Ellicott City High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ellicott City, MD)

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EIGHTH and NINTH DANCING CLUB Preridezzi .............. ......... J oyce Tucker Vife President ,,,..,,. ............... B everly Sacks Sen-emry ,,,,,.,.,.,..,. ....... E leanor Thompson Trefzrzzrer .....,,... ....,...... F rankie Allen I XNXXM ,iff X I 5 I - 1 Z X 1 X EIGHTH and NINTH GRADE SMALL GAMES CLUB During the first semester the club met in the cafeteria, under the direction of Miss Lois Sauter and Mr. Donald Hil- bert. There was plenty of room to spread out and play some favorite gamesg such as, checkers, Chinese Checkers, cards, dominoes, and Snap. Frankie Allen, Barbara Eschenbach, janet Bow- man served as a planning committee. One of the main activities was a big Hallo- we'en Party with group games and plenty of refreshments. During the second semester we lost old members and gained some new ones as well as a new meet- ing place upstairs. X A 1 l... 3- is .A ,CW D '4 E Robert Pistole Dorothy Rex Charles Wood Daniel Frederick Clifford Emerson john Collins Betty Smith Shirley Bopst Margaret House Nancy Harless Doris Harper june Pollock Jane Richards Janet Bowm'an Mary Christian Carol Rau Barbara Eschenbach Delawder Helen Mary johns Peggy Palmer Richard Salisbury Mary Ann Musser

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LEARN IE-TALKIE Only The Brave Dare. Yes, only those students who didn't shy at what would be done in a club that gave hints of public speaking, dry bones to many, joined. The members of the Learnie-Talkie Club are learning ot voice their opinions to anyone who will listen. As it is election year, we can campaign on the nearest soap-box for our favorite candi- dates. All the arts that go toward making us better speakers are employed-pantomimes, charades, choral readings, monologues, disc jockeying, and other voice strengtheners. We have had several public performances. The tape recorder has given us more confidence in ourselves as speakers. XVe promise next to conquer the Mike Joyce Tucker as the first leader has been succeeded by Anna Mae Jones. Jefw THE AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB The purpose of the Audio-Visual Aids Club is to teach 'the use of the school's equipment to the students in the club. In the club we learn how to use the movie projector, slide projector, opaque projector, tape recorder and the microphone. We also learn how to clean and service the equip- ment and to operate it properly without causing any damage to it. The club's instructor is Mr. Jones. The club meets in the shop on Tuesday afternoon. W 'N NN' E 2 Q6

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BEGINNING AMERA LUB Spomor Mr. Arnold Harms Preriderzl Larry Hyatt MEMBERS Charles Mellin Ronald Vane Stephen Miller Earl Hare George Rohrback Thomas Donaldson Snowden Hodges john Pfeiffer Roger Poore Steven Mitchell Bill Baker Tony Martin Harry Reinhart 'N D ol S if D sl WCB 3,0 MEMBERS Prefidenz Robert Lindemuth Spanfor Mr. Arnold G. Harms Clifford Emerson Billy Gray Ralph Parlett Tommy Webb Charles Wood Stephen Miller