Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Baltimore, Maryland Q A.. - 3 C CNTE NTS 0 Introduction ................ 6 Foculty . . . . . . 20 Underclossmen .... . . . 42 Clubs... ....-48 Sports .... .... 7 0 Closs History . . . . . . . 80 Seniors .... .... 9 4 In Memoriam . . . . . . .168 Ads .... .... 1 70 i 3 2 3 s Q n E Z f z i E 5 3 5 Q 3 U U 5 1 5 E Holding ca shell fo one's eor, one may hear ever so faintly on echo of the seo. Q 2 S s Q 2 E 8 2 in I 2 ' 6 5 i S It is a gentle murmur. All thunder of waves, pounding of surf, fury of wind and weather have subsided. There remains a suggestion of quiet waters and sunny days. Looking at the shell, one sees the mar- velously intricate design of whorl and del- icacy of color, highly individual since no two shells are alike, yet akin after all to many that the sea has cast up before and many that will roll in with tides to come. l iw E3 5 as . Mm my .k Wi I 5 .i ,iff . 1 L- 'H K 1 . c N V Mylmw g .c f vm wflf i 1' 'fl 45 Q' .yrrig ,.LwxVAiw Q J , A V V . . I M-fr . 535.44 . wiv. Q ti . I X kwsfi. is g'l'+?fx,:lQw t ki ,QA-U32 . i f, ,sf ' '99 : wifi: qui .Q x' 'Q sill? -is ff '2 . 4 1., NV ysfsi . 4, 6 vi 'Hr keg 3, V, Ll.- .zyxdw 2 'DQS Q J ow by V ff A offs! - v w W K .S f' 1 A P. , yn.. ,flxgg iff gy ' l A W . M K. TLA.. fi- wi VA air .. PM rr, . - Just so this book strives to give the record of 1964. It con not tell the vvhole story, the whole story is not yet written. It moy, however, suggest the noture ond events which give this closs its specicil grace. gTfLc-Lgegrnest effort, the lively fun, the loeoutiful troditions, ond the hoppy fellowship-these ore the elements thot, like the sound in the shell, produce on ECHO. W Even before school opens in the fall, a faculty committee has wrestled with the triple problems of teacher replacements, faculty assignments, and pupil schedules, not to mention the question of which closet to hide the last 100 entrants in. During opening days, the staff meets, and sophomores, H50 strong, come shyly in for orientation. As soon cus the first closses meet, there is chonge. This is the yeor of the Supreme Court decision bonning proyer in public schools, ond o new order for opening the oloy quickly becomes routine. l Early in the fall comes the first in a series of traditional assemblies, inaugura- tion of Student Council officers. Each girl makes her serious, hopeful-of-a-better-year speech calling for better traffic movement, better cafeteria arrangements, better cooperation, and better student self-gov- ernment. ln a matter of weeks comes senior inaugural with more oaths and more speeches as the senior officers also look forward to a wonderful year. This time a special fervor marks the singing of the senior song, Standing proudly on the hill- side, she's a friend of youth . . . Li Winter has settled in, spring is, indeed, far behind as students return to face quarterly tests, term papers, and semester's end. The emphasis is now on work. Seniors restlessly watch the mail al- though it will be months before the last word on college acceptances will be in. The days drag. Will there be a snow day? Happy thought! Looking for breaks in the monotony, publications workers plan their trip to Columbia, iuniors get their rings, and sophomores-complete now with officers, banner, motto, and song-re- hearse their play. Basketball replaces speedball as a team sport. But the days drag. Suddenly, the light hours lengthen, and the end of the year approaches with a rush. There is much to do and little time. Prom, farewell assembly, a.nd graduation are here. In a flurry of emotion, under- classmen weep and reioice alternately as the seniors leave, and the iuniors move into the position of leadership. In June the school will seem strangely shrunken, the cafeteria' empty, the halls quiet, the atmosphere dreamy. The end for 1964 has come, and all those lovely, long, exciting days and months and years-where are they? They are the memories which make the ECHO. T Q Q f ! V X X 7 WN W KA 1. gi 1 : jf Sir ' riff' ,iff ff ' wiaasv ggfi-yw? A aff ,GMS ,-swf' Q x K K i gp.-m, -, ' ' 03, Lg . X ' M g.ffg,,:4 Y gwglavz .kwwg-1:2535 ,-1,15-::,',.f,,,W. f L Q q Q FACULTY l Queen of the roll books is Mrs. Anna Miller, vice-principal. Hers is the job of seeing to it that all homeroom teachers understand the meaning of aggregate attendance and put the right signs and symbols in the right little squares to be duly counted, totaled, and added to other figures each month. In addition, she guides the Student Council in its effort to achieve 3300 happily self- governed students, stands firmly for maintaining at all times the highest standards CEastern's, of coursel and now and then illuminates a meeting or a conversation with flashes of wit. Administration The notices for the day-. The notices tor a day may include a rundown of club meetings, class affairs, student council business, Banner pleas, or a special directive on anything from sugar lumps to opening exercises. More important duties claim much of Mr. Bader's time. Suddenly, how- ever, in late spring, there will be a last announce- ment, and seniors will suffer a slight pang as they realize they will hear, This is the end of the morn- ing notices, no more. ' ' Steers Eastern on Smooth Course Miss Olga V. Bawden, Vice 9 cold snowy A strong voice on the PA, a friendly smile in the hall, and a Cadillac on the parking lot are symbols of Miss Bawden, most recent arrival in the office occupied by three different vice- principals in the past three years. Change and tradition being important aspects of their life at school, seniors take both in stride and consider themselves lucky to have known them all. Varied Talents Mrs. Alice Hess Adviser' Between adviser and class a chemistry develops that is part parent-child, part teacher-pupil, but larger than either. With nudges, with pats of pride, with scoldings, and with sweet reason, Mrs. Alice Hess has urged, applauded, and argued her class through its swaddling stages into the role of school leaders. Looking back on these years, members may well remember her dressed up and sparkling in the receiving line at iunior prom or hair pushed aside sitting on the floor sewing a hem behind stage for Our Town. Whatever the picture one recalls, there has never been doubt in anyone's mind that her intelligence, her interest, and her warmest feelings have belonged to the class of 1964. , O Class Miss Kathleen Powers Counselor Mrs. Sarah Cooper Echo Adviser Mr. Glenn Bunch Music Adviser Miss Mildred Arnold Financial Adviser Mrs. Julia Woodward Assistant Adviser Miss Alta Burroughs Counselor Mrs. Virginia Hoskins Art Adviser Mr. Lawrence Freeman Drczmafics Adviser Mrs. Rosemary Beckman Echo Subscription Adviser Mr. Glenn Bunch and Mrs. Ruth Moyer. Mr. Gerald Ey-th. Arts Furnish Student esign Seniors sing along with Miss Evelyn Howard. All students participate in the music program. No assembly, no class meeting is complete with- out some singing for which the department has prepared. Special groups, the choruses, hold forth on special occasions. The orchestra plays audiences in and out ofthe auditorium and takes the stage for a spring concert. If music is not exactly the core subiect, it is certainly an integral part of school activities. Chairman: Mr. Glenn Bunch 'X l f 'ff Mr. Olin Yoder, Mrs. Virginia Hoskins, and Miss Evelyn Sommer. Mrs. Betty Rawlings and Mr. Nelson Adlin O I for Living Does anyone doubt that art is not only long, but various? Let him glance in the tower room, walk down the third floor corridor, look at displays on the walls, and glance into classrooms-. He'will see art maiors, art curriculum students, and regular classes at work employing techniques as old as tradition, as new as yesterday. Chairman: Mrs. Virginia Hoskins H f f .' f A f 11,12 Q ,Z ': le ll' Q Q X, r ' I 93 34, u. u ,cw , W wvfss mm wmmm 'f -0 A-maalzz-W Proof, Practice Among slide rules, compasses, parabolas, and theorems, the math department transforms an ' exact science into a lively and varied one for hundreds of students. Girls may study geometry- , traditional or SMSG,-calculus and analytics, l and algebra and Trigonometry. The teaching of these complex subjects is directed from a small office tucked away on the ground floor. Head: Miss Margaret Menton Multiplication is vexation to Brenda Bullock. l Standing: Miss Carolyn Crosby and Miss Margaret Menton. Seated: Mrs. Eleanor Waters. Standing: Miss Beverly Switzer, Mrs. Barbara Medcalf, and Mrs. Ada Sneeringer. Seated: Miss Jeanette DeRan. 2 l l Show Scientific Detachment Standing: Mr. Harvey Wiederick, Mr. George Beechener, Mrs. Mary Fisher, and Mrs. Alice Myers. Seated: Mrs. Virginia Levin, Mrs. Kath- erine Stritehoff, Miss Helen Lentz, and Mrs. Naomi Donker. Whether working in dark laboratory rooms or teaching in lecture rooms, members of the sci- ence department strive to ignite sparks isome- times literallyi in the minds of their students. They courageously attempt to make molecules come alive, to make levers and pulleys fascinat- ing, and to establish the social standing of the frogs. Like the Red Queen in Alice Through the Looking Glass, they run hard to stay in the same place trying to keep up with modern science. Head: Miss Helen Lentz Standing: Mrs. Henrietta Fallin, Mr. Harvey Weinstein, Mrs. Mary Ellen Lilley, and Miss Elsie Hudak. Seated: Mrs. Elise Dudley, Mrs. Mary Pickel, and Miss Janet Stritehoff. Standing: Miss Vera Dorn, Miss Carole Artigiani, Miss Sophia Jaffe, Miss Beverly Speight, Mrs. Maudre Bliss, Mr. James Sanders, Miss Elizabeth Boyd, Mrs. Rosalie Hardesty, and Mr. Donald Wilson. Seated: Mrs. Elizabeth Nester, Mr. John Jones and Mrs. Louise Bareham. Wars, peace treaties, statesmen, new govern- ments, and new ways of life-these are the topics history students discuss in courses ranging from the history of western civilization to a study of modern problems. Students learn to use maps as they locate remote spots, till in outlines with lovely shades of purple and green, and recognize dozens ot emerging nations. Head: Miss Mary Parker History and Standing: Mrs. Deanna Miller, Miss Nellie Mackall, Mrs. Anne Smith, Miss Roberta Carnes, and Mrs. Patricia Cooper. Seated: Miss Mary Parker. Standing: Mrs. Gabriele Bruck, Miss Jacquelyn Wheatley, and Miss Helen James. Seated: Miss Mildred Arnold and Dr. Gladys Dorsey. Standing- Mr. Ray Harter, Mrs. Odessa Hahn, and Mrs' DolOll Y Gfeen- Se0'ed1 Miss Catherine Carey and Miss Mary Robb. Languag Unite Classics 31 The words Latin, German, French and Spanish suggest romance and history to some, but con- iugations and translations to others. In any case, the language department offers advanced courses in Latin, French, and Spanish and finds such re- wards as it can when a student triumphantly pronounces, La plume de ma tante est rouge. Head: Dr. Gladys Dorsey' Miss Helen James EMEJRIAM GLAEYS DORSEY mg a Hfiiirnboyer l'avenir.,i.il I Victor CTr. She future.J The pause that refreshes . . . English Reinforces Business Standing: Mr. Lawrence Freeman, Miss Doris Magaha, Mrs. Helen Bartholow, Miss Anna Mae Gerstmeyer, Mrs. Berta Smith, Miss Jean Stegrnan, Mrs. Gladys Heffner, Mrs. Ernestine Schamberger, Mrs. Virginia Gleisner, Miss Helen Brod, and Mrs. Sarah Cooper. Seated: Mrs. Shirley Lentz, Mrs. Beatrlce'Cowles, Miss Miriam Deem, Miss Anne Edwards, Miss Gale Keane, and Miss Bonnee Lauridsen. Special college preparatory students beat their way through Beowulf and Chaucer in a survey ot English literature. Standard classes tread warily from Shakespearean drama to S modern American prose. Some girls elect iournal- ism or creative writing. All students ponder the structure of a paragraph, the building of an es- f ' ' say, and the writing of a letter: Dear Sir: Please ' it S send me your catalogue . . . Head: Miss Miriam Deem if neg' K 9 : aff? f XX .- '!5a FiE'S'1-2Ha'1:. -r':-: 4 4 figlvl .:-iii-'I-'.e1-ag' ig,-E., ,:.',2l s j'1!'!-155' f iv 3:31932 55-iiE?3.L? f tp - 'gil-':-1,1 fs-me s e Opportunities Business education, largest single department of the school, offers some combination of typing, stenography, economics, machines, office prac- tice, arithmetic, and law to more than 50W of the students. New this year is a remedial course in stenography held before school and designed to salvage junior students in danger of failing. Girls type to music, mimeo special notices for the school, thread the mazes of modern taxation, and write dreamy love notes in pothooks. Head: Mr. Allan Mainen 9 fl sllmx acer . . Fig, I , X. ,x z Standing: Mrs. Margaret Gwathmey, Mr. Allan Mainen, Miss Dorothy Lewis, and Mrs. Dolores Mears. Seated: Mrs. Ethel Kempler, and Mrs. Rosemary Beckman. 34 Fitness ls New Qrder of Day Mrs. Judith McGowan and Mrsl Patricia Hall. Mrs. Loretta Bryant, Miss Evelyn Johnson, Miss Katherine Spangler, and Miss Lonnie Bleeks. Keeping up with the present emphasis on physical fitness, the physical education depart- ment attempts to build up its own fitness with the introduction of new ways to teach gym. To arouse interest, it offers students a choice of activities and a new selection of intramural activities. As always, however, good sportsmanship is the order of the day. Chairman: Mrs. Loretta Bryant Miss Carol Rush X , F. , 7 A 'X 3 Helen Love, Barbara Villa, and Linda Krammer prepare hot-dog-under- glass. Standing: Miss Julia Burton, Mrs. Tresse Acree, and Mrs. Sylvia Sorrells. Seated: Mrs. Dorothy Roten. Happiness is Domestic Skill 35 Cooking and sewing are only part of home economics offerings, and the words hardly suggest the fashions girls turn out or the canning and freezing processes which they use. Learning how to entertain and serve, how to purchase and plan, even how to care for an infant, students leave these courses ready to handle all modern equipment except TV dinners. Head: Miss Dorothy Ordwein Standing: Mrs. Jean Griffith, Mrs. Melva Herzberg, and Mrs. Mary Frances Burke. Seated: Miss Dorothy Ordwein. ealfhy Mind and Bodies For the record-Standing: Miss Ann Mullan, Miss Alta Burroughs, and Miss Kathleen Powers. Seated: Miss Dorothy Eichhorn, Miss Evelyn Sellors, and Mrs. Ruth Gerbig. Sill its Nil! Q 5 N X, t In the medical suite, a nurse and a half preside over the thermometer, scales, and first aid materials. They handle emergencies of the splinter, speck-in-the-eye, cut, scrape, burn, scratch, or fainting fit variety which arise daily. Full-time nurse: Mrs. Hilde Spann Part-time nurse: Mrs. Anne Solley Six little cubbyholes of offices house six counselors each of whom must guide, console, en- courage, and lend an ear to over 500 girls. They assist busi- ness students in getting iobs, unearth colleges that will ac- cept the most reluctant scholar, and dispense data about the myriad tests in the modern, standardizing process. Chairman: Miss Ann Mullan Mrs. Hilde Spahn files pamphlets in a quiet moment. Make Good Records The larger the school, the more pressure there is upon its librarian to furnish more books for more term papers, more for reference work, more for leis- ure time reading. Nevertheless, Eastern's library, through care- ful discarding and purchasing, has managed to stay abreast ot the times and needs-an oasis of quiet and peace for both scholars and pleasure-seekers. Librarian: Miss Elizabeth Paterson Assistant: Mrs. Grace Blohm Planning meals for three thousand hungry girls is not an easy iob. The cafeteria staff, how- ever, performs it withease and efficiency, ignor- ing the chatter and clatter that fill five lunch periods and even managing a pleasant word to girls as they pass down the line. Mrs. Marilyn Baggett, Dietician. Staff Provide Back Row: Mrs. Lillie Mae Hilton, Mrs. Carle Gainey, Miss Frances Whims, Mrs. Josephine Thomas, Mrs. Alice Monroe, Mrs. Faith Barney, Mrs. Estelle-Stewart, Mrs. Vicki Glenn. Middle Row: Miss Dorothy Williams, Mrs. Minnia Corning, Mrs. Florence Helmir, Mrs. Maze lngrahm, Mrs. Bertha Pfeil, Mrs. Eva Shearer. Front Row: Mrs. Lilliam Tyler, Mrs. Mary Lee, Mrs. Esther Roberts, Mrs. Gussie Jac son. 1 l Mr. Edward Elton, Custodian. for Food, Order Armed with buckets, brooms, ladders, and light bulbs, the custodial staff defends the school against inevitable dust and breakdowns. ,E i S., Mr. Lindenou, Mr. Henson, and Mr. Holmes. Miss Gladys Abrams, Mrs. Williemina Davis, Mrs. Bertha Thompson, Mrs. Lucy Griffin, Mrs. Mary Banks, Mrs. Roberta Crawley. Mrs. Joanna Neuman, Mrs. Hilde Collins, and Mrs. Lillian Butler. Three secretaries in the main office make the handle correspondence, pile up lost a iobs of organizing daily notices, keeping girls' records straight, and typing attendance sheets far less complicated than they could be. ln addi- tion, they take in mail, deal out special notices, cessantly. rticles, re turn books and pens and watches and rings to frantic owners, and man the phones thatring in- Secretaries, Guards Serve School Neither rain, nor snow, nor hail, nor sleet can keep ing guards from their appointed spots in the middle of the cross the street. Girls, boys, teachers, and drivers obey their white-gloved signals morning and afternoon as they cross Thirty-Third street. Mrs. Elizabeth Carlson and Mrs. Marie Fisher. Love her-the life she save E l s may be yours! FACULTY PRINCIPAL William C. Bader VICE-PRINCIPALS Olga Bowden Anna C. Miller ART DEPARTMENT Nelson Adlin Virginia Hoskins Betty Rawlings Evelyn Sommer Olin Yoder BUSINESS EDUCATION Rosemary Beckman Frances Carroll Genevieve Carroll Irene Carter Cecile Colbert Ruth Crowder Phyllis De Haven Camille Forde Margaret Gwathmey Vera Harcum Ethel Kempler Dorothy Lewis Allan Mainen Delores Mears Gladys Miller Mary Eileen Snow Margaret Somers Eileen Walton Anne Williams Sylvia Wood ENGLISH Helen Bartholow Helen Brod Thomas Cole Sarah Cooper Beatrice Cowles Miriam Deem Anne Edwards Lawrence Freeman Anna May Gerstmyer Virginia Gleisner Sara Glenn Gladys Heffner Gale Keane Bonee Lauridson Shirley Lentz Doris Magaha Betty Martin Diana Monsman Ernestine Schamberger Eleanor Sewell Berta Smith Jean Stegman Gail White HISTORY Carole Artigiani Louise Bareham Maudre Bliss Elizabeth Boyd Roberta Carnes Patricia Cooper Vera Dorn Rosalie Hardesty Sophia Jaffe John Jones Elaine Kimos Nellie Mackall Deanna Miller Elizabeth Nester Mary Parker James Sanders Anne Smith Beverly Speight - Donald Wilson HOME ECONOMICS Tresse Acree Mary Burke - Julia Burton Jean Griffith Melva Herzberg Dorothy Ordwein Dorothy Roten Sylvia Sorrells LANGUAGE Mildred Arnold Gabriele Bruck Catherine Carey Gladys'Dorsey Judith Geilfuss Odessa Hahn Ray Harter Helen James Mary Robb Jacquelyn Wheatley MATHEMATICS Carolyn Crosby Jeanette De Ran Elaine La Pasha Barbara Medcalf Margaret Menton Dorothy Schepler Ada Sneeringer Beverly Switzer Eleanor Waters Julia Woodward MUSIC Glenn Bunch Gerald Eyth Evelyn Howard Ruth Moyer PHYSICAL EDUCATION Lonnie Bleeks Loretta Bryant Patricia Hall Evelyn Johnson Judith McGowan Carol Rush Katherine Spangler SCIENCE George Beechener Brian Davis Naomi Donker Elise Dudley Henrietta Fallin Mary Fisher Alice Hess Elsie Hudak Joseph Kirsch Helen Lentz Virginia Levin Mary Ellen Lilley Alice Myers Mary Pickel Janet Stritehoff Katherine Stritehoff Harvey Weinstein Harvey Weiderick Elizabeth White COUNSELORS Alta Burroughs Dorothy Eichhorn Ruth Gerbig Ann Mullan Kathleen Powers Evelyn Sellors LIBRARIANS Grace Blohm Elizabeth Paterson HEALTH STAFF Dr. J. Anthony Gillett Dr. Arnold Lavenstein Ann Solley, R.N. I, Us Hilda SpannQ R.N. DIETITIAN Marilyn Sue Baggett y SECRETARIES I Lillian Butler Hilde Collins Henrietta Jackson Claire Picarella Minerva Simon Joanna Neumann 'Dec ea sed 1 X MES nw L - - u 6 , UNDER CLASSMEN 44 14 hfrlkzv ., ,:,ff,,:s- 7 .- -,ffii NYM' ..j1,3pQ-ii, li, f-ww,-s,g A . -',,'t: ,f .viz f' ', f ,y p:',wu,'r.t,. at wt-11,9 mwfsf -Htfcngwzi tavern., iffsaga' 1 al-' A ,awww-14' mir :r-wWWsWwQb-'V'wivf 'ii WEP rfrfwf' is W' Wfiwfr Y W tiflfsif-i'l is :iw -,L' ' f , V ' J A , ,, - ' l if gigiw, ,tkykwwbg l?gwileaK23tuE f.,w4i4gi? miginf,i,'SEiv?ygAiQgg,,'QgMlatQEEQ,lgmglisyiyhi-rfqyhygsgs gfglgw, givtimfgg . 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Juniors enthusiastncall a laud their classmates at first class meetun . -1, Lsgsgqms' ,M,-,gggswiwyr- ,.f.1rii gz5tsX2f1tQQfgV Qig33+s,s'g51ngs,,, Wim rims Eviizfwr:wwJw?'M2r ,w,w,s52f'z,z U iWsfEz ' w,4 t ,aiiiisfi Wit 'W W ftflkit WQiiif2 ' f W' iw' wysiiw' 2 Wt , itrfwwll t il -,ivy fitflillt ,tsitifiigfil ' t ,l?le'1'f 1 7,s' iw-f,'if'9.'5. 1 t 1 'i'??l'illifMJf,w it 2 mimi sisgw sfsawzwxsfyzmvwwtf ,M saw 1 rs. is fswzfefs ws Q 'r Starting in with their new adviser, Mr. James WU: fl- .Muff - WNW? qw? . 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Having established a record as individualists, they settled down to decorating office and east lobby for Christmas and holding garlands for departing seniors as usual. 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Q, ,Q ?:?g'w ri 3 4 ,,,,N, 9351 i- Q , lv ' Q iv A fl 4 L 4'W's 'l'?'?i2 lirll?:Q wfrililli li EN 'll5'l lS'll'E: , Mlm 4 .ff Mglixigg gigs, ,iwgxeigggrg ggggfilishr, gi ri 'fe3QglSx', -14553912 Egssisiwil'1E:.25m5fgi3mfgf:b 'ifffiiw 3 Q gl. VsE7iQ,5-. ,ml i v+5,fr362'Q2i1,a ' M wsu' wmcw Q wiwisfwffl wwzxsfrw- fisiizzms ---- Q , J s Qzimissm ffl :mm Q is eixfzswwi Ifbtiillx, E mimiw:,fie'i12is2?raq55 Q i wmrferlzzl Eager Sophomores Enloy Busy Youngest, largest, and most frightened are all adjectives to describe the Class of 1966 cis it entered Eastern last September. Because of the i xx, 5156 fly , Gae Freitag Helen White lstandingj and Debbie Holliday increased of girls on the late shift, the election and treas- urer algng with the regularjlofficigfgwdsggnhecessary to insure cgggdiiggjggrnr Aictivitges for the year 'cafetelifa 2iIecorfEiti6'n,s, presents Centenigg cqgiitigibu- tions Will fx 6 ,Q ' Y ' file ,Ziff 3 V Y ff ff V5 s,.i icxffr if 'A W s it s':f:,, f, ,e iii' .C Y 5. . ' , -f f s ' A f 5 ,, gg- VL: f il., f ,fbi 3 - ' ef sf, Q Sophomores-Lee Richards, Carole Clarke, Linda Glos, Joan Fleming, Patricia Weil Elda Bowman and Evelyn Knowles tour the school with their senior guide, Elaine Ewing. First Year At Eastern Class officers and adviser. Standing: Joanne Arminger, Joanne Gillespie, Bao Ting Chen, Mary Zimmerman. Seated: Stephanie Campbell, Mrs. Fisher, Cynthia Kirby. Carol Busick, Georgette Haslup, Ellen Goetz, Ruth Buchheister, and Robin Mulherin work on the Christmas proiect for the McKim Community Center. Tii Z 6 5 i fs ES. 31? 6 ri CLUBS These girls represent their homerooms on the Student Council. Student Government Assists HZ: ,gg gs.. l ,tgp 45351, at . ,,,s..r55fM. ' U time J 5 Q fi ,aft 1.353 ,wig Q . e t. ts. 1 ,R f 4 . W : v A' NX'-ff.: . f sp was ,sw eff? by l.1..,.i:: figs, ffgsersxisf -H. A g.. zrissg 'ei yflg-spasm, - . M fe sfszztimfstififfffigie 'Qs .A :'3sfi2:z.w1....:, .Q '1s:433e.sW2s s: . X 335 'wgffsiffgzf .img tfrwffi ti sggjsgggftisfv t Z5.,5'QQhsg'i eic5 si? sw- ffxfgwege 2e.c:s:,.gjfs'ssf-ft 572: A? ewMl:fr?s..4S tfffw-.:fe2?:A:3?g-j iff 3 . 1 it V-zissglf was :L 31 s , f s' 'f?',fg5wf:f' 'eifgg-,.?.fsZq . S .5 . ' '-iff.-:. A ? , .Q . 1 2 Std 235542 W .. ff?S'Yi - 1 -ff fss.. t:'jfTl tiffftwgt f M0555 W 'Til' I 2 52,1 at, The officers of the Student Council are: L. Case Weber, presidentg C. Sloan, vice-president. , gli as 5 . T S is rtrt . ,Www 3 1: f, A ,,, .s,., V My -1 .11 i I 'A t.f310Q5zZE?l . .,. 5 I .,-ttQZ.,..et.Q. ., -Wm -f1f1t::'1:'.i , secretaryg M. Kocho, treasurer, Anne Student Council. Opening each year with a formal installation assembly, the Student Council explains its purpose-to promote responsible citizenship in the stu- dent bocly. lt participates in the adminis- tration and government of the school by readying the stage for assemblies, direc- ting traffic on stairways, and monitoring the cafeteria. This year, they also held a folk music concert. Adviser: Miss Anna C. Miller w tl rx is if iam L I 1 as is 5553 2 iii X ' Q ,,,,, fxgi mms Girls look an The Student Councils Christmas giff ro The faculty. Sfudeni Council members Sell book Covers before School- ln School Administration .. ,, , -..,.f,f.-1 ,fp gg,,.ff,,x szflgvgzx .W . . .KQV ' A L'k' ' ,.gmg:fgMfw5,, 51 ri fzfixairxwiifffsys fsssf . :Wi -M 1ii5:f3.C1:1x'l,?i?Q5M?5... 7fi'i1lfkQi'ii . 'fwlffifli ge rgggygglgw -M., , 0.42. X sgszl-sgywgjgjfgggggfs x A V' A ' gjgfggglfg.. Wi-vowsfgigfmwwvwogqiagzvzs 3 www .hy .1 f E x ggssiwzgyv W- N Execulive Board of ihe Student Council. Standing: L. Garrison, G. Unger, C. Fischer, P. Steinburg. Seated: L. Case A. Weber, C. Sloan, M. Kocho. Missing: M. Campbell, C. Carson, B. Griffiths. TERN Paper R ports School Life gp.-..?fx io Mrs. Cooper advises Judi Rippel, editor-in-chief, and Nancy Bosley, managing editor. LQQLL an, 24 Q6 Lw sm :gan Xi 3045 sm., mf.-v. The feature staff includes K. Krehnbrink, L. Holloway, B. Kallina, J. Malmo, C. Stone, B. Long, and K. Brooks Cu-gulqhon Sfqff R Ford C, Baker, R, Zeckh Photography Staff. C. Boteler C Arbona P Rhode Banner. There are girls who bury themselves in room 14. They iam its typewriters and clutter up bulletin boards. They harry classmates and teachers for news. Alternately, they moan and reioice as they count out headlines, meet printers' dates, edit copy, write, rewrite, toss out, insert, and creep away from the building long after the sun l1CfSfset,'For themithe' Banner is more than a newspaper. lt is a way of life. Although they sometimes question why they adopt it, they are fiercely loyal and constantly hope4 ful that the next issue-like the next baseball season-will be the winning one. A V Adyiser: Mrs. Sarah L. Cooper E Parris N Bosley P Krause, D. Kirby, E. Ewing,J. Rippel, K. Arthur, M. Deems, and N. Rawlings make up the editorial staff. Echo Staff Prepares Material Kathy Paulus, editor and Peggy Quinn, assistant, go over a layout with Mrs. Cooper. l i u . X l .NX A v try, My ECHO. If a visitor were to wander into room 303 while the ECHO staff was at work, he would see unkempt girls wrestling with cropping rules, lay- out sheets, large brown envelopes, piles of pic- tures, and confusion everywhere. The sounds he would hear might range from crows of delight over completed pages to cries of distress over unyielding copy. Were he to return in the spring for ECHO dis- tribution, he would see the sort of prideful expres- sion every mother wears as she looks at her new baby. There have been moments of pleasure and pain. With publication, the book goes out of the staff's hands. This ECHO is now the official yearbook of 1964. Adviser: Mrs. Sarah L. Cooper Nm- D. Bushman, C. Elmo, B. Moreland, K. Maskell, B. Long, P. Abicht, E. Lassiter, B. Pridham, D. Winstead, and B. Rigley are the artists of the ECHO. For 1964 Book of the Year Editors of The ECHO include L. Colahan, S. Kaminski, E. Mcoqde, B. Clay, T. Euker, B. Mcircum, and M. Fisher. M. Fisher helps B. Clay and B. Prid- ham adiust copy on the underclassmen page. B. Marcum, D. Bushman, E. Lossirer, C. Jockel, ' i-i, lu S. Kaminski, and A. Weber of the sports and faculty siaffs meet with Mrs. Hoskins, arf adviser. H Class history and senior pages staffs include: T. Euker, E. McDade, N. Corriera, B. Baseman, J. Strekfus, N. SchUPP, B. Hall, and M. Karl. , , ,. , II,-,I,IQII,. I,I,,IIII,-,If,f::1If',uFMII,IWMIIII-II'IIfII IW WMI 4II'I'fIIII'IIII IHIII' II ' II fI I' 'IH 'I I, ,, HI I I III 'II II I Tv wII.II.':::If:I: I':If III W I'I I ' ' ' ' K' ' ' ju U 5, .U I A Ni Q ,A.w,.,,, M, ,. J 0 mg A an .mg ,mu WM, ,,. I -1 k 1 K E. . I -'iss 'QQ 2 fi 2 f?ff?'i,f , +3 'f M X L 'gg f 3:9 V kf:'f- fi iff 2,3 2 45? W W fus- Y . Z sf. K E f ' -' 2. A-r A ..,k,, 7 'frkr 'K Lin 14 Musician Entertain School, W QW if i sf my 5 l it 8, ' as , -x If Y., I - 63 ' fm, 15534 sua A- ff-term , ..,.. gs :Q -6 2: N f ,igf lsr i My -W Us-vi The Junior chorus was the lirst group to rehearse under the new program, Music Groups. Under oi recently developed progrom girls receive scholostic grodes for their porticipotion in eoch of the school's music groups. All members rehecirse during school hours except seniors. The school is enriched by their contributions to speciol cissemblies. Aside from hord work, girls goin pleosure ond experience by belonging to the choruses. Advisers: Mr. Glenn Bunch Miss Evelyn Hovvcird Mrs. Ruth Moyer The Sophomore chorus, led by Mrs, Moyer, rehecrses for the Candlelight assembly, Make Outside Appearances -A555 The Senior chorus practices with Susan Danz, flutist. U Orchestra. Without the marches, hymns, and school songs played at each assembly, such gath- erings would be poorer. The skills, interest, and i i I 7 , cooperation of members are especially evident 5 9 at the Candlelight assembly, Farewell assembly, and springlconcert. By playing in theorchestra, girls learn the ioy and pain of creating music to- gether. Adviser: Mr. Gerald Eyth Qi 2 I Q33 . ,i Q, 9, , ig y 9, 'W Q Mr. Eyth and the orchestra take time out from a heavy rehearsal schedule. Student Linguists Investigate Latin club members enioy learning more about the grandeur that was Rome. Latin Club. Ambitious students of Virgil and Cicero form one of East- ern's largest clubs in order to learn more about Latin culture. Latin becomes a living language when girls dramatize plays and listen to guest speakers discuss the Roman people and their way of life. Adviser: Mrs. Odessa Hahn , , saunnm-Laramie French Club. Row I: N. Wiesand, L. Sullivan, C. Sloan, K. Bailey. Row ll: L. Full, S. Hurley, M. Jones, D. Chmielewski, C. Rosenthal, J. Lee. Row III: S. Callahan, N. Weeks, S. Kaminski, J. Fos- burg. French Club. Members troop to meetings of le cercle Francais, French club to the uninitiated, for bingo games, trips to the French embassy, slides, and meetings with other clubs. They hope to increase their knowledge of French life. Besides, there are refreshments at every meeting. Adviser: Dr. Gladys Dorsey Miss Catherine Carey 'k if ' L WI' J K- L -iw, . I l 1 Mgt' -5 A Witt. . . ' ' lf' fi pr . ' I W ' ' ll' fwi Mlllwwlfm - twirl 41, . - .fIi.I7w f - - I II 1 f, f' . - I- L. ft' f -' . . ' tW,i,:,. - 'I . f Wt Irfilllffjlfiw' I I iftfrftwws I.WlfiWfi .II'iliM'Wfrff. IWW' MI., fl' - - 'I I. ' 'I r.irm'-rf I. . L I as s ,W mr,:.l:liI2:ImwmIff ' ' tr'-'lush . 'tbizwwl-.m.fW . r.I.2'rst12M,Jriif. 1 f .- 2-lf' ' B I 'WAX rI I -mt ' . . fi Hai? JrI.,I,g,g.I.l.MiiI.fI Eug.,sget..s5.3.5y.b ,It 7GmIwlm.I I Tmff .web Ilia7...iIr-Iwr.u,IfyI,f 'l5wsewIiIwsv13ij? -I .WI-IwIr't4.vwrIt'MI vfW1Ifie'1ZM'73'f'lgf' -1 K MQEUFEMQF . : 'lm' .iv I 2 I wi? gg.. .wi I . str. Q ' J - :If2:-misss 1 ' limi,-MIIQE -'s wf . -' 1 ' I' 5 S , . i l spects of Foreign Cultures ,wm- German Club. Would-be German frauleins gather to gain extra under- standing of the German language and culture. Mr. Karl,H. Rinke, ex- change teacher at Gilman, ad- dressed one meeting. First hand in- formation of this sort supplements films and trips on the club agenda. Next year - beer and pretzels? Adviser: Mrs. Gabrielle Bruck Mr. Karl H. Rinke addresses one ofthe German club's monthly meetings. punish Club. Standing: Miss Wheatley, adviser. Row I: C. Winnegan, L. Roomets, G. lssense. Row ll: F. Howard, . Turfler, E. Diekman, C. Goodwin. Mil' G G Spanish Club. Spanish stu- dents, eyes blinded by fly- ing red capes, romantic matadors, and hot tamales, unite as members of the Spanish club to learn of Latin countries. Modern ideas of good neighborliness and alliance for progress may dispel some visions, but pro- duce greater understanding. Ole! Adviser: Miss Jacqueline Wheatley .t.:ts,. 1 Eggs neges.: 4 bl 4 wif? WW ni iss :sf-mfs! me iw,--I if ,M .,f.. , ,.,,., -.,,ii,. Ms.. -si,iif,ff.,ffm'iHi 5 :i.sw,,m.,, t.:.itilfi.wfi 'i'sw,. in H+ 4' , , J l . .. .. . ' 'J 5 lflff6f..,.. '.i.,.l.iW ' ,ff 'fini fi. ' ' 197 -I' 'fist' 3-:wr girl- ii Miikf ltvl i it. ' 'lim 9',.,.i + , ,i ., M. -f :I ,,.,.,i.,,,., wif gli, .,f,,,,,ii.,afiir i .W Girls in the Red Cross club are D. Mitchell, B. Burgess, P. Mills, E. Stancie, V. Diggs, B. St. Rose, F. Martin, F. Diggs, D. Young, B. Reeder, and L. Gibbs. Red Cross Club. Using the symbol known from Bangkok to New York, from Alaska to Turkey, the Red Cross club devotes itself to learning about people of other nations and meeting some of their needs. Proiects for this year have included stuffed toys for a children's hospital and an afghan that the club made. Adviser: Miss Sophie Joffe Clubs Show World Concern UNY. An assembly illustrating the UNY's aims and interests in the struggle to spread democratic ideals highlights the club's activities each year. In addi- tion, members meet to discuss world situations, they take trips to the U.N., they sell UNICEF Christmas cards, and they ioin clubs from other schools to combine discussion with cookies and punch. Adviser: Mrs. Rosalie Hardesty One of Eostern's largest clubs, the UNY, holds its meetings in cz music room. Dramatics Club. Row I: Dr. Monsman, adviser, F. Howard, K. Goode, C. Jacob, J. Doyle, G. Schuler, J. Gross. Row Il: Miss Magaha, adviser, J. Small, C. Goodwin, P. Weagley, J. Rollins, M. Rose, C. Meyers, D. Keen. Row Ill: J. Davis, V. Horton, L. McDonald, B. Miller, A. Ratchford, B. Edel. Dramatics. Aspiring actresses this year blew tradition to the winds by welcoming City College boys into Dramatics club performances. They wrote their own Christmas play and took a program of excerpts from Shakespear- ean plays into statewide competition at the University of Maryland. 0 1 .fw,e.Wsf4 V- . K 5 ,J f M L. . J S s x tl Q life? J Actors and Folksters Perform Folk Music. Rock-and-roll is passe, blues singers are scarce, and the voice ofthe folk singer is heard in the land. Specifically, it is heard along with strumming guitars and clapping hands at meetings of the Folk Music club. Once it was Bob Sessions, once Patches and Liz who entertained. Besides special guests, members met iointly with clubs from other schools, and even earned a place in the Candlelight assembly. Adviser: Mr. Lawrence H. Freeman M. Kocho, president, and L. Cochran, vice-president, entertain the Folk music club. .qw 6353 .mol Projection Club. Working without bene- fit of union cards, the Proiection club handles all orders for films and slides. They operate still and movie proiectors, deliver and call for equipment, and even listen to complaints when breakdowns occur. Adviser: Mrs. Mary Pickel c Clubs Serve Proieciion Club. Row I: J. Dorey, S. Schaub, S. Fischer, T. Habercorne. Row ll: S. Enscr, M. Echart. Row Ill: M. Staedtler, Mrs. Pickel, adviser, M. Klemm, P. Knorr. Home Economics Li- brary Aicls. High on the third floor is a library whose shelves contain volumes pertaining to home economics. Stu- dent librarians and marsh- als handle the details of book circulation, open the library for business be- fore and after school, and make books available to teachers as well as stu- dents. Adviser: Miss Dorothy Ordwein Home Economics Library Aids. Standing: N. Knoff, R. Zeck, V. Defoe, L. Moran, M. Adams, H. Wharton, K. Klemm McCausey, C. Baumgartner. Seated: N. Teague, N. Mussgrave, J. Gross. fi . .T w .I . f . .3 ,-.-Ng.: ' V' 41 l .L Q ,. Griffin Club. About twenty teachers handle the English curriculum, and one overloaded book- room supplies their text- book needs. The Griffin club prepares new texts, counts out and delivers volumes, counts and puts back the same volumes, and begins the process again. Arithmetic indi- cates that twenty teachers averaging four and a half classes apiece require a staggering total of books. Adviser: Mrs. Berta Smith Griffin Club. Row l: C. Hoffman, G. Braddy, F. Grafton, L. Lytle, L. Foulk, C. McFarland, P. Donnelly. Row ll: J. Davis, M. Karl, T, Euker, G. Deen, D. Bell, P. Klarman, G. Redick. Row Ill: M. Deems, F. Satterfield, J. Bigham, E. Moyer, S. Callahan, E. Ewing, N. Plitt. Various School D partment Library Club. Those carefully arranged bulle- tin boards in the library do not just happen. They are one of the responsibilities of Library club members who learn how to be ef- ficient librarians and promote the gospel, hap- piness is a good book. Adviser: Miss Elizabeth Paterson Library Aids. C. Jacob, M. Tammaru, P. Gawronski, A. Clark, D. Raither, P. Montaque, K. Goode, P. Wilson, G. Walton, S. Gemelaris, N. Wiesand, B. Snellings, J. Manix. o o 0 i Scientists Check T heorres Chemistry. Through films, speakers, field trips, and dem- onstrations, young scientists in the Chemistry club have this year engaged in a study of how chemistry relates to other fields. No one was either blown up or asphyxiated. On the contrary, members-all of whom have been chemistry students at some time-look re- markably healthy and state as a body that their program has been interesting and in- formative. Adviser: Mr. Joseph T. Kirsch Chemistry Club: Row I: C. Kirsch, D. Gamble, L. Hopper. Row ll: D. Brusch, N. Morrison, S. Wing- field,.S. Howlett. Row Ill: N. Kuszmaul, C. Kuszmaul, C. Arbona. Row IV: D. Evans, J. Geelhaar, K. Bailey, L..Sullivan, D. Chmielewski. Standing: Mr. Kirsch, adviser. Computers. Student mathematicians approximate roots, explore infinity, and take derivatives as activities of the Com- puters club. Guest the Baltimore area mathematics. speakers and field trips to companies in give the girls ideas for possible careers in Adviser: Mrs. Ada M. Sneeringer K. Bailey, J. Moore, A. Wornas, M. Rose, E. Taylor, S. Jones, J. Kutz, C. Digges, B. Clemens, D, Dietzel, L. Knecht, N. Einhorn, B. Bevans, C. Martin, S. Kamin- ski, B. Bullock, C. Babula, and M. Carter are all Compute mrs , Rfroms ,..l , TTFIS 0 MTH eminisrs Dress Up Manners Entre-Nous Club. Row I: M. Smith, J. Finley, I. Everest, V. Johnon, P. Buckson, F. Howard. Row ll: C. Johnson, M. Johnson, B. Alston, C. Martin, T. Habercorne. Row III: C. Hagopian, M. Boone, S. Jackson, N. Tillman, D. Bishop, L. Asher, D. Callender. 1 1 Fashion Club. Charm, poise, and good grooming are all goals of Fashion club members. Guest speak- ers come to its meetings to inform girls of the newest developments in the world of beauty and style. Adviser: Mrs. Sylvia Sorrells Entre-Nous. Such common problems as proper dress or correct behavior in public crop up for consideration at meetings of the Entre- Nous club. From discussion and the advice and counseling of guest speakers, girls become better acquainted with social conventions. 67 Adviser: Mrs. Virginia Gleisner Fashion,Club. Row I: F. Chase, T. Habercorne, S. Schaub, L. Clark, K. Weber. Row ll: K. Ohman, H. Deome, A- 5f0keUn0S, A. Boyd, F. Howard. Row Ill: l. Everest, J. Dorsey, E. Lee, M. Johnson, B. Alston, P. Buckson. ln a few years these girls may preside over Baltimore classrooms. Future Teachers of America. Bumper crops of war babies have grown into bumper crops of future teachers. Their numbers have so swelled that this year the FTA limited itself to iunior and senior members only. Playing host to an elementary school class was only one of their successful programs. Johnny should learn how to read well when this group hits the blackboard routine. Advisers: Miss Vera Dorn Mrs. Gladys Heffner Farsighted Students Prepare Many girls prepare for nursing and loin a club to learn more about if. l iX gill Y Career Girls. Row I: E. Graham, B. Vaughn, D. Porter, D. Johnson, D. Jones, C. Ashe. Row Il: M. Nicolas, D. White, B. Bennett M Alston A Bo d B. Alston O. Jeffers. Row Ill: J. Lee, P. White, S. Brown, E. Lee, S. Leak, F. Howard, J. 1 - 1 - Y 1 Clayton. Career Girls. Organized last year, the Career Girls' club endeavors to inform its business student members about the world they will enter after gradua tion. They present a picture of girls panting to get office positions, of organiza tions panting to employ workers. Will the right employer get the right secretary? Adviser: Businss education teachers in rotation For Future Careers Future Nurses of America. With one eye firmly fixed on a career and the other on a starchy uniform, the Future Nurses as- sociation meets monthly. Members learn from films, guest speakers, and field trips that not all hospitals are like Ben Casey's. Eff In addition, they prepare special projects at holiday times for needy institutions. Adviser: Mrs. Hilde Spann U Yfp-.4-f--Yfw - fx ,P f X - V Y-Y. -W -f Wg IE iz ul' fn: W, il ff 5? yy 41 H EE iff W 5,2 59 17 gk. 2 Q ,f 1 ss Q 5 , :ibfw Qwsfegsgr gm fy: + nj' gjg 2 Q.. , ,W H lping Hand Make J. ,,ii Vvbzn f ...M 77 Members of G.S.A. First row: L. Sullivan, K. Bailey, C. Helms, B. Snellings, N. Kuszmaul, P. we-2: Mills. Second row: F. Stewart, L. Hunt, N. Cahee, L. Fuller, D. Mitchell, P. Tate, B. Marcum. ,si ff-tiffs. .f4ia.aQ.:l'hird row: P. Creswell, C. McElfatrick, L. Smith, K. Ryan, F. Buckless, L. Piotrowski, N. Bosley, r.1..z,,g5f,ggggr:,Q if ef. of Weber. graze, 2.41 , S 4 . .. 6- 4: 211,52 2:1-ri , ,, H ,x mfg giiii ww miriam ffiifllak W. . fi if . N. ff.,t.,.,f..e. err . f f-,f.:f..Q,, rs,- 5 5 x s25Ef3fiTZf'ii 2 Sig? L K Qflff'4i'?5155?z:e. X . 'li' filth llif , . 55+ jfliftzglft i .H-fg,sct.,f,'f' . 1.1 xy: mass: uqgsfiiti' issmgfl., ..., Q . gpg ,V Y. s55,l55.g55Q5 f . f, Officials Carrying out the intramural pro- gram required many girls interested in serving as referees for intramural games. These girls ioined the Of- ficials Club to learn rules and regu- lations of games and techniques of officiating. Sponsor: Miss Virginia Bleeks G.S.A. The Girls Sports Associa- tion helped keep the intra- mural program running smoothly. Members set up nets, scored and timed games, and made sure that all equipment was put away afterwards. Sponsor: Miss Virginia Bleeks of Officials. First row: P. Mills, B. Snelling, B. Marcum, K. Ryan, A. Weber, J. Bunce. Second row: D. Chmielewski, L. Smith, N. Kuszmaul, if F. Stewart, D. Mitchell, L. Piotrowski, L. Sullivan, C. Helms, L. Fuller. l2l1.5Ef51' :Ain .-...sry , it.. fikil 355951 52157955 .5-gm sf, .Q lwssif fx fri ' .tzffistwf 5 ly 3, Q ir ' W wr ' Qiggsgfjf lfikffiii-is , 1 .gHQx,'tjfW:.f., gm , X: 1 is -- 'Nqg.?f:f.-f-lszsgjffgs, , ,gm .. argue wggzggggliiggagfalf Z A Qcgtfgsrfgzr sw? gggn 03.55-f sgigzgswfirmrslf.:f,..,.,,,,g3w WirfgwikstffsnfigfiiKlrlffa ffy vt. L .rr I rsimiirvssei r ff Mfr ' 7' f. tfiqrggsfrxzgg e .1 pf Hi 1 mf' L aL . ii fit? .efswg iliesswe Ufeiiia KPQM., 45... un, - ieuzfxrzflitcir ,-.wwf F' . awfsgffz, law Xggiw fit i , Aff' 7.12551 ikgls -.gif Q 1 we f.,1M,,f. f My zz ff..:,:.-w,,.ss'e:1f. .sigfffiwix fm: Q 5 Sf if i2w+fQg gif n. A SsN..Mw.i3, Qg.,g,i,m..g. an 2 ,tis-'ft P-ww . L. ..,.. it f .Q rswswf'wgwffissf-4: .5 if 'r ' ' A . P4 sw rw W., ,. L5 greg 3242? Intramural Possibl Members of the Cheerleaders. First row: Linda Krammer, Brenda Eaton, Linda Propst, Nancy Fox, Judy Dun- ning, Marguerite Auggins, Kathy Klevenow. Second row: Jerry Fields, Sandy Caldwell. Cheerleaders 'rer 1 l During the half at basketball games, the cheerleaders entertained the spectators. Coach: Mrs. Loretta Bryant Letter Girls Points for participation in sports activities earn awards. For 75 points girls receive a shield, for 150 points, a letter E, and for 300, a pin. For each additional 25 points, they receive a star. Letter Girls. First row: P. Tate, B. Snellings, E. Penn, S. Goines, C. McEIfatrick, P. Mills, B. Marcum, A. Weber, J. Bunce. Second row: N. Kuszmaul, F. Stewart, L. Smith, K. Ryan, N. Cahee, P. Pickett, L. Fuller, L. Piotrowski, D. Mitchell. rf, 3 L., 't F 2 ' .' Badminton Varsity A Team. First row: Fawn Fuchs, Francine Stewart, Lynn Holloway, Paula Chester. Second row: Linda Piotrowski, Linda Johnson, Nanette Kuszmaul. Third row: Paulette Jones, Jackie Doyle, Lynn Griffiths. Badminton Varsity instruction in badminton centered around the strategy of the game. Members also practiced courtesy on the court, a very important phase of the game. Coach: Mrs. Loretta Bryant Fall Sea on Starts Sports Badminton Varsity B Team. First row: Chris Watcher, Sue Appleby, Liz Hunt. Second row: Charlene Kuszmaul, Valerie Nichols, Linda Murray, Vicki Perkins. 465 f 'l if ff sry ll nl Linda Murray makes a difficult shot in a badminton game as Vicki Perkins looks on. ill I0 xxllllf 1 ff ff xg-5 Tennis Varsity tennis instruction particulary stressed net play this year. This is a two- season sport for practice, but the varsity saw action only in the fall round robin tournament tying the match with Dunbar and winning three of four games in the match with Edmondson. Coach: Mrs. Judith McGowan Varsity Tennis Team. First row: Lydia Hill, Linda Sullivan, Margie Jones. Second row: Katherine Bailey, Carolyn Thornhill, Nancy Coleman. Third row: Cathy Pilling, Pam Foll- mer, Susan Denny. Activities Speedball Varsity Team. First row: Barbara Villa, Pat Rhine, Carol McElfatrick, Cheryl Clinger, Beverly a Marcum. Second row: Lonna Smith, Carol Behr, Vicki Thomas, Donna Chmielewski. Third row: Vashti Smith, Jamie Dunlop, Carol Sfekas, Carol Treece. The speedball team closed the season with a partly successful year. Coach: Mrs. Carol Rush f iESC'?lEDULE1irti T EGSTSFFI . V, ,ri. T if K VQpp0nent O ..... ,, ..,,, . Sp uqllfxennfg 1 . 2 T4 ..... .lltiiimergewiheljlegwit .. o 2 .... .....Douglass,..'..'. i i...lO , W' as ,. M H 4 i ' '. ' ii' 6-'itljsms it ' sssij S ' .. T . A f 4 ' , I I-, , .l..,', A.: M , me y: M I 533' W . . ' 1 jfgij. ,t lf5gilg5 V' 'fi ,Qlf , I i Aww 'W ., , p:5f'W-fill' 5 . i I . i it Y it ' . 1 S fi i i my Y X i 1 K fist , .Eid lit if i K Ri 21 it . 4 Q , , . 5 J 5 1, . Q t i Kiki: K 5 4. it .L 5,1 J H E E Y Y lt x sittin 1 mfg Ai Ui 5, , Q? v 3 t 2 , i L. .t E Q X4 ttf t fm N. ' WAX 51 ix' ,, l W ff fl of A , ' s ' , t 5, a 3 Q H .gt .,1.t5m-gg ,' Mfg. ' ' i 4 it 3259? .. Wi- , , , - , , .. X ,f-Mi, i Gil M '5'9ty' it 3 , QQ E R . Wi 9 fs Q- Vslg i .it 3 y A iw. .6 it ,J ,., . is i ,291 W . f L , ii 'ii' fi i W If, wi its , , M ti .5 . tm. it ,git , if' ,.,,. 155 K N ti S l lt' 5 3 ruse., W 3. gt it 1 t 'an ai Linda Sullivan, Kathy Bailey, Ruth Ford, and Donna Chmielewski put the finishing touches on the basketball varsity bulletin board. Winter Sp es H 2 4 4 fm? eww sf .-s-is if YA Q? as 5. S .. ,fists 1,3555 vs? f .7 ,HMV ,, I av ,f y 4- weve' : , ::2,,,,, li ft, ' as . f 3 5 it 9 Q 5 gk W ff ff 1 M, ,. My if , psf ' ' ' sg wifi .Assy 4 iiftcif 2 -,. '225'1'fg' seg 5 si : lfffwfa-v.1'iJfi : 'M 1 '5 e.5m4Zz3fs' .r Ngsi-wfp we swf te, 5. -:mf-.9 M fTn,fs. fsvjwii My 2514, f ssglg., ww- .. ., ,, tt rw 5 , ,X j t. M 2255 f .. .. H, D, fx. A 3 Q 4. 4. sy: ...,- W. -6 W 5 - . is ,w wen . ifeaifw-,:.f2?Qt:-itfaefufw.ssPZ:..zQ Basketball Varsity A Team. First row: Paula Chester, Linda Sullivan, captain, Lonna Smith. Second row: Kathy Bailey, assistant captain, Dorothy Sica, Donna Chmielew- ski. Third row: Carol Treece, Carol Gooding, Ruth Ford. Retain Popularity Basketball Basketball Varsity B Team. First row: Louise McDonald, assistant captain, Beverly Marcum, captain, Joann Perez. Second row: Diane Rhames, Karen Noyes, Ceryl Clinger. Third row: Dot Hoppe, Dolores Mitchell, Linda Johnson, Francine Stewart. Basketball teams learned new techniques this year. The star drill and figure eight, or weave, dominated practices, but scrimmage games also helped develop accuracy in shooting and passing. To combine drills and plays learned in practice and put them to use in games presented the biggest problem. Coach: Mrs. Patricia Hall V SCHEDULE 't s, . 5 wW..,W, ., V ,J ' s, 1? xmas' Eastern Opponent f 26 .... .....lg,Fogfgst Pg3rk......1. . .... Team......i4 l2.... ..... Team......l3 26 ...... .,, . . EQCCIYNCKYQ 2:1 . Fifi . . Tea m. .. . . . 6 I4 ..... . . .... Tea m... ... 15 5 ..... f2L.iPdtterso1ij5: Team...... 9 9 .... + . ...... i fs.: ..... Team.. .... 18 WX f. . Q 514.549 t?sASfg?.g.S4,gm51t. V Modern Dance Group. Sonia Bynum, Donna Warehime, Vicki Defoe, Carol Rosenthal, Maria Campbell, Lynda Case, Gloria Greene, Karen Sharp: not sriown, Janise Pon. Modern Dance This year the Modern Dance group participated in a symposium exchanging ideas and techniques with other high school groups and demonstrating dances. The group also gave a half hour televised performance in addition to providing some ofthe entertainment between scenes of the Dramatic club's presentation of excerpts from Shakes- peare. Coach: Mrs. Loretta Bryant Lynda Case, Maria Campbell, Gloria Greene, Donna Warehime and Vicki Defoe practice a group formation. Spring Sports Draw Girls Volleyball Varsity. Alice Fisher, Linda Sullivan, Fran Buckless, Francine Stewart, Ncmette Kuszmaul, Fran Bory, Barbara Leeds, Charlene Kuszmaul, Nancy Bosley. Volleyball From the girls who participated in the volleyball intramurals, a varsity squad was formed. These girls worked on team play in setting up the ball and in- dividual skill in serving it before they met Douglas, Edmondson, Patterson, and Western. Coach: Miss Katherine Spangler it ii ll xt X 9 ...L Q f - ! 4 ll ill! . ll ff X XX ff jj, f, -66 ' f XV xll? J Q it 4 ii. tl F Xlxi if- I' X 'Q iw f V J C l r -' i ,,,2i-.: UW! lwql HU Outdoors Softball Exceptionally strong on de- fense, the softball team com- pleted the season undefeated. Coach: Miss Patty Fardette SCH EDU LE Eastern Opponent i4 .... .... D ouglass ............... 3 12 .... .... E dmondson ...... .... 9 I6 .... .... P atterson ..... .... 2 Archery Softball Varsity. First row: Katherine Bailey, Jamie Dunlop, Donna Chmielewski. Second row: Carol Treece, Ruth Ford, Louise Lorenz. Third row: Linda Piotrowski, Beverly Mar- cum, Jane Carr, Lonna Smith. Q Archery Varsity Team. First row: Liz Hunt, Linda Garrison, Martha Kuenne, Wanda , 7 5 Mueller. Second row: Pat Rohde, Nancy Fornoff. i The archery varsity team com- peted in the round robin tournament in the spring. Archery is a two-sea- son sport giving the varsity members time to practice in the fall. Coach: Miss Evelyn Johnson Q ,, ZH ,, W wgf' z H, 3 I J, 9 CLASS HISTCRY Bene White and Kathy Krehnbrink appear in a scene from The Florist Shop. sx,z11'm::gi:gQ,::g:f Q Sophomores B gin The Easter candy booth at the spring bazaar. X xxx , X 155,51 Q X , K QQ- ,N i X 1 . L . r i 1 iw . X A1 A x . , f vw 5 A H fl: if-ni v , V Q Q S , x , i, -A In the uncertain manner of new students, The Class crowded into the gym one September day, 1961, to take measure of themselves. By the time they had selected officers, designed a banner, chosen a motto, written a song, and labored through a semester of battling crowds in hall and cafeteria, they were ready to celebrate Soph- omore day with customary enthusiasm. Long Haul gg Sophomore year officers were A. Weber, vice-president, D. Katsiaficos, treasurer, J. Rippel, president, P. Johnson, secretary. C. Scott, J. Faulcon, A. Young, J. Hughes, J. Webster, and F. Howard decorate the cafeteria entrance for Christmas. 1 W 1 X X 'gut Mu ,, X mul JN, , it vwvwi QM W, ,,, Vw uw .ww QM W W3 w'Q5 ,xU .W TVN? pf 1+f, g , g W W , K fp! , w MM fig- ,,.oH, V ,V V 4 Mu l.l,f'l xg? ,1w ,Ql3!1, ill' ' fwL',f T v ig i ,WLM ,qMM,! H 3, , f l 1, 5 H ,55 1 1 5- 3 ??pE ,. . M WV M3 .T ig X W WW R -5 5. 5, m! - ll NWN Jw, vxmvgv his , X J u n Io r Y e a r M a rk s Half w a Y J U n Io rs d C n C e to th e ITI U si C 0 f th e L CI fc ye tr e S Point xml Anxious iuniors receive their rings Juniors prepare to raise a canopy of garlands over departing seniors. i Reioicing in their new status and greater poise, they swept into iunior activities that in- cluded elections, rings, and prom. New candidates fer, offices promised to make theyyear memorable. After 'a special ceremony' at one of the class meetings, rings gleamed on many hands. Then came the prom with its Rhapsody in Blue theme, its music, dim lights, and decorations that trans- formed the told gym'intoavballroornE-a night to remember., s i i r The chorus included S. Merritt, L. Barker, G. Zimmerman, C. Goodwin, G. Redman, S. Howlett, G. Smoll, and C. Sloan. M. Morchino ond K. Hopwood discuss Antigone's fote. 80 Junior Actors Register Triumph Antigone wos played bY Linda Bortner. King Creon, portrayed by M. Kuenne, mourns the death ofa son as G. Schmidt ond L. Roy stand guard. Antigone by Sophocles was the play that year. Mr. Brian McLaughlin adapted it. Mr. Gerald Eyth wrote an original score for it. Art students de- signed an appropriate setting as the class made stage history with its junior production. At farewell assembly they held gar- lands for departing seniors who turned their rings afterward, thus marking the end of one year, the approach of another. In Antigon X ,K . 5 4 Kleenex and ring-turning seem to go together as seniors L. Allen and B. Steedman turn rings for L. Sullivan and K. Bailey, iuniors. ell Seniors of 1963, E. Williams, B, Fader, K. French, N. Esau, and M. Munnikhuysen, enioy the cast dinner given by juniors. Senior year officials. Standing: Mrs. Hess, adviser, C. Hoffman, secretary: G. Schmidt, treasurer, E. Moyer, assistant treasurer. Seated: B. Long, president, L. Sullivan, vice-president. Miss Zouck talks with L. Sullivan and Mrs. Hess after ad- dressing the Class of 1964. Event Fill Senior on L. Cochran as S. Harris looks on. , 2 YF1.f , ' C. Williams, M. Kuenne, S. Callahan, K. Krehnbrink, and M. Marchino wait to be served at the cast dinner. Year Senior E. McDade looks forward to graduation. Participating in the Can- dlelight assembly marked a high point in the year for seniors. With strains of car- ols and twinkling flashlights, they began the ceremony which traditionally has marked the holiday period. Farewell assembly brought further triumph mingled with the first symptoms of regret at the end of an era. Shortly afterwards, at their prom, graduates danced to Paul Raymond's orchestra at the Lord Baltimore Hotel and at commencement received the magical roll of paper, This is to certify that . . . Juniors, C. Albert, K. Klevenow, and C. Caldwell, arch garlands over departing seniors L. Esposite and S. Zingeralli. PN ' 'ht Participating in the Can- dlelight assembly marked a high point in the year for seniors. With strains ot carols and twinkling flashlights, they began the ceremony which traditionally has marked the holiday period. Farewell assembly brought further triumph mingled with the first symptoms of regret at the end of an era. Shortl-y afterwards, at their prom, graduates danced to Paul Raymond's orchestra at the Lord Baltimore Hotel and at commencement received the magical roll ot paper, This is to certify that . . . B. Lamdin, B. White, and L. Case sing an original folk song. Mrs. Moyer directs the Sophomore chorus, Candlelight Assembly Means Christmas The combined choruses lead the school in Christmas carols. c l K j f A , f My X : ,N H X., M w 0 ' R, 1' Q . Q 1 J W D 3 0 d M O 8 ' Q ' Q Q 0 Q wk ' J' ' ' ' ggi '. 1, M ,. ,L ef, :mc 'Aff' A' 5 ' J, X L 2 -75 f K , ,xii X 'Y . . , ngix J if -3 5 ,WR - 7 S 2 ' -1' ., 1 7 7' EV? ' Q -gf ZA 4, 0 P 'H f- ' 2- . ,. ,in t , Lis, K Hif i My ff ,,, I .M me ' wi 5 if are R Q 3? ,V Q - N, w Qc 51, f-V 1 7 ,..- ,, ik N mg in 1 Wg 5 . wg, ,El :W -PEEMEW5, 431:75 I e QM .uecswwf .4-' .... my v JP I , S f f ' gg: 3 ja Y 1 J M' 1 S af 2, W ,wgfw an Q ij QQ f P ' u ' ' - '55, I+ 5 5 VL ' i J C. Kronenberg ond B. White do homework together out of their bedroom windows. C. Benway, S. Oesterle, M. Kuenne, B. White, and N. Moss sit together in the after life Toost of the town was the senior ploy, Our Town. With boys taking over mole roles for the first time, the combined cost produced o moving por- troyol of Thornton WiIder's version of life in o smoll New England town. School Acclaim 0ur Town Members of the senior ploy cost included B. Edel, P. Schizer, M. Kuenne, B. Rehok, C. Kronenberg, B. White, F Seniors E Look Abroad A n ' i 1 i Sandra Alexander Nancy Ellen Alford Helen Bernice Allen , Betty Jane Alston 2114 Cliftwood Avenue 2112 Lake Avenue 2319 East Federal Street l 726 Bartlett Avenue Maxine Mae Alston Christine Annetta Anderson Marsha Carol Andrews Diane Armstrong 1703 Cliftview Avenue 1210 Harwood Avenue 4608 Shamrock Avenue 4428 Sqlnl Ge0 9e5 Avenue Margaret McKim Arthur Carrie Ashe Olivia Victoria Askins Marguerite Lennette Augins 5303 Falls Road Terrace 1705 Montpelier Street B11 North Fremont Avenue 424 East 26th Street Linda Marie Ault Nicolyn Ferris Ayoub MUl'ClC Celeste BUBI' KC'lh Yn Ann B09leY 1306 Meidene Drive 906 Eqsf 36th Street 3319 Ingleside Avenue 1545 NOI'Tl'Ib0UVI'1G Road Kathryn Elliott Bailey Susan Barnes Bailey 820 East Belvedere Avenue 855 Benninghaus Road Barbara Mae Baker Carol Avis Baker 5605 Purdue Avenue 1623 North Port Avenue Elizabeth Edna Baker Erma Frances Baldwin 4225 Elsa Terrace 2711 Barclay Street Barbara Jean Ballard Nancy Lee Bankert 4720 Pimlico Road 5809 Woodcresf Avenue linda Louise Barker Doris Christine Barnes Inez Maxine Barnes Jeanne Laverne Bdrnhdri 5313 Herring Run Drive 1719 Aiken Street 2903 East Federal Street 2726 Guilforci Avenue Hester lee Barrett Ella Marie Barton Beverly Joann Baseman Harriet Bason 5139 Wright Avenue 1311 West 42nd Street 5916 Yorkwood Road 2408 Gainsborough Court Odell Battle Patricia Ann Baublitz Diana May Baum Elizabeth Ann Baumann 1800 West Washington Street 2043 Druid Park Drive 4212 Springwood Avenue 2751 Pelham AVENUE Calvina Ann Baumgartner Jennifer Ann Beadles Anne ASl'l10I1 Beull Ruby Pearl Beam 2915 Louise Avenue 2804 Rokeby Road 5413 5C1in'f Al13C1nS WGY 1725 Lamont Avenue Della Burgess Beane Naomi Louise Beegle Verna Marie Bess Donna Lee Bell 5511 Hilltop Avenue 5723 Nasco Place 1607 Church Street 5610 Benton Heights Avenue Doneih M99 Belsinser Verna Josephine Benner Patricia Kay Bennett Cheryl Paulette Benway 2009 Burnwood Road 3239 Kenyon Avenue 1508 Roundhill Road 1312 Pentridge Road Beverly Ann Bevans Joyce Ann Bigham Dolores Ann Bishop Donna Andrian Blackwell 1016 Andover Road 2787 Tivoly Avenue 4425 Buena Vista Avenue 4102 Mountwood Road Imogene Grace Blackwell Brenda Reva Blake Debra Jane Blucher Marcia Dawn Bobo 5702 Adleigh Avenue 1310 East Chase Street 6104 Blackburn Lane 4129 Raymonn Avenue Mary Ann Boone Frances Estelle Bory 777 West Saratoga Street 1530 Riverside Avenue Carolyn Josephine Bosley NGIICY Linda Bosley 2036 Druid Park Drive 4907 Herring Run Drive Sarah Louise Bowen Carolyn Louise Bowman 3602 Mondowmin Avenue 1630 North Caroline Street Sharyn Lee Bowman MCYY 1-0UiSB Bowyer 1314 Ngrthview Road 104 SOll lT .l0l'1f'lS Road Alease Faith Boyd Carolyn Boyd Sarah Regina Boyd Addie Boykins 2725 Mura Street 1513 North Potomac Street 1705 East Preston Street 2100 Bolton Street Carol Ann Boyles Gwendolyn LaMille Braddy Ann Elizabeth Bradshaw Margaret Carol Brenner 1338 Homestead Street 1721 Moreland Avenue 4905 Greencrest Road 3731 Raspe Avenue Shirley Grace Brice Enid Dayle Bridges Nancy Carol Bristow Gail Patricia Brodt 5516 Mayview Avenue 1243 Gittings Avenue 2808 Bauernwood Avenue 1112 Walker Avenue Kaye Truxton Brooks Virginia Annette Brooks Cynthia Ann Brown Delorise Elizabeth Brown 1617 Woodbourne Avenue 4611 Chatford Avenue 3622 Dolfield Avenue 2124 East Oliver Street Dorothy Mae Brown Dorsenia Olivia Brown 2600 Robb Street 1604 Lorman Court Emily Jones Brown Patricia Lee Brown 3811 Second Street 5006 Sipple Avenue Sharon Diane Brown Carol Louise Bruns 1110 North Eden Street 4614 Mary Avenue Patricia Ann Buckson Rae Ann Buddenhagen 1617 North Milton Avenue 642 East 35th Street Joanna Elizabeth Bulko Carol Elizabeth Bull 3202 Hamilton Avenue 5ll Harwood Avenue Darlene Ann Burgan Barbara Jean Burgess 4519 Porkvvood Avenue 968 North Chester Street Jacqueline Odell Burnett Sheila Lee Burns 2538 Mosher Street 5007 Sunset Road Yvonne Faye Burton Deborah Eve Bushman 4005 Fernhill Avenue 3202 Batavia Avenue Leslie Elizabeth Butler Emma Byers Sonia W. Bynum Nancy Deane Cahee 1530 Medford Road 3729 Falls Road 1771 Darley Avenue 819 Union Avenue Lucinda Miller Calahan Sandy Lee Caldwell Sheila Ellen Callahan Mary Sarah Calvo 5724 Fenwick Avenue 1802 Ingram Road 5420 G,-eenspring Avenue 2922 Harford Road Maria Theresa Campbell Demetra Jean Canty Nancy Marie Carr Nancy Carol Carreira 4703 Ivanhoe Avenue 1108 McKean Avenue 3730 Old York Road 3336 Elmley Avenue Cynthia Anne Carroll Carol Carson Sheila Mae Carter Lynda Colleen Case 5916 The Alameda 1925 East 30th Street 1811 North Caroline Street 1434 Stonewood Road - A A A 4 A A Beverly Dawn Cavanaugh Patricia Celly 4322 Glenrnore Avenue 4624 Northwood Drive Colleen Eleanor Cermak Kathleen Elgmon Chambers 3500 Pelham Avenue 2534 Terra Firma Road 33, se :iff ' 5 lm we fm 4 , wa f f,--X,-1:5ian-4r1'fs:. fEw , ew +2 'Pl 5 '7 f:f'.:,: lffiifvi-'..i:rv,'?.fl: ' MGM ' S, i Francesca I-uunu Chose Christine Cathy Chester 3511 Edgewood Road 4632 Belair Road Joanne Chester Frances Virginia Chilcoat 757 McCabe Avenue 4015 West Garrison Avenue Carol Sue Churchman Anita Frances Clark 3220 Cedarhurst Road 2238 Bank Street Hyla Lynn Clark Barbara Ann Clarke 7123 Harford Road 1205 North Union Avenue Cav: aw, Linda Lee Clattenburg Jeannette Elizabeth Clawson Barbara Elizabeth Clay Janis Kathleen Clayton 3505 Gibbons Avenue 3623 Frankford Avenue 5708 Fenwick Avenue 1517 North Ellwood Avenue Helen Roberta Coates Leilani Rose Cochran Barbara Lee Cohen Kathleen Frances Cole 2706 P e5bU Y Sifeel 2812 Louise Avenue 5338 Winner Avenue 1420 Morling Avenue Nancy Carol Coleman Diana Lee Conco 5504 Alhambra Avenue 6401 Sefton Avenue Lutricia Ann Conner Pamela Francis Conway 503 Bridgeview Road 3109 Tyndale Avenue fi 1 -i Barbara Ann Corbin Cynthia Jean Cornick Helen Corprew Pauline Phyllis Cotton 2007 West Saratoga Street 4604 Powell Avenue 1615 Holbrook Street 2738 East Biddle Street Patricia French Creswell Gwendolyn Marie Crew Cynthia Juanita Crosby Marie Margaret Cross 5211 Kenilworth Avenue 1325 Union Avenue 1413 Linwood Avenue 1605 West Edmondson Avenue Linda Carole Dailey Linda Sue Dqmrqn Burline Dantzler Arclena Maria Davenport 5336 Maple Avenue 3309 Lerch Drive 2726 Biddle Street 2404 Elsinore Avenue Chantal Davis Cheryl Mary Davis Clarice Sandra Davis Frances Gail Davis 5105 Nelson Avenue 2627 Canterbury Road 1723 North Payson Street 1905 EOS? Chose Street Jeanette Davis Jo-Ann Davis 1415 East Lcmvclle Street 2565 Aruncih Avenue Joline Elinor Davis Nancy Carol Davis 1344 Weldon Avenue 326 Rossiter Avenue Madeleine Claire Deacon Gwenda laVerne Dean 2932 Guilford Avenue 1415 East Eager Street Helen Marie Dean Donna Theresa Debelius 4708 Duncrest Avenue 5771 Edgepark Road Margaretunn Deemi Vicki-Marie Defeo Mary Elizabeth Della Ellen Esther Demory l36l Klfmofe RO'-'ld 1557 Wadsworth Way 403 Warren Avenue 3322 Tate Street Goldia Marie Demory Rosemary Eva Denis Patricia Ann Deppisch Janice Lee Derr 2207 West Baltimore Street 4246 Seidel Avenue 5809 Plumer Avenue 3704 Erdrnan Avenue Linda Lee Deuchler Ruth Paulette Deviney Margaret Delores Dickenson Annu lee DiD0I11ef1iC0 3302 Ellerslie Avenue 37l0 Woodlea Avenue 3 Jeffrey Street 5905 Walter Avenue Elaine Louise Diekmann Martha Bird Diekmann Linda Joyce Dieter Dollye Jean Dielfiih 5902 Bellona Avenue 5902 Bellona Avenue 3301 Hamilton Avenue 4308 5l1C1mI'OCk Avenue Freda Kathleen Diggs Ruih Agnes Diggs 1657 Darley Avenue 1739 East Preston Street Pal' Ann Dignan Nancy Disney 5105 Herring Run Drive 2930 Independence Street Nancy Mae Dold Palricia Florena Donnelly 3826 Elkoder Rood 901 Cator Avenue Kathleen Ada Dorrell Glenda Carlene Dorsey 3101 Southern Avenue 3211 Phelps Lane f 1 Johanna Maria Dorsey Jeanne Mary Dougherty 1909 Winford Road 3911 Hilton Road Catherine Rebecca Dranbauer Marie Helene Driscoll 3506 Dudley Avenue 5614 Winthrope Avenue Barbara Dubose Anna Louise Dude 2420 Pennsylvania Avenue 4007 Overlea Avenue Sandra Lee Dudeck Joanne Theresa Duff 1418 Kingsway Road 5954 Glen Fcllls Avenue Jean Carol Duncavage Jamie Lynn Dunlop Barbara Diane Durner Patricia Ann Easter 1301 Windermere Avenue 5616 Sgrgq Rom-,I 2070 Druid Park Drive 2203 Huntingdon Avenue Brenda Joyce Eaton Yvonne Alecia Eaton Barbara Anne Edel Diane Jeannette Edelin 2733 Giles Road 1300 Edison l'll9l'WC1Y 208 East Melrose Avenue 3516 Hilltop Avenue Linda Lee Edelman Carolyn Jean Edwards Barbara Ann Eichner Judith Sharon Eldemire 1329 Limit Avenue 1041 North Kenwood Avenue 4017 Shannon Drive 5932 Glenkirk Road Drema Jean Elliott Katherine Princess Ellis Carol Jane Elmo Susan Jessie Ensor 2930 Huntingdon Avenue 1036 Bethune Road 2715 Hampden Avenue 3816 Hickery Avenue Holly Lynn Erler Carrie Mae Ervin 1355 Stonewood Road 2657 Seaman Avenue Rosalie Jane Esle, Linda Louise Esposite 2302 East Cold Spring Lane 817 50Ull'1 TOIHG Sffeef Patricia Ann Euker Diana Ruth Evans 4626 Marble Hall Road 6151 Chinquapin Parkway Jean Elaine Evans Mary Ivy Everest 3843 Monterey Road 1454 Medfield Avenue dvr Efheniq Everett Sue Ann Everngam Elaine Margaret Ewing Lilyanne Cheryl Fairley 1409 Montpelier Street 1144 Northern Parkway 5708 Northwood Drive 1405 Meridene Drive Dianna Louise Farley Jerclener Anteria Faulcon Jacquelyn Mary Fearer Nancy Lee Feclor 429 West 23rd Street 1651 Normal Avenue 2301 Hamilton Avenue 318 East 27th Street fu'- TX, Jerry Lynn Fields Yvonne Cecilia Fields Kafhy Regina Figiel Linda Cm-ol Finngy 135 Vef'l'ff10 TSFFOCG 2644 Be Yl Avenue 3311 Grenton Avenue 2107 Echodale Avenue Carolyn Elizabeth Fischer Alice Elizabeth Fisher Margaret Ellen Fisher Patricia Fitzhugh 4702 Kernwoocl Avenue 5013 Miclwood Avenue 1214 Harwood Avenue 1620 Cliftview Avenue Jane lee Fleckenstein Sarah Marie Fletcher Patricia Carolyn Foard Peggie Roberta Ford 4604 Marx Avenue 2540 Druid Pork Drive 5700 Bellono Avenue 406 North Bradford Street R'-Nh Ann F0l'Cl Joyce Ann Fortkiewicz Sharon Ann Foster linda lee 1:00114 3648 Old Y0Vk 120001 435 llchester Avenue 1536 Carswell Street 3533 Lyndale Avenue are-ew ! Geraldine Ida Framptom Linda Ellen Franz Leslie Chqce Frazier Ruth Ann Frederick 3719 Ravenwood Avenue 2801 Rosalie Avenue 6002 Morovio Road 2707 Spelmon Road SUSUN Bfooke Fried Marie Ella F Ul'CheY Janie Lee Fulton Melanie Ann Gaieski 1322 Berry Street 4004 Fleetwood Avenue 2413 West Harlem Avenue 2104 Carferdale Road Claire Sharon Galliano Daphne Tilon Gamble 3407 Echodcxle Avenue 2141 North Smollwood Street Loretta Gannon Linda Kay Garrison 4636 Kernwood Avenue 5908 Fenwick Avenue Diane Fields Garthe Linda Mae Gast 1413 Winston Avenue 3903 Fifth Street Patricia Ann Gawronski Linda Lee Gaylin 207 West 27th Street 5813 Sefton Avenue JCICqUeline Dale Geelhuur Carol Anne George Claire Elizabeth Gere Bonnie Anne Gerhardt 6215 Leith Wvlk 2509 List Avenue 1307 Pentwood Avenue 6308 McCleon Boulevard QW, Barbara Lee Gettier Bonnie Elizabeth Geyer Lqurq Ann Gibbs Elizabeth Rosa Gillett 5416 Hillburn Avenue 6111 Carter Avenue 1824 Ruflgnd Avenue 1640 Chilton Street Nancy Vera Ginsberg Patricia Ann Gisburne 39559 Edlfh Gludden JOGI1 Angela GlUUnl9 3504 Erdmqn Avenue 1073 Came,-on Road 1132 East 20th Street 6403 Moyer Avenue Mary Ellen Goldsborough Charlotte Anne Goodwin Gilda Gottlieb Frances Elizabeth Grafton 1922 Aisquith Street 1335 North Eden Street 4405 Pall Mall Road 3425 Junewcxy Edith Bernadette Graham Louise Yvonne Graves 914 East Pratt Street 3212 Barclay Street Myra Deborah Green Patricia Mae Green 3025 Presbury Street 5729 Hartford Road Gloria Joyce Greene Mary Charlette Greene 4811 The Alameda 6132 Fairdel Avenue Joan Suzanne Gregory Jacqueline Gresham 1214 Evesham Avenue - 1700 East Lanvale Street Arlene Frances Gretzner Bettie Jane Grier 770 East 36th Street 2230 East North Avenue Marlene Mae Griest Gloria Ann Griffin 6413 Sefton Avenue 4022 Bonner Road Joyce Faye Grimm Delores Patricia Grinnell l523 Sherwood Avenue 2430 Francis Street Carol Ann Gross Diane Willabelle Gross 5016 Pilgrim Road 5404 Hillburn Avenue Jamie Diane Gross Veronica Guerrieri Beverly Edna Hall Sharon Lee Holler 2784 West North Avenue 5505 Hillen Road 3563 Elmley Avenue 1536 Sherwood Avenue Veronica Mary Hange Jqnef Susan Hunks Karen Lee Hanson Dolores Kathleen Hardesty 522 Chestnut Hill Avenue 204 Ridge-made Road 2913 Glendale Avenue 6005 Glen Falls Avenue -lf-Wlel Leona Hargest Frances Romaine Hdrnen Barbara Ernestine Harris Edith Virginia Harris 403 East Twenty-Eighth Street 11 Washburn Avenue 2534 Robb Street 1405 Luzerne Avenue Janice Stewart Harris .Ioan Linda Harris leffie Geneva Huffls .Sheila Mae Harris 1304 North Ellwood Avenue 2911 Rosalie Avenue 3203 Woodflng Avenue 2528 East Hoffman Street A A A - - - - - Judith Lynn Hart Sandra Lee Harthausen 5223 Wilton Heights Avenue 5508 Belle Vista Avenue Jestine Evelyn Harville Harriett Julia Haslup 1051 North Durham Street 1410 East Cold Spring Lane Shellye Regina Hawks Roxie Ann Hayes 917 West Franklin Street 2708 Berwick Avenue Patricia Anne Healy Helen Vernice Herbron 4618 Bowleys Lane 2429 East Oliver Street Anitd CdI'0l l'l9il'lY Dorothy Patricia Heller Carolyn Mae Helms Barbara Elizabeth Henderson 3516 Royston Avenue 4203 Edgehill Avenue 3209 Pelham Avenue 5021 Frankford Avenue Diane Margaret Henderson Mary Ruth Herold Barbara Ann Hieronimus Marie Elana Hildebrandt 3714 Eastwood Drive 5608 Enderly Road 1325 Walters Avenue 1146 Northern Parkway Brenda Elizabeth Hill Rhonda Hillebrand Laura Virgil - Hilton Margaret Williams Himmer 1828 East Lafayette Avenue 2045 Ramblewood Road 646 East 35111 'eet 2807 The Alameda iw'-.tv -www-ay' Susanne Edith Hines Carolyn Louise Hobbs Susan Olivia Hodge Cdfole Jeanne H0ffmCl'l 5906 Plainfield Avenue 1225 North Potomac Street 2554 Gun-en Avenue 1622 Pentwoocl Road Dolores Anne Holland 1312 Highland Drive Ellen June H0llCnd Carol Ann Hollar Carolyn Aldrena Holley 6008 CleU 5P l'19 Rodd 1701 Chilton Street 1772 East North Avenue Adele Brenda Holly 528 Cold Spring Lane qi Joyce Delores Howard 1704 North Broadway fitgxgli Linda Lee Hood Veda Blonetha Horton P07799 JBGI1 HOWGFCI 4422 Newport Avenue 1729 East Oliver Street 3701 D0lfi9lCl AVSHUG Gayle Latonda Howell Susan Carol Howlett Lydia Jean Hubbard 1618 Lorman Court 5006 Plymouth Road 1730 East 25th Street Kathryn Ann Huber Mm-y Louise Hugke Dorothy Ann Hudson Martha Jane Hudson 2802 East Strathmore Avenue 6115 Eve,-all Avenue 2317 Garrett Avenue 3524 Northern Parkway Mary Jane Hughes Shirley May Hullihen 4716 Hellwig Road 2120 Saint Poul Street Sharon Ann Hults Elizabeth Iiams Hunt 1029 West 36th Street 327 Paddington Road Patricia Ann Hunt Suzanne l.aCroik Hurley 3531 Rolond Avenue 3039 Saint Pcul Street rf' QVIW Mary Annette Hutcheson Penny Darlene Hutchins 3683 Ash Street 845 West 33rd Street Mary Sandra Iori Gloria May Isensee Edna Mae Jackson Cheryl Ann Jacob 4701 Renwick Avenue 6132 Faridel Avenue 2207 East Cold Spring Lane 5903 Yorkwood Road Doris Catherine Jacquette Pamela Gale James Iva Jamison Joyce Ann Jasman 3145 Woodring Avenue 3238 Keswick Road 1016 North Bond Street 1329V2 Sherwood Avenue Jean Marie Jastrzenski Olivia Victoria Jefferies Roberfq Ann Jeffers Joyce Patricia Jennings 1631 L0CUSf Sffeel 2706 E051 Pfesfofi Slfeef 2005 North Washington Street 1104 North Bradford Street Carol Anne Joeckel Carol Elaine Johansen Dorothy Jean Johns Barbara Ann Johnson 1418 Dellwood Avenue 3304 Parkside Drive 4600 Valley View Avenue 1404 North Potomac Street Diana Johnson Glenda Moe Johnson 3304 Tate Street 2510 Forest Park Avenue Marguerite Leatrice Johnson Veronica Johnson 520 East 20th Street 519 North Denison Street Vivian Patricia Johnson Brenda Susie Jones 2237 Linden Avenue 1907 Barclay Street Deidra Delores Jones Doris Susan Jones 2028 Mt. 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Harriett Grace Jones Jennifer Jewel Jones 375 Evesham Avenue 1012 West 43rd Street Judith Jones Leola Jones 5915 Glen Oak Avenue 518 East 20th Street Marjorie Lee Jones Paula Lee Jones 5933 Ayleshire Road 644 Bartlett Avenue Paulette Mary Jones Sharon Anne Jones Sondra Eileen Jones Susan Theresa Jones 5402 Bowleyg Lane 1241 Wqlfers Avenue 1825 North Castle Street 311 Woodland Avenue JoAnn Marlin Jordan Patricia Joyner Jednne l-Ois Juliano Marybeth Kacher 4602 Sunbrook Avenue 1506 North Dallas Street 500 EGST 36th Street 6023 Moyer Avenue Susan Elaine Kaminski Margaret Susan Karl SUS'-'ln Anne KSGHGI' -lUdY Ellen Kelsef 6215 Carter Avenue 2924 Harview Avenue 6141 Cl'lnqUC'Plf' PUVl4W0Y 250l Allsa Avenue Teresa Robertine Kelly Julia Jane Kendig Mary Madeline Kern Joyce Margaret Kiclwell 2605 Denison Street 3906 Glenmore Avenue 1343 Silverthone Road 3517 Harford Road l A - , - - A A 4 Betty Charlotte Kilian Geraldine Kimbro 4409 Mcinnasofo Avenue 1812 North Caroline Street Bernardine Mary King Shirley Mae Kinlaw 5521 Rcidecke Avenue 2825 Windsor Avenue Darlene Alice Kistner Patricia Ellen Klarman 289 West 31st Street 6021 Alto Avenue Joan Klein Nancy lee Knauff 4218 Kolb Avenue 1533 Medford Road Linda Ruth Knecht Mariiana Kocho Dorothy Jean Kohlbauer Bonnie Ann Kolbe 17 Cedarwood Road 6404 Old Harford Road 1216 Meridene Drive 6227 Laurelton Avenue Cynthia Koliais Patricia Laverne Komorowski Charlotte Victoria Kopeck Georgia Ellen Kopp 1355 Penfriclge Road 3818 Elmley Avenue 3615 Frankford Avenue 4009 Southern Avenue Susan Elaine Kornke Phyllis Anne Kowalski Kathleen Mary Kozak Jane Patricia Kozlowski 5611 Plymouth Road 3401 Kentucky Avenue 6607 Hilltop Avenue 3617 Bayonne Avenue Nancy lee Krqbbg Diane Christine Kramer Barbara Jean Krautter Kathleen Kirwan Krehnbrink 5620 Mayvjew Avenue 3609 Northern Parkway 2609 Ailsa Avenue Pasadena, Maryland Sharon Elizabeth Krichton Lucy Wanda Kudirka Martha Elizabeth Kuenne Wilma l-0iS KUGS 6408 Moyer Avenue 4400 Valley View Avenue 7 Goodale Place 3528 Kentucky Avenue Cu.-gle Susan Kumi-nerlmqnn Nanette Ruth Kuszmaul Frances Catherine Ladmirault Norma Annette Lamar 3506 Glenmore Avenue 801 Evesham Avenue 2525 West Lafayette Avenue 3812 Eight Street Joan Eleanor Lambert Lois Anna Marie Lambie Marcia Gail Landry Eva Marie Lassiter 4400 Kenilworth Avenue 6606 Harford Road 5706 Anthony Avenue l532 Moreland Avenue Karen Ellen Laumann Eileen Margaret Lawless Carolyn Lawson Carol Mary Layman 6900 Old Harford Road 1905 Hillenwoocl Road 2018 North Washington Street 4807 Grindon Avenue Sylvinia M. Leak Maureen leurs 1913 East Preston Street 417 Ced0 Cf0ff R0Ud Doneene Raye Leathers Katherine Jeanette Lecompte 3403 The Alcmedc: 5940 Glenkirk Road Eileen Veronica Lee Joan Roberta lee 2319 Bryon! 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Maratheftov Mary Ann Marchino Beverly Anna Marcum Phyllis Ann Marks 627 Dumbarton Avenue 4309 Berger Avenue 6226 Walther Boulevard 5402 Ready Avenue Evelyn Stephany Morris Jane Elizabeth Marsheck Frances Delores Martin Joan Clarke Martin 3126 WeUVel' Avenue 1615 Heathfield Road 3015 Seqmon Avenue 4405 Underwood Road Carol Anne Magell Karen Maskell Louise Mason Margaret Kimble Massicot 3701 Mary Avenue' 4633 Harcourt Road 215 Overhill Road 2717 Cl'19SW0lCle Road Frances Caroline Matousek Beth Van Hoy Matthews Cherly Lyn Matter Diane May 4513 Pennington Avenue 1517 Druid Hill Avenue 836 West 37th Street 6007 Walther Boulevard Lynn Frances Mayhugh Ann Marie Mays 1610 Burnwood Avenue 4330 Newport Avenue Janis Louise Mazure Nadine Adel McCaffrey 202 East Jeffrey Street 2819 Roseluwn Avenue Patricia Ann McCawIey Mareen Frances McCormack 2805 Sfrathmore Avenue 1044 Reverdy Road Shirley Mae McCofter Martha Jane McCroy 613 East 30th Street 1617 Ecreckson Place Ida Patricia McCrea Ella Marie McDade l-Gndbrid McDougall Mildred Ann McDougall 1315 North Caroline Street 6201 Leith Walk 2601 Spelman Road 3619 Raymonn Avenue Colleen Consuelo McFarland Maureen Melody McSweeney Lilliqn Avice McWilliams Cheryl Lee MelCl'Ii0l' 350 East Belvedere Avenue 4147 The Alameda 1601 East Lanvale Street 5206 Maple Avenue Deanna Karen Melonas Shirley Jean Meritt Regina Florence Merson Christina Anne Mertz 2500 Hamilton Avenue 1319 Silverthorne Road 3552 Buena Vista Avenue 3610 Elkcder Road Marilyn Louise Messenger Carolyn Marie Meyers Katherine Christine Meyers Patricia Anne Meyers 1360 Pentwood Road 1611 Northbourne Road 4211 Eastview Road 1611 Northbourne Road Linda Ardell Mili Jacolyn Sue Miller Shirley Ann Miller Mary Etta Carroll Mills 4618 Mary Avenue 946 East 41st Street 2025 Sinclair Lane 4513 Weitzel Avenue Sarah Jane Mills Margaret Anna Miszczuk Carol Jane Mitchell Delores Louise Mitchell 1318 Ensor Street 1532 Fleet Street 1719 Homestead Street 2243 Cecil Avenue Patricia Lee Moler Mary Moneypenny Frances Mary Montagna Pl'0Vid9nC0 Befnafdlne M0nlU9'W 5940 Glen Falls Avenue 3153 Lyndale Avenue 3814 Beechler Avenue 3814 Beechler Avenue Janice Ruth Moore Leslie Mary Moran Barbara Edith Moreland Dianne Lee Morris 2902 Southern Avenue 6626 Hartwnit Street 6118 Edlynne Road 3716 Foster Avenue Patricia Ann Morris Angela Mariorie Moscato 2785 Tivoly Avenue 500 Rossifer Avenue Gloria Jean Moses Mary Helen Moulton 141 2432 Wilgrey Court 6018 Loch Raven Boulevard Ann Moyer Elaine Louise Moyer 1010 Cedarcroff Road 7606 Daniels Avenue Leslie Marie Muhly Evelyn Elizabeth Mullen 4911 Cordelia Avenue A111 Montana Avenue Ae' Virginia Ruth Muller Nancy Benson Musgrave Bonnie lee Myers Celia Elizabeth Myers 2404 Strathmore Avenue 610 West University Parkway 4705 Valley View Avenue 6103 Maylane Drive Olive Elizabeth Myers Angela Elizabeth Myrick Christine Helen Neal Clle Yl l-Ynn Nelson 1647 Bumwood Road A52 pifmcn place 4615 Anntana Avenue 1219 Evesham Avenue Roberta lee Nevitf Rose Louise Newton Angela Moria Nichelson Maybelle Elizabeth Nicholas 1916 Woodbourne Avenue 5804 Berkeley Avenue 1636 Cliftview Avenue 2412 Puget Street Susan Ann Nicholson Linda Lee Nicholai Audrey Nole Jacqueline Ann Norton 3715 Evergreen Avenue 5431 Moores Run Drive 1748 Easf Preston Street 4032 The Alameda Linda Maria Nufwell Joyce Lynda Nyborg 1318 Winston Avenue 2811 Rosalie Avenue linda Lee Nye Cathy O'Brien 3602 West Belvedere Avenue 1315 Gittings Avenue Sharon Elizabeth Oesterle Mary Ellen 0'Hare U.S.P.H.S. 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Barbara Lee Williams f Carolyn May Williams Dorothy Eugene Williams Cathleen Mary Willis 1204 Cochran Avenue 705 Beaumont Avenue 424 East Twenty-Sixth Street 4915 Greencrest Road Carolyn Estelle Wilson Lois Patricia Wilson 1005 Bonaparte Avenue 3702 Oakmont Avenue Carolyn Janey Winegan Dorothy Dean Winstead 633 North Calhoun Street 1006 Roland Heights Avenue Catherine Ann Wirts Kay Ann Wockenfuss 832 Benninghcxus Road 633 Cator Avenue Mei Lan Wu Mahla Ann Yealdhall 5311 Loch Raven Boulevard 3440 Seventh Street Doretho Aniio Young Janet Esther Young 2410 Llewelyn Avenue 3207 Montebello Terrace Athena Zannis Jeanne Ann Zemeral 1401 Winston Avenue 5932 N0rf1'1W00d Drive W. Gale Zimmerman Joan Eloise Zlmmers 3015 Iona Terrace 1448 Homestead Street Too late to be classified . . . Jillian Margaret Heayn Karen Panuska Jennie Lee Walker Georgia Wilson 5725 Govone Avenue 813 North Patterson Park Avenue 3708 Chatham Road 426 EOS? 23rd Sffeef That Was The Class That Was T964 Every class has its dis- tinguishing characteristics. Some are the gifted ones, some are merry. The class of 1964 was articulate, perhaps even argumentative. Tell them they could not engage in such a program, produce such a play, wear such a costume, adopt such a proiect, and their immediate reaction was BUT . . . Innovation did not frighten them, tradition did not bind them, and dis- cussion did not silence them. Hence they blazed new trails in various directions. Their iunior play was a Greek tragedy minus old-fashioned costumes and elaborate scen- ery. Their senior play in- cluded boys. They considered the question of cheating, a growing problem in all large schools, and adopted the use of an honor pledge for tests. They clung tenaciously to caps and gowns for grad- uation. They banned the use of fake advertising in their yearbook at the same time as they tried to give it a fresh look. They ioined movements, sang folk songs, cared for an orphan, pitied their teachers, and talked endlessly. As the closing days drew near, they restlessly chafed, awaiting the culmination, looking for- ward to college, to marriage, to iobs, to independence. From President John F. Kennedy's acceptance of the Democratic nomin- ation speech, 1960: My call is to the young in heart, regardless of age-to the stout in spirit, regardless of party-to all who respond to the scriptural call: 'Be strong and of good courageg be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed'. John Fitzgerald Kennedy 35th President ofthe United States Born: May 29, 1917 Died: November 22, 1963 Mr.. Bader at the opening of school on Tuesday, November 26, 1963: It seems a long time since I announced to the school that the President had been killed in Dallas. We have returned to school after the most solemn weekend this nation has experienced in my lifetime and certainly in yours. At this time, all of us are so emotionally drained that any observance of ours would seem anti-climactic. The political and international aspects of this senseless tragedy have been the subiect of end- less analysis by the ablest experts in the land, we have seen the bereaved widow and her chil- dren, as well as other members of the dead President's family, on the television screen and have heard the eulogies of his friends. lf, after all this, there are any so dull and insensitive that they cannot understand what a loss the family, the nation, and the world have sus- tained, there is little that we can do to bring these realizations home to them. And yet something must be said. This cannot be iust another day in the life of the school. For the fourth time, an assassin has struck down a President of the United States, for the fourth time, a little man has arrogated to himself the right to act as God and has sent on its way a bullet that destroyed in a split second a personal- ity produced by millions of years of fortunate heredity and refined by a lifetime-a pitifully brief lifetime-of zestful study and awareness. lronically, the lallegedl assassin appears to have been a member of the extreme left-the political group that espouses the most complete freedom and democracy. Yet, because he did not want Mr. Kennedy to be President any longer, he fired the shot that nullified the ballots of 45,000,000 of us who had chosen him. We have lost a leader of surpassing ability, a man of great intelligence, resourcefulness, and courage. Without these qualities, he would have perished twenty years ago, in the second World War. Without them, he would have been defeated in the election of I960. Without them, he would not have earned the respect of the great men of the earth who accompanied him to Arlington yesterday in unprecedented numbers. President Kennedy was also a loving husband and father, but I shall not speak of his family's personal loss. It was no greater and no less than that of any family that loses, without warning, a loved member-no greater, for example, than the loss suffered by the family of Officer Tippett, who died as a sequel to the President's assassination. The only difference is that most are permitted to endure their grief in decent privacy and that few could have endured it with the fortitude displayed by Mrs. Kennedy. No country can lose a man of President Ken- nedy's stature and not be poorer as a result. But such a loss, though a serious blow, is not a mortal one. We are not, as a Congressman has suggested, a banana republic, where political decisions are arrived at through violence as often as not. The law of the land has functioned and another good and able mani has become President. As I write, I hear on the radio that in the midst of his grief and shock he has taken statesmanlike advantage of the presence in Washington of the governors of most of the states and of the high executives of foreign countries- that he has conferred with therh,and the results of the conferences are good. And so the work of the Presidency goes on. In fact, it has never stopped. Ever since he took the oath of office on Friday, President Johnson has been contending with the problems of his new office. Today the work of the Nation, in- cluding Eastern High School, resumes at the point where it stopped when the tragedy occurred. I have asked Mr. Bunch to lead the school in the opening exercises this morning. 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Susan Kaminski . 55255. nu, . , Photography . . . . . . . . . . ,Nancy Bankert editor -B . , ' W . - 1- V Ann BOUHWGH , , lo Calla hon F eg Massicot 'Il ,. rw 1, tif Ml iriyrryynw 'rf f' L ' fr' rift ff i fl .42 I d vrrfylfyymilglw 6Wr!f,WM il WW -,M Wgmifyl igtgliftywlllym l een ,i 'ri Gr an -mtl' lltizlrifilrzw riirlgtmi ,iyiihnll ltmyir - ' - . Sem' - - - - - flshtitltriser, editor y Baseman 1 . . HCY CGHIGYO 1 M rga ret Karl DODS RC Tlle I Schupp iw i fr ,ji W WW' L ,ww . ,yy i y June Streckfus tim W, 'Wi ' l' ,ill M' . i Carole Weinbeck ,gr 'if Jam' f . Sports . . . . . . ... ...beverly Marcum, editor Ann Weber Underclassmen .... . . . . . . . Barbara Clay, editor Liz Bill ,,,, f M f Subscriptions . . Subscriptions . . Typists . . Cover Design . . Shell Design .. Joan Fosburg Pat Knorr . . Linda Garrison, editor Barbara Heironemus Peggy Himmer Leslie Lytle Elaine Moyer Virginia Mueller Pat Olmer Muriel Phelps Kay Pokrzywa . . Barbara Ratigan Joan Wettern . . . . . 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