Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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BOBALKO lwlAY BROOKS JAMES T. CAMPANELLA MARY L. CHRISTY Science Physical Education Industrial Arts English, Social Studie ALTHEA CLARK DIARY Lou DAv1s PAULINE DICKERSON Home Economics Music COIIlII161'Cl31 SARAH BOND DUFFEY WILLIAM Fmx Louisa GUNN NEVA Jomcs English, Social Studies Math, Science Commercial English,S Mgth, Social Ill ICS NANCY M. KNEISLEY English, History J. WILBUR KREADY English, Social Studies, Science DOROTHY LEONARD GLENN LEWIS English, Latin Agriculture KATHERINE A. MARTH NETTIE MAUPIN DONALD G. MERCER PATRICIA MOORE Librarian Math Social Studies Home Economics JEAN REARDON VIRGINIA SHANNAHAN DOROTHY SHARP Commercial Social Studies Guidance Counselor EMFRSON SMITH BRUCE SPEIRS THOMAS TAYLOR KENNETH A. VICE Physical EduCatiOll lnrinmrial Art: Science English, Social Studies SADA HART WALLING MARIE T, W1LL1AM5 English, Social Studies Math, French ff, A WILLIAM HARVEY ADAMS Bill-takes Vocational Agriculture-wants to install streetcars in Trappe-often says Why sure! -seen a lot in Cambridge-always laughing-loves to tease teachers. Glee Club II, III, Ping-Pong II, III. WILLIAM PENNEL ANDERSON, JR. Penn-one of our Academic students-the Einstein of Easton High School-wants to study Chemical Engineering-Editor of Echo-hails from Oxford. Eastonian I, Photographer of Echo I, II, Taxonomy Club I, II: Glee Club I, II, III, Student Council I, II, III, Intramurals I, Editor of Easlonian II, President of Junior Red Cross II, Treasurer of Regional Student Council II, Correspondent for Star Democrat II, III, Fire Marshal II, Radio Club II, Quiz' A-Teen II, Editor of Echo III, Junior Red Cross Council III, Editor-Manager of Eastonian III. EDWIN GORDON ANDREW Coonpuppy-wants to be a good poolshark-takes the General Course -participates in all of the field trials for dogs- Hi Kid is his favorie expression-interested in Stagecraft. Fire Marshal II, Stagecraft Club I, II, III, Volleyball I, II, Intramurals I, II, III. JOAN VIRGINIA BATES ,Ioan-takes General Course-hopes to be a beautician-can be seen any time with Sammy-hails from the big city of Oxford. Art Club I, Glee Club II, III, Field Ball II, Monitor III, Assist- tant Art Editor of Echo, Girls Volleyball I. Sal aam. ' ' I - , A .Q 1 xi V x Z I Romeo . tk ,. 2512.1 ' fe E. s ask rig. - ,,. ., ..,, Q' and Juliet ALAN WILSON BAYNARD Barney-takes the General Course-would like to be a dairy farmer -can't decide just what kind of Ford he wants--nice guy to know. Captain of Soccer Team III, Basketball II, III, Baseball Team I, II, III, Glee Club II, III, Tumbling Club I, II, III, Varsity Club II, III, Soccer Team II, III, Volleyball II, III. EDWARD WILSON BEAUCHAMP Eddie-General studentitall, thin, and untamedAshows re- markable ability breaking ankles in soccer games-good stu- dent-awants to he a trucker. Soccer I, II, III, Basketball I, Varsity Club II, III, Intra- murals I, II, Volleyball I, II, Ping Pong I, Taxonomy Club II, Fire Marshal III. ROBERT EARLE BLADES , Bob--takes the General Course-light and lanky-'handsome Ro- meo of the Senior Class-big businessman on the Echo-wants to be a bookkeeperfaoften says, Oh! Sugar, Dramatic I, Student Council II, III, President of Junior Class II, Glee Club II, Business Manager of Echo III, Junior Rotarian III, President of Homeroom III. MADYLN VERNON BLESSING Vernon-Blond and blue eyesfwants to be a bookkeeper-can be heard saying You don't know, do you? '-Academic student. Glee Club I, Intramurals I, II, III, Library Club III, Secretary of F. H. A. II, Eastonian I, Secretary and Treasurer of Home- room I, Girls Volleyball Team I, Cafeteria I, II, III. DOROTHY JEAN BOWLING Jean--Jack's gal-wants an office job-takes the Commercial Course -always ready for a good ioke. Eastonian III: Glee Club IIIQ Dramatic Club I. LOIS ANN BOWLING Lois--loves a good time-takes the Commercial Course-pals around with her sister, Jean, and Bette Mae Adams. Monitor, IIIg Commercial Club, IIg Glee Club III. JAMES HENRY BRADLEY, JR. Jimmy-takes the General Course---wants to go into business when he graduates-always laughing about something-likes the girls. Soccer I, II. III: Baseball I. II. III: Black Color Caoain III: Glee Club II, III: Fire Marshal III, Junior Rotarian III, Stage- craft Club I, IIg Basketball Ig Student Council Ig Intramural III. LOUISE BRIDGES ' Loumtakes Commercial Course4says nuts to anything you say to her-has a job at Lomax Jewelersgswell gal! Tri Hi Y, I, II, III, Moitor, II, III, Vice-President of Home- room, III, President of Tri Hi Y, III. Junior Red Cross Council III: Secretary Treasurer of Homeroom II. Most Likely to Succeed 0 I ,I X 0 0 60 I , J I: I a ' is X X I ' . J 9 r C 0 bv O 'As' ol 4 Q I I 5 s s qu., : 0 4. Q. K' I FKA si' ,' - I . J ian.: nf' 'b I I ' 3 ' S. 'I Q D - It .- ,U X J I . -ga V li ' A , , I gag- .g ' 1- -4 I' P if xx Siu J '. TTDSE K- -'E' 1' , X ' , I ' . ' ' -..g.-i- ':. I .L 5- -' - V 5 A ' s PEGGY ANN BROWN Pegs'-one of our writers-always worrying about getting fat-ftakes General Course-wwants to be a housewife-favorite saying, Oh! Pshawl' Eastonian, Ig Editorial Manager, II, Editor-in-Chief, III, Monitors, II, III, Assistant Make-up Editor of Echo, III: Student Council, III, Scorer and Timer-Fieldball II, III, Scorer4Basketball, II, Craft Club, Ig Ping Pong Club, II, Class Secretary, II. PATRICIA MAY BRYAN Patsy- Cap'm. that's a sight. -takes the Academic Courses wants to be a nurse-hails from Oxford. Intramural, I, II, Eastonian, Ig Secretary and Treasurer of Monitors, II, Illg Mathematical Club, II, Girls' Volley Ball Team, Ig Cafeteria, Ig Glee Club, I, II, Secretary and Treasurer. IIg Red Cross Council, III. JOSEPH SAMUEL CALLAHAN Joe-takes the General Course-plans to join the Marines after gradu- ation-witty with jokes--often seen with Betty--likes track. Intramural I, II, III, Track I, II, III, Junior Rotarian III: Glee Club III, Fire Marshal, II, Volleyball I, II. HERBERT STANDLY CARROLL Standlya-takes Vocational Agriculture-wants very much to be a big-time farmer-has beautiful red curls-hopes someday to learn to play a guitar. F. F. A. I, II, IIIg Secretary of F. F. A. II, III, Ping-Pong Club II, III. JESSE TEMPLE CHANCE Juice-one of our General students-tall and cute-always gives good service at the Mid-Citygone of their future mechanics-loves to play basketball. Ping Pong Club I, II, III, Basketball I, II, III, Baseball I, II, III, Tumbling Club I, Orange Color Captain I, Track Team II, III, Varsit Club II, III. Y ' ' JAM gui ww ANITA JACQU LINE CHEEZUM Jackie-short and pert4active in sports-likes to manage things -takes General Course--plans to be a nurse-favorite say- ing: Drop Dead.', Stage Craft Club I, II, IIII, Eastonian I, III, Circulation Man- ager of Eastonian II, Varsity and Intramural Sports I, II, III, Secretary of grade 11, Clee Club II, III, Monitors II, III, Echo III, Girl's Varsity Club III, Chairman of Sat. Night Rec. I, II. SARA MAUDE CLOSSON Sara-Academic student-very popular and active-loves sports and plans to be a Phys. Ed. teacher-favorite expression Obi John. Monitor II, Softball I, II, III, Fieldball I, II, III, Basketball I, II, III, Eastonian I, II, Dramatic Club II, III, Glee Club II, III, Echo III, Intramurals I, II, Volleyball II, Color Captain I, Senior Color Captain III, Varsity Club II, Taxonomy Club 1, Homeroom Secretary III. ALAN BERNARD COATES Bernard-takes the Academic Course-scorekeeper for all the Y athletic teams-chief clerk at Dawkins-famous for his laugh-- S R? ' hopes to become a minister. Glee Club II, III, Eastonian Business Manager II, III, Echo, U, Baseball and Soccer Scorekeeper, Stagecraft Club, Dramatics , X I Club. 'r Best Writers t. it ef' 00 iii wifi' 7 'I ii I effigy . f -,,-, ii PETER LAFAYETTE COUNCELL N Pele-Vocational Agriculture student-often says, Play it cool - M wants to be a farmer if he can stay home enough-big wheel in W Agriculture. F. F. A. I, II, III, President of Future Farmers of America. II, Student Council II, Junior Rotarian III, Dancing Club II, Fire 3, Q, Q Marshal II, 111, Pingpong Club 11. -Nik JAMES FRANKLIN COVEY lim-one of our Academic men-star of the basketball team-- tall, dark, and handsome-likes to tease the Females-wants tu become a millionaire. Soccer I, II, III, Basketball I, II, III, Baseball I, II, III, Orange Color Captain I, Track I, II, III, Varsity Club I, II, III, Tumbling Club I, II, Echo III, Tennis I, II, Student Council II, III, Fire Marshal II, III, Junior Rotarian III: Orange Super Captain II, III. HLNDRIKA MARIA DE ROOY Reeky-Commercial-attractive girl-does her homework in P. O. D and is always saying- Obi that tickles me. -wants to be a medi- cal secretary. Echo III, Basketball II, III, Dramatic Club II, III, Monitor II, III, Glee Club III, Intra-mural Sports I, II, III, Softball II, Jr. Red Cross Council II, Office Assistant I, II. ROBERT TAYLOR DRYDEN, JR. Butterball-Academic student--wants a Navy Career-big man in athletics-always reducing-seen before heard-often says, You just don't look rightf, Black Color Captain I, Basketball I, II, III, Track I, II, III, Ping Pong I, II, III, Eastonian I, II, III, Dramatic Club I, II, III, Tennis II, III, Chairman of Sat. N-ight Rec. II, Vice President of Homeroom II, III, Fire Marshal II, III, President of Junior Rotarians III, Manager of Soccer Team III: Black Super Captain II, III, Varsity Club I, II. TTT. C utest GLEN DONALD DUDROW Duddie-takes the General Courswwould like very much to be an Aviation Pilotvhe just loves banks fFairbanksJ. Cheerleader I, II, Illg Homeroom Chairman Ig Stagecraft Club II, IIIg Junior Rotarian, III. AGNES ANN DYOTT Aggie-mtakes the General Course-favorite saying, SHOOT - wants to become a housewife after graduation-always seen laughing. Monitor III, Eastonian IIg Pep Club Ig Intramural I. LEIGH BURDETTE EDGER . Burr-takes the General Course-little fat guy from Oxford-bram of the psychology class4Mr. Taylor's handy manhwants to be a waterman. Taxonomy Club II3 Fire Marshal Ilg Archery Club I, ELIZABETH CATHERINE EMBRY Betty- I caught you, sir, taking a look at her -ambition is to be a bookkeeper-takes General Coursevwone of Easton's cute cheerleaders. Cheerleader I, II, IIIg Dramatics Club II, IIIQ Vice-President of Monitors IIIg Monitors IIg Office Assistant II, III, Glee Club II, IIIg Fire Monitor III. at 11 :S O, Q 'l ii fvi 4 V A . r,ee I , ts iilyyttn . V ,Q 'at J 1 'ir' 'I 3 at J 1 yi 11 1 at 1: 4- ,.,.L , -L LV JOYCE ANN ERSKINE Joy--Commercial student-shortest girl in senior class-can really bat those eyelashes-wants to be a private secretary. Monitor, II, IIIg Dramatic Club, II, III, Echo, III. DAVID THOMAS FEHSENFELD Feathers-right hand man for the Eustonian and Echo stalls-- interested in photography as a hobby-Academic student-plans to go to collegeslikes school but despises the bus. Table Tennis Club Ig Eastonian I, II, IIIg Literary Editor of the Echo IIIg News Manager of the Eastonian II, IIIQ Vice-Presi- dent of the Senior Class IIIQ Junior Rotarian IIIg Fire Mar- shal II, IIIg Photography Club III, Vice-President of Junior Class IIg Stagecraft Club II, Student Council II. LOIS VIRGINIA FURNISH Stinky-Academic studentiSecreta1y of Student Council for two years-one of our actressesfpert and popular-wants to be an air- line hostess-favorite saying: I'll be dem. Glee Club I, II, III: Dramatics Club I, II, IIIQ Cheerleaders I, II, III, Secretary of Homeroom Ig Monitors II, III, Eastonian II, IIIQ Recreation Club II, IIIQ Make-up Editor of Echo IIIQ Student Council Assembly Announcer II, Student Council Secretary II, III. FRANKLIN CHARLES GANNON Frank-takes Vocational Agriculture-favorite saying, Laude Claude -Awants to be a hog raiser-originator of the Cordova Hop. F. F. A. I, IIg Homeroom Chairman IIQ Fire Marshal II, III: Ping Pong Club I, Ilg Dancing Club II9 Junior Rotarian IIIg Student Ifiouncil II, Glee Club II, III, Baseball II, Illg Soc- cer II, I . BESSIE PAULINE CARRETT Polly-General student-slim, tall, and cute-always willing to take a Chance -always saying, Oh, nuts! -wants to be a typist. Monitor II, QIIIQ Oflice Assistant IIQ Eastonian II. JOYCE ADELE GOSLIN Goose-Commercial student-wonderful English student-rides around in green Packard-always complaining about men- wants to be a secretary and marry her boss. Vice-President of Homeroom, II: Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom, IIIQ Treasurer of Senior Class. RITA ANN GRANCER Reets-one of our Commercial students-wants to be a secretary-- when excited she says, Hot dog -always has a smile to lend-- hails from Oxford. Intramural I, IIg Secretary of Homeroom Ig Monitors II, III: Eastonian II, III, Tumbling Club Ig Dancing Club I, II, Fire Monitor III. DORIS RAE HALEY Doris--future ambition is telephone operator-takes General Course-is a real tall gal around E. H. S.-favorite saying, More fun. -loves to travel down South. Monitors II, IIIQ Tri-Hi-Y I, II, IIIg Glee Club I ,II, IIIQ Office Assistant I, II, IIIg Dramatic Club II, III. X 'Q g g I Best Personalities XXX 1 gg gl I ota' - X' e A of I K7 I ' 5 ki y ,. i Q if.4i:,'ES? R , X. 7 I ALLEEN DOLORES HALL Aileen-takes the General Course-one of our future beauticians-- quiet and shy-never has much to say. MARY CERALDINE HEMMING Gerry-takes the Academic Course-good student-plans to be a dress designer-whiz in mathematics- Codfrey's bullion is her favorite expression. Eastonian I, II, IIIQ Taxonomy Club IIg Secretary of Taxonomy Club IIg Red Cross Council Secretary IIg Basketball I, II, Library Club I, II, Quiz-a-teen II, III, Echo III. LUKE VINCENT HOWARD Vince-Acalemic student-the boy with a flower-Co-Proprietor of Slop Hall-loves music and women-Smoe's brother-wants to take up Horticulture. President of Homeroom Ig Echo IIIg Ping Pong I, II, III, Clee Club, I, II, III, Senior Orange Captain, II2Ig Chairman of Saturday Night Recreation, IIg Student Council, Ig Vollev- ball, I, II, Fire Marshal, II: Junior Rotarian, III 3 Intramural, I, II,' III. THOMAS EDWARD HOPKINS Tom-Academic student-quick in mathematics-may some day be a Navy man--often sighs, You just ain't got it -girls just love his curly hair. Presiden of Senior Class IIIQ Assistant Literary Editor of Echo IIIQ Fire Marshal II, III: .Iunior Rotarian III: Tennis Team IIIQ Var- sity Club II, ILIIg Student Business Manager of Sports II, III, Table Tennis Team II, IIIQ Chairman of Saturday Night Recreation III: Dramatic Club II, IIIQ Student Council IIIg Vice-President of Home- room III: Eastonian II, IIIQ Secretary of Table Tennis Club IIg Intramural I, II, IIIg Assistant Business Manager of Sports I. DOROTHY MAY IRELAND Reds-takes the General Course-wants to become a WAC-often says, 'lBless you -can be seen in McCory's 5 81 10 cent store after school and on Saturdays. Monitor II, III, Library Club Secretary and Treasurer I, II, III, Tri-Hi-Y I, II, III, Office Assistant III, Cafeteria Assistant III. FRANCES ELLEN IRELAND Sis-one of the General studentsfwants to be a beautician- favorite saving, Golly day! --always ready for a good time. Monitor II, III, Tri-Hi-Y Club II, III, Oflice Assistant II, Eastonian II, Dancing Club I. ' BARBARA ANN JUMP 8 Pepper-'takes thc Commercial Course-plans to become a nurse'-A often shouts, f'For Pete's sake -short, freckled face and kinda cute girl of E. H. S. Vice-President of Homeroom II, Eastonian II, III, Monitor II, Pr III, Fire Monitor III, Intramural I, II, Secretary of Homeroom 1 1 III, Echo III, Glee Club III, Dancing Club I, Typing Club II. bm JOHN MORGAN LAMBDIN, JR. ferry-HAcademic student-always with a girlgoutstanding basso in Glec Club-tennis pro-George Kell of baseball team-milk utc man for Varsity Club. President of Homeroom, III, Basketball Manager, I, II, Base- ball. I, II, III, Intramurals, I, H, III, Table Tennis Club, I, II, III, Fire Marshal, II, IGI: Glee Club, II, III, Varsity Club, II, III, Sports Editor of Echo, Jr. Rotarian, III. Best Looking A ' ,,: , i.. ' ...E U I ' - , O 9. aw. 5?-55324 N1 X, 'C o 'lftgxix L , ' xL I CARROLL LEDNUM THOMAS Tom-takes the Academic Coursefthe Bob Hollyday of E. H. S.-- road hog with his mighty Crosley-respective heir of Startt's store- b h -h t piano. Tggbiififhy fClZiiliezI?'FI, SZt.0NiZht Rec. I, II, III, Glee Club II, III, Quiz-A-Teen II, Echo III, Fire Marshal II, Junior Rotarian III. SHIRLEY ANN LEGATES Shirle -Commercial student4hails from Prestongfavorite ex- 9' . . pression, All right nowlngplans to work in the future-that it until the right one comes along. Monitor III, Softball I, Cafeteria I, Social Club I. TEAFORD WALKER LEON ARD Tea or Teabone-takes General Course4ambition is just to gradu- ate-favorite saying, What am I supposed to do about lt, Jump d d nd pit quarters? lGIleZnClulJJwllIf1IIIi Music Club II, Photography Club I, Jr. Ro- tarian III. ANNE DIXON LEVERAGE , . Anne-takes the General Course-hopes to become a beautician -often remarks, well dig this -one of those tag, lean, and lanky blondes of E. H. S.-often seen in a black C evro et. i Student Council II, Intramural I: Class PICS1d0Ili IIC MOIUYOI' II, III, Eastonian II, Fire Monitor III. HELEN LOUISE LOUIE Helen!-short and cute-one of our famous' Chinese students-Aca- demic student-has trouble with her English-wants to become a nurse-often says, For crying out loud. u - Eastonian III, Echo III, Ping Pong Club I, Momtors III, Presi- dent of Handicraft Club II, Dancing Club I. LLOYD LEONARD MORRIS, JR. Skipper-Wicked with a shot gun-takes the Academic Course-- loves dating and dancingw-one of the Trappe clan-wants to be a business man. Eastonian I, II, Intramurals I, II, III, Ping Pong I, II, III, Soccer I, II, Varsity Club I, II, Fire Marshal II, III, Baseball III, Junior Rotarian III. ROSALIE FAY MORRIS Rudy-Commercial student-named after Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer-often seen in a black '42 Ford-loves Fords and Bill- greatest ambition is to be a typist or receptionist. VIRGINIA LEE MORRIS Ginny--takes the Commercial Course-plans to be a photog- rapher's model-favorite saying, Are you for real? -her heart's with a guy named Paul-loves to dance. Glee Club I, II, III: Eastonian I, II, III, Dancing Club I, Monitor II, Cheerleader II. N ,r y ,..,i5,, a ,L Best Dressed :ist PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Pat--Academic student-secretary-treasurer of homeroom-always on a committee-lots of fun-plans to teach school until he comes along-favorite saving, '4Sugar. Clee Club I, II, III: Monitors II, III, Quiz-A-Teen II, III: News Editor of Eastonian III, Easlonian Ill: Assistant Editor of Echo III, Secretary of Recreation Club II, III, Student Council III. MAURICE EX EREST NEWNAM. III Make-big man around school-Eastonis future funeral director -Academic student-lady killer-stars in all sports-Student Council lresident for two years. Socccr I, II, III, Ba ketball I, II, III, President of Class II, Baseball II, III, Track Il, III, Clee Club I, II, III, Varsity Club II, III, President of Homeroom I, Intramural Sports I, II, III, Fire Marshal Il, III, President of Student Council II, III, .lunior Rotarian Ill, Echo III, Student Assembly an- nouncer II, III. WILLIAM HOWARD O'FERRALL Jug or Bill-takes the General Course-would like to take over the Navv--often says, O, K., Doc --quite a guy in P. O. D. Clce Club II, III, Basel all II, III, Library Club II, III, Tumbling Club II, Intramural I, ll. CALVIN ALSTON PARDEE Tex-takes the General Course-takes up the front seat of his convertible-favorite saying, 'LBless youwfwants to be a farmer- makes a tractor look small. Stagecraft Cub I, II, III, Glee Club I, Ping Pong I, Fire Marshal II, III, Student Council III, President of Library Club III, Intramural II, III. ROBERT JAMES PARROT Bobbye-General studentglike very much to have his own business- in love with his curly hair-thinks there is nothing like Oxford. Stagecraft Club II, III, Junior Rotarian IIIg Taxonomy I. JACK GORDON PATCHETT lack--President of 12 T homeroom-takes the General Coursel- glad when he graduates-hopes to land a good job-plans to enjoy life-likes to go 'Bowling. Homeroom President I, IIIg Student Council Vice-President III: Glee Club I, II, III: President of Glee Club II, Junior Rotarian III, Echo III, Taxonomy Club Ilg Dancing Club I. FAITH LENORE PEDIGO Peddy-bright smile and blue eyes make a neat combination-tops in dramatics-E. H. S.'s first three-star cheerleader-thinks blondes are just out of this world. Cheerleader, I, II, IIIQ Dramaic C-lub I, II. IIIQ Glee Club II, III, Monitor, II, IIIQ Publicity Editor, Echo Staif 1951. DONNA JUNE PLUTSCHAK Chunk-General student-active in sports-goes out for dra- matics in a big way-has her cap set for nursing-favorite say- ing: Oooh, you make me so mad! Eastonian Ig Echo IIIQ Cheerleaders, I, III, Dramatics Club II, III, Varsity sports I, II, IIIQ Tumbling Club IIg Black Color Captain II, Monitor Ilg Glee Club I, II, III. Best Artists V it M In W 1 3' I V i.,f , 'i Y 'ylgigiv I SALLY PATRICIA POSSELL Dynamite-Academic student-dcame to us in her senior year from Long Island-has all the boys convinced she's screwy-hopes to break into modeling-favorite saying: Isn't that neat. Echo Staff, III. CLARA JANE PRICE Janie-Short and ,dark with beautiful brown hair-is very fond of music and plans to attend Allentown Bible Institute after graduation-Commercial Student. Glee Club I, II, III, Tri-Hi-Y I, II, IIIg Monitor II, IIIg Oiiice Assistant II, III, Dramatic Club II, III. ROBERT HENRY PRICE Bob-takes General Course-ambition is to join Air Force-spends most of his time working-when not working, he can be found at Char-Lou. Glee Club II, IIIQ Jr. Rotarian IIIQ Soccer IIg Intramurals I, II, IIIQ Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer Ilg Dancing Club Ig Fire Marshal III. MARLENE BARNES REID Marty-Big Wheel-takes the Commercial Course-plans to work for her father until she can catch a husband-favorite saying, Pshawl Assistant Editor of Eastonian III, Eastonian IIg Echo IIIQ Pho- tography Club Ig Varsity sports II, IIIg Ping Pong Club IIg Moniors II, IIIg Recreation Club IIIg Black Captain III. WILLIAM RONALD RENSHAW Ronnie-General student-tall and lanky-the shy type-always looking for a date-has a beautiful '31 Chevy-wants to be an automobile mechanic. Ping Pong, Ig Glee Club, II, IIIg Fire Marshal II, IIIg Pho- tography Club, Ilg Stagecraft Club, IIIg Junior Rotarian, III, Echo, IIIQ Junior Rotarian, III. DIANE THOMPSON RENSHAW Di or Dee-Academic studentatall gal-active in all sports-an- :NVQ other of Miss Leonard's B. T. O's-first girl to be elected vice- president of the Student Council. 1 Varsity Sports I, II, IIIQ Recreation Club II, IIIg Dramatic II, IIIQ Super Captain of Orange team II, III: Student Council Assembly Announcer IIg Assistant Business Manager of Echo III: Vice-President of Student Council II: Student Council member II, IIIQ Treasurer of the Class Ig Head of Fire Marshals IIg Moni- tor II, III. Club I, BETTY ANN RHODES Betty Ann-takes Commercial Course-short, cute, full of fun-would rather dance than eat-just loves Fords, especially Glenn's-hopes I0 IJCCOIIIC H. secretary. I D Assistant Secretary and Treasurer of Student Council III, Presi- dent of Homeroom III, Eastonian I, II, III: Monitor II, III, Clee Club IIIQ Echo III, Commercial Club IIg Pep Club I. Saturday Night Recreation II. MARGARET JANE ROSS Peggy-peppy little ball player of E. H. S.-wants to be a sec- retary-lovely red curls-ambitious gal. I Varsity I, II, IIIQ Orange captain IIIQ Echo III, Monitor II, III' Glee Club I II III' Tennis Team II, IIIg Vice Chairman EH-g1?.Ifx. III, sfagekfaffclub II, Volleyball Team I, II, Tri- Laziest 0 an 9, .aagif ME 2? aa If 22 Q2 5123! 'Qing' . 4, Qatiu . E x ' KX! L . :T Ulinwmmims Z -J f .-35 ROBERT S. RUSS Bobby-takes the Vocational Agricultural Course-quiet-good na- tured-in love with his Mercury Convertible-favorite saying, By golly -future farmer, Future Farmers of America Club I, II, III, Ping Pong Club Ig Future Farmers of America Judging Team I, II, IIIQ Fire Marshal II, IIIQ Junior Rotarian III. EVELYN CLARA SANFORD Evvy-takes the Academic Course-one of the top students in Easton High School-plans to major in journalism-short and quiet. Library Club Vice-President Ig Library Club II, III, Dramatic Club II, IIIQ Intramurals I, II, IIIg Eastonian I, III, II, Echo III, Mnoitors II, IIIg Quiz-A-Teen II, III. EASTON ECHO-4 FAITH MARIE SAUNDERS Faith-takes the General Course-favorite saying, Oh, nuts -wants to be a secretary-very friendly-always joking about something. Echo IIIQ Monitor III, Eastonian IIg Tumbling Club IIg Danc- ing Club I. BETTY VIRGINIA SCHELLS Schellsy-takes General Course-prefers sailors-wants to be a general secretary-Monday night movie pest of balcony. Intramurals I, II, Monitors III, Pep Club Ig Secretary of Homeroom I. ANNA KATHRYN SCHWANINGER Reds-Commercial student-short and plump-lots of fun-loves to sing-wants to land a secretarial job-favorite sayingg My Land! Glee Club I, II, IIIg Monitors II, III, Ping Pong Club II, Com- mercial Club Ilg Oiiice Assistant III, Echo III. MARTHA GERTRUDE SHERWOOD You don't know, do you? -wants to become a housewife. Monitor II, IIIg Dancing Club I. AGNES PATRICIA SHORTALL Pat-Future Homemaker of America-loves Fords and Landing Neck -just dying to become a secretary-takes the Commercial Course. Monitors II, III: F. H. A. I, II, Tri-Hi-Y II, III: Library Club IIIQ Cafeteria Staff III. MARY FRANCES SHORTALL Mary Frances-hails from the big city of Cordova-plans to enter the teaching profession-often remarks, Holy cow -newcomer to E. H. S. Monitors Il, III, Office Assistant II, III. ...L ff El ie... . M Hg- ' . VV ,,f , A A A . t 5, t 55, il I f, v Q 1-.n . an - SMP I :. . zigluiz :V v 1 V dt , , WM Best Actor and Actress MARGARET ETHEL SHORTALL Shorts-takes the General Course-wants to be a farmer's wife -favorite saying, Gol1y day -one of those cute girls of E. H. S. -likes to ride in a black Pontiac. ' Monitor III, Eastonian II, Intramural II, Pep Club I. MICHAEL HENRY SHORTALL Mike-takes Vocational Agriculture-hopes very much to be- come a farmer-hails from the big city of Easton-often remarks, I say so -full of fun. Nice-President of Future Farmers of America Ill, Ping Pong II, Dancing I. MARY ANN SLAUGHTER Nookie-pretty and popular-takes the minutes of the Senior Class -Commercial Course-hopes to be an airline hostess-favorite say- ing: Gee-zoo-flip! Eastonian I, II, III, Ping Pong Club I, II, Varsity Sports II, III, Monitors H, IIIg Noon Time Volleyball League Ilg Glee Club II, III: Business Manager of Stagecraft Club. DONALD WEBSTER SMITH Itchy-takes General Course-wants very much to be a big league baseball player-often remarks, Gee zu Flip -goes for the girls. Fire Marshal II, III: Junior Rotarian IIIQ Baseball I, II, III, Basketball II, III, Intramural I, III, Ping Pong I, II,.IIIg Tumbling Club Ig Volleyball I, II. Martie-Commercial student-quiet as a mouse-always saying, NORMAN STEFFENS SMITH Stefj-takes the Academic Course-wheel at the Airport--loves to fly-on all dance committees-wields a wicked table tennis paddle- hopes to be an Aviation Cadet. 1 Ping Pong President II, Student Council I, III, Eastonian, Assist- ant News Manager II, Vice President of .Iunior Rotary Club III, Saturday Night Recreation II, III, Vice-President of Homeroom I, Echo III, Fire Marshal II, III, Table Tennis Club I, II, III, Eastonian Ill, Intramural I, II. III. WILLIAM ALFRED SPIES Speedbullg-always a wise crack on the tip of his tongue, How you tell? -only ambition is to graduate-had a hard time get- ting in the yearbook. Soccer Team I, Volleyball Tea mI, President Gym Club I, II, Student Council I, II, Fire Marshal III. ALGA PATRICIA TOWERS Patty-prefers to be in the background-hopes to be an interior decorator-takes general course and she just loves a Plymouth. Monitors II, XIII, Glee Club III, Cafteria Staff I, II, Oliice Assist- ant III, Dramatic Club I, Basketball I. DOROTHY LEE TOWERS Dot-General Student-black-haired typing whiz-hopes to be a secretary-favorite saying, Don't know, do you? Tumbling Club, II, Typing' Editor of Eastonian, II, Typing Editor of Echo, Monitor, III, Volleyballl Team I, II. 0 .JF y R . f f U U o JI ' ' an N f f ' 'tl ,-. ' ga w4:fsfztfu4sg f' 4' ' A E X312 , Best Dancers JAMES REED TOWNSEND Jimmy-takes the General Course-would like some day to be a big league baseball player-favorite saying, Gee zoo flip -famous for his humor-active in sports. Bfaiball I, II,IEI,IBasketball II, Soccer I, II, III, Vice-President o omeroom , ntr IC t' I, I , . Gym Club I, II, Fire lclrgisllilal. ap am mrammal Sports I' III BETTY JEAN WEBB Spider-tall gal--active in sports-hails from the Webb Air- port-takes Commercial Course-favorite saying, Drop deadl' E-always with a gang. astonian I, II, Varsity S ot I, II, III, E h III' S Club 1, II, Monitors II, iris C 0 ' 'agemf' BETTY SUE WEDDLE I0 10-one of' the General Students-most of the time giggling- always seen with a bang of boys and girls-ofen sighs, Tain't so -wants tu do office work. Monitor III, Intramural I, II, Glee Club I, Eastonian II, Echo III. FRANCES REBECCA WHITBY Frances-takes the Commercial Course-hopes to be a secre- Ufll'Yjf8V0rlte Saying, Oh, for land's sake -can be seen in her - sister s storewvery quiet, Monitors II, III. ROGER BOURNE WIELAND Roge-one of our Academic students-the intellectual type-favorite saying, 'GN' est- ce pas -enjoys drawing, reading, and dancing-- hopes to be an Artist. Eastonian I, II, IIII, Dramatic Club I, II, III, Glee Club I, II, III, Photography Club III, Taxonomy Club I, II, Echo, Art Editor III: Junior Rotarian III. KA'l'l-ILISIJLN SYLX IA WILLIIQY Kathy-Commercial studentfalways found in the middle of a crowd-Mpresident of Monitors twice-plans to be a secretary-- favorite saying, You're kidding! Student Council II, III, Eastonian III, Echo III, Glee Club III, Recreation Club III. BETTY MAY WILLIS Betty-General student-life-long ambition is to join the WAC's-- small and shygwoman of few words-nice gal to know. Monitor II, III, Tri-Hi-Y Club II, III, Dancing Club I. CARL RAYMOND WINDMILLER Carl-General student-eowns the class bus-one of Easton's flyers -hobbies are radio, mechanics, model airplanes-wants to be a pro photographer. Taxonomy Club I, II, Intramurals I, Echo Photographer II, Fire Marshal II, III, Eastonian Protographer II, Junior Bo- tarian III. ga alai ana f A CAI I g g f I A .1 rran ' ' Did Most for the School WILLIAM W. WISEL Weasel-takes the General Course-the hot rod with a '29 Stude- baker-often remarks, What Cha' say, Chat -wants to become a radio and T.V. technician. Stagecraft Club I, Eastonian, Photographer I, II, III, Glee Club II, III, Basketball Manager III, Echo I, III, Junior Rotarian III, Taxonomy Club II. STEWART LATHAM YOUNG Stew-takes the Academic Course-is mystified by French-crazy about Ray Anthony-Wcalls everyone Ace -likes football-wants to be a salesman. President of Varsity Club, II, III: Track, I, II, III, Basketball, II, III, Soccer, III, Tennis, II, III, Table Tennis, II, III, Glee .- Club, II, III: Dramatic Club, II, Echo, III, Fire Marshal, II, Ping Pong Club, I, II, III, Junior Rotarian, III. . . .W MTE, yf 1m1,lfPW ww fT'QjLg,,, ,., L A' r' Sharm 'MW 4 -- ,, I ,V A K ,W ,lvyfwklgwgg-f Q f W. MW , g- ,Q mf. MW, mf 4-M - AW, j A Y Q41 :Nmap- ' ' , V W M , ,fn 'iw f X' V Y?l',:f111.,.,U,,m- gif: F 7 . ,- -wr' ..,,,,..,, M A NNEEMV I ' x, ,XLQIQW I wi 55 Ny . ,ggqggkg A , .W - ' 'A5c,,,a, ' 3 K :gem if rf -aw' WM ' h wk, ,Q - fwpggmf-M 'Wm f 'H jk, V , H - LQ, W., -1' M 1, N '- M- gg K ww A- I V A VVLV ii? 3 ,f,,gw.,m.,.,m,mf V Lidwnrk . 6 l what 7J First Row: C. Baynard: P. Bryan: B. Smith: B. McCarty: D. Worden: D. Andrew, Secretary: J. Dunlap, Vice-Chairman: K. Wright, Chair- man: J. Jones: J. Cox: J. Altvater. Second Row: R. Hall: W. Caballg D. Mankamyer: D. Fikc: E. Mayer: E. Steward: N. Shortall: P. Boyce: B. Baker: A. Walton: J. Gannon: L. Lane. Third Row: W. Andrews: B. Mannctte: J. Bay- nard: Y. Comegys: B. Blake: M. Trice: J. Har- rison: R. Larmore: R. Marshall: N. Steve-ns: K. Horner: C. Whitby: T. Mullikin. Absent from picture: E. Howell: W. Matthews. Honzeroorn teacher: Miss Neva Jones. 7B First Row: W. Eason: J. Miller: M. Reinwall: R. Ewing, Vice-Chairman D:. Ringler, Chair- man: S. Matthews, Secretary? J. Parks: M. Conrad: T. Fluharty. Second Row: I. Henry: R. Haddaway: C. Lappen: F. Haley: V. Shor- tall: F. Mann: J, Bates: P. Miller: J. O'Ferrall: H. Broll: W. Willis: M. Pippen. Third Row: C. Mullikin: A. Fairbank: M. Clark: V. Green: A. Hubbard: J. Row: W. Parks: E. Walbridge: R. Ross: B. Morris: R. Morris: K. Pope: J. Bryan. Absent from picture: D. Swann: M. Pear- son: E. Richardson. Horneroom teacher: Miss May Brooks. 7W First Row: J. Colburn: L. Brinsfield: A. Barns: J. Murphy: D. Covey: P. Cober, Chairman: N. Willis, Secretary: S. Warrington, Vice-Chair man: C. Taylor: R. Sanford: E. Skipper: S. Murphy? J. Price. Second Row: H. Kohn: W. Wilkinson: F. Harrison: J. McCarty: P. Ken- nedy: F. Kirwin: K. Mullikin: R. Dickerson: T. Lyons: W. Allen: H. Franklin: D. Pyper: H. Crouse, P. Welsh: A. Blandford: L. Ross Third Row: W. James: M. Cox: E. Parks: I. McMahan: K. Adams: B. Patchett: R. Andrews: H. Crouse, P. Welsh: A. Blandford: I.. Ross Absent from picture: A. Hollingsworth. Home- roonz teacher: Miss Sada Walling. 8B First Row: J. Kulley: H. Slaughter: C. Brit- tingham, Chairman: P. Louie, Sec-Treas.: A. Saulsbury: N. Brogley: M. Saulsbury: D. Neu- pauer: P. Brooks' S. Tarbutton' . Allen' D , , J , - Coleman. Second Row: B. Bowles: H. Lagarde: M. Simpson: E. Hungerford: Retallack: M. Swann: J. Ballam: V. Dreslinski: S. Carroll: E. Parrott: J. Frenz: R. Eberhard. Third Row: F. Horst: H. Taylor: F. Welch: J. Connally: D. Satchell: A. Outten: D. Altvater: R. Prettyman: P. Fowler: E. Ross: P. Baker: E. Wood. Absent from picture: Vice-Chairman, J. Baldersong W. Macindoe: V. Patchett. Homeroom teacher: Miss Irma Bobalko. 8D First Row: P. Kubler: R. Hopkins: D. Foster: P. Leverage, Chairman: R. Fox, Vice-Chairman: J. Stevens, Secretary: A. Dawkins: N. North: F. Sykes: N. Mullikin: K. Harrison: M. Thume. Second Row: R. Saulsbury: E. Daffin: L, Her- rold: D. Spies: F. Dyott: D. Thompson: J. Coop- er: C. Norwood: E. Whitby: M. Lister: L. Jones: F. Trax: V. Haddawayg L. Hutson. Third Row: H. Andrew: C. Carlson: G. Cox: S. Wessells: L. Mullikin: T. Dulin: H. Haley: C. Wilson: L. Stevens: B. Parks: S. Dickerson: V. McCarty: J. Allen. Absent from picture: T. Fluharty: J. Forrest. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Mary Lou Davis. First Row: J. Wyatt: R. Green: D. Brittingham: J. Graham: S. Startt, Chairman: C. Lednum, Secretary: B. Newnam, Vice-Chairman: J. Whit- by: R. Mullikin: E. Cannon: P. Newnam: M Gannon. Second Row: T. Duncan: 0. Adams: 0. Tribitt: H. Plugge: C. Benson: C. Blades: K. Smith: E. Price: C. Bridges: J. Bryan: E. Bowman: P. Clark: K. Ross. Third Row: R. Bridges: E. Coulhy: D. Startt: D. Lord: J. Lo- max: W. North: L. Berry: C. Reed: B. Lambdin: C. Eberhard: A. Cook: F.. Price: E. Cox. Absent from picture: B. Coughenour: T. Spies: M. How- ell. Homeroom teacher: Miss Mary L. Christy. 9F First Row: S. North: J. Green: Ellen Coleman: Etta Coleman: B. J. Taylor, Chairman: M Green, Sec. and Treas.: M. E. Harrison: A Weddle: M. Allen: J. Roe: R. Dunlap: P. Re tallack. Second Row: B. Lyons: T. Staci-nko D. Conrad: C. A, Harrison: D. Bryan: E. Cole- man: W. Skipper: W. Ewing: B. Saunders: N Eason: E. Swann. Third Row: E. Bic-gel: U Collier: W. Schlotzhaner: C. Asmnssen: E. Die- fenderfer: J. Dean: W. Coleman: R. Pippin: C. Roe: E. Sharp. Absent from picture: R Taylor, Vice-Chairman: M. Chance: W. Walker, A. Blockston: M. Blockston: E. Clark. Home- room teacher: Mr. Fink. v 9D First Row: F. Plutschak, J. Lister, P. Shortall, N. Pope: S. Dulin, Chairman: W. Duncan, Vice- Chairman: W. Daffin, B. Frenz, N. Andrew, D. Trice, R. Swann, H. Crouse, R. Chance. Second Row: M. Steward, M. deR0ey, H. Green- wood, J. Baynard, M. Chance, F. Erskine, S. Nave, B. Whitby, E. Sherwood, A. Cook, P. Smith, S. Dukes, J. Allen. Third Row: F. North, T. Willis, S. Baynard, B. Beauchamp, C. Willey, B. Carpenter, J. Salmon, J. Eberhard, M. Baer. R. Towers, P. Russell, P. Edger. Absent from picture: M. Atwell: C. Willey, Sect. and Treas. Homeroom teacher: Miss Duffy. 9K First Row: G. Towers: B. Ortt: B. Callahan: K. Bradley: J. Filbird: S. Meintzer: W. Rober- son, Secretary: T. Louie: Vic-e-Chairman: P. Elliott, Chairman: D. Littleton: C. Renshaw: J. Nerlinger: H. Zabara: S. Mannette. Second Row: B. Parker: S. Rhodes: D. Johnson: J. Smith: J. Willis: A. Greenwood: A. Hemming: A. Beahm: R. Leonard: D. Benson: R. Johnson: J. Baker: D. Wright. Third Row: N. Higgins: J. Wieland: H. LaMotte: R. Sleasman: R. Gilbert: E. Parks: J. Speer: P. Kissinger: A. Truitt: C. Dawson: J. Knox. Homeroom teacher: Mr. J. Wilbcr Kready. 1OR First Row: W. Willoughbyg J. Stewartg C. Pat rick, Chairmang J. Russell. Sec. Treas.g W Horney, Vice-Chairrnang J. Chance: M. Batche- O'Ferra1g D. Shortallg E. Counoellg N. Stevensi lorg R. Hungerford. Second Row: J. Herdg B V. Blessingg P. Bryang J. Popeg J. Taylorg N Andrie. Third Row: C. Macindoeg C. Scotton, E. Pyperg R. Mansfieldg D. Davisg T. Rossg R. Clemg P. Greenhawk. Absent from picture J. Helmerg C. Roth: E. Kennedy: R. Hoffman Homeroom teacher: Miss Jean Reardon. 10V First Row: H. Harding J. Coulbyg A. Ernhryg B. Johnstong R. Wallsg R. Landon. Vice-Chair- mang E. Slaughter. See.-Tre-as.g R. Lyons, Chair- mang S. Fairbankg J. Sickmang S. Bryan. Second Row: R. Filbirdg C. Shortallg M. Cherryg J. Warnerg P. Warnerg J. Louieg C. Bryang R. Orttg J. Linng B. Bradley. Third Row: E. Rein- wailg A. Fountain: D. Bowdleg H. Alleng B. Bladesg H. Diseg A. McMahang A. Adamsg F. Frampton. Absent from picture: P. Shreve: S. Shreveg J. Pastorfield. Homeroom teacher: Mr. Kenneth Vice. First Row: F. Rittenhouse: N. Morgang C Vaughn: C. Saulsburyg E. Sauwlsbury, Chairmang B. Hutchinson, Sect.-Trcas: R. Snyder: E. Jones: P. Wordeng J. Watson. Second Row: B. Spiesg J. Clarkg J. Brngleyg C. Rossg R. Wroteng L Wrightg S. Saulsburyg B. Brambleg R. Kane: D. Mankamyer. Third Row: E. Brown: R. Hicks: N. Andrewg C. Hunleyg T. Hollandg S. Ireland: J. Retallackg J. Ewingg C. Traversg M. A. Sal- mon. Absent from picture: B. Gannon: J. Har- risong W. Dudrow. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Vir- ginia W. Shannahan. HM First Row: M. Horst: H. Truitt, Vice-Chairman: E. Welch, Sec.-Treas.g R. Seymour, Chairman: D. Harrison: C. Thumc. Second Row: N. Ire- land: C. Williams: H. Ozmang H. Price: M. French: M. Retallack. Third Row: P. Shorlallg R. Duling F. McCracken: F. Clark: J. Ewingq J. Schultz. Absent from picture: R. Hummer: M. J. Cannon. Homeroom teacher: Mr. Donald Mercer. HK First Row: D. Windmillerg P. Moffett: P. David: E. Coates: A. Murphy: A. Beahmg Vice-Chair man: S. Lister, Chairmang G. ,Ionesg B. Duling R. Chaplain: B. Lord. Second Row: H. Parrott: B. Adams: S. Wood: E. Horsey: A. Greenwood: D. Neupauerg W. Morgan: M. Louie: D. Brins- fieldg I. Mankamy-er: M. Carrollg E. Frenz. Third Row: J. Walbridge: C. Collins: W. Golds- boroughg W. Jones: A. Whiteleyg P. Wrightson: L. Mulliking B. Swann: E. Larmoreg A. Morris: H. Morgan. Absent from picture: L. Harrison, Sect.-Treas.g E. Larmoreg J. Blades: R. Halt: B. Wagner: H. Deckteruk. Homeroom teacher: Miss Nancy Kneisley. HW First Row: S. Price: P. Asmussen, Sec-Treas.. J. Daffin, Vice-Chairman: C. Knox, Chairman: A. Mielkc: P. Council. Second Row: N. Ornett, P. Hubbard: K. Sinclair: E. Diefenderferg N. George: S. Smith. Third Row: R. Dobson: R. Whitby: H. Dyott: M. Brittingham: S. Forrcstg D. Bryan. Absent from picture: M. Daffin: D. Ferguson: I. Swann. Honzeroorn teacher: Miss Marie Williams. Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton Easton EASTON HIGH SCHOOL EASTON BASKETBALL SCHEDULE-BOYS BASKETBALL 1950-51 -Riclgely ,,YYYYYY... YYYYY.,,Y E aston ,,,,,,,,, .....,,. SSL Michaels ,,A,,, ,,,,. E aston ,,,Y,,Y, ,,,,,,,, 57-Cordova ,,,,,,, Easton ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 39-Cambridge ....,t. ,,,,, E asfon Y,,YY,,Y ,,,,,,,, 76-f-Cordova ,,,,,,, Easton ,,,,,,AAA ,,,,,,,, 59-Denton . ,,,,,vt Easton sss,ss, v,,,,,,, -Centreville ,,v., Easton ,s,s,,,,, 30-Salisbury .,... Easton ,,,,,,, ,A,,,,,, 58fHuI'l0Ck ,Y,,YY..,Y, Easton ,,,,,,, 54-Chestertown ..,,,,. ,..,,,,, E aston H 25-Cambridge ..,,, Easton ,YYYYYY UYYYYYYYY --Centreville ,,l,, Easton YYYVVY YYYYYYYYY 45--Chestertown ....,.. ...,.... E aston YYYYYYY YVYYYMAAA 63-St. Michaels .i,,,,, ,,,,,,,, E aston VYWYVQ, , H . 45fDenton .,.,,,,,,,,,, Easton W VA f 39s'C3mbfidgE Easton Varsity....,,,, Varsity ,,,,..i Easton Faculty HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE-GIRLS 1950-51 384Ridgely .....,.,,.,. 28-St. Michaels ..,,v. 37-Cordova ,Y,,,,,, 13-Cambridge ,,...... 36-Cordova ..... 27-Denton ,,,,,,, 19-Centreville ..,, 21-Salisbury .,..,, 29AHurlock YY,,,i,i 4-0fChestertown .... 23-Cambridge ,, 42-Centreville .,,,v, 34-Chestertown ,,,,.i. 424St. Michaels ,,..... 364Denton , .,,.A,,...7f7V . 394Easton Faculty .,,,,,, Varsity Basketball Team First Row: M. Nvwnarn, J. Chance, R. Dryden, J. Townsend, J. Covey, A. Raynard. Second Row: E. Smith, Coachg H. Uyolt. R. Dobson, P. Wrightson, A. Whitvlc-y, S. List:-r, R. Lord, R. Seymour, Wisel, Manager. Absent from picture: R. Hicks. Dryden Covey Hicks Newnam Baynard Girls Basketball Team First Row: R. Walls, E. Horsey, P. Ross, Co-captaing D. Renshaw, Co-captaing S. Clossoin, P David. Second Row: J. Swann, H. Dise, P. Warner, M. Brooks, Coaohg J. Harrison, E. Coates, M. Reid Absent from picture: R. Whitby, H. deRooy. The girl's Varsity Team, better known as the Squaws, came out of their Basket- ball Season on top. Out of the scheduled 15 games they dropped only 4, a little bet- ter than 7376. The school can very well be proud of their girls for being such good sports throughout the entire season. Varsity Soccer First Row: S. Young, J. Covey, R. Seymour, J. Townsend, B. Dulin, J. Chance, S. Lister, P. Green- hawk, A. Whiteley. Second Row: E. Larmore, W. Jones, J. Bradley, A. Baynard, P. Wrightson, Coach Taylor, M. Newnam, E. Beauchamp, R. Dobson, R. Chaplain, J. Daffin. Easton Opponents l Ridgely fawayj ...,... ,.... 5 6 St. Michaels fawayb , . , . . 0 5 St. Michaels ..,,..... . . . 0 2 Centreville fawayl . . . , . . 2 10 Cordova .,.,.,..,.. . . . 0 3 East New Market . . . . . , 2 2 Ridgely .,...,.......,... . . . 0 5 Centreville ........... .,,,., 0 3 iiEast New Manket fawayj ,,.... 4 4 Cordova fawayl ,........ 1 'extra quarter played Jr. Varsity Soccer Easton 5 8 4- 8 6 2 5 8 3 5 Fieldball Team First Row: R. Walls, P. Ross, P. David, S. Closson, E. Horsey. Second Row: C. Knox, B. Jump, J. Warner, P. Warner, M. Slaughter, J. Webb. Third Row: M. Brooks, Coachg M. Councell, J. Swann, D. Plutschak, J. Cheezum, H. Dise, D. Renshaw, M. Reid, P. Brown. Absent from picture: M. J. Gannon. Opponents East New Market . . . .... . .10 Ridgely ........ ,... 4 Centreville .,.... .... 1 0 St. Michaels ...... . .. 5 East New Market . . . , , . 8 Ridgely .......... .... 1 0 St. Michaels . . . . . 3 Cordova .,,,, , , 3 First Row: P. Elliott, J. Smith, Co-Captain: J. Lister, Co-Captain, Centreville IIAE N 7 A. Greenwood. Second Row: M. Bear, B. Whitby, K. Bradley, A Cordova I n I . 2 Hemming, D. Johnson, M. llarrison, S. Nave, H. Crouse, A Beahm. Third Row: M. Brooks. Coachg F. Plutschak. P. Shortall M. Chance. P. Russell, D. Trice, J. Ncrlinger. Junior Varsity Fieldball Team Baseball Team 1 cxxgifxl' Rowi MQ. SGVWOM q . yt. WRT. wx. c - .lQ?mlrlt-JXOY' C03 Q. Secgfl , ,owgih YV- ' . caddy BQAXAXAQG 0' V Xe'!1 ' - ks Q30 Kira .OW ceq ix. ly. B Easton ,. 3. Orgy, S. W 16 nfsl lgowqowee 8 iegiaxx' 3 29 5 15 1 1 Yx gunna Vvlrvb Ma. Wow ' Opponer East New Market .,.....,.,. 0 Denton lawayl .,....,....... 0 Stevensville GW inningsj ..... 0 St. Michaels ...........,.,.... 1 East New Market lawayl ...,.. 0 Centreville . . . ,....,.,. . . . 0 Denton ................ , . . 5 Saulsbury fawayj ............. 5 Centreville faway - nightj The baseball team of 1950 scored 100 runs in 9 games and allowed only 14 runs to be scored against them. 3 28 Track Team ....-.-.na-si First Row: R. Filbird, R. Dryden, J. Chance, J. Callahan,S. Lister. Second Row: C. Patrick, J. Covey, L. Mullikin. S. Young, R. Dulin. Thirzz' Row: A. Whiteley, A. Fountain, M. Ne-wnam, Coach E. Smith. Absent from piclure: lain. P. Creenhawk. For the fourth consecutive year, the E.H.S. Track Team has captured the State Class B Championship. This meet was held at McDonogh School. The Eas- tonTeam scored 62 pointsg 16 points ahead of it's nearest competitor, Elkridge. The results of our boys are as follows: 100 Yard Dash-Young ffirst placej 880 Yard Dash-Dulin Qfirst placej 3 140 Yard Dash-Young Callahan, Dulin, and Newman Qfirst placep g Hop, Step and Jump-Covey- Qfirst place, g Broad jump- Callahan ifirst placelg No. 12 Shot Put-Dryden ffirst placeig 440 Yard Dashv Whiteley tsecond Placei g 880 Yard Relay-Easton fsecond placeig One Mile Relay -Easton Csecond placejg Hop, Step and Jump-Newnam fsecond placejg Broad Jump-Young fsecond placejg High Jump-Dulin fsecond placel. The spring of 1951 introduced tennis as an inter-scholastic sport to Easton High. Al- though last year eight players were picked to play in a match with Salisbury, this year is the first year lfaston has had an organized team. Salisbury won the opening match at Easton last year, but our boys and girls came bouncing back over there to win. The teams on Eastonis schedule for '5l' are Salisbury, Cambridge, Seaford, and one other school in Delaware. The senior class hopes that tennis will remain on Easton Higlfs athletic program for a long time to come. Tennis R. Chap- 5 I I ! F t Field Day JR. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row: P. Elliott, J. Smith, Co-Captain, J. Lister, D. Altavater. Second Row: K. Bradley, A. Hemming. D. Johnson, Co-Captaing M. E. Harrison, F. Plutsohak. Third Row: M. Brooks. Coachg J. Wyatt, N. Higgins. N. Andrews, C. Daw- son. B. Prettyman. .l. Graham, R. Mullikin. JR. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL First Row: W. North, R. Chance. Second Row: D. Startt, I.. Berry. K. Smith, F. North. T. Dulin. L. Jonvs. D. Thomp C son Third Row: R. Sleasman, E. Parks, S. Dulin. G. Wilson. Mr. Taylor, Coach, B. Beauchamp, W. Duncan. A. LaMottc- S. Baynarcl. Y. I I I .... R I X, . . . Q W- -i had .....,.....w.w.-W -xt - .L I . W -XX K wp.--nt U A f. K 1. 1 1 Milf W 'Ls 'MMP 1 ' .- yi F1 'za 41 Q 1 W , f L 'F' '-X? L ,., V ,xm 4 fy an-.F , V W? wal' my Q.. .gag ,, , A y - J . ,Q , , v Mu M, - -H' ' ha, , f Q , L, pl 'im , vw, , .A-.WWI 435' M wx ' Kjhnx, .M ,wx if ,xv .. 23 Q, vb, QSSQBIQDIS2 A A v env? ' mtv 9. 'Gu .-'na' , 5 ,,,,... .4 1 wr Y -Q J, 1 V' Quay fiyfgr 2:- w liiz, Heads of Staff Photography Staff 1 Art Staff 36 Make-up Staff Efzitofmchief . . , Assistant Editor , Business Managers Publicity Editors Art Editor ,,,.. Literary Editor , A Make-up Editor . Typing Editor . . Sports Editors , . . Photography . . . Sponsors ,.... Literary Staff Athletic Staff ....,...,.,,Penn Anderson ....,..,Pat Murphy . , . . .Bob Blades, Diane Renshaw . . . .Faith Pedigo, Jack Patchett .....,,.......Roger Wieland . . . .David Fehsenfeld ...,..,......,..L0is Furnish .........,.....D0rothyT0wers . . . . . .Jerry Lambdin, Sara Closson ..,.....,.....,.,Tommy Lednum iss Louise Gunn, Miss Jean Reardon Typing Staff 37 Publicity Staff The Eastonian Lditor-in-Chief ..,..........,,...........,,.,.,......,,., Peg Brown Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief ........ Marty Reid News Manager ,.,, .,,, Assistant News Manager Editorial Manager ..... Advertising Manager , . Business Manager .. Circulation Manager . . Sponsors .,.. . . , . . . . . .David Fehsenfeld ...,..,Pat Murphy . . , . .Penn Anderson .,..,...Sue Wood A, ,, Bernard Coates ......,...Sara Clossen .,.Mr. Vice, Miss Gunn Monday is your deadline so you better hurry with that article. What! You havenit started it yet - but youill have it by Monday? OK. This year, as in previous years, the Eastonian members have worked dlll gently to publish a monthly edition of the Eastonian. The articles have been good and the readers have greatly enjoyed them We tried many new ideas presented by students and faculty members, and the results were successful. After another year of hard work the Eastonian goes to rest until again resumed in September. U if 84 in-fggff 'ww' df KVM li Q 3-fa-an rr-1 N-HJ A4 11' x' :ff 4 4 -5 h Eb- -AE if i . .raw ' 38 MONITORS First Row: L. Furnish, D. Ireland, B. A. Rhodes, L. Bridgesg Vice-Pres., R. Granger, H. deRo0y, A. Schwaninger, M. F Pedigo, P. Brown. Second Row: J. Erskine, J. Price, B. K. Willey, Pres., P. Bryan, Sec.: A. Dyolt, L. Bowling, F Whitby, E. Sanford, B. Schells, M. A. Slaughter, J. Cheezum.Willis, P. Murphy, D. Towers. F. Saunders, H. Louie, F E. Shortall, S. LeGates, M. Reid, P. Shortall, B. Weddle, B. Jumpg Mrs. Dickerson, Sponsor. Third Row: M. Sherwood J. Bates, J. Webb. Absent from picture: P. Garrett, B. Embry,A. Leverage, D. Renshaw, D. Haley, P. Ross, F. Ireland Shortall, P. Towers. FIRE MARSHALLS First Row: T. Hopkins. J. Townsend, J. Pal- chett, Pres., B. O'l 0rrall, B. Price, F. Cannon. Second Row: R. Renshaw, B. Wisel, M. Shor- tall, S. Smith, E. Beauchamp, P. Councell, R. Russ, C. Windmiller, A. Baynard, C. Pardee, J. Bradley, D. Smith. .. A f ui V., .7F'.iw...'M-taiwan 'ei Recreation Council First Row: S. Smith, P. Murphy, H. Samis. Second Row: K. Willey, L. Furnish T. Hopkins, D. Renshaw, J. Cheezum. Absent from picture: M. Reid. Music Department 0 QW' sew Mrs. Kenneth Davis Director 111712, ICJ Spring Concert Ge C706 This year the music department, under the direction of Mrs. Kenneth Davis, is making bigger and hetter-than-ever plans for their Spring Concert. This past Christmas the halls of E.H.S. rang out with Christmas Carols from both the Senior Chorus and the Junior High Clee Cluh. The soloists this year are Bill Adams, H. V. Samis, jr., and Jackie Coulby, Miss Marie Williams is accompanist. 42 Sfagecraft Club r'f'...:,.F ff First Row: Instructor, Mr. Campanella, A. Tribbit, T. Duncan, F. Sykes, P. Kclber, B. Dulin, J. Webb, D. Dudrow, B. Jump, W. North. Second Row: C. Pardee, H. Allen, F. Frampton, G. Jones, S. Wood, B. Seymour, A. Mielke, N. Slaughter, J. Cheezum,E. Wood. Third Row: A. Fountain, B. Parrott, B. Dulin, P. Moffett, P. David, A. Beahm, J. Bradley, R. Renshaw, B. Wisel. Absent from Picture: Lee Harrison. if if Q, 9 Q N ' is A 1 .Qs -W ' yi' ' A 4 1+ if U fl 'i 5 wr F 5 ,f M Q f 1 .. f i M 9w.,,,A ,M ,, WMW, .,,A ,,. Ai,,. 1 W I if lx' wwwnywwqkwwwwwmw .... : ..f,, ',1 A aw 1 fl F vztrji. 35? '?1f W tj '55, i'w i-29 ffl K 5, N. Q38 'F 2: 'S gf - ' ' EABTQN C'HhP'?Vi7 Av WK A ,gem 'Fi S A W 4 ,Y H5 if 55 .- QY Q H fa- 44? - W. , - ,. us L uw 'fix 1 , fm'-E J iliilkhu f if ,H l K 1 . Q . Z . 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I turned around and saw an old man with grizzly beard and kind sparkling eyes. He was bending over a big basket of oysters and holding an oyster knife in his hand. Just thinking, I replied. Waal, that's kinda unusual for most folks, I always say. Now, just what's bothering ye? That was all I needed. I launched into a long tale of my woes and those of my classmates. The old man sat and smiled, his hands busy with the oyster knife. Waal, what do ye know! he exclaimed. There's a big funny-looking pearl in this here oyster. Now, what do ye make 0' that? and he laid a hard object in my hand. I turned the strange object around in my hand, pressing it all the while. Suddenly the sides of the pearl seemed to crumble and a wet soggy piece of paper lay in the palm of my hand. What on earth is this? I asked in amazement. Open it up and see, son, suggested the old man, with a sparkle in his eyes. I spread open the bit of paper and, to my great surprise, saw my own name and a sentence about me. David F ehsenfeld wins first award as Life's star pho- tographerf' Want a knife, son? asked the old man-and I began frantically shucking away. At the end of the morning, there were ninety-four little strips of paper lying on the sand. And they read something like this- Bill Adams is running a taxi for girls only. 3 vi 6 Penn Anderson will be explaining the details of Nu- clear Physics to Albert Einstein. Gorden Andrew, the multi-millionaire, amassed his fortune making billiard cues. Need a job? See .loan and Sammy Lister-they want a dishwasher. Alan Baynard will be the second Rudolph Valentino. Ed Beauchamp is still trying to get someone to teaclr him jitterbug, so he can open his own Arthur Murray school. Bob Blades is now President of Easton National Bank, which declares bankruptcy. Vernon Blessing now runs the health oflice single- handed. You can now see ,lean Bowling in her dress shop dis- playing the latest styles to the teenagers. If you pick up a phone in the future to hear a pleas- ant voice say Number please, you can bet it'll be Lois Bowling. J im Bradley now proudly wears Uncle Sam's uniform. When you are buying your engagement ring, you will be met by Louise Bridges. Peggy Brown is now manager of Perry's Used Car Lot. Calling Nurse Patsy Bryan, please report to Ward 5. A lunatic is loose. Joe Callahan is now assistant to the Assistant Man- ager of the A Sz P. Stanley Carroll is making money with his new home permanent set. Jesse Chance is now manager of the Mid-City Garage He advertises that, with every purchase of a Pon- tiac, you will receive a new Buick. Jackie Cheezum is replacing Mrs. Covell at the Easton Memorial Hospital. Sara Closson, as a Beacom graduate. is climbing the well known ladder of success. Bernard Coates is a missionary to Lower Slobovia. Pete Councell is seen running his tractor on ay farm. ,O O xiii' 0 ig, Y 'I- ' 9 4... 0 p ' fag-:..5 Q ,1- 2.--1 X -... - Fi P- iswh' I 7 -k 'L . -v -v, J im Covey is president of the Covey Muscle Concern. Hendrika de Rooy will be taking dictation at some prominent law firm in town. Bob Dryden is still looking for an unbreakable tennis racket. Donald Dudrow has reached a new height-due to elevated shoes. Aggie Dyott is going to settle down and be a house- wife. Leigh Edgar continues his mathematical research on an atomic bomb to blow up Easton High School. Betty Embry is still partial to tall blondes. Joyce Erskine will be sitting home with her cat-an old maid. Lois Furnish is now the new principle of Easton High School. Frank Gannon will be national president of the F. F. A. Polly Garrett will be answering uoperatorf' at the telephone office. Joyce Goslin will still be sitting home dodging jobs. Rita Granger is going to enlarge the Granger's To- bacco Company. Doris Haley is modeling clothes for short girls. Alleen Hall is Easton's top beautician. Gerry Hemming has taken over the fashion depart- ment and changed the style of clothing. Tommy Hopkins has become the first aviator in Naval History to land upside down on an aircraft car- rler. After four years Luke Howard is still studying fruits and flowers. Dorothy Ireland is going to join the WAC's. Frances Ireland is now head operator of C Sz P Tele- phone Co. Barbara .lump is now wrestling in the Turners Arenaf, .ferry Lambdin is down at the dump looking for a new suit. Tom Lednum is now in New York taking pictures of pretty girls. Shirley Legates is now secretary for General Motors. Teaford Leonard is going to be a professor in Amer- ican History. Ann Leverage is now in the WAVES. Helen Louie is now in charge of finding things at the Louie Laundry. Skip Morris is the Mayor of Trappe aFd-has placed punch board stands on every corner. Rosalie Morris has started filing letters from Bill. Ginny Morris is now married to that certain sailor named Paul. Pat Murphy is now teaching English in Easton High. Mike Newman is President of the Undertakers Union. ,lug O'Ferrall is training for the U. S. Naval Air Force. Calvin Pardee is now in Sing-Sing, teaching ballet to convicts. XV .3 Robert Parrott is now President of the Oxford Town Commissioners Ditch Digging Association. Jack Patchett says that Uncle Sam will decide what he does. Faith Pedigo will be starring in the latest Broadway Play. Donna Plutschak is the first woman to swim across the Pacific Ocean. Sallie Possell is now raising chickens for Esskay Poul- try Co. Janie Price joined up with the police force and now runs Barrick I. Bobby Price is now the owner of Amoco Service Station. Marlene Reid has Finally found him. Diane Renshaw is a musical comedy star on Broadway. Ronnie Renshaw is still looking for a junk man who will pay him for his car. Betty Ann Rhodes will now have acquired a new name. Peg Ross and Pat Shortall are private secretaries to large business firms. Bob Russ has gone broke putting ads in the paper to sell his car. Evelyn Sanford is the new editor of the New York Times. Faith Saunders is a prominent young secretary. Betty Schells will be saluting in the WAVES. Anna Schwaninger is rivaling Mrs. Dickerson in the commercial department of Easton High. Martha Sherwood will be a loving wife. Ethel Shortall is going to leave to take care of a bird dog in Bruceville. Mary Frances Shortall has become President of the Maryland Homemakers Association. Mike Shortall is still reading western stories. Mary Ann Slaughter is teaching a group of little cherubs their A. B. C.'s. Donald Smith will be replacing Yogi Berra as catcher for the Yankees. Flash! Trans World Airlines plane crashesg pilot, Steff Smith, was asleep at the controls. Alfred Spies will soon be owning his own meat mar- ket. Dot Towers will be keeping house in Queenstown. Pat Towers is still running her car from Easton to Preston. .lim Townsend is probably helping Uncle Sam. .lean Webb has become a second Amelia Earhart. Betty Weddle is making her home in Preston. Frances Whitby is going to work in Mill's store. Roger Wieland is teaching French at Easton High. Kathleen Willey is still trying on new clothes. Betty Willis is head of the WAC's. Carl Windmiller is working at Atlantic gas station in charge of washing cars. Bill Wisel is now the richest man in the poor house. Stewart Young is the millionaire president of A 81 P. Be 'K' 040754. vs' 3 S 12,901 fm f 5'j43'-r 1 fv E471.-1 4' . Class Will Bill Adams leaves his scraps of paper in the desk for the janitor. Penn Anderson leaves his brain to Mr. Fink's Physics class. Gordon Andrew leaves with the memory of the pleas- ant times spent in P. O. D. class. Joan Bates leaves E. H. S. but not Sammy. Alan Baynard leaves his quickness in basketball to Bobby Frenz. Edward Beauchamp leaves his height to Lawrence Lane. Bob Blades leaves good old E. H. S. Cheer up, girls. Vernon Blessing leaves E. H. S. with pleasure. Jean Bowling leaves with Jack. Lois Bowling leaves Betty Mae. Jim Bradley leaves his A's in English to Squirrel Dyott. Louise Bridges leaves her quiet ways to Evie Horsey. Peggy Brown leaves her ability to get a diamond dur- ing her senior year to Connie Knox. Patsy Bryan leaves Patsy Hubbard to face E. H. S. alone. Joe Callahan leaves nothingg he takes Betty with him. Standley Carroll leaves his red hair to Mr. Taylor. Jesse Chance leaves his athletic ability to Jackie Roe. Jackie Cheezum leaves her Psychology papers to J immy Balderson. Sara Closson leaves her position as guard to Jackie Lou Harrison. Bernard Coates leaves his ability to'get dates to David Windmiller. Pete Councell leaves Joyce Russell for a life on the farm. Jim Covey leaves his msucles to whoever can find them. Hendrika de' Rooy leaves her pleasant ways to Faye Plutschak. Bob Dryden leaves his mild temper while playing ten- nis to Dotty Johnson. Donald Dudrow leaves his cheer-leading to David Windmiller. Agnes Dyott leaves pleasant memories of Driver Train- ing. Leigh Edgar leaves his curly hair to Snooky Parrott. Betty Embry leaves her soft voice to Joe Daliin. Joyce Erskine leaves her height to Harriet Dise. David F ehsenfeld leaves his muscles to Powell Wright- son. Lois BFuH1ish leaves her tapping ability to Raymond ro . Frank Gannon leaves the chasing of girls to Bill Spies. Polly Garrett leaves her love of psychology to Clara Saulsbury. 'te Joyce Goslin leaves her job as Class Treasurer to any- one who likes figures. Rita Granger leaves Easton High School to Colin Macindoe. Doris Haley leaves her ability to see over back fences to Babs Ortt. Alleen Hall leaves her giggling to Marlene French. Gerry Hemming leaves her sewing ability to any girl who wants a bigger wardrobe. Tommy Hopkins leaves his golden locks to Shirley Bryan. Luke Howard leaves his collection of hats to Lee Har- r1son. Dorothy Ireland leaves her red hair to Ruth Ewing. Frances Ireland leaves her study hall slips to Sammy Ireland. Barbara Jump is leaving to join Pete Sayles in the Navy. ' Jerry Larnbdin leaves his tennis ability to a future budding Easton High tennis star. Tom Lednum leaves his Crosley to Mr. Donald Mercer. Shirley Legates leaves her shorthand transcriptions to Norma Andrie. Teaford Leonard leaves his good disposition to Page Richardson. Anne Leverage leaves her height to Ruth Halt. Helen liouie leaves her English ability to Miss Leon- .ar . Skip Morris leaves his energy and pep to Holmes Harden. Rosalie Morris leaves to follow Bill. Ginny Morris leaves her dancing ability to Tootie Swann. Pat Murphy just leaves Joe and Sue. Mike Newnam leaves his height and build to Bobby Johnston. Bill O'Ferrall is leaving Mr. Zimmerman with his hair gray. Calvin Pardee leaves his weight to Joe Murphy. Bob Parrott leaves his Toni kit to Roy Seymour. .lack Patchett leaves his Country Cousins to Eddie Frenz. Faith Pedigo leaves her acting ability to Caroline Led- num. Donna Plutschak leaves her study hall slips to Mrs. Shannahan. Sallie Possell leaves her Bob Lindyi' to Jackie Smith Jane Price leaves the Trappe-bus to its driver. Bobby Price leaves his ability to take people up town to Bobby Lord. Marlene Reid leaves her taxi service to John Blades. Q Diane Renshaw leaves her singing ability to Jackie Coulby. Ronnie Renshaw leaves his car to anyone who can keep it running. Betty Ann Rhodes leaves Shirley to take over where she left off. Peg Ross leaves her love for sports to Nona Andrews. Robert Russ leaves his Mercury, but who wants it? Evelyn Sanford leaves her seventh and eighth graders to whoever wants them. Faith Saunders leaves her laughing ability to anyone who can duplicate it. Betty Schells leaves her temper to anyone who can control it. Anna Schwaninger leaves her typing speed to Janet Roe. Martha Sherwood leaves her shyness to Ross Sleasman. Ethel Shortall is going to leave her nick name Rum to Philip Shortall. Mary Frances Shortall leaves her English notebooks and themes to Genevieve Jones. Mike Shortall leaves his English assignments to any- one who will do them. Pat Shortall leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to Sammy Ireland. Mary Ann Slaughter leaves all her comic books to Ronnie Chance. Donald Smith leaves Judy and hopes no one else will take her. Steff Smith leaves his Tartan plaid jacket to Mr. Vice. Alfred Spies leaves his meat cutting to Skippy Daw- kins. Dorothy Towers leaves her typing ability to Allen Whiteley. Pat Towers leaves her love for school to Donna Lee Harrison. I u A' ,. .f A f '- Q'4.+r:sf l lg, 3 ' I 'P Jimmy Townsend leaves the school to Mr. Zimmerman. Jean Webb leaves Bunky but will be back to get him next June. Betty Weddle leaves her homework .ability to Lu Lu Mullikin. Frances Whitby leaves her shyness to Ann Mielke. Roger Wieland leaves his acting 'ability to Edward Beagel. ' Kathleen Willey leaves her sneeze to Kay Sinclair. Betty Willis leaves her typing abilitv to Mildred Horst. Carl Windmiller leaves his car to the Easton Museum of Ancient History. Bill Wisel leaves but says that if he can't take it with him, he isn't going. Stewart Young leavesfhis running ability to anyone Mr. Zimmerman catches setting off fire crackers. B46-fkfdffkeuls JU-f'f'4 -fs - Mr. and Mrs. Edward Abbott Mr. Douglas Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams Allis Chalmers New Idea Farm Equipment Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Anderson Mr. James T. Andrews A and P Food Store Mr. and Mrs. gilbert C. Asche Mrs. George . Barnes Mr. and Mrs. James Balderson Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bates Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bates Miss Dorothy Barwick Mr. Frank Baynard Miss E. Virginia Baynard Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Baynard Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beall Mr. and Mrs. Wilson L. Beauchamp Be-Happy-Go-Lucky Mr. Edward Biegel Miss Bess Bilbrought Bill's Steak House Mrs. V. B. Bishop Blades and Co. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Blades Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Blades Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blake and Mrs. William Blessing Homeroom Miss Irma Bobalko Bon-Fay Shop Mrs. Marguerite Borga - Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bowling Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bowling Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bowman Mr. John Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bridges Mr. T. Bartlett Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brinsfield Mr. Mac Brittingham 7-B Homeroom Mr. Kenneth D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Brown Mr. William Bryan Mr. and Mrs. C. Olin Bryan Mrs. H. L. Burkett Mr. Milton Bylin Miss Betty Callahan Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Callahan Mr. Hazel E. Callahan Mr. Jack Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Norris L. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chance Mr. John W. Chaires Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cheezum and Mrs. Jerome Cheezum rry'S Miss Mary Christy 8-C Homeroom Rev. and Mrs. Allen Clark Mr. and Mrs. T. Hazel Clark Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Closson Mr. and Mrs. Alan Coates Mr. Bernard Coates Coburn's Baby Shop Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Collier r. Robert E. Cox 4 and Mrs. John Cook M . Charles J. Colburn M12 and Mrs. John H. Cole Mrs. Helen Conobre Mr. Bob Cooper Mr. Phillip Councell Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Councell Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox Dr. and Mrs. P. Evans Cox Mr. Lester Davis 8-D Homeroom Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dawkins Mrs. W. B. De Coursey Del-Mar-Var Hardware Corp. 12-D Homeroom Mr. 8-B Mr. Che PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Dobson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dobson Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Dryden Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Dudrow Miss Jane Dudrow Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dudrow 9-D Homeroom Mr. and Mrs. Omar Dulin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dyott Eastern Shore Nurseries Inc. Easton Coca-Cola Bottling L Easton High School Recreation Club Easton National Bank The Easton Players Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eberhard Edgell and Keene Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher Edmunds Elliott Equipment Co. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Embry Miss Rose E-mbry Mr. James Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fairbank Farm Bureau Insurance Company Easton Farm Bureau Insurance Company Trappe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fehsenfeld Mrs. Louis Ferguson 9-F Homeroom Mr. George W. Fluharty Mr. John T. Fluharty Mrs. Wesly Forrest Mr. R. A. Fowler Mr. E. A. Frenz A Friend Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Furnish Mr. K. C. Furnish, Jr. Future Farmers of America Mr. Cecil Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Garrett Mr. Paul L. Garrett Mr. F. Waverly George, Jr. Howard N. German Company, Inc. Mr. Clifford Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gibson Mr. Eddie Gong Mr. Robert Gregory Mr. Butch Grunden 12-G Homeroom Miss Louise I. Gunn Mr. and'Mrs. Herbert H. Haley Mr. Robert B. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hall Mr. Frank Hambridge Hallowell Chevrolet Sales Mr. Douglas Hanks Mr. Kenneth Harden Mr. and Mrs. Milton Harden Mrs. Leah Harrington Mr. Hughlett W. 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