Hereford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Parkton, MD)

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Downbeat Club Dug that crazy Satchmo Armstrong Thus club us devoted to the latest huts Margue Hanna us one of the many pupuls who enjoys lustenung to the latest jazz sen satuons and the cool dreamy musuc of Eddue Fusher Enjoyung a revere are P Walker M Hanna B Hubbard and C Weber The butler clud tl Many hours are wuled away as the members read and enjoy the best mysterues obtaunable As tor Ellery ueen you cant stump them on any of hus worlrs Dual M for Murder us one ot theur favorutes D Gillispue and K Swank ponder upon a solu tuon to the latest crume Junuor Hugh Dance Club Turn the musuc a luttle louder and every body grab a partner Come one come all tor a good old fashuon square dance Our junuor hugh students also learn the latest dance steps Thus us the place where younger students prepare themselves to at tend the school dances D Moore, E Gull, P Fetler, E Heath, J Thompson, and R Wagner cut a rug j , l Vggyjy T3 u I N ' C u - u jaw? . . , . , . , . , 4 if ' Mystery Club u xr. N 7 , ,, . . ,, M - 3 , ' ' . hu , l N W N y - 1 H D I . H I

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D5 T. Pearse, J. Heise, L. Calhoun present u travelogue. Chefs' Club Mix in two cups of sugar, one teaspoon of salt, throw in a group of boys and Mrs. Reed-Results: The Chef's Club. Cooking hints practiced will keep them from starving when the little woman is away. Ever taste their cupcakes? Travelers' Club Far away places with strange sounding names. Members of the Travelers' Club obtain information about far away places by travel folders, maps and books. They have visited Paris, Rome and London in their dreams. sg -l I-low to fry an egg is ably demonstrated by D. Warner to fellow club members Playing according to Hoyle are E. Young, W. lee, D. Phillips, D. Thompson D. Hare, and P. Wineholt. if W 'YL' ,J la Games Club You trumped my ace a bad way to win friends and influence partners students joined the Games Club and became better acquainted with the fundamentals of chess, checkers and cards. Competition is at its best when the members engage in tourna- ments.

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sw' -P8 Y Dlscussmg wmd reslsfonce are members of the Model Club R Anderson R Wrnghf 0 Shock M Hull J Long and R Benson Model Club Airplanes automobiles and trams Ih the mlmature are no problem for members of the Model Club Eddie Koller and Ray McDade are quite successful In manfactur :ng minute Fords m Senior Hugh Dance Club They Were Doing the Mambo will be remembered as the year everyone was learnmg the Mambo The members learned the intricacies of this dance and the old stand bys Polka Waltz and Fox Trot Cards chess and checkers ore enloyed by D Danmyer R Royston T Dullon A Keller C Cooper P Kohler Almony and D Snyder Junior Hugh Cames Club Anyone for a game of chess The mem bers of the Jr Hugh Games Club master the arts of chess, checkers and card games of vanous types Some of theur favorntes were Rook, War, Bndge, and Chess Mr Coale and Mrs J Doster, C Ensor, D Bull, C McClanuhun, P Asper nn the latest steps Y 1' 5 1. I ,bb .e f ' Q I I 7 'Y 4 I X 2 -,wr N ' ' fe 1 M, Qui M56 I' K ' I- ' u - - x ' . . ll I .ll Ilssll