Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

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Freshman Class lst Row1 Mr. Allen, L. Cu1Lis, E. Delvlerehant G. Flewelling, C. Nichols, D. Wathen. J. Hersey, H. Strout. 2nd Row: G. Stiekney, E. Holmes, L. Scott, G. Holmes, R.. Johnston, M. Perry, G, Flanagan, 1-'. Doak, J, Axnes, C. Clark, A. Gallagher, J. Hayden. 3rd How: J. Foren, S. Jordan, G. Lynch, R. Alien, D. Turner, W. Kinney, R, LaPoint, D. Keegan. .Xugusl 27th found thirty green l'll'0Slllll0Il being ushered into our first year ol' nigh school. Later lhey were initiated hy the Sophonlores. with lfharles Osgood as Master ol' ll0l'1'llllllll0S and Marie Jor- dan as Mistress elf ll0I'Olll0lll6'S. A elass nleeling was held and the following' officers were elected us class ollieers: President. Christine Nichols, Viee President, Jerry ldlewellingg See- retary, Elaine llellerehanlz Treasurer. llan Walhen. lvlepresenfatives To the Hfudeni Vonneil other Than The presi- denl. l'hris1ine Niehols. were Lois Vur- lis and -lerry l4'lewelling'. Many l reslnnen Took part in other sehool aeliyifies during' the year. Those Taking part in hoysl haslcethall Were: Russell l.al'oinT. Philip lloak, Geary llyneh. Wayne Kinney. Jerry Flewel- ling, Dan l,Valhen. Dell Turner and Mielcey Perry. who joined ns later in the season. llirls from our elass who enlered in the JY Cheerleading were: Delores Keegan and Judy Foren. Players who joined the Girls' Haskel- hall were Jeanette Hersey and lfllaine lJeM'erelia11'f. Many ,joined in the other activities sneh as hasehiall, softhall. lraek. fllee Vluh, l . l . A.. l . H. A. and The Or- ehesira. Six nlemhers of our class play in The newly formed orchestra: Carl fllarlc. Trumpet: Judy Foren. flute: NVayne Kinney, saxophone: Jeaneiie Hersey. violing Dan lVa'rhen. Trombone: Glenda Sliekney, cello. The elass advisor is Mr. Allen.

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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,

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Eighth Grade lst Row: A, Cahill. D. Desjardins, J. Barnes, J. Hoyt, S. Carter, M. Lovely, N. Fuller, D. Grant. 2nd Row: G. Smith, J. Mullen, D. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Fuller, S. Larson, S. Harring- Lon, E. Fraser. 3rd Row: C. Miller, S. Hull, B. Tapley, G. Corey, R. Wheeler, R. Culberson, N. Wolverton, 'l'he lollowing officers were chosen Sandra Carter who was mlm-111 fy for the lniprovenient lleaigue directed by Mrs. Fuller: lfresident, Barry Tap- ley: Vice l'r1-sideni, Sheldon Hullg Sec- retary. Hail Smithg Treaisurer, Richard l'ullmersong Easton Star Reporter, Carl Miller: lflaslonia Reporter, Sherrill Larsen. school for about Two weeks. The girls practiced liasketliall under ihe guidance of llliss Dickey. Several sc-rinnnages were played. but no reigrii- lar ganies. 'l'l1e boys practiced basketball with their roach, Mr. Allen. Several games were played with other towns. Several l'ndg:e Sales were S'1J0llS'0l'0ll, also a Valentine and a llhristinas pariy under the direeiion of Mrs. Fuller. Merrill lloekhard left school around the l2'fh ol' November. He and his par- enls nloved To llridgrewaier, Mass. The class made a sunshine box for Sponsored by Peterson's Motor Mart '4