Glen Burnie High School - Gophers Yearbook (Glen Burnie, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1936 volume:

THE SCHOOL e souvenh 1936 1 I glen Burnie l1igl1 school glen Burnie, maryland ,J ga Jdf dedication ln appreciafion for his loyal help, unfiring eHfor+s and s+eadfas'r friendship, we, The class of I936, dedicafe Le Souvenir To Mr. J. Edward Armsfrong. fs is s A FL ,Af 'EIR ,lli T Tlx A ie l fi' V' NX, eewefe gu iff 'ITP V 1 A ff I 1 j fecff i, X177 fli ' flu' .-, ii , 1' 4 N X 'sf-51453 A A - A- ni .n ag 9 T if ,L ,' ln X ' foreword N I6I4. a group of dissenrers, led by Richard BenneH, came +o Maryland seeking religious loleralion. Two years laler Capfain William Burgess eslablished a small flee? of ships io inaugurale 'rrade relalions belwen Mary- land and Brislol. For business purposes he had one hun- dred and filly immigranls lransporred lo his holdings, which, by an acl of I683, became Londonfown. The sef- +lemen+ grew rapidly and soon became fhe frade cenier of Anne Arundel Couniy. Abour i725 Lonclonlown reached i+s sumrnil' in growfh and ac'rivi+y. Soon afrer +his The 'rown fell in+o decay, Of lorry or filly red brick dwelling houses, only one remains and only a few cellars mark rhe sires of ofhers. The picfures of infroducrion in +his volume porrray several charac+eris'ric scenes in l'he daily life of London- fown-l'he firsl cily in Anne Arundel Couniy. Ie souvenir I936 0::::::::Q::: ::::4:::- ::::'::Q0:::: I . E i MISS L. TOD MOTLEY, Principal 6 le 936 souvenir '0::::: ::::::::::::::::Q, ,,,-00.904-4-.QQOQQQQQQQ, TH E FACULTY 2P'77 4'7A L 7 ,. Q'-K sf' , my Eye mg' ,.n! Ie souvenir 1935 THE FACULTY RUTH B. ALBRECHT Biology Hood College, A.B. J. EDWARD ARMSTRONG French. Social Sfudies Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Columbia Universily, M.A. RUTH J. BACl'IA'RACl'I English Goucher College. A.B. Universily of Wisconsin, M.A. HAZEL M. BAER English, Social Sludies Goucher College, A.B. MARY BERWAGER Music Weslern Maryland College, A.B. ELSIE M. BOWEN General Science, Biology Weslern Maryland College, A.B. JESSE L. CLAYTON Mafhemalics Georegfown Universify, B.S. Universify of Michigan, M.A. MILDRED V. CROMWELL Sfenography, Typing Maryland Slale Normal School Pierce School'o'l Business Adminislralion MARGARET B. CROSS Malhemalics Adelphi College, A.B. Columbia Universily, M.A. ELVA V. DITMAN French, English Weslern Maryland College, A.B. RUTH GRIER English, Home Economics Weslern Maryland College, A.B. R. BOWEN HARDESTY English, Lafin Randolph-Macon College, A.B. Columbia Universify, M.A. BELVA HUGHES Mafhemalics, General Science Weslern Maryland College, AB. LAURA HUTCHINS English Weslern Maryland College, A.B. MICHAEL LOYA Induslrial Arfs Indiana Slafe Teachers' College, B.S. JULIA T. NORMAN Social Civics Columbia Universily, B.S. THOMAS W. OTTO Malhemafics, Science Weslern Maryland College, A.B. MURIEL L. PILLING Malhemalics, Economics Goucher College, A.B. Columbia Universify, M.A. DONALD RANKIN Chemislry, Algebra Washinglon College, B.S. RUTH W. SARTORIOUS Home Economics Weslern Maryland College, A.B. MARY L. SHIPLEY I-lislory, Lalin Wesfern Maryland College, A.B. MARTHA STEVENS Typing, Bookkeeping Kenrucky Wesleyan College Bowling Green College of Commerce, ELLEN F. TYLER Typing. Bookkeeping Wesfern Maryland College, A.B. Slrayer Bryanl 84 Sfrallen College ALBERT R. VAN METRE Social Sludies, Induslrial Arls Wesfern Maryland College, A.B. CHARLES W. WHAYLAND Social Sludies S+. John's College, A.B. A W1 f ,, J , fi , ff fx K . . or ., X .A Q ,- 'ff ,f' A g l N as V iQ, f - c.: ,, ', A 'l jf-I,Qg1Q'l? ,apr W -E . f. , 5 sri: A ,k , - , :sf 2. , '.- . 1' f -2 . sf ' ' ' ' -- 'f, - W f ir: X K- tx I A f 5 4 if f , a C ' iq, 1 it, fri!! 4 3 !,ZC . r '1 X. -cQgf0'E,,,kJ 1714 fl ffi :E-in c' 'gi' .f-eglx 'P'w2t:, 3. f gun-, ,.,f?T..x.., -arf'-if Z V -V X N - -yr. i s f as ' E Q s T 2 Lynfxm 1. ', V 5 H, L if -,: 5146 f f f - 'J i ' 43 L i i if' f ,ste Xu: qv' 1 5' 1 3 rl vi ' X- 1 '1. T 1.- L --Cf. 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Wifh 'rhe decline of London- 'rown, if loecame ilie home of Mr. Welch who enferiained Wasl1ing+on on several occasions, Today if is preserved by 'flue couniy as ine Almslwouse. ' seniors I936 WILMER AIST Jessup Academic Afhlehc ASSOCIGIIOU 2, 3, 4 S+udenI'Counc1I 2 3 MARGARET MARGY ALVATER Commercial Club, 4 BU RNIAN ANDERSON General Club, 4 CAMP ASH ASH EN FELTER Severna Park General Afhleflc ASSOCIGIIOH I, 2, 3, 4 V rslly Club 2 3 4 LOUIS BEATTY Pasaoena General Alhleflc Assoclallon 2, 3, 4 MELVIN BOETLER Ferndale General 2 3 4 Afh Inc Assocuallon I, 2, 3, 4 FRANCES SKEETER ALLEN Severn General French Club, 4 ROLLIN ROLL ANDERSON Linfhicum General Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3 Speed-ball, I, 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY DOT ANTHONY Pasadena Commerclal Dramafic Club, I Commercial French Club, 4 ETH EL ETS BARLING Ferndale Commercial Run and Calch, 3 CHARLES SKIPPY BIEMILLER Brooklyn Park General Speedball, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball, 3, 4 ANNA ANN BOFFEN Jessup Commercial Touchdown Pass, I , 2 Run and Calch, I Obslacle Relay, 2, 3 Commercial French Club, 4 HH' Ball, 3 I936 SOUVBDII' MARGARET HMARGEH BOOTH Linllwicum Academic Lalin Club, 3 French Club. 3 MAY TU BBY BOYER Jessup Commercial ANN BRIGGS BRIGGS Linllwicum Academic Arlwlelic Associalion, 2, 3. 4 Dodqe Ball, l Glee Club, I Field-ball, 4 Lalin Club. 3 HENRY BUTLER Ferndale General S occe r, 4 Glee Club. 4 ALVERDA VERTIE CHIMLESKE Brooklyn General Volley-ball, I Run and Calcln, I Commercial French Club. 4 RUSSELL WlMPY CLAGETT Glen Burnie General Glee Club. 2, 3, 4 THE GLEN BURNIAN, 2, 3. 4 Dramalic Club, 3, 4. The Rivals LE SOUVENlR STAFF I936 IRMA CLARK Severn Commercial RUTH CLARK Severn Academic Lalin Club, 3 French Club, 3 JOSEPH JOE CLARKE Jessup Academic EDNA THE GLEN BURNIAN, 3, 4 GRACIE Cl-OMAN French Club, 4 Brooklyn General Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 1 I f f Run and Calch, I f L L- ffl., JL Voiievebafi I If ,LL ' ff' may MARIE len Burnie ' ner dwnh 5 ou n ss, M Ie ,. 4 x' e ' F b, 4 M1 I WILLIAM BlLL COLLISON Severn Genera Glee Club, 4 Alhlefic Associa+ion, I, 2, 3, 4 Traclc, 3 Dramalic Club, I Commercial French Club, 4 ALBERT HENRY COLE rnlhicurn Academic Associale Edilor LE SOUVENIR Arl Edilor THE GLEN BURNIAN, 3, 4 Alhlelic Associalion, 2, 3, 4 Speed-ball, 3, 4 I ELLSWORTH COOKIE COOK McPherson Academic Assl. Edilor THE GLEN BURN4 IAN, 4 Alhlelic Associafion, 2, 3, 4 Speed-ball, 2, 3, 4 Dramalic Club, 3, 4, The Rivals Qc pl French Club, 4 .qkikYowQly' Lalin Club, 3 X LY Lflqvwluk ARCH COREY Glee Club, 4 'Jn' 1 A d . ,.17Piiid?na Ca em LEROY coRKY CORKRAN 'L 6 Speed-ball. 2 Glen Burnie Academic ,AL-K Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Cv Speed-ball, 3 Baslcelball, 4 THE GLEN BURNIAN, 2, 3, 4 LE SOUVENIR Varsify Club, 4 ERNEST COX French Club, 4 FO Meade General HuIda of Holland f IRVIN KOXY COX Il Ferndale General Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 MWXIULDUTP Speed-ball, 2, 3 Barbarossa of Barbary I A HuIda of Holland WXWWMEM Ilvl 1936 souvenir -----------A-A -------A-----A:::::::::::.::::: -::::::00:: LUTHER BUNKY COX Ferndale General Allwlefic Associafion, 3, 4 Track, 3, 4 Debafinq Club, 3 Soccer, 3, 4 TONY MUSSOLINI DILEONARDI Brooklyn General Sfudenf Council, 4 Glee Club, 3 Soccer, 3, 4 Baslcelball, 3 4 Baseball, 3 Traclr, 3 Varsify Club, 3 FLORIDA PETE DISNEY Odenfon Commercial Run and Cafclri, I Glee Club, 2. 3, 4 Dramafic Club, I Hit Ball, 2 Commercial French Club, 4 FRANCIS lRlSHMAN DOOLEY Linflwicum Academic Speed-ball, 2 Aflralefic Associalion. 2, 3, 4 f 2 X f THELMA oonsev Dorsey A 'i General x ' - KT' h I' GERTRUDE GERTlE DUNN Glen Burnie General Hil'-ball, 2 Commercial Frenclw Club. 4 ----.a--v,---------- JAMES JIMMY CROUSE Severn General HOWARD HAT DICUS Glen Burnie General Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 KENNETH DODSON DODSON l.ir1ll1iCUrT1 ener Presidenl Senior Class Soccer Squad, 3, 4 Traclr, 2, 3 Aflwlefic Associalion, 2, 3, 4 ' Glee Club, 2, 3. lPres'd f THERESE BLONDIE D RR lNAlll6I'SVlll9 eneral Field-ball, 3, 4 Volley-ball, 3 - Baslrel-ball, 3 4 . Aflwlelic As ial' , 4 Q3 if f MARY O NS B Pasadena General Commercial French Club, 4 MURIEL O5HlE DURNER Glen Burnie Commercial 'I3 X' ,fare 'Ip 1 X cxlx N jr xl I I I K x I SOUVSFIII' I936 RUTH DURNER 95 I3 Severn Academic French Club, 3, 4 Lafin Club lPresidenI, 31 Dramalic Club, 3, 4 Sfudenl Council lSecre'rary1 3 F PHYLLIS FH'L EDNIE orl Meade Academic Enfered from Lafayelfe Hiqh, 4 Dramalic Club, 4 f Glee Club, 4 Librarian, 4 0 I My I BEATRICE BEE FAIRALL rf d Commercial rg' ELEANOR EL FORD Linfhicum Commercial Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 French Clu , A 'sfa arian, 4 , I ' ' ' J i ,XQCLO-f ' BARBARA BABS FRANKLIN Benfield Commercial A+hle+ic Associa+ion, I, 2, 3, 4 KENNETH KENNY GARRETT Linlhicum General Orchesira, 3 Track, 3 Soccer 3, 4 Baskefball, 2, 3, 4 Sludeni Council, 2, 3 IPres., 41 Glee Club. 3, 4 THE GLEN BURNIAN, 2 Varsily Club, 3, 4 LE SOUVENIR S1'a'l:f Huloa of Holland 3 JK NM Afhlefic Associiaiion, 2, 3, 4 I 14 GEORGE PAPA GO0N EBERSBERGER Brooklyn Genera Glee Club, 3, 4 LE SOUVENIR Shari THE GLEN BURNIAN, 3 Track, 2. 3, 4 The Rivals Hulda of Holland. 3 Afhlefic Associarion, 2, 3, 4 Baskefball, 4 CLAYTON LUCKY ESTEP Glen Burnie A General Afhlefic AssociaI'ion,i I, 2, 3, 4 ELVA SPEEDY FONTZ Millerville Commercial Dodgeeball, I Hi?-ball, I LILLIAN SNOOTSIE FOWLER Roland Terrace Commercial Afhlefic Associaiion, 3, 4 Run and Cafch, 3 French Club, 4 LE SOUVENIR Slafl Dramafic Club, I PEMBROKE PENNY FREBURGER Woodlawn General Afhlefic Associaiion, I, 2, 3, 4 DOLORES DEG GARY nfhicum Academic French Club, 3, 4 Ari Club, 3 llaresidenf, 41 Glee Club, 4 Assoc. Ari Edifor LE SOUVENIR Sfudenf Council, 4 THE GLEN BURNIAN, Ari' Sfaff I Ie ,, l93b souvenir Q:::: -:::::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::- -:::::::::::::::::: , il. BERTHA BIG BERTHA GOLDSMITH Q DOROTHY DOT GLODEK Glen Burnie Academic , Severn Commercial Dramaric Club, I, 4 I Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Commercial French Club, 4 Latin Club, 3, 4 IPI-egidenf, -il The Rivals LE SOUVENIR Sfalrl ' MARY MARGARET GRACE ' Jessup Commercial .. .. VE HOWARD GHAND' GO R Afhleric Associafion I, 2, 3, 4 Pasadena General Run and CGICIW, 3 Commercial French Club, 4 Afhlelic Association, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4 FLORENCE GRIFFITH Glen Burnie Commercial ROBERT HBOBH GREEN Commercial French Club, 4 Brooklyn General Afhlefic Associalion, 3, 4 HOWARD GURLEY G! Broolcyln Mn I MILDRED NooKY GUNTHER 5,,,,db,,HI 2 Solley General Szfgjlltil 4 Dodqe Ball, i Ba fba Afhlefic Associafion, I, 2, 3, 4 A Ie A550 'On I4 I ROSE BUDDY HAEGERICH Brooklyn Park Commercial GORDON DOOT HAEGERICH Run and Cafchv il 2 Volley-ball, I, 2 Brooklyn Park General Afhlefic Associafion, I, 2, 3, 4 Track, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3 I-Iulda of Holland CLARENCE MIKE HAMMOND Linfhicum General DOROTHY HAMMER Soccer, I I , Speedball, I Brooklyn I-Ieiqhfs Commercial Track' I Arhlefic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 'I5 Ie souvenir I936 .4-::::::::::::::: A A A -:,:::, - - A - A A A A A A A A A A -::::- v Ml, I f56'4,,-4 .fQf-,SRV 4 DORIS TOOTS HAMMOND Linfhicum Commercial Afhleric Associafion, 2, 3, 4 Obsracle Relay, 3 Commercial French Club, 4 LE SOUVENIR Staff DOROTHY HARDING Bro Iflvn f, gm ercial W f ll VERNA HARDY BFOOIKIYH Academic Lalin Club, 2, 3 French Club, 3, .4 W.. MARGARET MARG HODGES LIHIIWICUTT1 General Librarian, 4 French Club, 3 CLARA KAY HOLTON Brooklyn Park General WAfhle+ic Associafion, 2, 3, 4 Commercial French Club, 4 Glee Club, 4 LE SDUVENIR Sralil Volley-ball, 2 CLAUDE JUNIOR HOSFORD Linrhicum Academic Arhleric Associarion, 2, 3. 4 GLEN BURNIAN, 3 Glee Club, 4 Edifor-in-Chief, LE SOUVENIR Speedball, 3, 4 H I 'I6 LOUISE NINIE HARDEN Brooklyn Commercia Touchdown Pass, 2 Afhleiic Associafion, 2, 3, 4 Volley-ball, 2 Run and Cafch, I French Club 4 GLEN BURNIAN, 4 LE SOUVENIR Slahl EDGAR ED HARDY Brooklyn Academic Arhleric Associarion, 2, 3, 4 Speedball Squad, 3, 4 Baslcefball, 4 LILLIAN LIL HAWKINS Harman Academic GLEN BURNIAN, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 French Club, 3, 4 Dramafic Club, 2, 3. lPresidenI', 41 The Rivals HUGH HOLMES Pasadena General KATHERINE CAM HORNICK Solley Academic Dramafic Club. I LaIin Club, 3 Commercial French Club, 4 Glee Club, 4 WILLIAM WILL HRANICKA Brooklyn General Soccer, 2, 3, 4 Speedball, I Varsiry Club, 4 Sfudenf Council, I I v9 I936 ALVERTA VERTE JENKINS Greenhaven General Dodge-ball, I Touchdown Pass. I Field-ball, 2 Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2 Commercial French Club, 4 LILLIAN LIL JOHNSON Garland General Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 4 French Club, 3, 4 Dramalic Club. I O HY ELLY KELLY asa ena General alic Club, I ' ommercial French Club, 4 ROBERTA BOBBIE KERN EN Linfhicum General French Club, 3, 4 Arf Club, 3 Ari' Edilor. LE SOUVENIR THE GLEN BURNIAN, 2 Volley-ball, I RUTH SLIM KIRBY Roland Terrace Commercial Afhlelic Associalion, 2, 3, 4 Volley-ball, I, 2, 3, 4 Obslacle, 3 Commercial French Club, 4 Run and Calcln, I ANITA NEETS KURTZ Linlhicum Academic Secrelary of Afhlefic Assoc., 2, 3, 4 Field-ball, 3, 4 Hil-ball, 3 Baslcefball. 2, 3. 4 Touchdown Pass, 2 THE GLEN BURNIAN. 3, 4 ELIZABETH JENKINS Pasadena General ll Alhlelic Associalion. I, 2. 3, 4 Glee Club, 4 MAY KEENEY KEENEY Lansdowne Commercial Valley-ball, I Touchdown Pass, 2 Obslacle Relay, 2, 3 Field-ball, 2, 3 Baslcelball, 2, 3 Glee Club. 2, 3,4 Commercial French Club, 4 Dramalic Club, 4 DOROTHY PUDDlN HEAD KELLY Hanover Academic Lalin Club, 3 - French Club, 3 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 ITreasurerI The Rivals ESTHER SNOOKSIE KIRBY Jessup Gener Mrs A9 JERRY KR K 4 Broolclyn , General Www' f. my 'IJ :Qi JACQUELINE JACKIE LAKE Glen Burnie Academic Manaqer Baslcelball LE SOUVENIR Slall Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3. 4 Field-ball, 2, 3 Baslcelball 2, 3 Sludenl' Council. I, 3, 4 Dodge-ball, I Run and Calch, I I ffl '17 M , 1 5 FI' 'vor Q 9 if oo-' K so Ie ,, souvenir ., '936 ::,A::::::::::::::::i:: : ::-J - '-- ' ' ' .xml P-W. 'F A . . - S4 I x ES JIMMIE LARRIMORE Pal psco Heighls Academic -' LEE Drarnalic Club, 3 MARGARET LEE Ari Edilor TI-IE GLEN BURNIAN Glen Burnie Academic F h CI b, 4 ArjnijlubIu4 Touchdown Pass, I, 2 LE SOUVENIR Slarl Dodqe-ball. I Baskelball, 2, Ilvlanaqer, 3I Hil-ball, 3 ELAINE LEIMAN Brooklyn Park General Commercial French Club, 4 . EL EV LOCKER 'sro yn Genera' n and Calch, I olley-ball, I 6 Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 NORMA MAGGIE LOWMAN Brooklyn Acaclemic Volley-ball, I Afhlelic Associalion, 3, 4 FRANKLIN SON NY MADDOX Glen Burnie Academic Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 TI-IE GLEN BURNIAN,I' 3, 4 Varsily Club, 3, 4 Sfuclenl Council. 2V 3, 4 Soccer Manager, 4 Fire Chief. 4 3 French Club, 4 I PETER PETE MALINSKI Brooklyn General 'I8 Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 SETH ZEP LINTHICUM. JR. Linlhicum Academic LE SOUVENIR, Fealure Edilor GLEN BURNIAN, 3, 4 French Club, 4 Afhlelic Associalion, 2, 3 VIRGINIA SHENNY LORD Glen Burnie General X yi PEARL HMACKIE MACK 1 Severn neral Hi?-ball, 2, 3 T, ee Club 3 Dramalic Clu ,H4 ' The Riyals ' Q - X CHARLES TOD MAHER Brooklyn Park General Glee Club, 2 Track. 3 Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 ANNE TOOTS MANN Brooklyn Park General Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2. 3, 4 Ie i936 souvenirpiad Mi III' AX NORBERTH MATSON ' Broolclyn Park General FRANK HOODLES MARVEL Baseball, 3 Severn General Varsily Club 1 Afhleric Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 Afhlehc Associaiion, I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 3, 4 HARRY MELVIN Norlln Linllmicum Academic JES E MEDF R S O D Baslcelball, 4 Ferndale General Speed-ball, 3, 4 Aflwlefic Associafion, 2, 3, 4 Soccer' 4 French Club, 4 Speed-ball, I, 2, 3, 4 ' Track, 2, 3 Aflnleric Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 I CHARLOTTE SHERRIE i EKE Brooklyn Park .0 Tjomm rcial RUTH MEI-VIN Run and Cafcln, I X Norfln Linllmicum Academic Volley-ball, I ' jf Obsfacle, 2, 3 I Commercial French I Glee Club, 4 Drarnalic Club, I TI-IE GLEN BURNIAN, lfxssoc. Ed.l LE SOUVENIR Shall IAssoc. Ed.l Glee Club, 4 y French Club, 3, 4 ,, ,, Barbarossa of Barbary JOSEPH REDS MILLER Jessup General RUTH RU DY MESEKE Alhlelic Associafion, I, 2, 3, 4 Ferndale Commercial Speedball' 3 A'rI1Ie+ic Associafion, I, 2, 3, 4 Run and Calch, 3 Dramafic Club, I MARGARET MORGAN Glen Burnie Academic VERNON BQOTS MORELAND Arlwlelic Associafion, 2, 3, 4 Glen Burnie 7 General Uodcle-bill' I , Run and Calcln, 2 Afhlefic Associafion, I, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Frencln Club, 4 MARION BlLL NEWBILL Severn Commercial MARIETTA M USSELMAN Afhlefic Associafion, I, 2, 3, 4 Glen Burnie General gg?kzi:T:jIlIl'3l' 3 Dramalic Club, I Commercial Frencln Club, 4 'IQ IWW ZW MW ' V. v 'fri IM, W '. i I raw' ill 11154 ssl . If Wow My 'I . Ie souvenir M97 ' -X ... .L U JAMES NI Forf George G. Meade General ELLSWORTH OZZIE NOWELL 'nlhicum Academic Dramalic Club, 3, 4, lPresidenI, 4I Edilor-in-Chief GLEN BURNIAN iraclc, 3 The Rivals Afhlelic Associalion, 2, 3 I 4 LU NA OXFORD 4 v ti 5 A Meade General 1 J, ee Club, 2, 3,4 0' Alhlelic Associalion, l, 2, 3, 4 Drarnalic Club, I Commercial French Club, 4 PAUL SHORTY PATTISON Dorsey General Soccer, 4 Speedball, I, 2, 3, 4 Traclc, 3, 4 Alhlelic Associalion, 4 Q QJANE PmDi-IAM Pmoi-IAM Academic Afhlefic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 Touchdown Pass. I, 2 ,V Fieldball, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club. 2, 3, 4 Volley-ball, 3 LE SOUVENIR Slahf ALBERT PUMPHREY Millersville Academic Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 Speedball, 3, 4 Q0 ROBERT BOB NORTH Glen Burnie Academic GLEN BURNIAN, 3, 4 Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 LE SOUVENIR Slalf The Rivals Dramalic Club, 4 Glee Club, 4 French Club, 4 GORDON OWENS Severn Academic Soccer, I, 2, 3 Speedlball, 3 HARRIET HATTIE PATTERSON Ferndale Academic Enfered from Alfoona High, 4 Dramalic Club, 4 Volley-ball, 4 IZETTA PIERCE Norlh Linlhicum Academic Enlerecl from Foresl Park I-Iiqh, 3 JEANNE GINGER PORTER Brooklyn Commercial Sludenl Council, 2 A+hIeIic Associalion, 4 Commercial French Club, 4 DOROTHY DOT PUMPHREY Millersville General Losf and Found Bureau, 4 936 SOUVGYIII' HAZEL PETE RAY Severn Academic Allwlefic Associalion, 2, 3, 4 l-lil-ball, 2 Lalln Club, 3 Frenclw Club, 3 Drarnalic Club, 4 lSecrelaryl Tlwe Rivals EMMA DIDDY REIMSNIDER Norlh Lmllfncum General Ffeflfih Clllb. 3. 4v lS9CVel5fY. 4 Dorsey eeeefel AUDREY AUD REZAC - x Glen Burnie Aeedefeie Sludenl Council, I, 4 Xi THE GLEN BURNIAN lEdi+or, 41 elee Club. 4 Associale Edilor, LE SOUVENIR HOWARD BUTCH ROBERTS Dorsey Gene,-al Alhlelic Associallon, 2, 3, 4 Glen Burnie General Baslcelball, 2, 3 MELVIN BAGS SACHS Linflwlcum General Alhlelic Assoclallon, 2. 3, 4, , 81 by 1' 0. HENRY SACKER Hanover Gene Alhlelic, Associafion, I, 2, 3 X . , 1 21 I ll li I3 ,I f J Ie A J souvenir I936 :::::::::::::::::Jf::- ::- :::::::, ::::::::::::::::::::::: 0 . CARLTON SQUIRT SAFFELL Solley General Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 ELLA MAE IISANDYH SANDERS McPherson Academic French Club, 4 Dramalic Club. 4 Glee Club, 4 The Rivalsll LAWRENCE SMITTY SCHMITZ Volley-ball, 4 Hanover General Baseball, 3 .. .. Alhleiic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 BEULAH BOOTS SEEBO Soccer. 2- 3 Glen Burnie Commercia , W J, Sludenl Council, 4 Dodqe Ball, I Run and Calch, I, 2, 3 Touchdown Pass, I, 2 MILDRED MIL SELLNER BGSIGIIDGII' 2- 3' 4 ll Alhlelic Associalion, 2, 3, 4 Jessup Commercial X Rl-'f1.6f1d CaiCI 3 LEROY SHIPLEY SHIPLEY Commercial French Club, 4 Jessups Genera Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 Speed-ball. 3 AUDREY SMITTY SMITH Brooklyn Parlc ACGCISYTHIC VOIIGY-ball, I I' TYH Afhlelic Associalion, 3, 4 PAUL SMIT S LE SOUVENIR Slaii Greenland Beach General Speed-ball, I MARGARET TOOTS STEEN Solley General Dodge Ball, I MARTHA STEGER Run and Calch, I A Commercial French Club, 4 BVOOIYIYU C0mme'C'0I Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Sec. and Treas. Senior Class Commercial French Club, 4 I-Iulda ol Holland MERLE STOLL Brooklyn Park General Alhlelic Associalion, 2, 3. 4 Hoi-I-'STER HHOLH STORRS Baseball, 3, 4: Manager, 4 - . . L nlhlcum Academic Varsily Club, 4 I Glee CII-'bl 3' 4 French Club, 4 Soccer. 3- 4 THE GLEN BURNIAN, 3, -If SI-udenl Council, 4 Speedballl 4 l lllvu QQ I936 souvenir If Ie , If MARIETTA TANZO LA Forf Meade Academic ' French Club, 4 ,, JAUNITA EADIE THOMAS Odenlon General Afhleiic Associalion, I, 2 STEPHEN TOMASEK Brooklyn ,General Afhlelic Associafion, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Varsily Club, 2, 3, 4 Vice Presidenf Senior Class ERNEST FEET UNGERER Glen Burnie General AIhle+ic Associafion, I, 2, 3, 4 Soccer, 4 MARGARET MARC-JE VAIN Linfhicum Commercial Alhlefic Associafion. 2, 3, 4 Run and Cafch, 3 French Club, 4 Business Manager LE SOUVENIR LEONA YON I E WAGNER Ferndale Commercial Drarnafic Club, I Commercial French Club, 4 WILLIAM THAYER Ferndale General Speed-ball, 3, 4 LLOYD THOMAS Norlh Linlhicum General Soccer. 3, 4 Speed-ball, 2 Alhlefic Associalion, I. 2, 3, 4 SYLVIA SYL THOMPSON Brooklyn Commercial Afhlelic Associalion, 2, 3,.4 Glee Club, 4 Commercial French Club, 4 FRANK URBAN Earleiqh Heighfs General A+hlefic Associafion, I, 2, 3. 4 GILBERT GIL VOGEL Severn i , I Soccer, I, 23 3, 4 1 Speed-ball, II 'f Anilefic A55Oaa+ian.'1, 2, 3, A Varsify Club, 3, Sludenl Council, 3 The Rivals I J -.' XE fl N' ii II X PAULINE WENQEST - I I Glen Burnie my CGKTTNSFCIGI French Club, 4 1 Q3 l rw' 5 S fl Ie souvenir I936 ROSEMARY wiemsn Commercial French CMJ! 4 Run-I -'Run-ue wu.uAMs Linlhicum Academic Librarian, 4 W QOTHY DOT WIMMER en Burnie Commercial Dramalic Club, I Sludenf Council, 3 Alhlelic Associalion, I, 2, 3, 4 Commercial French Club, 4 VIRGINIA PEGGY YOUNG Jacobsville Mademic ee Club, 4 nch Clu . X arnalic , I lley- I, 4 J GLEN BURNIE HIGH Glen Burnie High, Glen Burnie High, For il is bes'r in every way, And we will fighl wilh all our mighl To keep if on +he 'rop always. Rah! Rah! So now's lhe lime for us 'Io 'fry To malce if beH'er every day: And we will honor our Glen Burnie High, And boosl' il lo 'lhe lop Io slay. Rah! Rah! 24 THE GLEN BURNIAN, 2, 3 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Alhlefic Associalion, 3, 4 The Rivals HuIda of Holland CATHERINE KITTY WOODS Riviera Beach Commercial Dramalic Club, I French Club, 4 Obslacle, 2, 3 Touchdown Pass Dodge-ball, I Hil-ball, 3 Baslcelball, 2, 3, 4 Sludenl' Council, I, 3, 4 MARIE SUZY ZEMAN Glen Burnie Commercial Alhlelic Associalion I, 2, 3. 4 le I936 souvenir QLQQQQQQ: ::: : :.': : :': ::,: ::: : :::::::': :::4,,,,00, ',.,,,s',',, class history N fhe fall of I932 we began our high school career fo secure for ourselves fhe firm foundafion upon which we musf depend ro give our lafer sfrucfure subsfance. In fhis year we were divided info lhree separafe groups in fhree differenf localifies: Broolc- lyn Park, Linfhicum, and Glen Burnie-lhose af Glen Burnie having fhe privilege of enfering a new high school. Our able insfrucfors for our Freshman year were: Mr. Offo, fhe lafe Mr. Baumgardner, Miss Van Sanf. Miss Kelbaugh, Miss Revelle, Miss Shipley, Mr. Van Melre, and Mr. Cissel. Despife fhe handicap of being divided, we became well-acguainfed wifh one anofher fhrough compefifion in afhlefic acfivifies. Thus our year was spenf-The pupils forming friendships which would aid fhem laler in high school acfivifies. There was much excilemenf among fhe resl of us in fhe prospecf of seeing The new Glen Burnie High School and meeling all our fufure associafes, Once again fhe Senior class gave a parfy af Chrisfmas for fhe enfire school. If was fhis year fhaf fhe school journal, THE GLEN BURNIAN. was esfablished. Many of our classmafes offered fheir humble assisfance as reporfers. As fhe year drew fo a close, we found ourselves one sfep nearer our goal. As Juniors we had much before us. Several of us were very acfive on fhe school newspaper. lf was fhis year fhaf many of our clubs were originafed. Mr. Armsfrong and Miss Difman organized a French Club, which has been very acfive and has presenfed 25 lo souvenir 1936 very inTeresTing assemblies. A LaTin Club, under The supervision oT Miss MoTley, our Principal, and Mr. l-lardesTy, was begun. This club, Too, presenTed an excellenT assembly program. ln addiTion, The ArT Club, The DramaTic Club, and The Glee Club have helped To malae school liTe more enjoyable. Many oT us Took parT in The operaTTa, T-lulda oT Holland, presenTed by The Glee Club. The soccer season resulTed in The CounTy Championship Tor Glen Burnie. AnoTher accomplishmenT oT This year was The senior play Miss Nellie oT N'Orleans, coached by Miss DiTman. AT The close OT This year, we Tound ThaT we, as Juniors, were deTailed To TreaT The seniors To Their annual picnic. This year recalls To our minds pleasanT memories OT our Junior T'lop, ancl The Senior Class Day. Seniors as lasT! ATTer Three years, we were Tinally nearing our goal. IT was This year ThaT we had To accusTom ourselves To The diTTiculT problems oT acTing as ex- amples Tor The underclassmen. ' i i i l The Teachers on whose abiliTy our success as seniors depended were: Miss Bacha- rach, Miss DiTman, Miss Cromwell, Mr. ClayTon and Mr. OTTO. The class oT I936 now holds The honor of having The largesT graduaTing class in The hisTory oT The school. ATTer having chosen Mr. ArmsTrong as adviser and elecTing The senior class oTFicers, our TirsT diTTiculT Task was To choose The sTaTT oT our yearboolc, LE SOUVENIR. WiTh Junior l-losTord, as EdiTor-in-ChieT, we began To organize our yearboolc. The GLEN BURNIAN was our nexT big worry. We Tound ourselves very much in The red. By hard work and excellenT cooperaTion, we made The paper a greaT success. The senior play, The Rivals, under The direcTion oT Miss Bacharach, proved ThaT we had aT lasT shown some oT our abiliTy. This year, we Teel cerTain, has been The mosT colorTul in social acTiviTies oT any year in The hisTory oT Glen Burnie l-ligh School. Q6 PS, xl- X 'fMf+Ge If 'Q 1 I fl, n F53 . r ,f 'V 'iw f A 33 Ls VM x fa 1' X ,, 'QI ' . ' LEM-qui - f we H ff' s :V 1 N QQ in I JP ,h.Q-. -W' Wy- :Lum . -an 11- :Ely , fr N li if 565 M f A A. '- ggi i J gxdiklf gk, U J' . 1 If gm 5,5 x, 2 N ff L 4 2 1 Rfig Q f if 1 mr s -Q4 W 11 QB 969 e s i?+ sf1e ss i,s Here in Londonfown, jusfice was ad minis+ered3 and for qui+e a Hme insfru menfs of punishment such as The s+ocks, pillory, sfone, and cage, were ufilized ' classes le souvenir F936 the junior fall Abel, Mary Aisl, Ella Mae Arnold, Florence Armig er, Alice Lee Ballman, Sydney Bange, Amelia Bauer, Allhea Barling. Erna Barlon. Ellsworlh Beall, Anna Bell, Alqard Bellolf, Marion Blab, Blash, Euqene Clara Boolh, Sa rah Boscia. Ca rl Boyer, Frank Boyer, Wm. Braun, Ferris Bricker. Nancy Bussey. Marqarel Buller, Margarel Carson, John Carler, Slanley Celia, Ralph Chaney, Alice Chaney, Mildred Clark, Doris Clark, Thelma Clark, Thomas Cohn, Lucy Cole, Morris Cole, Richard Collins, Lyman Cook, Angela Cook. Charles Cook, Forresl Cook, Kennelh Corkan, Davis Corlzendalner, Ralph Crosby, Doris Crouse. Thelma Dahle. Rulh Davies. Gerlrude Dawson, Marqarel Disney, Marlin Donnelly, Lorraine Dorsey. Dorolhy Dougherlv. Herberl Downs, Elizabelh Duvall, Benson Edwards. Harold Edwards, Lorraine Eichleberger. Chesler Evans, Flora Evans, Lewis Everd, Sleven Fairall, Margarel Fallin, Margarel Farenholl, Dorella Florey, Charles Fosler. Lyle Fowler, Mildred Genl, Emma Giles, Claude Gill, Joseph Gischel, Lee Green, Joseph Greenslreel, June Grillilh, Oliwin Hallam, Richard Hamlen, Virginia Hanna, Virqinia Hanson. Tom Harding, Rubv Hardy, Doris Hardy, Roberl Harlzell, Isabel Haslinqs, Irene Hawkins, Elma Hazelline. Pearl Hein, Roberl Heraul, Marie Hicks, Ralph Hidey, Jane Hiebler, Elizabelh Hillbrunner. Elsie Hollin, James Holslon, Lucinda Hoos. Julia Hopkins, Chas. Hopkins. Phyllis Hopper. Edna Hoy. Joseph Hranicka, Mildred Hubbard, Barbara Hube, Margarel Hurwilz, Irma Hulchings, Leonora lnqram. Barlow Irvine, Roberl Jawonawilch, Mary Johnson, William Jordon. Evelyn Kalzco, Anne Kalzco, Mary Kazmer, John Keene, Helen Kinder, Gilloerl King. Carl Kirby, Thomas Klamp, Doris Klug, Henry. Knusl, Alberl Kopplemen, Michael Lamb. John Leaf. Annelle Long, Merrel Lang, Rulh Marlow, Alice Lowman, Elmer Marlin. Clare Marlin, Dorolh McCann, Nea Meseke. William Morris, Berlha Nash, Earle Oakey. Shellon Orem, Allan Owens. Belly Pelers, Belly Pleilfer, Henry Phelps Helen Pumphrey, Genevieve Pumphrey, Linlon Pumphrey, Thomas Quick, James Rainey. Joseph Razac, Hilda Reinhardl, Louis Reynolds. Margarel Reynolds. Mary Richardson, Richard Rickerl, Gerlrude Roeder, Hallie Roelh, Millon Rummy, Dolores Rupperl, Evelyn Sanders, Jeanne Sanders, Joseph li -'S Q8 Sanner, Marion Sauerman. Edward Scharl. Nellie Scheib, Harriel Scheeler. Bealrice Schofield, Howard Schroeder, Leonard Schullze. Kalherine Seipp, Chesler, Semmrau, Elhel Sherman, Rulh Sleiqhl, Mildred Smilh, Carroll Smilh, Eve Mae Solley. James oulh, Vernon laines, Ray Slinchcomb, Herberl Slinchcomb, Leona Slone, Donald Slumpl, Edilh Taylor, Nellie Truill, Dorolhy Wade. Margarel Wagner, Dora Douglas Wagner, Wagner, Helen Wallace, Grelha Walsh, Virginia Warner, Charles Bealrice Walson, Wauro, Julius Websler, Harvey Wellham, Elva Wellham, Wm. Welsh, Lowell Wiekers, Beverly Wiener, Calherine Wise, Belly Woll. James Woody. James Wood. Forresl Woodlall, Belly Wyble, Arlhur Young. Nancy Zamoslny, Mildred Zimmerman, Julia Zuck, Bealrice 935 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,------,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,-,,-,-,,,, ,--f,,,,--,,,,-- we K . ., . M I - Q .L .1 1 ' I , . .f.- ipaq.. THE JUNIOR CLASS Q9 Ie souvenir I936 - .... vvvv -----vv vv- vvvvvvv --vv v v vvvvv -v- --------- ----v---vv-o the sophomore roll Adams, Doris Anderson, Clarence Anderson, Doroihy Angel, Vicforia Arndf, Elaine Armiger, Belfv Askmenskas, George Barronfon, Florence Bafchelor, Mariorie Bealmear, Shipley Birsner, Fred Blahuf. Anfhony Bobbif, Maudane Boyer, Ridgely Boyer, Vernon Braun, Joseph Bricker, Alice Brown, Viola Brumwell, William Burfon, Leslie Bufler, Herberi Caldwell, Warren Carier, Louise Cafleif, Audrey Cailefi, Eileen Clark, Anna Clark, Eleanor Clark, Kafherine Chaske, Milfon Clevenger, Oscar Cogswell. Louise Cohn, Harry Coriina, Sanfina Cossand, Phyllis Cox. Hesler Craiq. Belly Davis, Thomas Day, Louise Deichqraleer, Ursula Derschiner, Ella Mae Diller, Doroihy Disnev. Daniel Disney, Lyndall Dodge, Doroihy Dodge, Harry Dolqan, William Marqaref Doerr, Dogqe, Paul Donaldson, Adele Donaldson, William Downs, Norma Dreker, Rosalind Dudley, Bayne Duncan, Marqarel Dunlap, Ella Mae Dunfon, lrma Durm, Mildred Economy, Chriscula Eichelberger, Malfhew Ellison, Leonora ' Esfep, Gene FeH'y, Warren Fisher, Leo Fisher, Roberi' Flynn, Nora Foniz, George Ford, Edgar Ford, Margie Ford. Harvard Gable, Mildred Gallagher. Caiherine Gales, Angeline Giles, Anneife Giles, Belly Gischel, Rose Gransee. Verna Grifiilh, Anna Grifiifh, Lee Grifiifh, Maurice Hallikas, Vivian Hanzook, John Hariensiein, Bernard Heafh, Elizabeih Hien, Charles Henry, Thelma Hermann, Donald Hesley, Jaques Higdon. Vivian Higgs. Augusi Hinkle. George Hodges, William Holslon, Eileen Homberg, Doris Hornick, Margarei Huggins, Lloyd l-lurwilz, Beriha Jackson, Earl Johns, Norman Johnson, Charles Johnson, William Keck. Ernesiine Kelbauqh, Grace Kellenberger, Ruih Kennedy, Peggy Kinq, Mark Kirby, Charles Kirby, Ru'l'h Kresge, Roberi Lake, Miriam Larsen, Varner Belle Lafham. Jack Leaf, Kaihleen Keiman, Rufh Lipscomb, Virginia Lowe, Evelyn Lowman, Edna Lowman, Ruih Lynn, Daniel Madera, Jane Mangum, Ruih Mann, Mary Marlow, George Marshall, Kaihryn Marsheck, Frank Marlin, Emma Mason, Beverly McClain, Charles McGinnis, Arnold McNamee, Arline McKnew, Charles McNul+y, John Monson. Franklin MoH'ern, Cafherine Mueller, Clive Myers, Thelma Nash, Lawrence Nieberl, Norma Norih, Valeria Paiferson, Erma Peiers, Mary Jane Peferson, Mariha Phillips, Charles Phipps, Vivian Pomeroy, Alice Pumphrey, Doris Pumphrey, Kafherine Puszaiiis, Helen Reimsnider, lrma Reinecke, William Respess, Richard Richard, Charles Richier, John Ridge, lrma Riedal, Jack Riggin, Harry Riiier, Emma Robey, Lee Rodey. Edward Rose, Edna Ruark, Alice Ruhl, Jean Rush, Henry Salyers. Ellen Sander, Mariorie Sank, Alfred 30 Schemn, Minnie Schmidr, Virginia Schuler, Jean Schuliz, Furman Schwarfz, Margaref Sellner, Margaref Sewell, Shirley Shea, Peggy Shipley, Harold Shorff, Jean Shubrook, Arihur Simmons, Edifh Simons, Mariorie Skipper, William Smifh, Beiiy Jane Smilh, Criss Smiih, Melvin Smi+h, Richard Smifh, Ruby Smiih, William, Spann, Mildred Spyk, Anna Sporney, Gerfrude Siallings, Ellison Slinchcomb, Warren Sfrauss, Melvin Sunsfrom, James Tackman, Charlolie Tayman, Doris Thomas, William Thompson, Thomas Tipfon, Floyd Tipion, Wilson Tomasek, Thomas Treadway, Duane Trucker, Violel' A Turlingion. Elizabezih Ulrich, Jeanefle Upfon, Nellie Vain, Julius Vasicek, Roslislav Vogelsano, Kaiherine Wade. Calvin Wale, Fred Waison, Thelma Weaver, Eugene Wharion, Janef .Whift Howard Williams, Thomas Wise, Harry Wockenfuss, Alberi' Wood, Helen Wozniak, Doroihy Yenisch, Janus Zahn, Alvin Zamosfny. Rose , le 936 souvenir Q - - A . . . 37:3 - I THE SGP!-IOMORE CLASS 31 le SOUVSIIII' i936 the lreshman roll Anihony, Daniel Appel, Leona Afkins, Dororhy Bablifz, Augusf Bailey, Allene Beck, Mary Benson, Anna Louise Benfon, Francis Bloom, Caiherine Boswell, Ru+h Bowman, KiHie Bozek, John Bradley, Shirlev Brememan, William Brown, Irene Brown, David Brumwell, Vicior Burfon, Leonard Carey, Irene Carfer, Janice Carfzendofner, Elvin Chairs, Marie Childs, Edna Collins, Helen Conley, Doris Corey, Mabel Crouse, William Cunniqham, Charles Davis, Elizabefh Deichmiller, Fred Deichmiller, Helen Dempsey, Joe Dennis, Harold Dicus, Donald Disney, Anne Dixon, Rifa Dougherfy, Helen Dunker, Walker Durner, Mary Lee Duvall. William Duvall, Raymond Ednie, Roberi Esiep, Dallas Lee Fai+z, William Ferquson, Virqinia Fifzoerold, William Fosler, Evelvn Mae Froehlick, Doris Griflifh, Doris Griffin, Francis Gurnee, Louise Hackmann, Casper Hagen, Mary Harizell, Charles Henshaw, Edward Henshaw, Manly Herpel, Frances Hood, Violef Hood, Cresion Hook, La Verne Hopper, William Hoy, Kenneih Hubbard, Elinor Hufchinqs, Cecil Jenkins, Mildred Johnson Ea rl Johnson Helen Johnson, Doroihy Johnson Mary Elizabefh Johnson Hampden Jones, Della Kelly, George Kelly, Spencer Kennedy, Leslie Kiessling, Wiberi Klug, James Lambert Francis Lauver, William Lawfon, Jerry Lewis, Margarei Lipin, Alfred Lisiman, Marqarei Malenowske, Frank Manqum, Jane Marsch, Doris Marshall, John McCann. Consfance Merkle, William Meyer, Johana Moreland, Vera Morgan, Shirley Myers, Grace Neuman, Lewis Neiderl, Berry Newbill, Cliifon Norris, Ben Orr, Jane Paulus, William Pocock, Walier Pope, Joseph Poplar, Dorofhv Pumphrey, Mae 322 Reechel, Emily Rickeri, Alvin Rieman, Agnes Riley, William Risley, Melvin Rush, Anna Salyers, Ada Sanders, James Sanner, Richard Scanlon, Marie Scanlon, William Schmiff, Marie Shardrick, Arnold Silvesrer, Lindsay Slauqhfer, Fred Smifh, Henry Smifhson, Donald Smofhson. Joseph Snyder, Gloria Sohm, Edward Solley, Ray Spyk, Johanna Squiris, Naoma Siumpf, Dorofhy Swarfz, Warren Todd, Bessie Truiii, Mildred Upfon. Ridqely Voss, Dorofhy Wacieleoske, Vanda Wade, Dorofhv Wager. Frances Wallace, Louise Wallace, Louise Wa+son, Donald Wa+1's, Belly Walls, William Werner, Frank Wheat Elmer Whiie. Wesley WhiH'e, Mildred Wilks, Valerie Williams, Edqar Wimmer, Anna WiHer. Elizabeih Woods, Viola Wriqhi, Eldridqe Younq, Chesier Zamosinv, Joe Zanq, Eileen le 936 souvenir ---- ----,.---- ----- -AA 4-,,'0,-QQQOQQQQ- - - - -... - - - - ..,. - ,- - - - Wtixf. A THE FRESHMAN CLASS 33 le souvemr I936 bOOSt6I'S Miss Virginia Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Cromwell Miss M. V. Cromwell Miss Ellen F. Tyler Mr. Charles W. Wlwayland Ferndale General Slore 4A 3D 4B 3M 4C 3X 4M 2A 4X 2B 3A QC 3B 2D 3C 2M ZX 34 L xx, -. F .'J .Sai Q? ef! ly ' X L 'Xx 553 X is T NS 1 'x f ln- lffle. ll 1 X :gy ,B gf km, l f, '7 ' f?'.,':1i 'X , .X X r., x elf ml fs e N s- rl +7 1' lv , fx, l I ' l C X I V X F5 ' -4 I 'ix 51 'elif fe X 1,4 Y XE , K ' la-ffl in i gag? If l V : If K' 'gig xl V 2 I 2 22. ... N All w f qsgviiygr, aw: sex .Rh . l al Q 'K N N -,L iidfggs, Q, 0 ie. A XY? Many ox-Teams could be seen slowly carfing fobacco and ofher producfs +04 ward flue wharf, wH'l1 black drivers wallc- ing pallenlly al lhelr side. ' athletics le souvenir I936 - A - A--A--- :::,0Q0:::::::: SOCCER FOR the sixth straight year the soccer team ot Glen Burnie captured the country soccer championship, and then advanced tar into the State Tournament. The team won the county championship lwithout losing a gamel: our boys collecting a total ot 44 points while giving the county opponents a meager 4. ln the State series, Glen Burnie first met the strong Catonsville team, and won a hard fought game by a 7-2 score. Ellicott City was then defeated 9-5 on our home field. This winning streak was ended by Bruce when they defeated our team by a score ot 4-0. Although we did not win the State championship, we had a team of which we are all mighty proud. BASKETBALL 'I' HIS year the Boys' Basket-ball team has met with great success. Mr. Loya, the team's coach, led his squad to victory by his unlimited patience. The organization ot the team was well loolced after by LeRoy Corlcran. Forwards ,...,. .........,..........,...... C . Warner, T. DiLeonardi Guards .... . . . ..... M. Newbill, M. Schroeder, Madson, Welsh Centers .... .............. W . Wellham, l-lardy, Ebersberger Substitutes. .. ..... Maher, Biemiller, Boscia, D. Corlcran, Collins BASEBALL T l-llS year the baseball season is well under way. Most ot last year's County Cham- pionship team is baclc this year, and with many new players on the squad. Pop Whayland has turned outa winning team. So tar the team has won seven games and lost 2. The County Championship seems to be just across the plate. The team is made up ot the following boys: Catchers ........... ..... ................,..... M a tson, R. Hardy Pitchers ..... . . ............ Thomaselc, Giles, Sunstrum lntielders .... ..... S hipley, Gurley, Schroeder, Krejeclc Outtielders .... ........ D i Leonardi, South Reinhardt Substitutes .. ................ Corlcran, Marvell 36 le 936 souvenir ,,4-,,,.-, '00, ,, Q' - ,',,,,',, '0Q ' SOCCER TEAM, BASKETBALL TEAM. BASEBALL TEAM 37 Ie souvenir l93b FIELD-BALL FIELD-BALL has been organized since T933 and, wifhin 'rhis shori period, i+ has become a prominenl' spor'r. The girls compeie wilh The 'rhree neighboring schools, Annapolis, Arundel, and Souihern. Usually The field-ball 'ream and Jrhe soccer 'ream play Jrheir games on 'rhe same afrernoon. Each year field-ball a'r+rac+s more girls and more specialors. ' Goal-J. pridham Righl end-I. l-lurwilz Righl' inside-K. Woods Righlr Tull-back-B. WoodlallLeT+ end-A. Kuriz Cenler-P. l-lazellon Leif full-back-N. Scharf Fron'r line Leif inside--B. Owens Cenler-B. Seebo Righl end-M. Keeney Le'F+ end-T. Dorr Miss Bowen, Coach J. Lake, Manager Glen Burnie Annapolis Glen Burnie Arundel Glen Burnie Annapolis Glen Burnie Arundel Glen Burnie Soulhern Glen Burnie Soufhern HIT-BALL H IT-BALL 'rock a permaneni place in girls' alhlerics +his year. This game is similar +o boys' speed-ball. The girls, Through rheir en+husiasrn, have made 'rhe game quile popular. ln addifion +0 The daily inlra-mural games, The varsily squads of Glen Burnie, Annapolis, and Soulhern mel' in a round-robin series ai +he Counly Field Meet Glen Burnie defealed Annapolis in 'lhe firsi round, bul los'r 'ro Soulhern in 'fhe finals. Cafcher-J. Lalce Firsl base-A. Kuriz Righl' field-M. Brannoch Pi+cher-F. Disney Second base-K. Woods Leif field--V. Loundenslayer Shorf-sfop-P. Mack Third base--M. Keeney Cen+er field-M. Lee Miss Rulh Sarlrorius, Coach Subs-A. Bofiin, D. Tayman BASKET-BALL BASKET-BALL, anoiher popular girls' sporl al Glen Burnie, was organized in I933. In 'rhis counly There are only 1'wo schools having baslcel'-ball Jreams, Annapolis and Glen Burnie. Annapolis won bolh games, lhereby winning Jrhe counly champion- ship. In +he only oiher scheduled game of The season, Glen Burnie defeaied 'rhe Alumni, 42-IO. Guards Cenfers Forwards N. Schari J. Pridham c K. Woods B. Seebo M. Keeney sc A. Kurlz E. Semrau l. l-lurwilz sc B. l-lurwilz 38 le 936 souvenir ,,,.,--,-------- ----- - - - v - - - - - - - - v v - - ::::::::- ::::::- :::4 0::'0Q f'0Q0'0' FIELUBALL, BASKETBALL, HIT-BALL 39 le souvenir l936 intra-mural atheltics HE infra-mural aThleTic program has always been an infegral parT of The curricu- lum. This year under The inTeresTed and energefic guidance of Mr. OTTo, Mr. Whayland, Mr. Loya, Mr. Clayfon, Mr. Rankin, Mrs Pilling, Miss l'luTchins, and Miss Sarforius, The program has progressed smooThly and rapidly and now offers five differenf sporTs To The boys and four To The girls. Alfhough speed-ball is only a minor sporT aT Glen Burnie l-ligh, if sfands fore- mosT among The inTra-mural sporTs. The main reason for iTs popularify is ThaT iT can be played aT any Time of The year, in good weafher. Then, Too, iT is an easy game To learn. lT may be played on a small field, and iT furnishes a source of enTerTainmenT and exercise for The boys who do noT parTicipaTe in The major sporfs. Every spring, Two Teams, a senior unlimifed Team and a ll5 pound Team, are chosen To represenl' Glen Burnie in The speed-ball TournamenT aT The CounTy Track and Field Meef which is held in Annapolis. LasT year boTh. Teams were defeafed in The finals, buf The boys are looking forward To a more successful season This year. Track and field aThleTics are noT given much aTTenTion af Glen Burnie High unTil a few weeks before The counfy meeT, neverTheless, The boys readily Turn ouT To carry The Red and WhiTe of Their Alma MaTer in The various evenTs of The meeT. ln spiTe of The facf ThaT mosf of The pupils are broughT To school on buses, and do noT have very much Time for pracfice, The Team made a very excellenT showing aT lasT year's meeT, placing second. The Track evenTs include dashes and relays and The field evenfs include The shoT puT, baseball Throw, soccer kick, speed-ball baT for disfance, dodge- ball Throw, Targef piTch, running broad jump, sfanding broad jump and The high jump. Also, among The infra-mural sporTs are inTer-class soccer, baskeTball, and baseball. The infer-class soccer Tournamenf is played during The aThleTic periods afTer The var- siTy soccer season is over. The winner of This TournamenT is allowed To keep The ''lnTer-class-Soccer-Championship'' banner for The remaining parT of The year. lT is during This Tournamenf Thaf Pop Whayland has The opporTuniTy To scouT for new blood for his nexT year's Team. While inTer-class baseball has noT been exTensively carried on in The pasf, iT will be played This year on a larger scale. This spring should bring forTh many class Teams info a noTeworThy inTer-class baseball TournamenT and also renew inTeresT in all oTher spring sporfs. During 'The winfer, when bad weafher makes ouf-door aThleTics impossible, inTer- class baskefball is carried on in The audiforium. ln These games rival class Teams, boTh boys and girls, compefe for supremacy in This sporT. In addifion To baske+baII. The girls play Three oTher games: Touchdown-pass, hif- ball, and volley-ball. Alfhough The firsT is a minor sporT, much enfhusiasm is shown by The players. Only Sophmores and Freshmen are allowed To parTicipaTe in This sporT. The Touchdown-pass Team, like The hiT-ball Team does noT compeTe wiTh oTher schools unTil The counT meeT aT Annapolis. The day of The meeT The Team plays Annapolis and Tracy. Voliley-ball is a major sporf aT Glen Burnie High School, and during The spring season, The Team plays several games afhome, as well as away. The Counfy Track and Field Meef is The climax of The season's play. 40 is ii H ' Q'1:1Wn nu1'fa:ifv11v'iwf f3f2fg1 f aff',Qfffiil ii 3gQ5iZMM,kf5Qrxf1g1Q1r9 V' I5 ij. .. ,,,..,.. 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N, F21 Q , Eff, i f LJJ9 f lgyfg f XZ, J ' J , K . iff H 'f X 14 ff ff 'fa' -,W H, Xxsx d xxx 'Q F1553-EJ: Eff One of 'flue lasi acis of prominence was a ball given in Honor of Lord Balii- rnore and ine new governor Ogle. Everyone was in full couri dress and perulce and ii was a gala eveni in The lwislory of Anne Arundel Couniy. ' activities Ie souvenir I936 student council CONTINUING 'ro enacl and enforce laws, Ihe S+uden+ Council has been success- ful in ifs a'r+emp+ Io make Ihe school a safer, easier place for +he sfudenfs Io aflend. The members have worked wholehearfedly for Ihe benefil of Glen Burnie High and ils pupils. This year il has been possible lor any sfudenl' 'ro bring up his com- plainfs before The Council and 'ro have Them discussed and acfed upon accordingly. OFFICERS P 'Kenne+h Garrefl ..... ........... ........ P r esidenl ee Gischel ........ .... V ice Presidenl Kiily Woods .................... ..... S ecrelary FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs. Albrechf Mr. Claylon Miss Bacharach Mr. Wheyland 49 936 souvemr ,,,,,--- ..... ------- A-- - - - - ..... - - ..,. Q- - - ::::::Q0:::0, v ::::::::0:::::::: Ie souvenir staII Edi+or-in-Chief Business Manager JUNIOR I-IOSFORD MARGA-RET VAIN ASSOCIATE EDITORS RuII'I MeIvIn Audrey Rezac SPORTS EDITORS AIberI CoIe ART EDITORS Robeda Korner' Leroy Corkran ADVERTISING STAFF Ber'rI1a GoIdsmiI'I1, Manaqer Irvin Cox RusseII Claqeff KenneII1 Garreff CIRCULATION MANAGERS Doris Hammond Louise I-Iarden 43 Seth JaquaIine Lake Dolores Gary James Larrimore CIara I-IoITon LiIIian Hawkins Audrey Srnifh Roberi Norfln LIIIIan Linfhicum FowIer le souvenir I936 ::::::::::, - -:::,.-v-: r:.-: -::: A -::: THE GLEN BURNIAN T HE GLEN BURNIAN, 'rhe sludenls' newspaper, has been unusually successful ihis year. Because of ils hard-working slafl il deserves unlimiled credil. Wilh li'r'rle lo sfarl from, il grew up because a small group of sludenis were inleresled enough in il 'ro give 'rheir undivided allenlion lo iis development and, accordingly, 'rhe sludenl body as a whole has given 'rhe publicalion Hs cooperalion. The varied fealures and deparlmenls of lhe Glen Burnian proved inieresling lo all of us. THE STAFF Edilor-in-chief .,.. ...,.....,..........,...,,....... E llsworlh Nowell Associale Eclilors . ..... Selh Linihicum, Ellsworfh Cook, Joseph Clarke Make-up-Edilors .. ..,...., Wm. Brauns, Rulh Melvin, Audrey Rezac, , .... , .......... ........,...... F ranklin Maddox, Hollisler Sforrs Business Manager ,. ....,......,,....,....,....,. LeRoy Corkran Arl Sfaif ., ....,,. .... A lberl Cole, James Larrimore, Dolores Gray Adverfising Manager . ....,,...... . ,......... Roberl Norlh Sporls ..... .....,,. ...... ..,.... , , . ,Russell Claggell, Jacqueline Lake Deparlmenls .4., ..,.,...,. .....,,...,,.....,......,,.... L i llian Hawkins Typing Slafi ..... Louise Harden, Carroll Calverl, Kiffy Woods, Marfha Sleger THE LIBRARY STAFF S yel' Glen Burnie has no regular librarian. Aboul a dozen sludenls from lhe upper classes have been doing volunleer work under 'rhe direclion of +he Misses Shipley, Bacharach, and Dilman. In spile oi lhe facl Thal' 'rhe library is used as a classroom, much has been accomplished. This year +he Dewey Decimal Syslem is being adopled in order lo sysiemalize our shelves. Much repair work is being handled by a corps ol W.P.A. workers. Gifls of books have been gralefully received from +he P.T.A., 'rhe School Board, and Forl Meade. All of 'rhese aids have loslered a sieadily growing inleresl on ihe parl of +he sludenl body. GLEE CLUB HE Glee Club, under +he supervision of Miss Berwager, has gone info ils fhird year wilh as much vigor as in previous years. The meeiings are devoled 'ro 'the learning of news songs and harmonies and 'ro lhe singing of 'rhe old lavoriles. Several assembly programs and Parenl' Teacher's Associalion meelings have been favored by seleclions from 'rhe Glee Club. The officers of lhe Glee Club are: Kennelh Dodson, presidenl. Lillian Hawkins, vice-president Marlha Sleger, secrelaryi Dorolhy Kelly, lreasurer. 44 Ie 936 souvenir 4 ,,',0Q,Q,QQQQQQQEQQQ,QQ44-f-'.r'00N1-.Q4-4-Q 'x'0'00.4-QQ,QQ ,,Q THE GLEN BURNIAN, THE LIBRARY STAFF, GLEE CLUB 45 5233? 'ff 137,.,, Ie souvenir '936 DRAMATIC CLUB T HE Dramalic Club, ably supervised by Miss Bacharach, is a growing concern. In ihe meelings dramaiic 'rechnique is sludied: plays by prominenl' aullzors are read and ollen acied: reviews ol plays, lhal 'fhe members have seen or read about are given and several limes rehearsals 'lor lhe Senior Play were held. Many ol lhe mem- bers oi 'rhe club look pari in The produclion ol The Rivals. This spring, a program composed ol several one-acl plays is going 'lo be given by 'rhe Dramalic Club. The olilicers are: Lillian Hawkins, chairman, and Hazel Ray, secrelary. COMMERCIAL FRENCH CLUB T HE Commercial French Club, direcled by Miss Dilman, has been newly organ- ized ihis year. ll is for Jrhe benelil ol lhose persons who aren'+ faking French as a regular subiecl and is composed mainly of commercial sludenls. Hs aim is lo give 'rhose people an idea of The French language-ils cusioms and ils people-lhrough French songs, games, slories and imaginary journeys. We lhink il has been quile successful in accomplishing ils purpose. FRENCH CLUB T HE French Club, under 'rhe sponsorship oi Mr. Armslrong, is now in ils second year. Solely lor French sludenis, il' affords ihem quile a bil ol lun. The varied programs in which French songs-nalional, lollc and popular-are sung, French games played and French lileralure read, are planned by program commillees. The mosl' imporlanl underlalcing of 'lhe club lhis year was lhe adapling and presenling in dramalic form ol 'rhe French slory, NiceHe. The ollicers ofglhe French Club are: Leroy Corkran, presidenl: Audrey Rezac, secrelary-Treasurer. 46 le I936 souvenir , ,',',,QQ , '' '0',,0,,,,, ',0,,,, '0 LDRAMATIC CLUB COMMERCIAL FRENCH CLUB, FRENCH CLUB 47 2 THE GLEN BURNIAN Ulibe G. . Staff Editor-in-Chief ........ Seth Linthicum Assistant Make-up- Lillian Hawkins, Rosemary Lane Reporters- Robert North, Vernon Moreland Typist .................... Junior Hosford ILASIIIS mail Arm by The Iiiaglite Press Los Angeles, Octem 10-Frantic search is still being made for that noted scientist, Seth Linthicum, who has not been seen since last Sunday at 3:00 o'clock when he sailed for Mars in a peculiar rock- etship which he, himself, had built. Mr. Franklin Maddox, one of his colleagues, says that through his tele-spectroscope he has found traces of the exhaust of the lost scientist's rocketship in the outer atmosphere of Mars. No other word has been received of Profes- sor Linthicum. MILLION AIRE IN TERVIEWED Cherbourg, France, Octem 10.- The retired oil magnate, William T. Brauns, arrived today on the great luxury steamer, Gascognie, which docked yesterday. Mr. Brauns is on his way to Persia, where he will live a life of ease. It is rumored that the main rea- son for Mr. Brauns' going to Per- sia is that he can there have a private harem. Some of his old classmates when interviewed inti- mated that the rumor was possib- ly true for even in high school he was magnetically drawn to girls' houses in spite of his efforts to remain away. He seemed rather embarrassed when interviewed, and would not answer the report- er's questions. HOROSCOPE FOR OCTEM 10 abil- You have much executive ity and a keen, active mind. You rela- are a half-wit. You see the tion of things to each other. You show good judgment, and will not harness a bull and a mule to the same plough. fYou don't know how to harness either.J You have a fair measure of self- reliance if you don't lean on a cane. When you seek advice you do not always adopt it. You want to know the reason for everything. You have a laugh that sounds like The Shadow's. Your favorite tune is The Music Goes Round and Round. GREAT MEN BORN TODAY Professor Jessie Clayton Mr. N. O. One o o New Cork, Octem 10.-Mr. Geonge Eberslberger, who has al- ways longed fcir an operatic career, has finally succeeded in his ambi- tion. The beginning of his career was marked by his playing of minor roles in several high school operettas. For ten years he played only small parts in the Eastern States, but this did not discourage! him. Mr. Ebersberger made his de- but with the Mefrotolitan Opera' Company on Avpril 19, and since' then he has followed one success with another. l r WHEN IN B A L T I M 0 R E I DROP IN I A HOCHSCHILD, KOHN 81 Co. THE WEATHER Fair and slightly colder todayg Rain tomorrow: Snow Wednesday: Solar Eclipse Thursdayg Storms Friday: Strong North Wind Saturday. Nit: See that guy over theref Wit: Yes. Nit: He has a wife and nil children and he's the meanest ms on earth. Wit: Is that right? Nit: Yes, he starts a family ro every night and spoils everyone appetite. Wit: My gosh! Why does he 1 that? Nit: To keep down household e: penses !-Pathfinder. Compliments of a FRIEND FINE ENGRAVED WEDDING INVITATIONS Samuel H. Kirby 86 Sons STATIONERY ENGRAVERS 505 PARK Avs. BALTIMORE, MD. VErnon 5457 CRONI-IARDT 85 SONS PHOTOGRAPHERS Ojficial Photographers of the Class of 1936 226-28 PARK AVENUE BALTIMORE, MD. le 936 souvenir , -,-,,,0000Q,,''', ',-,,,',',, ,',,,,,, ,,0,400'0 '04',, URAMATLC CLUB COMMERCIAL FRENCH CLUB, FRENCH CLUB 47 le souvenir I936 0 ,Q 4-fax' 0- QQQQQQ, , 'QQ' Q4-,Q4-,4-.,,',Nf,s,s,s,, 0 'f's', 4-sieve' 0 ' ' 'Q LATIN CLUB ART CLUB The Arl Club was slarled lasl year for lhose people who were arlislically in- clined lo show lheir abilily. lvlrs. Norman, who is very lalenled in lhis line, is The able sponsor. LATIN CLUB The Lalin Club was organized lasl year under lhe supervision of Miss lvlolley and Mr. Hardesly. The club has made much headway and presenls one assembly a year. ll has very delinile rules and is run slriclly by ils conslilulion. 48 WEATHER T H E WHETHER Continues Fair ' - 0 You Succeed Depends P11 'A LIYHIEII1 VOL. -000.02 GLEN BURNIE, OCTEM 10, 1946 3 SENSE U.B.H.S. ULASS UF '36 HAS ANNUAL REUNIUNQ U-MEN AIU PRUBE UF NUMBERS RAUKET, FEW UITY UUUNUIL MEMBERS FUUNU INVULVEU Crooks Flee From Police Round-Up Glen Burnie, Md., Octem 10.-- The Federal government today sent Operator 2000-1, Mr. Gordon Haegerich, to aid in the probe of the numbers racket. This racket has been held illegal by the Court of Appeals but the local authori- ties had been unable to cope with the under-cover activities of the i l i operators. Special investigators were hired but the only result was F that certain gang leaders left town. Herb Stinchcomb, a former big- noise in the now defunct slot ma- chine racket, and Jerry Krejcik, a local underworld man about town, went for their health to Florida. Arthur Corey Is Brains During Mr. Haegerich's short time here the racket has been all but split open. Local authorities today admitted that through the absence of Alderman Arthur Cor- ey, a mem-ber of the City Council, it has been found that he has been the brains of the vast organization of the numbers racket. However, his bodyguards, Gunman Bill Thay- er, and Bouncer Camp Ashen- felter have been picked up. A gang consisting of Melvin Boteler, Carl King and Luther Cox took fContinued on Page 51 BENEA TH THE COVER Laltel' LillCht'l,,, ,.,,.,,,,,AA,,Y,,,,, Page 3 Cinema Revue ........ ,,.,,, P age 9 Horoscope ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,A,, P age 2 fel?-Radio ........ ,,,,,, P age 7 Sassiety ..,...........,,,,,,, ,,,,,, P age 7 Wvdther ..........,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Page 2 Flashes from Afar ,,,,,,.,l,,4,, Page Alumnl News ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, P age V i 1 l 2. . 9x MISS RUTH BAUHARAUH LEAVES ULEN BURNIE After teaching a goodly num- ber of years at Glen Burnie High School, Miss Ruth Bacharach is soon to resign her position in order to go into partnership with her brothers. She is planning to leave at the end of this year--1946. In a recent interview this petite English teacher said: My problem had been whether 'to teach or not to teach' but since I at last know Macbeth and Ham- let by heart, having taught them both for about 12 years, I can truthfully say that my golal has been reached and I will gladly re- linquish my position. Her latest venture at the school was the directing of Rivals which she had directed once before back in 1935. This is a favorite of Miss Bachrach's and both times it was given, once by the Senior Class of 1936 and again by the Senior Class of 1946, it was quite a success. CAT WINS DIVORCE Reno, Nevada, Octem 10.- Charging her husband with cruelty to animals, Mrs. Albert Cole, with a small cat clutched in her arms, pleaded for her third divorce. She accused her husband of kicking her pet downstairs and making it meow the res-t of the night. The husband, a nervous down-trodden man, pleaded guilty. And the judge, ever a lover of dumb animals, granted Mrs. Cole her divorce but without alimony. It is hard to say wno looked the happiest, Mrs. Cole, the cat, or the husband, Mr. Albert Cole. ALUMNI GATI-IER PCR BAN QUET Glen Burnie. Md., Octem 10.-4 The reunion banquet and dance of the Class of '36 was held in the auditorium of Glen Burnie High School last night. Provision for the entire banquet was made by the many old friends of the class who hadn't seen each other for years. Margaret Booth, a cook at a downtown restaurant, and Verna Hardy and Leonora Pumphrey, who are both employed in the kitchens of prominent Baltimore families, cooked the delicious meal. Six attractive girls of the '36 grad- uating class--Virginia Anderson, Florida Disney, Therese Dorr, El- eanor Ford, Lillian Fowler and Gertrude Dunn----all of whom are waitresses at the Oriole Cafeteria, served very efficiently. Robert North Toastmaster Robert North, who is now a well- known stage comedian, acted as toastmaster. With his lively jokes and clowning he kept the whole crowd in an uproar. There were several very enjoyable features in the person of some noted celebri- ties. Junior Hosford, and Anita Kurtz, who stopped by on their Way from New York to Hollywood, gave a unique specialty dance. They had danced on every impor- tant stage and night club from New York to San Francisco and they furnished a rare treat. Thelma Christy, who is now a lovely act- ress, favored her friends with an amusing play. Her latest starring picture was The Rivals , by Sher- idan, a play which was produced iContinued on Page 5, Col. 11 2 THE GLEN BURNIAN 013132 G. . Qtatf Editor-in-Chief ......., Seth Linthicum Assistant Make-up- Lillian Hawkins, Rosemary Lane Reporters- Robert North, Vernon Moreland Typist .................... Junior Hosford FLASHES FHUM AFAH by The Flashylite Press Los Angeles, Octem 10-Frantic search is still being made for that noted scientist, Seth Linthicum, who has not been seen since last Sunday at 3:00 o'clock when lie sailed for Mars in a peculiar rock- etship which he, himself, had built. Mr. Franklin Maddox, one of his colleagues, says that through his tele-spectroscope he has found traces of the exhaust of the lost scient.ist's rocketship in the outer atmosphere of Mars. No other word has been received of Profes- sor Linthicum. MILLION AIRE IN TERVIEWED Cherbourg, France, Octem 10.- The retired oil magnate, William T. Brauns, arrived today on the great luxury steamer, Gascognie, which docked yesterday. Mr. Brauns is on his way to Persia, where he will live a life of ease. It is rumored that the main rea- son for Mr. Brauns' going to Per- sia is that he can there have a private harem. Some of his old classmates when interviewed inti- mated that the rumor was possib- ly true for even in high school he was magnetically drawn to girls' houses in spite of his efforts to remain away. He seemed rather embarrassed when interviewed, and would not answer the report- er's questions. HOROSCOP FOR OCTEM 10 You have much executive ity and a keen, active mind. You rela- E abil- are a half-wit. You see the tion of things to each other. You show good judgment, and will not harness a bull and a mule to the same plough. CYou don't know how to harness either.J You have a. fair measure of self- reliance if you don't lean on a cane. When you seek advice you do not always adopt it. You want to know the reason for everything. You have a laugh that sounds like The Shadows Your favorite tune is 'The Music Goes Round and Round. GREAT MEN BORN TODAY Professor Jessie Clayton Mr. N. 0. One o o New Cork, Octem 10.-Mr. Geonge Ebersberger, who has al- ways longed fdr an operatic career, has iinally succeeded in his ambi- tion. The beginning of his career was marked by his playing of minor roles in several high school operettas. For ten years he played only small parts in the Eastern, States, but this did not discourage 1 him. Mr. Ebersberger made his de- 1 but with the Mefrotolitan Operaf Company on Avpril 19, and since then he has followed one success with another. l WHEN IN T B A L T I M 0 R E DROP IN l i HOCHSCHILD, KoHN 81 Co. l THE WEATHER Fair and slightly colder todayg Rain taomorrowg Snow Wednesdayg Solar Eclipse Thursdayg Storms Friday: Strong North Wind Saturday. Nit: See that guy over there? Wit: Yes. Nit: He has a wife and ni children and he's the meanest ml on earth. Wit: Is that right? Nit: Yes, he starts a family ro every night and spoils everyone appetite. Wit: My gosh! Why does he c that? Nit: To keep down household e: penses!-Pathfinder. Compliments of a FRIEND FINE E NGRAVED WEDDING IN VITATION S Samuel H. Kirby 86 Sons STATIONERY ENGRAVERS 505 PARK AVE. BALTIMORE, MD. VEi-non 5457 CRONI-IARDT 85 SONS PHOTOGRAPHERS Ojfcial Photographers of the Class of 1936 226-Z8 PARK AVENUE BALTIMORE, MD. THE GLEN BURNIAN 3 NITE CLUB RAIDED New York City, Octem 10.-A score of G-men, assisted by the New York City police, early this morning made an invasion of the Cobalt Nite Club for the first time. This unexpected raid was caused by some ill rumors that had reached the expectant ears of the law. Many times before the Cobalt Nite Club has been unsuccessfully raided by the New York City po- lice. This raid was also unsuccess- ful even though the G-men had been called in to help. For the last three years the mayor of New York, the Hon. Harry Melvin, has been trying to pin something on Ellsworth Smoothie Nowell and his partner, Sly Nigro. Howev- er, when the G-men entered the Nite Club last night they found nothing even suspicious in the Nite Club nor in its great gaming room, which is only a little smaller than that of Monte Carlo. In spite of evil rumors it appears that the Cobalt Club is just a clean nite club which caters to the idle rich of society. ALALTEH LINUHELL UULUMN Hollywood, Calif., Octem 10.-A schoolday romance at Glen Bur- nie High School today terminated in marriage when Margaret Mor- gan and Ellsworth Cook eloped to Yuma. Miss Morgan, a star on the War- ner set, came to Hollywood in 1937 and six months after her arrival became the fifth wife of Ed Hardy the screen Romeo. As in his other marriages, Ed soon lost the af-, fection of his beautiful wife, and Margaret journeyed to Reno where she received a quick divorce. Several months went by after the decree was granted, and then yesterday, Hollywood received news of the elopement and second .narriage of Miss Morgan. For her second marriage, she has picked a rising actor in Mr. Cook, the vil- lain in many of the movie center's best gangster pictures. It is to be hoped that this early romance in the east will become one of Holly- wood's few successful and perma- nent marriages this year. I ALUMNI BITS By a sudden turn of Fate, Er- nest Ungerer has taken to English. He is now a Professor of English at the University of Maryland. It ain't no tellin' how them things will turn out, as the Ernest we know used to say. 1 V In Business for Your Health Glen Burnie Pharmacy PAUL Sci-loci-lsr, Ph.G. f PRESCRIPTIONS 4 Phone: Glen Burnie 216 1 H. T. MACEY FLORIST and NURSERYMAN Full Line of Perennials and Rock Garden Plants Phone: G. B. 79-M GLEN BURNIE, MD. il LIN TI-IICUM STATION STORE C O L O N I A L Service Station Amoco -- Betholine - Phone: WOlfe 7507-J The Clubmen Dance Orchestra lMUSIC for all OCCASIONS , COIil2Egg,?JNgUPPLIES Sunoco - Texaco - Phone: cries. ssvs 1 MAZEIEIEETES Tydoi- Richfield -- 2639-TRFORD AVE' TQBACCOS White Flash Inn Tm 'I' ' Also Gulf FULTON FAMILY , B U S 1:3 S OLD CUT-oFF and ANNAP. BLVD. A For Hlfe GLEN BURNIE E, M, DILLQN, pmp, Day: Glen Burnie M-M I 1702-1714 MCI-IENRY ST. Lin. 165 LINTHICUM, MD. Night: Glen Burnie 222 BALTIMORE: MD' Compliments ofthe G. B. H. S. Alumni Association THE GLEN BURNIAN RADFQRD 86 SANDERS, Inc. 612-622 WEST PRATI' STREET Millwork - Wholesale Only Lumber - Cement - Lime The F. JCHNSQN LUMBER CO. PLaza 0969 GLEN BURNIE ANNAPOLIS Phone: Glen Burnie 100 Phone: Annapolis 12 THE GLEN BURNIAN 5 lContinued from Page 1, Col. 31 for the first time in motion pic- tures, and in which she played op- posite Leroy Corkran, who starred ln the Greek God. Ann Briggs, that raven-haired songstress, sang a medley of some old songs that were popular when we all gradu- ated from high school, such as, Roll Along Prairie Moon, The Music Goes Round and Round, and several others. The banquet was closed by the group singing the old spirited school songs. The dance started at ten o'clock with music 'by an excellent local orchestra which was directed by Jacqueline Lake, who occasionally plays the guitar. It is interesting to note that John Burkowski plays the trumpet in this orchestra and that its very charming soloist is Ruth Williams. The unusual decorations were executed by Roberta Kernen whose artistic ability has made a place for her in the world of art. Many of the members of the class of '36 are now prominent people in the fields of education, sports, business, and athletics, and quite a. few of these were present at the reunion. Ruth Durner who is now professor of English at Goucher, Laura Boyer a wellJ known French scholar, and Gilbert Vogel, the soccer coach at a noted boys' school, all graced us with their presence. Phyllis Ednie, one of the foremost women politicians of the country, gave a lively po- litical speech-quite informally, of course. That well-known lawyer, Clarence Hammond, also took time off from his cases to join his for- mer classmates in this get- together. Butchie Roberts, who has taken over the ownership of the Glen Burnie Drug Store, sent his regrets saying that he would have loved to come but it was the clerk's night off. Stephen Thom- asek, was present with his wife, a former debutante. Irvin Cox, who now has a chain of shoe stores reaching across the country, was there with his young and attractive wife, Viola Davies, also a graduate of Glen Burnie High School. Still going strong is the ten-year romance between Rosemary Lane and Moss Chairs, both of whom were present at the affair. A familiar sight was the appearance of Kenneth Dodson and the former Martha Stegar, who have been happily married lmore or lessl. POEM BY S. LINTHICUM fContinued from Page 1, Col. 11 Mr. Corey to a hideout from which He gave her a call at seven, , He went in the park at eight, they will attempt to get out of the At nine he would be in heaven, state, with the aid of Vernon S0 he sat on the bench to Wait. South, truck driver. All roads are He sat on the bench till daybreak, closed' He sat on the bench to mourn, '11- He sat on the bench till sunset, Nix: You know, Fm 110i 8-S dumb as I look. Natsh-Gosh! You really have a lot to be thankful for. Because his pants were torn. -Copyright No. .005005. T' -ff . .D 'iiliii Til 'L gif ' :ifi isi-1.1-,, I COMPLIMENTS OF P W 3 Heins, Hardware V The Meyer Seed Co. S SEEDS, BULBS, PLANTS, tore I POULTRY SUPPLIES I , 34-36 LIGHT ST. BALTIMORE MD. Phone: Glen Burnie 172 plaza 6170 ' ,- GLEN BURNIE, MD. 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Annie, portrayed by Miss Chris- ty, is in love with a handsome young sailor whom we never see, and the story concerns the recital of her troubles to her girl friend, Lizzie, played by Miss Goldsmith. This team reminds you of the old team of Patsy Kelly and Thelma Todd which was popular about 12 years ago. I enthusiastically rec- ommend this picture to anyone in- terested in the adventures of young girls. It is interesting to note that the two stars, Miss Goldsmith and Miss Christy, and also the director, Mr. Claggett, graduated from the same high school and were in the dramatic society together. This school was the Glen Burnie High School of Maryland and any in- stitution that can turn out such products certainly deserves an or- chid. THE GLEN BURNIAN 7 ALUMNI NEWS FLASI-IES To our surprise, Jesse Medford has made a place for himself in the world. Who would have thought that this boy who had so much trouble in English would rise to the position of presidency in the Baltimore Trust Company. Mr. Medford has also secured a wife. When asked whether he would at- tend the Class of '36 reunion he replied that because his vacation came. at the same time, he would be unable to as he had promised to take his wife to Florida. Fate certainly did its part. if if Sk Margaret Alvater has become one of the foremost librarians, working now at Enoch Pratt. Car- roll Calvert has finally succeeded in his life's ambition to become a professional checker player. He really is a wizard at the game. It's about time. Imagine going into a high school which has a dancing studio. That's what has happened at Glen Burnie High School and' the instructors are Misses Mar- garet Vain, Doris Hammond, Dor- othy Hammer, and Lillian Fowler. How the times do change! Having been engaged for more than ten years, Miss Rose Haegerich and Mr. Franklin Ridgell ibetter known as Ducky J are just about ready to take the marriage vows. When Jeanne Porter graduated she boasted that she would probably marry Elmer. So far she has not succeeded. Rome, Italy, Octem 10.-After eight years of suppression, dicta- torship again arises in Italy. Yes- terday Generalissimo Antonio di Leonardi marched on Rome with an army of black shirts. Today he easily took over complete con- trol of this city due to his great popularity among the Fascists. As Premier Mussolini did before, di Leonardi did today by making himself dictator under the appel- lation of Premier. Premier di Leonardi now controls practically all powers in Italy, though he is smart enough not to reveal this to the populace. COMPLIMENTS OF MAYER'S 1105-1115 LIGHT ST. BALTIMORE, Mp, R.L.LOWMAN 1 Contractor ' GENERAL Home REPAIRS 208 11TH AVENUE BROOKLYN, Mn. Prospect 857-J TI-IE ARUN DEL CORPORATION BALTIMORE, MD. CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF SAND AND GRAVEL 9 THE GLEN BURNIAN Compliments of the G. B. I-I. S. PARENT-TEACHER'S n ASSOCIATION THE GLEN BURNIAN 9 Slssliiill ufws By Wimpy Jones Much to the surprise of his fel- low school mates and the chagrin of his trainer, Charley Biemiller has grown another inch. Since his trainer, Mr. Gordon Owens, has organized the 'paper weight' fight- ing class, in which every contest- ant must be of a certain height, Charley has held every title. This year, however, when he was meas- ured to tight it was found that Charley had grown another inch. This strange happening of fate will put Mr. Biemiller out of plenty of money. Glen Burnie. -- Miss Sylvia Thompson holds the record of be- ing the first woman in America to be a street cleaner. Miss Thomp- son, who is from Brooklyn, relates how she achieved her great suc- cess. During my school years I never had a special ambition. When I graduated from G. B. I-I. S. in 1936, I had the chance of being a stenographer. I knew there were many stenographers and much bet- ter ones than I, so I gave up that idea. I had never seen a wom- an street cleaner and as I have always tried to be original, I thought I might try my hand at this occupation. I did and here I am. Ten years have passed and many RADIO Joe Clarke, the Fire Chief, is featured on a new series of Tele- vision programs. He and the much bewhiskered Kenneth Dodson, muster memories of the lousy pro- grams of Ed Wynne which were sent out over the ether waves in '36 As you stop, look, and listen to the Fire Chief program tonight, the performance will be enhanced by a new gadget invented by Mary- land's Radio General, Leroy Cork- ran. This boon to humanity is called the Radio Techno-Screw- loose-Micro Inner Tube. Tele-Radio Program - WSEE For Tonight QSee and Hear the World, 6:00 Jake Armstrong, the All- American School Teacher. Cooking Recipes - a series of talks by Pearl Mack. 7:00-8:30 Green and Aist fight. Melvin Sacks showing How to Drive. 9:00 Talk from Italy on World Affairs by Generalissimo 6:30 8:30 diLeonardi. 10:00 Dance Team-Hosford and Kurtz. 10:15 Talk on Communism by Comrade James Crouse. 10:30-Grand Opera - Miss Ruth Williams. A talk by Carl King, me- chanic who aids in the con- 11:00 FLASH-At last there is hope of someone beating the famous Joe Louis. Frances Dooley has at last turned professional and his challenged fight with Louis will take place this fall. All the Glen Burnians are rooting for Dooley. It has been hinted that he will teach his infant son to box, al- though his wife strongly objects. The GLEN THEATER PLAYS ALL THE BEST S H O W S SASS BROS. 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I 1 10 THE GLEN BURNIAN INCGME TAX EVADER I-IELD Miss Dorothy Kelly, the owner of the largest beauty shoppe in Glen Burnie, The Beautifierj' was arrested yesterday for refusing to pay the annual hairdressers' tax. The suit was filed by the Bar- bers' Board of Anne Arundel Co. After graduating from barbers' college, in which she spent five years, she opened this beauty shop- pe in Glen Burnie and it was im- mediately a success because of the low prices. Miss Kelly stated that she could charge low prices be- cause of the fact that she was ex- empt from taxes. Her assistant, Miss Anne Mann, was arrested with her. This dangerous arrest was made by a dozen G-men who raided her shoppe last evening. Because of the frightening rumors that had centered around this hard-boiled hairdresser the county officers were afraid to take any decisive steps themselves and called upon the Government men for assist- ance. Today a petition has been cir- culating among the beauty-seekers of Glen Burnie, with Miss Boots Seebo as the originator and leader, to bail Miss Kelly out of jail for the Thursday Special in the beauty shoppe. As yet, no decision has been reached. BUY A Qian Jaurniann All the news thats' Ht to print and some that's not. l FLASH-Today, at the annual skating championship race be- tween Canada and the United States, Mr. Larrimore, the Amer- ican holder of the title for the last two years, again retained the title for the United Sttaes. Mr. Larri- more has never been bettered since he first gained the title for the United States in 1944. Baltimore, Octem 10. - Miss Thelma Christy, the accomplished actress of the stage, is returning to Baltimore on May 17 to play the role of Juliet in that great work of William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet. The play will be presented at the Ford Theatre on Octem 39. Miss Christy is Maryland's greatest gift to the stage. She gained her first experience in dra- matic work as an actress in school plays at the Glen Burnie High School, after graduation she went to a school of drama in New York City. Six months after she finished her preparatory work, Thelma was a leading stage star, and since then she has been steadily increasing in popularity. There are no doubts that her present Work will be a success. N- . . ' Glen Burnie Optical Co. ocuusrs AND oPr1c1ANs ROLAND R. Mosi-, Optician Located at Glen Burnie EDI TORI A L- Since Hollister Storrs was elect- ed Mayor of Clarkville a. year ago, this city has been in a state of turmoil. He and Carlton Saffell, the president of the City Council, 'have been in cahoots since the l l l l w beginning of their terms and the city certainly seems to be the worse off for their partnership. But their relation could hardly be called a partnership as Sa.ffel1 seems to be the political boss with Storrs a mere flgurehead. Since November 1 the city debt has been raised from 31,415,000 to S3,763,000, and it would take a microscope to dis- cover any benefits' we might have received. Storrs, Saffell and the other of- ficials have spent practically all of this sum racing over the country trying to get some tips on other city goots. If instead of running around the country they would try staying home and running the city for awhile Clarksville might come out of the red. But even when we have our of- ficials in the state, Mayor Storrs spends the greater part of his time playing Monopoly and neglecting the affairs of our town, while Mar- ion Sanner claims most of Carlton Saffell's leisure hours and many aren't supposed to be spent in leis- ure. It is indeed sad to think what Phi-M'maFY Clarkville will be before their term M. D. in attendance is up. 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