say it with the most Ierfity. Student Council 4, Steering Comm. 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 4. l . I lb 91 ANN SHIRI EY MAGFE An o11l1ua1d and wsrble sign of an znward and spznlual grave Fl tss Vlce Pres 2 Student L oun c1l2 l Hockey 3 4 Memozrs 4 IANIES DAVIS MANNING All muszml people seem to be happy Intlamurals 2 3 4 flee Flubl 2 3 4 Operetta2 3 4 NIILDRED ANN NI LXRCUSON The ma ze of Ihe tongues the most danqemus of all spells Glee Clubl 2 3 BEVERLY LORRLXINE 'XIARSH They me neue: alone that ave accompamed wzth noble thoughts Handbook Edxtor 3 Owl Edltor 3 4 DORIS MARTIN Modesty zs a shznzng lzglzt Homeroom Treas 2 3 FTA 2 3 4 Fashlon Show 2 Llbrarv Club l 4 Volleyball 2 EVELYN NI XR I'INI Merrzmenl tlmves on happzness IV Basketball 2 JV Volleyball 2 3 FN A 3 DAINIEL I NIATR XZZO Doinrf notlzzn I wztlz a g1eal deal of skill Intrnnurals 'XIARTHA NI XYER I olltfnfss IS as nalrnal to dellratf nal ues as per urne 1810 lowzrs V Volleyball 6 Prom Count 3 Intrl mulals 3 92 .15 ' - . , I - Q ll 1 LJ 1 s 4 - ' , . r Y '1 1 7 ' J :ix 1 7 1 ' Y 57 - f Q 1 t ' . , , . I I ,, kr I J ' ! Y Memoirs 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 2. ' ' ' 1 1 x V I V 1 I I 4 1 r , 'l I . . . ' , L . . . -, , . .I . . , . A l . A A A 3 K ' ,.. z J l, 2, 3. I ' , H ' I- - ' , I - Ay ' f . f :, 1 -L, 2- , . JASON FRANCIS 'NI AYHLYV No matter how hard a man may labor' some woman is aluays in the bacl round of his mind. Bwsketbwll 2 3 4 Ixlcrosse 2 3 Socceri 4 OulSt'1ff4 Alerrroirs LI XIX MCCARTNLY Playful bluslzes seem to be lumzrzous escapes of thought Varsity Hockey 3 4 XIIIIIBCT Bisketbxll te1m 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 DOUGLAS NICCOACH The man that blushes zs not quzte a brute ROBERT FRANKLIN MCKEEVER An honest man rs the noblest uork of God Intra muralsl 2 Dramaucs 3 4 BETTY ANN MCWILLI AMS A sweet attractzzely kmd of grace a full assurance gzven by looks Student Councxl 3 Honor R011 3 .Memozrs 4 Steermg Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 4 JXCOUELINE IOAN MEACHANI A srnrle 15 a rt hrsper of a laugh' Unxted NHCIOHS Club I FTA 3 Steermg Comm 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Homeroom X 1ce Pres 3 .Mernozrs 4 Prom Comm P XTRICK 'NIEAGHER Sleep 151176 best cure for wakzrrg troubles V Soccer! Lacrosse P 3 4 V Soccer 3 4 Studcnt Court 1 93 I 'N-'XX-A 1 I I ' 1 ' ' Ig 4 a 1 t g Y -1 1 1 4 1 1 -1 1 1 1 . A v A r ' , , , T , K . , , , I c 4 4 1 ' 1 1 ., 1 , , ., . r 1 I ' r ' . 1 1 1 ' I ' .I I . ' ' L 1 r. . , , - , . , . , . - A L 1 w. . . . . ' . . . . 1 - - - 1 R ' 1 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 1 ' 3, 4. , . 1 . . r ' K . J . r ,. , f r. .. . . ,Q 1 . us, I 4 c 1 4 A ggv 1 -1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , mv' J 1 IX JJ 511 IVILLIAM L. Muusrgr., JR. I Knowledge fumes but wisdom lingers. Steering Comm. 5, Stu- dent Council 4, Intramurals l, 2, 4 5, 4. ILVLRIQTT MIIBURN What a d6'll-fflllflll thing sleep is! IANICE MYERS The HIITIQ that goes the fartherest to make lzfe worth uhzle zs just a szmple smzle Glee Club l Record Club 5 Intramurdlsl 2 4 BETTY NEMSICK Thznkmg eonsrzo IS uzld and young I laughed and danced talked and sung Intramuralsl 2 JV Vol leyball 5 Homeroom Secretary 5 Personnel Offlce 4 ROBLRT NEPTUNE Music washes away from the soul the dust of ezlerydas lzfe Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 IDFZIIIIHIICS 4 CARL MARTIN NIELSEN A man of pure and szmple mrnd never needs a fnend Intramurals l 2 5 4 VHTSIIY Baseball 4 Homeroom Vrce Pres I Model Club 1 WV1ldl1fe Club 3 IRIS IOUISE NX BERG Even zmtue is more fan uhen It appems In an at tmfllze person Owl Staff 3 1 Owl Pig hllllO1 1 FT -X Pres P Honor Roll 2 5 Drnnrucs 2 Menmns FLORLNLE LOUISE O BARA There ne1e1 uas ll saznt uzth red han Intrnnurdls 1 'Xlay Court 5 Homeroom Sec 4 Personnel Offrce 94 BERNADETTE RITA O NEILL I thzrzk no comment rs a splendid expresszon Record Club l F lN A 2 Clee Club 3 ROBERT EDXVARD OXVFN An hour of sleep before rnzrlnzght rs worth tuo after Steermg Comm 1 Homeroom Tre is 3 IV Basket ball 3 lntramurrlsl 2 3 4 X Brsketb1llXIanager 3 ELEANOR PE ARL Purrty of heart rs the noblest rnherrtanee and a smrle the fazrest ornament of women Cheerleaders 3 4 JAMES PATANELLA The best portzon of a good man s lzfe zs hrs lzttle un remembered acts of kzndness and of love Memozrs 4 Momtor Capt 4 V Soccer 2 V Soccer 3 4 V La crosse 4 MARY PERROT A blush rs benutzfrll but often zneonrenzent Memorrs 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 German Club 3 EVELYN H PLRKINS The reward of one duty done rs 'he power to fulfzll another Homeroom Treas 2 Student Personnel Of f1CC 4 Intramurals 2 NAINCY LUANN PERROTT What sweet delzght a quret Izfe affords Umted lNat1ons Club 1 Photography Club 2 In ra murals l 95 , Y , . . . , . . I .l ' ' ' . , .l ' .-, 1 . ,, A. . 1 - , 7 . 1 , . . , ,., , . . . . .. 1. , f 1 . . . I, . .. 1 ' l ! 9 Monitors 4, Cafeteria 3. A. , .... I, I - . . l y ' . , . , . , , . - A . . . , . U . 2 I 7 J i ' . Y ' - .. ' I I , . Y , A I . , . , . y t ' lk C LYDE R PHILLIPS 4 light hfart lures long Inlrl Man, murals Z 3 CLR XI DINE PLUCINSKI I nz no angel thzs I set down as a posztzve truth MARIE PORTO To be happy IS not the purpose of our beznq but to deserve hnppmess CARNIEN POST ERARO Lzfe zs not to Izve but to lzve uell Dramatxcs 4 Stageworker 3 4 CATHERINE MARG ARET POTTER Good nature zs the beauty of the mznd and like per sonal beauty wins almost wzthout anylhzng else Steer mg Comm 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 4 Glee Club l Intramurals 2 3 EUGENE PRZYBLOWICZ Frzendshzp zs a true serz zee wh1le zt lasts Intramurals LOUIS PUESCHEL Freat wits are sure to be appreciated. Student Court ELLA RADER Happiness is the natural flower of duty. 96 1 I UU! CLARENCE RAIIN EY Everyman IS valued by thzs world as he shows by hrs conduct Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Card Club 2 SHIRLEY MAE RAU Good breedznff mmes along wzth zt a dzqnztv that zs respected by the most petulant Glee Club l 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Homeroom Sec 4 Card Club 2 In tramurals 1 TOM A REESEY The way to conquer a man zs by thezr passzons Intra muralsl 2 3 4 EDITH RESSLER Szmplzczty of character zs a natural result of profound thought XIEIYSIIY Basketball 2 3 Softball 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Secretary 4 VHYSIIY Club 4 ALMA LOUISE RIDENOUR Coodness consists not of the outward thang we do but of the mward thzngs we are Student Councrl 3 V Softball 2 3 V Hockey2 3 May Courtl Steermg Comm 2 3 4 VIRGINIA LEE RIDGLEY Vzrtue modesty and truth are the guardzan angels of woman Glee Club l 2 3 4 Operetta 2 4 Secretary 4 Intramurals 1 EVEANN ELIZABETH RODGERS A lzttle time for lauvhter and a Izttle tune to szng Intramurals 1 2 V Softball 2 Card Club 2 Glee Club 3 ARLINE JANE ROSSI 2 When a gnl ceases to blush, she has lost the most powerful charm of her beauty Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Personnel Olhce 4, Fashron Show l 97 Pr'- XVI LLIAM RUSH A mans own manne1 and fhararter zs what most becomes lnm Intramurals l 2 3 4 I OUISA SALVO There is nothing g1eater than the mt of speaking Cheerleaders 1 Owl Staff 3 V Hockey 2 Intra mxrdlsl 2 3 4 NORMAN SAMUELS The real character of a man zs found out by hzs arnnsements V Soccer 4 V Lacrosse 4 V Lacrosse 2 3 Sports Clubl 2 3 4 VHTSIIY Club 4 CHARLOTTF LLIYABILTH SAUER The great hope of sorzety zs zndmzdual character FBLA 2 Iournallsm Clubl Needlework 2 Intra murals I EX ELYN SH ACENA Sznrentx and truth are the baszs of everg Izfe JOSEPH HIINRY SHACIINA 'Vothzng zs so stron as entleness nothing so gentle atzeal strength V B1sketb.1ll3 4 V Soccer4 Home room Pres 3 4 I OUIS SIMANOVICH Fommon sense 11 an uncommon degree zs what is railed knouled e. BARBARA ANN SITLER High aims form l1i4 h rharacters and great objects. Intramurals l 2 3 -1 Steering Comm. 2 3 Pr Comm. 5 4 Homeroom Treas. 3 4 Student Council 98 fn fl' K NI RRY SLATTERY Pl6US1l7PIflll6 orzlx tlmzff to I ze for Illllilllllll als 2 5 IOSEPHIN1 ANN SLL7 XK O all Hlllfi a id dzgnztzes o flu mzml oodness IS the ffreatest Intramurals l Clee Club I P 3 Pro 1 Comm 3 1 Cafeterla Club 5 FREDERICK A SNYDER Baslzfulrzevs is an ornament to xoutlz Imrnuurlls l 3 1 V Baseb 1ll 2 V Soccer5 CNIIIHISUC bhou 2 ROSENIARIE SNYDER 4 burst of laughter iv a uombshell in the right place ournallsm Club 1 I'uture Busmess Leaders of AIHCTICH 3 Memoirs 4 Intramurals l ROBERT SINYDER C0'Ilf1l1llII1l 15177 a man If you zumld lnou uliat he IS 1 orth lllenzons 4 FT A 2 3 INEZ CHRISTINE SONINT AC' A Im ing heart is the truest wisdom. Intramurals l 2 3 j.V. Volleyball 3 Glee Club l Z 3. MARGARET JOAN SOMMERS An ounce of rheerfullness is worth a pound of sadness. Intramurals l, 2, 4, J.V. Hockey, Glee Club l. JEANETTE R. SOXVERS There is always the possibility of greatness where there is in- ketball 3, 4, Memoirs 4, Glec Club l 2, 3, 4. ff Spf,-ati0n. V. Hockey 3, -1, Bas- 99 AN NETTE F. SPESSATO from the heart, for without kindness there is no true joy. A Memoirs 4, Dance Comm. 4, In- f A laugh to be joyous must flow O trzunurals 3, 4. SHIRLEY FRANCES SPLEIDT Her voice was ever soft, gently low - an excellent thing in woman. Steering Comm. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Monitors 1, 4, Glee Club I. DONAI D STARLI PER Wzt IS the salt of eonue1 salzon Intramurals I 2 3 4 DONALD STEELMAN Aetzons wo1ds looks steps fonn the alphabet by whzrh you may spell Cha1acte1 Student Councll 4 Steermg Comm 2 3 4 Prom Comm 6 4 V Lacrosse IOHNI I SFERLE Imagznatzon zs the eye of the soul Intrlmurxls l 2 3 RUTH SX LLA The only may to have a fnend zs to be om V Basket ball 2 V Volleyb.1ll3 IV Volleyball P Cheerleaders 3 IANIES XVII I IXNI TXLBOTT The only way to ffl 2111 o a tem Jtatzon IS to xzelrl to IXNIIS RU XIOXD 'I XNNIR I7 nness ll I5 for Ihr 11 e occu ull I 7 eblll 1 nneloom X ue Pres I 1 G IOO 3, 4. 7 , 1 ' , 2. . - 4, If.T.A. 2, , 4. ' il. j.V. I.:nc'rosse 2, IIllI'2lIIlllf2llS I, 2, 3, Sports Club. Hff j' ' f Ill' 'zu IV. S 3, I.V. Bus- ketl 1 F, X. Bus 1 fl, 41, V. SOCCCI' -l, Varsity Cl 1b -1, H1 ' - ' , L, P,-1. 1 WEEE' M NRY T XYI OR Mmd mmm! fullf 1 1t nm 111n1lv 11111155 her 1n mrte sueelness Cl1ss Bookkeeper 5 1 Steermg Comm 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 1 NIIY TXXIORSOX JR lllerunzerzl If IIITIIIXY H11 1 t f Il Yllllll 1 1m res n IIlU'IlllIlTllSl 2 Spf C 2 C1 Club l EARLLYN THONI KS He who wrslzes to secure lhe good 11f0fl1eisl111s11l1e11flN secured his own Owl Staff 3 4 Memons 4 Hand book 3 ournalnsm Club l 2 3 WIIIIAM ANDREW THONIAS Laughing elzeerfulness throws sunlzqlzt 0 all the paths of lzfe V Track 3 V Soccer 2 IV Baseball 3 Operetti 2 3 Dramatxcs 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 PHILIP RICHARD THORNE Imagznatzon IS the eye of the 0117 V Lacrosse 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 you H TROUTNIAN Lzve and let lzve Intramuralsl 2 3 V Baseball 2 3 V Baseball 4 SCHXRLEY TOZER The virtue lies in the struggle, not in the prize. Cheerleaders 3, 4, Memoirs 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Steer- ing Comm. 3, 4. HELEN TRAVAGLINE To dance and be merry is the : spice of life. .I.V. Basketball 2, ' j.V. Volleyball 3, V. Basketball 1 3, 4, V. Volleyball 4, Homeroom Secretary 4. Q1 lOl OW' J' RICHARD VINCENT L Nothing endures but personal qlrrllities. Student Council Pres. 4, Steering Comm. 3, 4, V. La4 1 crosse 3 B1sketb.1l12 5 FRANCIS VOC LINIO Fvery noble octivztv mal es mom fm ztself Intrwmurals IOHN CAMPBELL YV-XLKER Dzd notlzmg In jmrtzculrzr and dzd lt rely u ell CERTRL DE IVALTER Coorl lzumm If one of the best futzclfs of dress one mn wear m merely FTA 2 3 1 Steering Comm 2 55 4 Cheerleaders 3 4 V B1sketb'1ll 2 Volley ball 2 DOROTHY IOAN WALTERHOEFER Devoted nnwous ffenerous and wztlz l1e1 whole hearts weleome zn her smzle Honor Roll 2 fl 4 Dlnce Comm 3 4 Steermg Comm 4 Prom Comm 4 Secretary 4 Student COUYICII 2 4 RON ALD C IVARTNIAN C laziness of the hem! zs the life of man and tlle joy fulness of Il man pmlontfeth Ins days IV Soccer 2 Basketball 9 V Lacrosse 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Soc cer 4 Memons 4 INORNI AN XVI' AVLR Pleflfzne and action make the horns sn rn show! C ross countrvl V Iirsketball 5 V linsketbill 1 SLCCIIII Comm 4 SHIRI EX XVEINIER llze Intellect o the ILISE IS lzke glass It azlnnls thz rt 1 earen and fleets 11 Oul Still Memous 1 Handbook 5 ourn IIISID Club l 7 6 102 eh, ,' DONNA ANN XVELKER Mutual love lrrznqs mutual dellqht Memozrs 4 Var Slly Club 4 N Volleybill Nlmuger 2 3 Steermg Comm 2 3 4 CHARLES IVELLS Oh rnzsehzef thou art swift to enter zn the thoughts of desperate men IEANETTE WEI I S Doznq good IS the only eertaznlv happy aetron of a woman WILI IAM CRANT YVENDLING Both szlent when there rs need and speakznff zn sea son Intramurals l 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Art Club 2 RUBY L WHITI OCK Thought rs deeper than all speech feelzng deeper than all thoughts Intramumls l Nurses Mde 4 JAMES EDIVARD YVIEDERMANN Frzendshzp above all tres does lrznd the heart and fazth rn frzendshzp 1s the noblest part Class Vlce Pres 4 Memozrs 4 Homeroom Pres 3 4 V Blse ball 3 SHIRLEY ANN IVILLIAINIS Love is like a beautiful flower' u hose fragranfe makes the garden a place of delight. Intruuurals 4 Nlernoirs EMM -XCENE SUE YVILLIAMS Lauffhter' and 7I'lC7'l'I-IIICIII go arrn in arm u ith joy. Glee Club I Fashion Show l Z 4 Needle- -2 craft Club 5 Dance Comm. 4 Monitors 4, lntrzunurals l, 2, 5, 103 3 tg Tb KAY FRANCES YVILSON Kzndness zn women shall wzn Student Councll Treasurer 4 Class Secretary l Steermg Comm 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 4 V Volleyball 3 HARVEY F YVILTSEY Men me not to be judrfed by thezr looks or habzts but bv the charaelel of then Izves eonversatzons and works Memozrs 4 Owl Staff 3 4 V Soccer 3 4 V Basketball and Lacrosse 3 4 ELINOR GLORIA WOLF When there me fuends there IS wealth Honor Roll 2 3 4 Steerlng Comm 2 3 Prom Comm 3 4 Owl Sports Ed 3 4 Handbook Ed 3 Homeroom Sec 3 Memozrs4 HELEN JOANN WOI INSKI Patzence zs the eoznaffe of the eonquerm flzendshzp the fuend of all Student Personnel 2 Offlce 3 4 FT A 2 Neecllecraft Club 2 Memozrs 4 GARY VVOMER The artzst does not see thznffs as they me but as he IS V Soccerl V Lacrosse and Basketball 2 V Soccer 3 4 V Lacrosse 3 4 Basketball 4 Student Court 4 Steermg Comm 2 3 IOAN THERESA XVOOD Good nature zs shonger than any weapon Softball 2 3 4 V Hockey 1 Glee Club l Canasta Club 2 XLITSIIY Club 4 Clfeterxa Club 3 Intrxmurals l 2 3 SANDRA ZERO Stzllness of pe1son and steadzness of features are szgnal marks of good people Cheerleaders 4 Memons 4 Homeroom Treas 3 Comm Smg 2 3 IO4 ,F 'IG'- 51 H7 U WDM Heavenly Father as we pass from our school career into a world of responsibility and opportun- ity, we thank Thee for Thy loving care and guidance. We thank You for the able teachers and councilors who were, and will remain, real friends, and for our understanding parents, who love us. Guide our footsteps in the future, that our lives may glorify Thee and better our community. We pray for Thy blessing on the classes to follow and a gentle hand to direct their progress . . . Amen. 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' L X111 K XX'x , ON-'11, 911 .Ii I 1 3 1,21 X111 .'1 . 1':f1 1 1. '11:1'1'1 X111 K X111 1f11WilI'l1 ' 1111 X111 X gxx'1' IQ'-1-11 gxii X111 11' . XX'l . '11, V 111, SY. X111 k X11 '.'. 1'111 '1 '1 1. 'CII 1.11 ' D611 X11. . - 1 ' ' i XII k XI1 '.', 111211111 I., 1lllll1 Ml.. I .1 ,, ' 1, X11-A - , ' 1 ' X113 RQ X111 'z111 -1' 1'1'1'1111 X112 K XI1. .X.lC1, ' 'idx XI1. u . 5 ' ' ' 'z A X111 IQ XII . 1511 'I '1 1'l 'Yf'll X113 K XIxJ. .X. 111111' '11' K '1' 1 ' ' ' 2 X111 Ik XI111 X VIII. 1'Il11l'I' XI1. XI13 Ifxz 1'x 111111 XI13 . '- 'A -, .' '. X111 A I '2 F P1111 XI1. X11 , 111111111 1 1a11 X113 .- . '. I I .L - XI1. Pl XI: 112111 1' 101' Parent Patrons Mr. k Mrs. Raymond Rau Mr. H Mrs. Charles Ressler Mr. Ye Mrs. Roy' Ridenour Mr. k Mis. M'm. Rodgers Mr. IQ Mrs. M'm. Rush Mr, K Mrs. XV1n. Sitler Mr. K Mrs. Frank Slezak Mr. Smith's English Classes Mr. k Mrs. joseph M. Smith Miss Sally E. Smith Mr, S: Mrs. M. Snider Mr. tk Mrs. I.. Snyder Mr. M'alter Montgomery Snyder Mr. K Mrs Italo Spessato Mr. tk Mrs. R. Steehnan Mr. 8: Mrs. Haywood Thomas Mr. k Mis. Harris Tolley Mr. tk Mrs. C. Tozer Room 113 I0-B 10-F ll-H Dr. J. Howard Burns Mr. k Mrs. Benjamin Vincent Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. K Mrs K Mrs 8: Mrs. Alfred Voglino Man. F. lVakefield Elmer -I. XValker k Mrs. Guy lValter k Mrs. Leroy XValterhoefer Sc Mrs. Harry M'artman k Mrs. Charles H. YVeaver K Mrs. E. I.. XVehster k Mrs. Clem M'eimer k Mrs. Leroy YVeir tk Mrs. Harry YVhitlock K Mrs. Ek Mrs. Frank YViedermann Fred Wiedermann tk Mrs, Luther XVilliams tk Mrs. joseph Wolf tk Mrs. Earl C. XVolinski X: Mrs. Herbert M'olinski lk Mrs. Paul M'olinski Mr. K Mrs. il. Zero I2-A l2'B 12-C I2-F On the following pages we have ad- yertisetneuts from local merchants, whose stores we are familiar with, and whose products we purchase. Peg Potter, Ann johnson. and Bar- bara Sitler are tliil'l'illlill2lIillg shoppers, a typical trait in most Dundalk stu- dents. To insure increased satisfaction, we recommend you patronize our adver- tisers. COMPLIMENTS STUDENT CQUNCIL ir 'k of the DUNDALK GIFT SHOP BOOkb C lF'l S H11Il111111l Nmrmss f111ds IU Shipping Place Ihone Dundalk 1951 2701 Old North Point Road Dundalk 2460 PlIC17lI2lI!'1SfS of 1l1f8g7lfy NANCY JEEN F11 slmp Im I11sl11m11d Mzndffrl Women 6 DUNDALK AVENUE RAINBOW FLORIST SHIPPIlNG PLACE DUNDALK 22 MARYLAND 811118 1lI111111 l7IIIIIf 1111 II 1 1115111111161 T R Fitzell and Associates REALTORS 11 CENTER PLACE 201 Whitlock Building ATwater 4-7171 Monumental Motor Tours, Inc. fifilfl I ulztski H igliwz I' CONlJl'Cl'IllLIJ TOURS CH.XR'I'LQRlLlJ SERVICE Phone: ORIeo ns 5-8000 The juke box was a popular thing during the after school , jam sessions, Peggy Potter, Bill Maclntyrc, and Barham Sit ier select their favorite discs with great care. GRAY MANOR PHARMACY I 2 .' F - 1' . ' f ' , 71 1 A rl 1 'g gas' - ' ' f ' 11 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS 0F 4 O JENKINS DUNDALK HIGH SCHOGL Rings COMPLIMENTS J C Manufact W. Lexington Sf. EDmondson 6-6 OF . . S. Phone: Dundalk 3161 2 c:ENT1a1a PLACE ST. HELENA - DUNDALK DUNDALK, MARYLAND HARDWARE CQ Dundalk 0500 24 Dundalk Avenue IR11 DFLIVL Y MIL DLLIVER KOMI 1 IUI N TS C OMPLIMFVTS OI PIII' of 1116 Y M C A FARMCREST ll? lrmkm s not as easy ns It looks but these 541111125 seem to have zt drmn at lc t to 12 P1111ixt1 111 11And11m1 jnfk liruzaslml 131111336113 Ilan Mat trazzo U4 SMULSON S IRISC Rll IION IHXRXIXCX Phone Dundalk 0350 I Ullllllll X TS Willow Sprung Road 8. Patapsco Avenue Dundalk Maryland DELVALE ICE CREAM A FRIEND at gawk Always C ood Taste -If Dundalk Unlt Ji 38 Xmerlc in Legion 'Xl1Xll1ily Deplrtmem ol Nlnyland Sm? M 3.5 Now 15 the tzme to s and saze wztlz a new .Sznger ' Singer Sewing Company Veteran s Cleaner Dundalk 3710 303 W use Avenue ll5 I ' 1 V' Y - ' I A J. 1 .' 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