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

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.4-agp: Aw... 43. Xl., W-,L ' s. J. Wilson ,- -f ,vs wr ' iv . ,,,, W. Wilson C. Wolford .IOHN WILLIAM WILSON General Fort Hill Players 3,4g Sabre 3, Photogra- phy 3,4g Thespians 3, 4g Bowling 1. - It is a wise head that makes a still tonguef' ROBERT ANDREW WILSON General Fort Hill Players 3.4. One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. WILLIAM GLENN WILSON Academic Jr. Town Meeting 1. True as the dial of the sun. ALLEN VICTOR WINEBRENN ER General High spirit in a 'nan is like a sword. CAROLYN ANN WOLFORD General Glee Club I. an DONALD GLEN WOLFORD General Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. LEE RETTA BEATRICE WORMACK Academic Monitors I.2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Student Coun- cil 23 Jr. Town Meeting 1,2g National Honor Society 1. Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. ROY BRANSON WRACHFORD Vocational Glee Club Ig Jr. Town Meeting 2. To make wise use of his gifts is a man's best talent. PATRICIA ANN WRIGHT Commercial Glee. Club Ig Choir l,2,3,4g A smile is the whisper of a laugh. MARGARET LOUISE YERGAN General Jr. Town Meeting 2g Student Council Ig .za reveal I 1 I . it I u :f Happiness is a good gift that nature sells President of Youth for Chfi5t 4- u5, Good nature is a priceless treasure. Pictured below are members of Miss Yola Hudson's Senior Homemaking Class: Seated: Elizabeth Rowe. Row I: Barbara Ritter, Sandra Bruner, Barbara Plummer, Charlene. Twigg, Miss Mary Nuce, Patricia Gibson. Row II: Miss Yola Hudson, LaVerne Kiiffner, Carole Mayne. Row III: Mae Brinkman, Judy Linnenbrogger, Mary La Gratta, Sonjie Grant, Arlene. Layman. i 'V'h'- ff Q , i . fr 7 V! 4. Ou' L. Wormack P. Wright 'I 'f . -' s.'m.m A -C' Q, CTR, .. r: R. Wilson XX, Xl' 12. ' .I 5. t nn, A. Winebrenner . -as ' Qcw' W' iz. . I D. Wolford ii, .MI W5 it X R. Wrachford M. Yergan 5- . ' 1'

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1 tr: X , 5 g M, 4, 1. 5 1' ' fi 'sw .. I . I 4 , ,gr W 1 :og . f- if eh' P. Toomey ,- VG+ C. Twigg Q F. Wakeman as if 'Zz sv 1 P. White J. Williams -...f HVN i f 3 X- 5 fur- ' f' f Q ,- I-,lam JUNIOR PAIGE TOOMEY General Clee Club l,2,3,4g Bowling 3g Cafeteria 3. If work interferes with good times, do away with work. BARBARA ANN TOWLER Academic Monitors 2,3,4-g Library 1,23 May Day 4, Farewell Assembly 3,4 gFort Hill Players 4-g Prom Committees 3,4. Good nature is the beauty of the mind. 11 CHARLENE LOUISE TWIGG Academic Glee Club Ig Monitors 2,3,4g Library l,2, Treasurer 3, President 4. Modesty is the color of virtuef' lx l if my . if st,, if an ff' ' W Q L. Wariner D. Webster JOSEPH MICHAEL WAGNER Academic Field Workers 2g Basketball 3, Baseball 3. A man of courage is also full of faith. FRED FRANKLIN WAKEMAN General Art 1,2,3,4. Silence is a virtue. JAMES LESTER WARINER Sabre 3,43 Photography 3,4-. The secret to success is constancy to pur- pose. DANIEL FRANCIS WEBSTER General Football 1,23 May Day Ig Track I,2,3,4g Glee Club I. As I live I grow, someday to others my talents will show. CERALDINE ELIZABETH WEIMER General What sweet delight a quiet life affords. PATRICIA ANN WELSH General Glee Club l. Speech is silver, but silence is gold. JACK ROYCE WELTMAN Academic Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Track 2,33 Baseball 1,43 Student Council l,3,4. Kindness in women shall win my love.', 'Uk G. Weimer P. Welsh PATRICIA PEARL WHITE Academic Basketball l,2,3,4g Jr. Town Meeting 4g Tri- Hi-Y 13 Farewell Assembly 3,4-g Student Council 3. Good humor is the health of the soul. ROBERT LEE WHITE General Glee Club 1. Be thou the rainbow to the storms of life. JOHN HUTTON WILLIAMS Vocational Baseball 3g Jr. Town Meeting 3. A true man never frets about his place in the world. BARBARA ANN WILSON General HA merry heart goes all the day. 24 4' is. -ea 5 . iz, B. Towler no - . 1 .AP J. Wagner . vw . . V ft if .Baa l , J. Weltman 2 '- xg I. can 3 at...- R. White B. Wilson 50' f 5. 'X

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' ,f'1 .-0, 1-.JV '31 at ' , ' L I .. Atlas. yn ' - 4 -x l 'Y af ..r , Pans: I I 1 'vu 1 it GM 9, . .f N. .-. 5 Helping each other is an important rule of the SABRI-I staff. Practicing this principle are Esther Mason, Roger Steele, Patricia Mitchell, Patricia Higgs, Charlynn Hyde, Leland Otto, Charity Conrad, Sandra Broadwater, and Mr. James Engle, adviser. SABRE photographers criticizing a negative in the dark room are John Wilson, Lester Wariner, and Carl Paul. 1 8 l l 1'5- ., , 'ik- Members of the first period SABRE class Thomas Boyd, Elaine Cornwell, Rosalie Brown, Ronna Grim, and Ronald Murphy celebrate Rosalie's birthday. A F - Z fl if 4