Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

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Junior Class lst Row: E. Campbell, G. Cronkite, R. McIntyre, G. Currier, R. Perry, B. Rackliff, R. Garrison, Miss Dickey. 2nd Row: R. Ferris, M. Hayden, P, Corey, R. Mullen, G. Oldenburg, E. Todd, D. Watts, T. Lloyd, J. Dodge. We Juniors had a very successful year under the leadership of our Presi- dent, Ronald Perry. The other officers who assisted him for the year were: Vice President, Gloria Currier, Secre- tary, Richard Mclntyreg Treasurer, William Riackliff. Gmloria Currier, Richard Mclntyre and R-onald Perry represented our class on the Student Council. Our class ad- visor was Miss Dickey. Junior Exhibition and the annual winter carnival dinner were the two main events sponsored by the class. Gloria Currier was selected to rep- resent the Junior Class as carnival queen candidate. Junior Exhibition speakers werez Erma Campbell, Patricia Corey, Glennis Cronkite, Rlayma Garrison, Myrna Hay- den, lfllizabeth Todd, Richard McIn- tyre, Ronald Perry and Dana lVatts. Patricia Corey and Richard McIntyre were the first prize winners with Er- ma Campbell and Dana Watts being! the second prize winners. Richard M clntyre, Ronald Perry, William Racklift, Dana Watts and Ronald Mullen were the boys of our class who played on the Varsity basket- ball teani. The girls of our class who played basketball were: Gloria Currier, Rayma Garrison and Theresa Lloyd. Riayma Garrison, Patricia Vorey, Hloria lfurrier and Theresa Lloyd were the girls in our class who were on the varsity cheerleading' club. All members of our class were ae- tive in many activities and clubs of the school.

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Sophomores lst Row: L. Lovely, D. Flewelling, M. Jordan, B. Dodge, L. Smith, K. Fuller, F. Richardson, Mr. Carter. 2nd Row: T. McKay, B. Bolster, S. Miller, D. Doherty, J. Miller, S. Bolster, S. Foren. 3rd Row: P. Turner, V. Grant, C. Osgood, D. Henderson, D. LaPoint, J. Kierstead. 'Pho Sophoinoro class unmler tho lond- 1-1'sl1ip ol' lllr. fl2ll'l'l'l' he-gun tho school your with the vloction of the following lll4lIll'lll'bI l'1-csillollt. llorvv Smith: Yiw- l,l'l'Sltll'lll, Betty Dotlgvz Sl'Cl'0f-Ellf-'. Mario .lormlzinz 'l'rvz1s111'e1', K'2ll'l F11'lll'l'1 iillfl Slllllfxlll t'ounc-il 1'opr0svi1t11ti.1-. ll0l'l'0ll ldlcwollillg. l'l2ll'lj' ill tho full plans wow 111:1.l. lllll' that Zlllllllill initiz1tio11 ol' tho g'l'l'l'll l'll'0Sll. 'l'hs- usuul tltzly of initiation was hvlcl with tho l'll'0Slllll0ll wvuring 1'olo1't'11l Zlllll illllllSlllg' vostunios. yllllill 0Vt'lilllQl' tho lll0lllll0l'S ol' tho l'll'0Slllll2llI 1'l:1ss 1lt'l'l.lll'lll0ll stunts uuclvr tho dire:- lion ol' tho Mis1t1'ossz111tl lW2lSl'Cl' of i'0rc- 111o11i11s. Mario Jlll'll2lll and illl2ll'lt'S Us- gootl, iwspovtivcly. .X sovinl ovo11i11g1' wus thvn onjoyvtl. .hlllll hor 1-Xciting' tl:1y ot tl10 your was tho 1ll'tl0l'lllQ' ot' class rings which ar- rivorl i11 Nov:-111l10r. The fave ot' tht- ring' is lruilt in Q'1':1fl11z1ti11g' livigrhts with tho li st-1 in :1 tloop vmitvr of intein ost. 'l'h1- ring is hiQ'l1ligfl1t0tl with black onyx. Dixie Doherty repr1Jse11tecl tho class HS 21 czllicliclate for queen ol' tho Allllllill i'?ll'lllV2ll lI:1ll. Lorec- Smith. also El Sonhomorc, was fl cariclitlzitv. l'l'Ill't'S4'll1- ing' tho Stiult-nt Count-il. Karl l llll0l' wars ll close i'Ullll'lI',0' For King, tying for svconcl plzuw with fifteen points in the fl11y's aotivitios. 'Phe lll9IlllJOY'S of the SODll0lll1ll'l' 4-lass have pz1rticip:1tod in various avtivilios lll','llllllH,fI hnsohaill, l1z1slcvtl1:1ll. alm- reluhs, or0h1-fftra, one-1101 play. liln-:11'y c-lub. and many other zictivitios,