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

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4? V. . A .s L V V. .W GRM 'UN L49 - 5 rc- , . V . '- 'ilu 5' , .5 -1. 1. . NY Cflfff l.'ll.rlu.fi Caislrnlian Staff: Rona' l.' Miss Rayivmiiri, Miss Summers, Mrs. Brinker, iW1's. Ritchie. Rofw ll.' Mr. Bohn, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Currier, Mr.Ri1er. Eatataria and Custodian Staffs fx it is ti 4 J, s . xhn? Rune lx XV. Iaickarii, F. Leasure, D. Imes, A. Reed, R. Kenny, A. Lance and F. Crowe. Roi-w II: B. Leasure, S. Crites, R. Perdew, R. Miller, K. Imes, J. Eden, J. Moore, K. Miller, R. Barnes, J. Markely, XV. Bergiloil, Ii. llaiiei' and M. johnson. Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Gi'iH'in, Mrs. Cage, Mrs. Smythe, Miss Laing, Mrs. VVeaver, Mrs. Legge, manager, Mrs. Steel, Nirs. Hale and Miss lirmie. H z M rs. l.c-gge f,vllff'fl'lAiIl .Harm Ae 3 A W' M ,i Aj , W ff? ,W ,,,g

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Guiding the senior class in Rnfw I are Norma VVallace, secretary5 Donna Northcraft, vice-president5 and Barbara VVeaver, treasurer. Rofw II includes George Eskin, presi- dent5 Miss Kathleen Cumbee, adviser5 and Mr. Carl Ritchie, financial adviser. Valiant Mates Another school year ends, but to us, the tnen bers of the senior class, it has been a memorabl one. Having selected the white rose and i' colors, blue and silver, the class began i' activities. In the annual play tournament we presente the dramatic play I'he Valiant. The I Spea for Democracyu contest was won by one of or class mates. No Klore Homework, our cla play, and our Senior Farewell Assembly addt to our calendar of activities. one can do more than he who does his best G. Iiskin President George Castelle Eskin Academic Senior Class President5 Town Meeting President 35 Student Council, vice-president25 Hi- Y 2, 35 Thespians 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Snztinrl 3, 45 Players 4. Outstanding . . . mannerly . . . to attend johns Hopkins University. D. Northcraft Vice-president Donna Kay Northcraft Academic Glee Club 1, 35 Class Secre- tary 25 Class Vice-President 45 Mikado 35 Farewell As- sembly 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Sfntinfl 3, 45 Hospital At- tendant 3, 4. Sparkling personality . . . many friends . . . future nurse. it N. Wallace Secretary Norma Lee Wallace Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Monitors 1, 2, 35 Players 35 Glee Club 25 Hospital Room 43 Farewell Assembly 35 Volleyball 25 Class Secretary 3, 4. Many friends . . . plans to be a nurse . . . nice person- ality. B. Weaver Treasurer Barbara Ann Weaver Commercial Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 jr Town Meeting 3, 45 Fare well Assembly 35 Cashier 3 45 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4. Cute . . . neat dresser . . likable.