Gwynn Park High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Brandywine, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

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S., M. Ed., State Teachers Col- lege, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Penn- sylvania State College, University of Pittsburgh, University of Mary- land, PRINCIPAL. MISS IOSEPHINE M. KELLY A. B. University of Maryland, GUIDANCE. Alabama THEODORE WERTZ. A. West Chester State College, University of MR. B. S., M. Teachers , VICE PRINCIPAL. MRS. ERMA DYSON MR. LOUIS E. MILLER Salisbury State Teachers College, A. B., M. A., Marshall College, LIBRARY, CLASS SPONSOR. University of Michigan, Catholic University of America, FRENCH,- ENGLISH, MATH, CLASS SPONSOR. 3 MRS. ADELAIDE BURGNER B. S., Mus, B., Philadephia Music Academy, Lebanon Valley College, Miami Symphony Orchestra, MUS- IC, CORE. MISS KITTY LOVE EARNSHAW B. A., Mary Washington College of University of Virginia. CORE, PHY- SICAL EDUCATION. MRS. JANE L. CONNICK B. S., M. Ed., University of Mary- land, Bowling Green College of Commerce. BUSINESS. MR. PETE H. GOULDMAN, JR. B. S., Vocational Polytechnical ln- stitute, University of Maryland, VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE. MR. LOUIS CONNOR B. S., M. Ed., Frosburg State Teach- ers College, University of Maryland, BOY'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION. MR. LEROY JENSEN B. S., University of Maryland, Miami University of Ohio. GENERAL SCI- ENCE, BIOLOGY, ECONOMIC GE- OGRAPHY, PHYSICAL ED. MR. WALTER DEDOVITCI-I B. S., Bucknell University, Blooms- burg State Teachers College, East Stroudsburg State Teachers College . MATH, BOOKKEEPING, ENGLISH, BUSINESS MATH. MISS MARGARET D. KENNEY B. S., M. A., Teachers College, Columbia , ART , ARTS and CRAFTS, WORLD HISTORY, U. S. HISTORY. 4 MISS MARY GAMBLE KUMP B.S., M. A., West Virginia Univer- sity,George Washington University, SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS. MRS. NELL M. MEYERS B. S., Western Carolina Teachers, BUSINESS. MRS. ELINORE MARANG B. S., West Virginia University, Uni- versity of Stetson, HOME ECO- NOMICS. MR. FRANCIS E. PARKER B. S., M. Ed., St. Lawrence Univer- sity, DRIVERS TRAINING. MR. JACK J. MARION B. S., M. A., Penn. State College, East Stroudsburg State Teachers, Columbia University, MATHE- MATICS, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS. MRS. ENID SCHAEFFER B. S., Minnesota University, GIRL'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION. MRS. ISABELLE Z. MARTIN A. B., Western Maryland College, CORE, ENGLISH. MR.Jo1-IN RAYMOND sMrrH B. S.,Frostburg State Teachers Col- lege, CORE. 5 MR. ANTHONY I-I. SCI-IIETROMA B. S., In Music, St. Vincent Col- lege, BAND. MR. FREDERICK WELCH B. S., University of Maryland. SHOP MRS. EDNA WILSON Strayer's Business College, SCHOOL SECRETARY. MRS. ELIZABETH LETCHER CAFETERIA MANAGER Herb Pinkney Henry Pinkney 6 ching ln September, 1947, seventy-five wide-eyed students fumbled around the classrooms of Gwynn Park High School, meeting new friends from Baden and Brandywine Elementary Schools. We were thrilled at the ex- pectation of spending six wonderful years at the relatively new school. During this first year we presented to the school three plays: The King's Big Toe , The Patch-Work Quilt , and Billy's First Date which left them all laughing and very much impressed. When the next year rolled around, we were all proud to find that we had advanced to the eighth grade. This was the year that we welcomed Melvin Gotshall to our Class. The next year we were freshmen. This was the year we decided which courses we would follow during the next four years of high school. This was the year we made our first entry into the Senior High Play Contestg we presented Mother Walks Out . During this year we welcomed Martha Ingle and Doyle Funkhouser who proved to be assets to our class. In our sophomore year we undertook the project of putting on the Harvest Dance, which has become an annual affair for the sophomore class. As the end of the year was drawing near, we gave the graduation reception in honor of the Seniors. , One section of our class. 1947 8 'r 1 r 21' ,! O' x 41- . if 7 .' I P' J' . I df nf' R W ral 7 ja+,,5fgv2T2. Q-2-Q.. V '..,.-w' .Y .45 X N -QR , 1 5 I 'iiffg Zlll 25 no xr F1 Y - I 7:7 '17f'ff.- - I ryfijf' N 1 gxyfn 1' : V :QA ff?:'l ' '4' . N! ' 2 The other section of our class. 1946 In our junior year we welcomed two new classmates, Shirley Auer and Dick Berkheimerg the latter left us in great sorrow by his passing on. This was the year in which we sponsored the annual Valentine Dance, and we also gave the Junior-Senior Prom in honor of the graduating class. This was the first time we had ever presented a hillbilly play, It's Cold in Them Thar Hills . We finally reached our senior year and began to think seriously of our future careers. In this year we welcomed two new members to our class, Betty Jean Burroughs from Brazil and Jackie Kornhauser from Hawaii. After much hard work, days and nights after school, we presented to the public our first three-act play, which was at one time a very well- known movie, Mother Was a Freshman . In the meantime we were very busy with the publication of our yearbook. - During our last few weeks of school we prepared for our graduation which took place in June. Now we have all taken different paths in life, but we shall always carry with us the memories of good times of our days spent at Gwynn Park. 9 WILLIAM BRAMELL Shop 1,2g Hi-Y 3,4g Field Meet 2, 43 Basketball 2,3,4: Class Play 2. PATRICIA RUTH CURTIS Library 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,3g Ad- vertising Manager, Yearbook 4g Dance 3g Valentine Queen's Court 3g Plays 3,4g State Chorus 3,4. WAYNE LESLIE BULL Hi-Y3,4g Teams2,3,4g Track Meet 1,2,3,4g Class Vice President 3. MARY RIDGEWAY DILLON Basketball 1,2g Newspaper 3,4g Dance 1,25 Class Secretarg3,4g Pa- trol 2,3,4g Honor Society ,4. BETTY JEAN BURROUGHS Dance 4, Newcomer. LAWRENCE MERWIN DULEY F,F.A. 1,2,3,4g Soccer Team 2,4. DORA MAE CURTIS Dance 1,2,3g Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,3g Student Council 1,2,3,4g Yearbook Photographer 4: Patrol 3, 4gG1ee Club 2,3g Commercial Club 4, Plays 3,4. LEWIS MARSHALL EARLY Photography 1, Visual Aids2g Dance 3, Track Meet lg Yearbook Staff 4. 10 HELEN JEANETTE FINCI-I Dance 1,2,3,4g Patrol 2,3,4g Stu- dent Council 2g Glee Club 3. MARTHA KAREN INGLE Nature 2g Art 3: Dance 3,4. DOYLE FRANKLIN FUNKHOUSER Class President 4: F.F.A, lg Nature 25 Hi-Y 3g Newspaper 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Soccer Team 2,3,4g Base- ball Team 2,3,4g Class Play 1,25 Pageant 4. I ' DAVID HARRY KENLON Glee Club lg Nature 2: Hi-Y 43 Pa- trol 4g Plays 1,3. HENRY MELVIN GOTSHALL Shop 1,2,3g Teams 2,3,4g Field Meet 1,2 ,3,4g Play 3. FRANK EDWARD MCDONOUGH Class President 3g Yearbook Editor 4g Basketball Team 2,3,4g Dance 15 Visual Aids2g l-li-Y3,4g Field Meet 1,4g Plays 1,4. PHYLLIS MARIE HOLT Dance 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2. NETTIE LOUISE MCINTURFF Glee Club 1,2g Dance 3: Track 2. 11 I ROBERT KEVIN MCPHERSON Nature 15 F.F.A, 2,3,4. WILLIAM ALOYSIUS MUDD F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. CLARA SELMA MEINHARDT F,H.A. 1,2g Newspaper 3,4: Honor Society 1,3,4g Student Council 3,4, Patrol 3,4g Class President 2g Track 1,2,3g Assistant Editor, Yearbook 4, Plays 1,2 ,3. ERMA ELIZABETH ORCUTT Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Dance 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3g Patrol 3,4, F.H,A, 2,3 Commercial Club 4g Plays l,2,3,4 Yearbook Typist 4g State Chorus 3,4 WALTER MANNING MEINHARDT Shop 1,2g Visual Aids 13 Nature 2g Hi-Y 3,4, Class Treasurer 2,3,4g Teams 2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Plays 2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 4: Pageant King 4. DONALD LA NSDA LE PEED F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Soccer Team 2,3, 4: Baseball 25 Pageant Attendant 4g Valentine Queen's Court 3. VESTA JOYCE MOORE F.l-l,A. 1,2g Dance 3g Tri Hi-Y 4g Class Secretary lg Glee Club 3,45 Library 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1 2. ' DORIS MADELINE PENNINGTON F.H.A. 1,23 Dance 3,43 Tri Hi-Y 4: Track 2. 12 CLINTON ERVIN PERRIE Dance 1g F.F.A.2,3,4g Soccer Team 1,2,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 1, 2: Patrol 3. ERNEST HENRY RIESS F.F.A, 1,2,3,4. JAMES ROBERT PIRNER y F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ' MARY GENEVIEVE ROBEY F.H.A. 1,2g Newspaper 3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Student Council 1. ANNIE ESTELLE RICHARDS Dance 1: Tri Hi-Y 2,4. MARGARET AMY SASSCER Library 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4 Dance 3g Pageant Attendant 4. MARY LUCILLE RICHARDS F.H.A. 1,25 Dance 1,2 ,3g Basketball 1,2g Patrol 4g Student Council 25 Plays 1,2,3,4. HARVEY KURT SCHWIEN Shop 1,2,3g Commercial Club 4g Yearbook Staff 4. 13 EVELYN RUTH SCHEIDEGGER Visual Aids 2g Basketball 1,2g Glee Club 3,4g Yearbook Artist 4. SAMUEL JOSEPH SUMMERS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Soccer Team 2. ELVIS FREDA SHIPP F.I-I.A. 1,2g Newspaper 3,4g Year- book Staff 4g Honor Society 1,3,4g Plays 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1. JOHN BRANDT TAYMAN JR. Dance 1g F.F.A. 2,3,4g Soccer Team 2,3. . BLANCHE THERESA SMITH Glee Club 1,2,4g Dance 3g Tri Hi-Y 23 Honor Society 2,3,4g Patrol 3,43 Track 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2g Queen's Court 3g Queen, Marlboro Fair 4. DAPHENE MARY TIPPETT Dance lg Newspaper2,3,4g Editor 4g Class Vice-President 2g Plays 1,3,4g MARY ROSALIE SMITH Dance lg F.H,A, 23 Newspaper 3,4g Track 1,2,3. W ISABEL HILL THOMAS Art 3g Dance 3,4g Honor Society 3, 4g Yearbook Artist 4. 14 FRANCIS ARTHUR THOMPSON Shop 1,2. DONALD WAYNE WILLIAMS Visual Aids 1,22 Photography 13 Dance 2,33 Hi-Y 43 Field Meet 1. CARL ANTHONY VILLARI Dance 1,2,3Q Commercial 43 Patrol 33 Teams 2,3,4: Track Meet 1,2,3, 4. RUBY JEAN YOUNG Dance 1,2,3: Tri Hi-Y 43 Class Treasurer 13 Queen's Court 4. RUSSELL GILBERT WATSON Soccer Team 2,3,4: Baseball Team 2,3,43 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. CHARLES ERNEST MILLER F.F.A. 1,2,3: Dance 23 Teams 2,3,4. JACK LEE WERNER Yearbook Staff 43 Basketball Team 2,3,4: Magazine Campaign 2,3,4Q F.F.A. 13 Nature 2s Hi-Y 3,45 Plays 1,25 Field Meet 1g2,3,4. IACQUELINE KORNHA USER 15 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 16 gym! xm X xxx Wm, Q Rx . X Assy Xxxw Qwki X xNX X X XS X NX S X W 9933. , X 5 N , Ujfczow PRESIDENT, Doyle Funkhouser SECRETARY, Mary Dillon VICE PRESIDENT, Jack Werner TREASURER, Walter Meinhardt 5144 Editor in chief .... .......... F rank McDonough Assistant Editor . . . ............ Clara Meinhardt Business Staff . . . .... Walter Meinhardt, Elvis Shipp Advertising Staff . . ...... Patsy Curtis, Jack Werner Harvey Schwien, Doyle Funkhouser Art Editors .... . . .Evelyn Scheidegger, Isabell Thomas Photographers . . ..... Don Williams, William Bramell Lewis Early I Chief Typist ....................... Betty Orcutt Faculty Advisors .... Mrs. Erma Dyson, Mr. Louis Miller 18 44570656 WE THE SENIORS of Gwynn Park School berng sound of mind and memory do on thrs ftrst day of January in the year of our Lord 1953 hereby make pub lrsh and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament hereby revokmg any wrll or wrlls heretofore made by us We the semors do hereby wrll and be queath the followrng Wrllram Bramell leave my cool temper?? to Mr Connor Wayne Bull leave my neatness to Rrchard Ogg Betty Jean Burroughs leave my prerced ears to Margaret Blandford Patsy Curtrs leave my vorce to Albert l-Ircks Lawrence Duley leave my hot roddrng to Norma Jane Arst Lewts Early leave my red harr to John Krdwell Helen Frnch leave my drrvrng abrlrty to June Baker Doyle Funkhouser leave my Jokes to Clark Arst Melvm Gotshall leave my sports abxlrty to Elden Thomas Phyllrs Holt leave my red Jeans to Jean Myers Martha Ingle leave my love of books to Tony Vrllarr Davrd Kenlon leave my helght to Paul Bramell Jackre Kornhauser leave my pony tarl to Shrrley Robertson Lourse Mclnturff leave my blond harr to Lrla Gouge Frank McDonough leave my basketball abrlrty to Leroy Ogg Kevrn McPherson leave my smokmg to anyone who wants rt Clara Mernhardt leave my modesty to Arnold Rrchards Walter Melnhardt leave my speed to Bob Townshend Charles Mrller leave my g1r1s to an eleventh grader Joyce Moore leave my Job rn the offrce to some other unfortunate person Aloysrus Mudd leave my wave to anyone who can copy rt Betty Orcutt leave my plano abrlrty to Pauline Orcutt Donald Peed leave my typrng abrlrty to Allen Peed Dorrs Pennrngton leave my long halt to Miss Kump Ervrn Perr1e leave my new Ford to Brlly Carson Jackre Prrner leave my farmrng abrlrty to Albert Mangum Ernest Rress leave myhoogs to Mr Gouldman Anme Rrchards leave my late nrght hours to Shrrley Rrchardson Mary Rrchards leave my sense of humor to Betty Turner Genevreve Robey leave my herght to Gladys Shrpp Margaret Sasscer leave my herght to Mr Marion Evelyn Schredegger leave my horse to Joe Vrllari Harvey Schwien leave my werght to Gary Tarbox Elv1s Shrpp leave my place rn the Honor Society to Bunky Wilson Blanche Srmth leave my athletic ab1l1ty to Mary Derry Rosalre Smrth leave my gift of gab to Drane Parker Joe Summers leave my curly han' to Sonny Perr1e John Tayman leave my car and fast drivrng to Freckels Wrllett Frances Thompson leave my short ues to Mrss Kump Isabel Thomas leave my Honor Socrety posrtron to anyone who deserves it Daphene Tippett leave my quretnessl I to Frank Prckeral Ruby Young leave my Guidance Office Job to Joan Walder Carl V1llar1 leave my Charlre Horse to Mr Connor Russell Watson leave my soccer abilrty to Kenny Turner I Jack Werner leave my roughness on the basketball court to Melvm Richards I Donald Wrllrams leave my Karser to Mr Welch O I, ' ' . . 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I, . . . . 4 1, ' . 0 y 19 NAME ADMIRED FOR REALLY IS REALLY LIKES FUTURE William Bramell His Talent Tempermental His Olds Wayne Bull Neatness Bashful Betty Burroughs Smile Friendly Patsy Curtis Voice Silly Mary Dillon Pony Tail Romantic Lawrence Duley His Driving Dangerous Lewis Early Red Hair A Hotrod Helen Finch Her Eyes Lovable Doyle Funkhouser Corny Jokes A Lover Melvin Gotshall His Height A Wise Guy Phyllis Holt Personality Friendly Martha lngle Her Walk Hippy David Kenlon His Freckles Smart Jackie Kornhouser Pony Tail Friendly Frank McDonough Leadership A Pool Shark Nettie Mclnturff Blond Hair A Flirt Kevin McPherson Smile Small Walter Meinhardt His Hair Handsome Clara Meinhardt Her Brains Nice Charles Miller Cheerfulness Talkative Joyce Moore Brown Eyes Easy Going Aloysius Mudd His Name A BookWorm Elizabeth Orcutt Efficiency Helpful Ervin Perrie Sportsman- A Hotrod ship Jackie Pirner Good Looks Nice Boy Donald Peed His Dancing Lankey Doris Pennington Fighting Lots of Fun Ability Annie Richards Sweetness Ambitious Mary Richards Beauty Energetic Ernest Riess His Hoogs Carefree GenevieveRobey Helpfulness Sweet Evelyn Sche-idegger Her Art Quiet Harvey Schwien Mechanical Handsome Ability Margaret Sasscer Famous Last Agreeable Words Elvis Shipp Neatness Studious Blanch Smith Legs Nice Gal Rosalie Smith Disposition Quiet John Tayman His Line Smart Isabel Thomas Freckles Snappy Francis Thompson Ties Sociable Daphene Tippett Frankness Fun Carl Villari His Physique ARomeo Russell Watson Soccer Handsome Playing Jack Werner Handwriting Good Natured Don Williams Legs Modest Ruby Young Gift of Gab Cheerful Joseph Summers Curls Short 20 Girls U. 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On Her Bike InACrosley Squealing Busy Laughing With Mary In His Ford At Pomonkey Waldrof Arguing With The Eyes Loafing Legally Out of Class Evading Work In The Guidance Office Rushing 21 William Bramell Wayne Bull Betty Burroughs Patsy Curtis Mary Dillon Lawrence Duley Lewis Early Helen Finch Doyle Funkhouser Melvin Gotshall Phyllis Holt Martha Ingle David Kenlon Jackie Kornhouser Frank McDonough Nettie Mclnturff Kevin McPherson Walter Meinhardt Clara Meinhardt Charles Miller Joyce Moore Aloysius Mudd Elizabeth Orcutt Ervin Perrie Jackie Pirner Donald Peed Doris Pennington Annie Richards Mary Richards Ernest Riess Genevieve Robey Evelyn Scheidegger Harvey Schwien Margaret Sasscer Elvis Shipp Blanche Smith Rosalie Smith John Tayman Isabel Thomas Francis Thompson Daphene Tippett Carl Villari Russell Watson Jack Werner Don Williams Ruby Young Joseph Summers I W ' I J 1 22 - X5 Y V11 . , X X, W yy, vi s. WS -Q Y xXx P 24dch ' 79715 fame 76, 7965 X I-Iello, Everyone! This is Clara Meinhardt, your News Reporter, speaking to you from the Class of '53 reunion at the Gwynn Park Plaza Hotel. The owner of the hotel, Jack Werner, and his staff, QManager, David Kenlong Hostess, Blanche Smith, and chef, Kevin McPhersonj promise to provide an enjoyable evening for all. The entertainers to be presented later in the evening by the Master of Ceremon- ies, Carl Villari, are MelGotshall's Swing Band with Betty 0rcutt as pianist, Doyle Funk- houser, famous comedian, and Donald Peed,owner of Don's Dance Studio,who will dem- onstrate some of his new dance steps. Bill Bramell, owner of Atomic Airlines, with the help of Pat and Jackie,the Singing and Dancing Stewardesses, brought Senator Mac and his wife the former Mary Dillon here in record time. His secretaries Elvis Shipp and Joyce Moore returned from an im- portant trip to Hawaii. Honest Hambone Meinhardt, garage owner and used car dealer, arrived with Law- rence Duley, his demonstrator, in one of his special cars, the Rocket Age Hot-Rod. Among the next arrivals were Joe Summers, owner of the Easy-Does-It Farm and his farm managers, Ervin Petrie and J. B. Tayman. Russell Watson, Ernie Riess, Jackie Pir- ner and Charles Miller are raising prize HO-OGS on a new type of farm plan they have been working on for several years. Russel1's farm down by the Patuxent River is the scene of the experiment. Harvey Schwien, the owner of a modern service station on the super highway going south, came to the gathering in a new Owner's Delight, a car which he designed him- self. WAVES Phyllis Holt and Doris Pennington have just rushed in after receiving special permission for leave from Admiral Early at the Pentagon. Francis Thompson and Al Mudd, the super salesman of Wayne Bull's new invention Slickem-Down Hair Tonic, have just come in with free samples for all of their friends. Daphene Tippett, Editor-in-Chief of Cosmo Magazine, came in late after sending the next issue to press. She was accompanied by some members of her staff, Betty Jean Burroughs, Assistant Editor, Annie Richards, Fashion Editor, Mary Richards, News Ed- itor, and Evelyn Scheidegger, Art Editor. They were followed by Isabel Thomas and Martha Ingle, who are models in New York City. The sponsors of our class in 1953, Mrs. Erma Dyson and Mr. Louis Miller, were able to leave their important positions to be present this evening. Mrs. Dyson is the Head Librarian at the Library of Congress, and Mr. Miller is a Professor of English at the Naval Academy. Margaret C Mrs. Mikey, president of the National Housewives League, and her personal secretary, Ruby Young, flew back from Denver on one of the Atomic Airliners after at- tending a convention there. Donald Williams, millionaire playboy, flew his own stunt plane which he landed near the hotel. By the way, most of the dazzling hairdos worn by the women were done by Genevieve Robey and her assistants, Helen Finch and Nettie Mclnturff at the Style Rite Beauty Salon. Rosalie Smith is the Secretary at Genevieve's fashionable beauty salon. Well, folks! That is all the news at this reunion. Ten years from now, in 1973, we may have even greater news for you! Until then, good-by all. 24 Q E Mm 1 25 - ' W 4' 7 fmr' A 'As I 0' . , 167' V! KC: N 'Jw I 0 wr . f . A , I X9 I I S Z AW X, xx H ex ff 'U xx S ENI HGN OR S 0 OR C IET Y First row: Wilson, Blandford, Aist. Second row: Mrs. Martin, Meinhardt, Dil lon, Smith, Shipp, Robey. J UNI H O 0 N S0 OR C .IE T First row: Blandford, Tippett, Babcock. Second row: Mrs. Martin, Kuster, Xan- der, Wydick, Townshend, Blandford. PA T R OL S First row: Sellers, South, Smith, Suit, Suit, Curtis, Painter, Blandford, Delbridge, Turner. Second row: Suit, Garrettson, Gray, Cassidy, Phillips, Jenson, Kenlon, Wilson, Dean, Willett, Tayman. Third row: Dillon, Meinhardt, Heilrneier, Hayes, Blandford, Mangum, Adell, Rawlings, Martin, Wilson, Keech. Fourth row: Finch, Richards, Tippett, Orcutt, Smith, Goldsmith, Cassidy, Dent, Baden, Bull, McC1enny, Mr. Wertz. Fifth row: Mr. Marion, Logan, Marean, Stone. 28 W R Y L IB l 4 N EW S P CL AP U E First row: Willett, Goldsmith, Meinhardt, Shipp, Dillon, Noland. Second row: Mrs. Connick, Delbridge, Tippett, Funkhouser, Lawrence. Third row: Richard- son, Smith, Robey, Bull, Adell, Aist, Goldsmith, Shipp. R WA GLU RY B First row: Shipp, McPherson, Via. Second row: McC1enny, Adell, Blandford, Bragg, Blandford, Estep. Third row: Mrs. Dyson, Crozier, Blandford, Baden, Sasscer, Delbridge, Goldsmith, Aist, Perrie, Suit. Fourth row: Curtis, Watson, Phillips, Logan, Suit, Wilson. S TU D C0 E U N N T C1 L First row: Townshend, Hayes, Meinhardt. Second row: Willett, McClenny Dent, Mr. Marion, Baden, Logan. Third row: Beswick, Xander, Curtis, Earnshaw Laughlin. 29 B R S BNI CH QR 0 RU S i 5 as First row: Blandford,Curtis, Tayman, Beaton, Sasscer, Thomas, McGreevy, Vil- lari, Logan, Shipp, Latimer, Dean, Richards, Orcutt. Second row: Ayres, Thorn- burg, Estep, Moore, Myers, Owens, Via, Baden, Miller, Gray, Cutler, Scheideg- ger, Third row: Snith, Turner, Finch, Orcutt, Gouge, Ellis, Carr, Pickerall Noland, Woodworth, Richards. Fourth row: Perrie, Mangum, English, Segar Cassidy, Vest, Stone, Aist, Mangum, Blandford. Bishop, First row: Letcher, Watson, Townshend, Blandford. Second row: Suit, Babcock. Vaughn, St. Claire, Fageans, Mudd. Third row: Mrs. Burgner, Santrock, Bull Valentine, Rickett, Ganzert, Adell, Trunnell, Finch, Babcock, McDowell, Young: Fourth row: King, Coyle, Thomas, Edelen, Rawlings, E11is,Suit, Rawlings, Go shorn, Wilson, McPherson, Tippett, Brown, Trueman. V Goldsmith, Bragg. M U S CLUIC B ISU , A A ' First row Oliver, Cook, Richards, Wells, Fulks, Walder, Farmer,-Phillips, Rye. Second row: Shifflett, Myers, Stone, Aist, Tippett, Myers, South, Wilkerson, Hyde Mr Smith, Berkheimer. .30 ID L S A. H. C .OM M ER C L CI Mrs. Myers, Curtis, Orcutt, Dean, Latimer. ' First row: Beaton, Blandford, Richardson, Adell, Suit, Sellars, Woodworth, Via, Mrs. Marang, Bishop, South, Ayres. Second row: Owens, Bishop. A. First row: Kramer, Ransom, Pirner, Garretson, Moats. Second row: Rickett Valentine, Ganzert, Young, Blandford, Babcock, Suit, Streater, Tippett, Mrs Marang, Whittington. Third row: Adell, Townshend, Thompson, St. Claire Heilmeir, Smith, Watson, Letcher, Trunnell, Suit, Finch. Fourth row: Bull Febrey, Caldwell, Eckert, Hayes, Santrock. 3 1 W UB A DRA MA GLU TIC B Ely, Via, Suit, Orcutt, Perrie, Bragg, Mrs. Schaeffer, McPherson B C H E E R L E First row: Bond, Dixon. Second row: Myers, Blandford, Smith, Woodward. Third row: Miss Kump, Beaton, McPherson, English, Finch, Tayman, Heilmeir, Estep, Ransom, Watson. F BAN D First row: Mr. Schietroma, Mangum, Vest, Thomas, Rye, Bond, Mayes, Xander, Wilson, Cavin, Early, Gray, Downs, Myers, Aist. Second row: Orcutt, Kuster, Logan, Williams, Goshorn, Watson, Turner, King, Ogg, Haynes, Ransom, Owens, Wilson, Sellers, Via. Third row: Aist, Ellis, Wilson, Scheidigger, Crozier, Painter, Wydick, Wa1der,Coy1e, Phillips, letcher, Gouge. Fourth row: Gardner, Swartz, Rickett, Blandford, King, Denny, Werner, Jones, Martin, Heilmeir, Rawlings, Eckart, King, Noland, Vaughn, Eamshaw. 32 A F. F. A. First row: Wilson, Perrie. Second row: Peilmeir, Townshend,Reiss, Peed, Wat- son, Mudd, Connick, McPherson. Third row: Mr. Gouldman, Pennington, Mc- Donald, Sweeny, Binkley, Richards, Miller, Lederer, Tayman. Fourth row: Rob- inson,Duley, Newman, Berkheimer, Hyde, Miller, Pirner, Seger, Peed, Summers, N CA LT UU First row: Hunley, Haynes, Swearinger, Powell, Turner, Carson. Second row: Howe, Xander, Cavin, Wydick, Berkheimer, Rickett, Fletcher, Kuster. Third row: Tarbox, Painter, Sherman, Derry, Rawlings, Mr. Jensen, Lipps, Showalter. A IM CRP0 L LD U AE B NL First row: Richards, Quade, Williams, Crozier, Berger. Second row: Schwein Ellis, Vance, Jones, Graham, White, Compton, Mudd. Third row: Willett, Mr Welch, Tarbox. 33 BR CA LR UTS B Seated: Platt, Cassell, Richards. Standing: Sellers, Kremer, Streater, Towns hend, Gardner, Ellis, Garretson, Pirner, Jones, Miss Kenney. First row: Robey, Townshend, Funkhouser, Eckard, Second row: Gotshall, Del- bridge, Blandford, Young, Richards, Laster, Thornburgh, McClenny, Kuster. Third row: Baker, Richards, McC1enny,Miss Ke1ly,Bull, Aist, Wilson, Parker,Ganzert, Mangum, Eckard, Wilson, Young, Thompson, Cutler, Baden. First row: Kidwell, Blandford, Villari,McGreevy, Logan. Second row: Mr. Mil- ler, Bull, Bramell, Werner, Bramell,Meinhardt, Stone, Williams, Dent. Stand- ing: Kenlon, McDonough, Marean, Ellis Blandford. 34 TRI HI-Y HI-Y C-11 ,- XC f . fffqf' Inf: x , X f 11 . f I A 1 f y K I rg Q 'G K 'Q Q Q Z X 6' X 1 X N., .st . 112- taxa. ,4 V .V A X li.: 1-'I First row: Hall, Gotshall, Dean, Aist, McClenny, Tippett, Keech, Myers, Wilson, Dixon, Blandford. Sec- ond row: Bond, Delbridge, Tayman, Latimer, Richards, Kenlon, Gouge, Mangum,Robertson, Baker, Wald- er. Third row: Townshend, Binkley, Summers, Wilson, Adell, Richardson, Derry, Bu11,Myers, Baden, Bond Fourth row: Mrs. Marang, Townshend, Chilton, Stone, Cassidy, Parker, Ganzert, Turner, Dent, Kidwell Goldsmith, Marion. Fifth row: Gardener, Robertson, Peed, Hicks, Pennington, McDonald, Ellis. 36 First row: Shipp, Tayman, Via, Shifflet, Demarr,,Eckard, Woodward, South, Willett, Suit, McPherson. Second row: Beaton, Kenlon, Ayres, English, Etter, Cassidy, Orcutt, Bishop, Quade, Gray, Estep, Bishop, Baden, Kremer. Third row: Finch, Myers, Wilkerson, B1andford,Go1dsmith, Bragg, Tayman, Perrie, Wind- sor, Ely, Tucker, Mrs. Meyers. Top: Cooley. First row: Carson, Wi1son,Mi11er, Kuster, Brady,Marean, Vest, Seger, Richards, Berkheimer, Villari. Sec- ond row: Perrie, Logan, Sagar, Hyde,McC1enny, Gouge, Laurence, Parker. Third row: Lederer, Sweeney, Aist, Newmen, Sellars, Canter, Noland, Peilmeir, Bramell, Beswick, Mangum, Mr. Dedovitch. 37 1 First row: Ransom, Smith, Villari, McGreevy, Blandford, Early, Lightfoot, Bond, Thomas, Tippett, St Claire. Second row: Suit, Townshend, Carr, Pickeral, Rye, Watson, Suit. Third row: Young, Febrey Finch, Caldwell, Shumaker, Ganzert, Carson, Thompson, Adell. Fourth row: Santrock, Townshend, Rick- ett, Hicks, F. Jewell, Schwien, H. Jewe11,Wi11ett, Carroll, Valentine, Bull, Mrs. Martin. Fifth row: Brown- ing, Watson, Luttrell, Willett-. First row: Letcher, Painter, Moats, Hayes, Cassidy, Streater, Myers, Heilmeier, Trunnell, Tarbox, Smith Second row: Dixon, Montgomery, Finch, O'Bier, Denny, N. Richards, Coyle, L. Richards, Wilkerson Third row: Kramer, Etter, Garretson, Blandford, Whittington, Martin, Moats, W. Richards, Ellis, Pirner Eckard, Miss Kump. 38 First row: Fletcher, Richards, Richards, Baden, Platt, Thornburgh, Townshend, Kuster, Eckard, McPher9 son, Willett. Second row: Rickett, Berkheimer, McDowell, Vaughn, Swartz, Warren, Jones, McKenzie, Etter, Peed, Crozier. Third row: Miller, Argus, Downs, Sinclair, Ogg, Derry, Sherman, Wydick, Cutler, Fewell, McClenny, Mr. Smith. Fourth row: Tarbox, Blandford, Cavin, Xander, Hunley. First row: Robey, Thomas, Bramell, Watson, Fulks, Wa1der,Cook, Kenlon, Funkhouser, Cassell, Laughlin Second row: Pirner, Day, Richards, Jones, Hall, Showalter, Wilkerson, Miller, Dunn, DeMarr, Sherman Powell, Logan, Baden. Third row: Wells, Cusick, Farmer, Nimmerrichter, Bloecher, Tippett, Ellis, Marean Martin, Oliver, Myers, Mr. Jensen. 39 First row: Turner, McDowell, Coyle, Ellis, Jewell, Trunnell, Gotshall, Asmussen, Early, Willet , Dixon Second row: Eury, Edelen, Rollins, Feaganes, Brown, Truman, McKenzie. Third row: Haynes, Bond, Tip- pett, Van Hoozier, Ellis, Whittington, Gromes, Werner, Quade, Mann, Fields, Carson. Fourth row: New- itt, Sagar, Cornet, Compton, Baden, Beswick, White, Graham, Wilson. Baden, Young, Miss Earnshaw. First row: Gotshall, Dillion, Rol1ins,Fergunson, Mayes, Berkheimer, Lips, Burger, Thompson Demar Wil- let. Second row: Wilson, Earnshaw, Rowell, Duckworth, Hall, Bishop, Coyle, J. Willet Richards Mudd Third row: Pirner, Jones, King, Warren, Wood , Asbell, Luttrell, Payne, Schottroff, Huffman, Holt, Mr Connor. 40 I ' f W 1 Y h A512 x, rx Ad, ML x m f U 9 ,fr 1 0 my A 6408 First row: Villari, Gotshall, Saars. Second row: Logan, Dent, Meinhardt, McDonough. Third row: Mr Welch, Curtis, Werner, I-licks, Pennington, Thomas. ' W ' mm First row: T. Villari, Seger, Logan, Sweeney, Wilson, J. Villari, Watson. Second row: Saars, Mangum, Beswick, Carrol, Hicks, Lederer, Gouge, Carson. 42 2 First row: Blandford, Lederer, Wilson, Perrie, B. Logan, Richards, D. Logan, Second row: Binkley, Funk- houser,B. Townshend, Vest. Third row: M. Peed, Bull, L. Townshend, Dent,D. Peed, Watson, Meinhardt Mr. Connor. First row: Summers, Richards, Perrie, J. Villari, Binkley, Second row: Logan, Bull, B. Townshend, L Townshend, Vest,Du1ey, Third row: Mr. Connor, Lederer, Dent, Pennington, Bramell, C. Villari, Funk- houser, Goldsmith, Williams, Thompson, Miller, M. Peed, Watson, D. Peed, Meinhardt. 43 V-xx N W X. ko ww QWWQX ,N S 74a Sedan! 45 ?amc?cwa Seemed 46 S S i 3 1 i l i 47 TEACHER Mrs. Connick Mr. Connor Mr. Dedovitch Mrs. Dyson Miss Earnshaw Mr. Gouldman Mr. Jenson Miss Kelly Miss Kenney Miss Kump Mrs. Marang Mr. Marion Mrs. Martin Mrs. Meyers Mr. Miller Mr. Parker Mrs. Ruhlig Mrs. Schaeffer Mr. Schietroma Mr. Smith Mr. Welch Mr. Wertz Mr. Vozar ADM IRED FOR loud clothes cool temper neckties good humor her hair his hoogs his wife dramatic ability her hat her convertible good cooking big brown eyes neatness efficiency disposition driving whistling Paris fashions his dark eyes friendliness his crew cut deep voice bow tie E. J. Schalle r O REALLY IS COULDN'T BE USUALLY SEEN efficient calm walking handsome serious pulling his hair O. K. wrong?? in gray chevy charming angry smiling short quiet roller skating friendly a farmer smoking a pipe sociable physics teacher camping sharp untidy helping artistic loud in her new chevy a hot-rod im politics with Mr. Connor petite an outdoor girl canoeing swell short or heard school girl tomboy traveling Southern lady lazy working congenial excited joking regular guy in traffic court directing nice temperamental in a hurry chic fat eating keen on music tall jiving a work horse skinny serious nosey in Esquire smoking cigars serene excited in the office sincere a grouch stepping on toes ?azwa4 Waldorf Auto Top and Seat Cover Shop 48 Compliments o f Nichols Ave. at V St., Anacostia, D. C. Wasbz'ngto1z 3 Larger! Furniture Dzsplay LUdlow 4-4000 I. g To the Graduating Class of 1953 We congratulate you on your graduation from Gwynn Park High School. We trust that you will further pursue your education and prepare yourselves to become outstanding, useful citizens in your respective com- munities. You are to be commended for your achievements and we extend to you our sincere best wishes for a successful career. CURTIS BROTHERS Xfw C5-Qlqhngw 35.1 I PWM ' FRANCIS AND PARSONS INC. P 7 p . N t t NICHOLS AVE AND v. srs., s.E. WASHINGTON 20, D. c. Ludlow 4-7400 ..... Dodge-Job-Rated-Trucks ANACOSTIA NATIONAL BANK i of Washington Serving Southern Maryland Since 1910 200 Nichols Ave., S. E. 3850 South Capitol St Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. RITCHIE BROTHERS , FUNERAL Home Cvmvllmms 24 l'lour Service of Air Conditioned B. W. CARS UN ,Established Since l9 l9 Market 7.3391 Grocery Store and Barber Shop Upper Marlboro Meets, Fruits, Vegetables L. G. BALFOUR CO. CLASS RINGS - FRATERNITY PINS MEDALS ' CUPS ' TROPHIES 711 14th Sf. Washington, D. C. 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