Fort Hill High School - Sabre Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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MIEMORJIAM si Wlth abldlng devotion the class of Nlneteen Hundred Flfty four presents the SABRE memory of Jlm Turner Jlms klndllness has humor has conslderatlon and self glvlng en rlched the Iwes of all who knew hum Hrs un timely death saddened each heart and left a lonely place agalnst the sky Although Jnm no longer walks with us hls memory will ever endure for he was our frlend a friend unforgetable and beloved He ns not dead hes sleepung m the bosom of Jesus OUR BUDDY Gone IS a frlend who Wlll always be A deep shadow m our chlldhood memorles Hls broad smlle and hls cheery hello Wlll follow us where exer we go To all his buddles and frlends so dear Whatever me do we know He ll be near To take a llfe hke thls 1t s a terrlble shame In the mlddle of hlS youth and chxldhood fame God must have a home for boys llke hlm Because nobody could have been nlcer than Jlm One good thmg we know at least Our buddy Wlll rest 1n peace T e season can chan e and the water can turn muddy u nothmg wlll change the memorles of Our Buddv Jack Eckard Class of 1947 ff yn S U G6 39 5 s . . ' . s f X if - . . . ,V I 5 1 1 I '65 . 1 . u si , 1 2 in , .K X2 - ' ' 5 F K ,r.. i kk X . to ffl l . Y 1 . ' , get ' ' ' , L. I ,vw ' . v h g , v k , 9 Q If Bt . . . ,, 77 lr' . X1 . . . . I . ' - in . . , . . . a I I - . . - - . ll ' ll . . I . ll - I I ' - I ll 4 ,

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9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - - Rau' 1: Hari- lynn Baldwin. presiclentg Betty Ferguson, secretary. Row II: Wayne Couter. rice presi- dent: Miss Kathleen Cumbee. social rzdriserg Mr. Carl Ritchieg financial adriser: Robert .-Xyers. treasurer. Seniors at work and play FUTURE Wonufs BECKON linder the guidance of Miss Kathleen Cum- hee and Mr. Carl Ritchie. the Seniors plan their lifels work for the future world which lieckons to them. Following several class meetings, the motto HNothing succeeds as well as suecessf' the flower. the white rose: and the colors, light liluc and white were selected. The class then planned its activi- ties to provide creative, dramatic and social opportunities for every member. Across the footlights of the earth the sen- iors presented a mystery, 6'The Towerf' as their play of the year. 6'I'Ieat Lightning was their entry in the play tournament. The I Speak for Deniocracyl' contest and the outstanding actress were won by two versa- tile seniors. Sweet music. voices of happiness, and soft lights reflected the beautiful colors of the senior prom. Vllith the accomplishment of their various activities and scholastic duties. each senior closed his book to go out into a world of his own. Ifl IZXIIIEIII ll-KN l'I'ilUlI'FON lfommrrrial Nt-nior Class in-rrctaryg 'I'ri-Ili-Y 1,2.3.i: I'sliers 1.2.3.1-Q Junior l .in-wi-Il Nssvinlrlyg National llonor Society 3.1: Ilantl Conv:-rl Y: Cl:-v Vluli l.Z.lg Nlav Ilay 1,2,3g ll.U.S. Plillafore l. .Niirfl :JI . . . lnivx lu Iuush . . . run' . . , gmail flmxrrr lfwr1i'i. W Xl'NI'. XNIIIUNX t.fiI I'I'iR Ararlcrriic Nnior tlass Nici- I'rcsi4Iv'nt3 Student Ilirt-'mr of Intramural Fports 2: lsootlmll I.2,3,ig Ilaslietliall I.2.5.1L 'lirark l,2,3,13 Ili-H 2.3.1. Yi-fir , . Jimplf-A .... v mm- of himnfr . . nf-u'i-e . . . lonlhall mmf . . nn'sfh1'e'mu.x grin. W. Cm . , . . W.4 .-we ! NHRIIXNN IFNWN IIXLITWVIN ilfrrlleniif Senior Class I'n-sitlentl Junior Class Pre-siulentz 5oplmniore Class Si-I-rcturyg Sentinel II. Feature Ifnlitor 1: A Cappella Choir 2.3. Ir:-asurer 43 Tri-Ili-N I, Year:-tarv 2. Chaplain 3, llostr-ss 11 Na- tional Ilonor Suri:-tx fi, Secretary I1 Players Xuxilary 2.3.12 .lun- ior Fare-wvfll Xssm-nilnlv. lf11ltlv . . . gum! lmnlrr . . . pleuszrnl . . . rapfzlzle . . . inlelli- gem. DANIEL ROISIERT AY!-iRs .4ff1f1'f'fi11r Senior Class 'llrf-asurer: Ilanil 1.2.3, l'rvs-itlvnt 43 Ili-Y 2.3.42 Junior Town NI'-eliiig 4. 4 'AHUU' , . . Iopx in rnnlh , . nice . . . full of lun . . . helpful. LL I ite-r it 'ig XI. Baldwin R' Ayers I U 1' ,