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

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John J . Cavanaugh For many years, the name John J. Cava- naugh has been a vital part of both Pennsyl- vania Avenue High School and Fort Hill High School. During his coaching career, Coach '6Bobby', has displayed an infinite ca- pacity for work which has inspired his teams to establish many enviable records in the field of athletics. His recent retirement marks the end of a thirty year career as basketball coach, although he plans to continue coaching baseball. The class of 1959 is proud to dedicate the SABRE to Coach Bobby. N-4 D on? pf? 3 'Y' s The happy Cavanaugh family

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WILLIAM DILLON HAHN Academic Class President 43 Football I,2,3,4g Track I,2,3,4Q Basketball lg Student Council 3: National Honor Society 3,43 Prom Commit- tees 233,43 Science Club 3,4. The heart to conceive., the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. W. Hahn President E L- . ,,'-' if 4. 1959 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS - Row I: Mr. Carl Ritchie, Financial Adviser3 Mrs. Eileen Steele, Social Adviser. Row II: Patricia Mitchell, Secretaryg Patricia Bittner, Treasurer. Row III: Charles Robinson, Vice President3 Wil- liam Hahn, President. P. Mitchell Secretary . PATRICIA ANN MITCHELL ' Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Treasurer 43 Class Secretary 'A' 2,4Q Sabre 3, Activities Editor 43 Sweet- heart Queen Attendant 3g Ushers 2,3, President 43 Jr. Town Meeting 3,43 Student Council 2, Senate 4g Farewell Assembly 3,43 'J' Prom Committees 2,3,4. 'is , Happy and gay, always laughing. tt. ' - ,..,.,a CHARLES EDWARD ROBINSON Q. Academic -417' gi Hi-Y 2,3,43 Sentinel Sports Editor 4g 4, t ' ' Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2 V 3,43 James Turner Award 33 Prom Commit- . tees 2,3343 Farewell Assembly 3,43 Outstand- ing Boy 4. A good personality is the salt of life and a sense of humor is the pepper. C. Robinson Vice President THE SENIOR CLASS As another year comes to a close, members of the senior class are rich with memories. Guided by their motto, He who is humble ever shall have Cod to be his guidef, the seniors were successful in all their undertakings. Mr. Carl Ritchie and Mrs. Ei- leen Steel, advisors, assisted with the annual class play and the Senior Farewell Assembly. Pastel shades, fwhite rose buds, and the soft strains of 4'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, highlighted the senior prom with its plantation theme. P. Bittner Treasurer PATRICIA ANN BITTNER Academic Class Treasurer 2,3,43 Sabre 2,3, Adver- 3 tising Manager 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3Q Thespians 4g Fort Hill Players 43 Play Toumaments 2,3, gg Assistant Director 43 Girls State 43 May I Day 3,43 Farewell Assembly 3,43 Ushers 1,2, 5, 3,4. . ' Life is too short to waste. Class Vice President 43 Jr. Town Meeting 2g qi...