Hereford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Parkton, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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Q X , 7 i 4 f,,,.- s R N, xnx- s.i R fl R, Ex Q 'ix , if: M T YEA N! f-J- .X-4 Z N 5 f J, N f-J -4. -, J R .JS .. A 'E,'f-151 +17 WL '22 ij? W-52 if i' 100 7 , 2 N H2 J -'f ,...J ' -In V' -as V 111 Hu 1 YF,-'rr Wkaw lxgs-7:-L H X BLAZERS YN gk J B s ,5 Z .1 E Y-f 1 f l , KL I I n 1 - ' 41 ffm' W S9553-:im 11 7 TIXAT If. -- - -n xx X iY ??L 1 X 'YYQLN ff V iv 1 02:1 PRINCHPAMS MESSAGE The crearion of a yearbook requires a grea'r deal of worlc and imagina+ion. The sfaff and sponsor of fhis year's edi+ion have used plen+y of bofh. I am sure fhe s+uden+ body and facul+y join wi+h me in saying Well clone. Harvey W. Kreuzburg. Principal KW .lc 5?-2 1 DEDHCATIIUN MATTHEW J TRESS As dlrector of the vlsual a1d program faculty member ln charge of transportatlon teacher of math sponsor of a homeroom and representatlve to the TABCO Credlt Union of the teachers assoclatlon Mr Tress IS always a busy mdlvldual But when ever there IS a student actrvlty ln progress or whenever a group needs a faculty sponsor for nts project he flnds the tlme to help and become an actlve partlclpant ln both the work and the fun As a famlllar flgure on the dance floor on roller skates at Hay Days and Farm Falrs and through hrs enthusxastlc support of our teams he has been more than just a teacher He has proved hlmself a true frlend It IS wlth gratltude slncere appreclatlon for all of his efforts and work and genulne pleasure that we dedlcate the 06 Pzoneer to 'Vlr Tress who has endeared himself especially to our semor class 1 9 . , . . . . . . , . . . ' 7 - 9 I . . . . 7 7 ' , . . v e . . , .. . X ,Q mg an 1 'Tip 4 ,. i C9 N Q22 M TENDER ag , X ,Eff I C? Q75 Q S .' g mac 49' q 7, SN NT i..lNT W Z I 6' Q ,X CZ X if f NX ,NP -E' any M A Xu ff FEETW W if Q fox we N Q Qf A C399 21 G Z fxflki V -L Q- 64 L.. 7 g 4 mf' . , I .. -: 4- . '.x,f- ng , ' Q , my... , 5 Z ' fr v ' 1 R. BIRSFTT TB lfirst rnw: 5. Xviifltllll. l.. Phillips, If. Nufli. lf. Shui-ffm-r. Nl. Turin-rt. N lle-nry. ll. Spin-r. I.. llluir. ll. Bail-gf-r Svmvnfl rnw: li. llflslcfy. I.. Gvtz. li Str:-1-lt. K. Yr-agar. J. Ensor. J. How- laml. 11. llvimie-l. ll. Jfvnvi. Nl. Dillon, K. xxlZlllllV!'. Nl. Kvlly. l.. Willw-lv-r, 'llliiril rww: VV. F4-wlrlv. T. llwxllall F. Spriggf. CI. Lavery. W. Sutherland. ll. Fry. ll. Sf8lllf'I'. Fuurth row: ll Fle-ti-he-r. ll, Korvnty. l.. Slazlv. S I lowfr, Xl. Straw. l.. Nl:-ntnfr. l.. Nia-rw nwrr-. l'. Faustnn-n. P, Nlays. TA liii-I r-mv 1, ll.-nflriw. X Nliiy-. ll Fliafff-r. N NUVTUU. l.. Xlnium. N. lwlx swim-l, Xl. Nmilli. F. l.:-fir-I. li. kmipvr Sn-rw-rnl rmv: 5. 'l'rzi1-vw. l'. llaululitz .l. 'liuylim Nl. llliuuril. Y. Cixi-n. 11 Mays. ll. 5uift. lf. Nvw. ll. Xlrfiul luugh. U. lwnt. Third rms: l.. llmlg fun. J. Fliuwr. T. Walk:-r. T. Vlav lfulwlrin. ll. llurlvtlv. P, Vllorrull. J liurrf-ll. ll. lll'2lllllllIY'Il. lfwurlli rim: ll Baldwin. S. llurm-r. D. Tuwlay. J. Hub . , v 4 lilv. U. Harte-r. I, Nval. R. ,-Xllvn. N Uarrvtt. lf. lb-ntry. lil 'V F, NT H M 'TL 1 ,- ,ii J N ,f if ' f r f f2f wif: Q L NI. ROWE I. CIOHFN 'fy- ' . J x 1 ,Q av I A llvl .af ,N ..I V I I L. ST,-KNIPER TD I'1r-I row: Il. Fha-vle-r. fl. I.m'I1ary. F Kohlvr. J. IIankins. K. Krv-afI+-, fl IS:-nnrtt. .-X. Johnson. J. We-In-r. II NIU-hy, Sm-cond row: C. Cram:-r. I.. IIIIIIIIIIIIQLQ. J. Ryan. F. Pm-, NI. 'I'ur Q-r. J. Pruvtt. J. Leppo, K. Be-fcker, I. KQAIIQ-r. G. Marshall. Third row: W'iIhf-Im. R. Knuufv. IJ. IIUII. F Iluowr. If. K1-fflvr, IJ. Iiivksle-r. J. Ha4'IiIf'r. fl. Xx.ht'f'It'I'. I., Arnlavogi, uurth row: R. Cock-. J. Ko-4-nf-y, Y. lux. T. Ifuunlx J. Kvhlf-r. J. II41-Ivy, I I' . uuhnnan. I., XIf'f.uIInugI1. I.. Irnxe-I. GR A D E Ki TC I'xrft row: H. Collink. D. Flwvlvr. P Ilurlon. fl, CTULISF. L. Dilluw. I . Car rvtl. If. Ifule-. 5, Calp. fl- Milf'-. 500011 rum: J. XIII-raw. IH.. NI. Iluga. R, I.I1mI J. 'I'rur'y. C. Ryan. II. .'Xr1uam-t. N I. I -wr. Thirnl row: R. I.uy. T. Ks-Ilffy 'Q-try, W. Town-v'mI, K. Ifn-or, R II1'5vII. ff. Fvlplv. R. SIlilff!'l'. R4 IIIIIQVF. J. Davin F. II:-rry. FUIITIII mw .L Warm-r. C. RPPVP. H. Kupisch. II 'Wm-vpvr. J. HfvImf-S. II. Thrmma-. N. IIOI IIIIQIIT, K. Harm-s E. TALBERT C. FOWBLE Sl First row: XI. Tracy, A. Lyons. H Bruvhl. H. Miller. P, Ensur. B. Hare li. Knotts:-. Sk'CUIlfl row: .l. Nladcle-n B. Cornf-tt. W. Tracey. R. Harlow. l.. Tawncy. R. qkpflr. W. Wright. 'l Kruut. TE Firft row: R. llarly. T. -Xrirlvrxmi. IJ. lxvriny. ll. Fturgill. R. Wulf'-, Nl. I..-lm, R. Carnett. R. Carlisle. Ii. H+-nry. Fvvnnd row: K. Crow, P. llnrggq-ruling. R. Krehs. ll. Snow. P. Vfright. W. Harris. R, Hawkins. H. l'ri4-Q-. D. Tracey. R. Wheeler. '51, Long. Third row: T. Riggin. R. Dolly. R. ilhaff- man, B. Rimnann. R. llarriwn. lf. Nlillf-r, C. Clnpt-rihawri. K. Nlitlwig. F. Garrett. Fuurth ruw: l., ll:-nvtlivt. ll. Ford. ll. Kmul. C. flnukq-r. C, llurn. L, Stio-lpvr. J. Millvr. A. Floors. First row: N. King. J. Raine-r. D. Dv Corse-. R. Swt-ll. NI. Nlillf-r. Nl. Dorn. H. Waddell. R. Barlow. Second row: J. Dorn. F. Harris. J. Re-aumont. fx. llrnwn. 5. Nlvarlowvroft. l'. Krout. Y. Nliclwigr. Cj?RAflDlE1 8 J. PHILLIPS UB First row: J. Benn:-'It. K. Wvright. N Carter. L. Klinfz C. Dillow. E. Dr: Carsv, D. NIc'Curlvy. J. Nichalsnn Svc-ond row: B. He-alh. J. NfJlJHkf'FlPf. J. 5:-wall. E. Aspvr. R. Troyf-r. Nl Mvfhaw. Wy. Brulllngivr. P. fihc-ily Third row: E, llampiwn. N. Ftanifurwl C. Hn-hall. A. Parlvtte. R. Wilhvlm X. Bufle-y. P. Nhllvr. P. Taylar. 5 Nlatlvr-nn. U. Freldvr. D. Baublitz Fuurth mw: J. Yvse-lmfky. J. NIar-twl- lar. N. Hulnb. J. McClure. B. Henry H. Curti-. J. Sharrvttf. S. Huff. S. BUTLER I LX I-'ir-t row' IJ Fxum F Wham-k I' iwrmmll. R. Lmv. 5. I'.llIl4PI't'. L. Flllli n. J. Martin. S1-vmnl row: L. Bro awn. IJ. Fvhnwln-r. Y. .-Xrrnarwst. N -lump-un. I , Willlvlnl. I.. Nlvllraw . irance-. J. He-iw, Thin! row: J Q-r-t, J, Whilvruft. F. Wi-nvr, C. Dv ma-nt. ll. Smale-r. :L Tllmnpwll. L l'alhoun. C. Simpson. Fourth row: S JN-. ff. flaw-r. J. Sllvlllflflrki. J Canulo-5, Y. Re-if-In-rt. R. Mays. D ix an. M. 41+-Fris'fe'. 'Fw- f E. Ii. DRAKE NIR. XII1RltH 8D Firft row: J. Brown. T. Chilcnat. U Lochary. L. Che-lcoat. N. Riggh. R Smith. H. Buf-H. R. Larrick, E. Ritz man. F:-cond row: R. MvUade-. A We-lhvlm. I.. Benedict. D. Halv. R Nladelen. T. Simpson. L. Baddr-n, B Pruitt. E. Crm-n. Third row: H, Poe NI. Wbmle, E. Rittlc-r. D. Hiller, Y Ensor. ll. Bullinge-r. N. Bull. L. Traf ton. R. Harris. Fourth row: C. Mosby H, Halv. B. XIvCullnugh. L. Ward. Nl llmm-ll. H. Yarn-ma. 5. Houvk. I3 Pawn-rs. B. Travy. SIUIICIIIS III thru eighth g11'z11Iv are in the I11'uf'vss uf c'I10r'ki11g tI11-11' own apti- Iufh- I1-sts. 'I'I11's1- lvfls show the i11rIivirIuaI HIICI the guid- a111r'e' ruL111seInr ZIIDIHWIXIIIIZIIPII' uI1c'1'e i11I0rcsIs lie. BE I'l1-I wus: .. '11-ow. II. III nh 1 I I1 I I IIlll't' I' I'11t1 II RI 11111 I I1111 . .. 1. '. . I' III. I.. IIa11'w. Nw-11111I nm: I.. I 1111 I II 111. II. Im.-1-1. .I. XXIII! II. NI 1 II 111. I NIIIIIA1' I I1HIIIII r'I II111I 1 11: I 511011. II. WIIII. II. I'-1111 Il , I Iw111'-nl.-. I1, 511III 1'. IX I111I I l11IIl lun: XI, XX11II,4-1. II, I I111 I III. II. I'1'111'11'. .I. II....r. XI. I. II III NI If'1111111--- Am M NIH. ISISSICT F11 ,. 'n l O :fo 4 N 4 4 ijx l'lIxi nm. X. l.l'fVl1k. H llwrlnpwlm H. Nm-Inu, NT Fillfr. F. Hull. If NIIIIHIIN. 1. 'lUmr1w11fl. H. llf-mlrix Sv-1-111141 rms: H. N11-ilrass. 41. Swann 'lf lJiII1-n. I.. IIN-w. 'If lurmuf-ml. K KZIIHIHIIHQN 1. Iirfllmu- r. 'lf Nvlwn Thiwi nm: ,l. XIJM1. U. Hvxilll, Nl l'f'z1rw. X Ne-nmvr. J. Ulpi. lf. llf-in nivl. H. I'-Nrvgny. J. xlillfzllibliill. ,I Wil:-1-lvl: lwurth rms: U. lrmer. Xl Klub. Il. Sharp. Nl. lirmsn. lf. lie- me-ul. 5. Im-filvr. NT. Umm-. I' lxlmgfurxl. ffi if ig ifff . ag? fE4!2 J. Sl l I'OX lx K I-I. Ill-1 YILLE OB Hall. I, lllmun. J. Klnckvy. li, Hu may. K. Harm'-, T. fYj.CUI1Ill'T. if-wrlsl rms: IV. Fe-itlvr. I.itIl4'. Kuxlivk. Y, bmw. ,l, Nlllllkll. Y. ',UIlt'IlllLlX1'I'. F Nvpplrz P, XIHVIUII. Ihml nm: Nl. ,I. Daxidiw. l'. Hail:-3. A. Tmvrw-ml. NI, finkham. X, IL-J:-5. X. lhalllvlitf. ,l. Trziwy. F. Xr'111um-mt. J. 'IxTL11't'f. lfnu n-w: J. lhulx. F, Nuxhv-H. Y., I4-mpwn V. llvillwn. X l'utlv1wul1. 11. H--llmlriw N. NI1'Rl'l'. ll. Iiowwr. Fir-I rms: li. Hukr-r. D. Ualllxm--r. IT. llo- J. FLESHFR UC lflirxt row: ll. Salanda. W. Ford. ll Hiinpxon. Ml, 'l'hompson. C. Kvrhy. R Wrigglil. ll. lloinli-. W, Half-. Fvfoni row: J. Wolfe-. ll, Naylor. W. Ne-u mann. fl. .-Xdunig. B. Slim-vtx. Nl. Uorn N. llaxidxon. Il. Phillip-. F. Xi-8ll'hlIl'il4 ilihird row: lf. llagia. R. Hose. lf. llala' Nl. Tliorim-. J. JK. Evlu-rt. 5. Jonew R, lxauw. ll. l'rarc'P. T. liauhlitl. IJ Warns-r. lfourth row: E. Xlvflraw. F Mille-r. N. Hyun. P. Walker. C. Cam eron. I.. Long, B. Wright, C. Weber 'W fi N. STERN 9D First row: T. Troy:-r, L. Wheeler. S. Cornett. T Baldwin. C Turnbau h . . g , H. Morfool. W. Almony, R. Royston. Second row: B. Crothe. J. Phillips. R. Adams, S. Lv:-. C. Harris. ,l. Swon- grr. K. Cornvtt. J. Turnhaugh. P. Hoffman, Martin. S. Colo. Third row: F. Bene-dict, NI. Hill. H. Wright. V. Stollard. Yo-he-ll. H. Nlyvra F. SCUIY. J. Pvarw, L. jordan. R. Bo-Ivy, Fourth row: NI. llauhlilz. li. I.. Maya C. fivtz. P, Bo-lvy, E. Brown. N. Yvil- he-hn. V. Nldlillian. E. Cox. R. FREY B. WHEELER ltis clean up time after the hnliilays. The girls finfl nu man in sight tu help them. so they tau-klv the juli uf re-arranging the furniture thelnselws. 0 E Flf-I Tnwi ll. llrlup-I. li, ililllilllllelill. ll. latrf-ll. H. Fnrnimr ll, Hilxf-A xl. Knnuw. ll. Baseinan. J. livall. Swnnil rnw: 5, Wilhr-lin. P. Nlrliailinurit. W. Fletcher. A. Morrison. H. Nlyvrs. ll. jnhnxnn. If. Hartlaux. R. llalr. fi. Srlmv-Illia. H. Mlzunx. 'lihiril rms: j. lloyvr. R. lllizurfl. fi. llxan, 5. lm:-. Nl. R0-in-r. I.. llray. ll. Xlillm-r. fl. Wilfnn. H. ll:-nry. W. I-'pf-riliawr. lsullflll fins: l'i4'lir'llTmlr'. Swlillli. l'. Lux. ll. Hahn. N. Nlaltlivvss. 5. Wilxnn. lf, Traftwvn, A Q- U' 0 Adding to the spirit of Christmas, the carolers enter- tained us by singing beautiful carols through our halls. 'li' 'WI R L ft .N Cf C L 'C B Here they 1-ome. the majorettes of llere- ford. .Mlding speeial interest to rallies. these girls are liusy pruetieing different twirls to entertain us and spur our teams on to vietory. It is hoped that this group will someday' he alwle to perform with the hand. New maroon and white uniforms are also in order. QA CHESS, CARD AXRCHEZRY AND JWNG PUNG Cl Your deal . . . l pass. Now ahsorhed in a game. the sehoolis eardsharks are at work. Members also learn to play chess and ping pong and quite often they sport bows and ar- rows. OFFHCHALS' CLUB Whenever there are intramu- rals played at our school. the referees are students who have learned the rules of the game and of officiating from this 1-lulv. Students respect and abide hy their decisions. H- IQ! 1-L 'W 41 H' 'ii ss, at 7 ' H41 5 ..W,14,:,m,, E ,. . vw V H - - ,??f-aw.35Ea4 gr 'I' I ' if 2. ' N J .40 Six ' is ' - ,, Y xp - ,Y way' Y . me - ' M ff ,f-3' Q' S' .. L f R 1 - F1 V, 'H J' F' v .L Xi ' Jn UM :K ,P iii 1 .. v : ' 1 . 1 n nj 'Y 7 ,' ,t shi ,. . F AH! Q , .,,.. 5 . rg X NG!-vi-f ', f ' . A A 4 4 it ff n WQQ., 2' 1 aff, ,- rap :E mf. designers of tmlmrrtm. gtlHi1'lltS interestecl in th-- -ig1ni11g:au'e zllvletn further their interests In lllliltlillgj -1,1f l'i fe If it ,lib ff fl., L B Quit-t. we hunt tu 1'HIlI'l'Iltl'Zltf'.u lfvery- one is pnmlering his next move. whether it he at virus. 1'he1'kers. nr vurfti The hush' purpuse of this 1-lull is to have fun. Hmm hers learn thruugh QIHIIIPS how to work with one unnther uml to praetiee grmrl sportsmanship. 'l11'I4'v 1' V 4,1:TiI,.Qu C L U13 Want to learn to tie a fly Q' Then this iS the f-luh for you. Vmler Mrs. c1lIllUIIS kl'f'Il i'Nf'll IIIUIII- hers learn basic teeh- niques. 3, 1 .-I M CDDAEL, Here are our future mat. airplane. aml ear Il'illl5tlf' llllPIlt'IF. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Fin! um: L. RIIIPIWI'-lH'Tglt'l'. U. Unwvll, ho'r'lr'T. Wvlliiv. ll. XI'-ilrnw, P. W:-llc-r. I'. fiurrnll. QQ:-Sn:-ll g0'l'llIIlI'!'lNN'I ff. Put I rivk. .l- Unwlilmg. X. Km-Ile-r. if. 'l'ung11e-. llr. xIf'Gl'IlHirs, P. I-'Q-f fffr. ll. Swank. YY. Mvigs. TWEWSPAPER CLUB F. Win-vle-r. H. Arne-y. NI. Hanna. U. ffmvp:-r. .l. 'l'hun1aS. J. 'frm-5. UWWSMqNWEi 1 fl4 L flt'L'Rgh, BUSINESS Y '1 IAMHXTDPJ 1A'1SlI1Ql'I I' First row: Nlr. Young, U. Hufhall, M. Uaulmllll Second row: B. Rohten Wright, S. Wheeler. B. Ben I.. Bull. ,,,,,,.--M Q5 l, -t-1 ? Q ,T V N 15? x ,,, isvs NLXSQtdiHS Linder the dirt-vtion ol Nli Bishop the inenilwrs ol this vluli learn the hasic' tvvliiiiqiivs ul make-up for play s. 'lii1f'lI'llZiIl4lI work has he-en displayed in svhool play s. , 4 Y 'Luz I.,'+. SRTQCLJIB Have you the urge to do something artistir? Well, here is your club. Constructive criticism and encouragement from Mr. De Ville. artistif- abilitx' is fostered. i -Q Ll..-.J JUSCNJR VHVHl CDRVdlNSTW?X VLATB Xlusiv. inaestrol With this order the inenihers of the orchestra vluli go into action. Besides learning lui ts alvout inusir- the stu- dents liaw- ai good time playing thi-ir instruments. wail. 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Members keep the Driv- ers, Fill. cur in tip-top shape and tal-te eare of their ois n ears. ii xii 2 2 5 s 2-2 HY! , -9 A 1 s o iii i 4 , J, . 2 courussv OF - NTWQX MQW Q RS 1 TUMBLING Q lQL lB hti2lI'l'l-lll. clonit let me fall. llere are the hops in the Tumh- ling Cluh experimenting with a new stanfl. The members riot only develop muscles but also have a goocle time. at Ii' wwf X 'L 'lDl CL VIS'L eM, Cf' fl-, Li' B Iliin the lights and settle flown for an interesting fihn. Wvhois at the projector? Why. a trained operator of coursel eonipliinents of the Auclio-Vis ual Llulv. Nlr, 'liress instruets the niein- hers in the operation of all equipment. 4-42, if-fu W 5 5 ?L?1i'fH?? i if as rf 'Mig dk ,en 4- 1 1' ' ,ww M nf?-1' .fi ,QA 'z M 7 z ,4 y iff fy? ' -v . - 1- L f Ac ,.f,', vi' Q, ,, -, 9' lv . ll - uv ,afityy if f , ,V ive, V! 'J fa,5 1v'p fo, 915,19 .PsQrp,, ,gi 1. WQIQWQ 145415, 1, if a ' Q gg Nga, 3? if '55, ,Q S , . 5, 1 K .e. .QA W5 I as if ,,54 , Vw f 72: , . f, V 'Sp' U Wyw, fe , ,V 544' ff: , ,Wi , I J . gig. A 5 af MM ,:f:2,J,f3gw , Qilgf V2 1'Wfi9P ' D mf, QI X I 4' fgziefr ' 12' fi ,f V 4341 Z ,D 33, 'K fin. Q ,Q RW 1 535 8 ff? 521 iff 'P fe vs ,f A hands to Hrs. DI'3NNlJ8l1gl1 they in ilu- lilvrary. 'Ibm 5 vi 'mtl NIRS, IDR,-KWH-XVGH XIRF. I' X'l l'liHSOX Warn s41111etl1i11g guml i11 tlw lim- ul l'ez11li11g'f Tllell the- li- lurary of our school is the place tu lmmk fur it. Students not only use it for l't'Cl'63ll0l1tll reading but also for l't'fCI'f:'l1C6 work. 'flu-sc Sll.1Ilf'Ill5 am- tl1z- lllPI'ilI'- ians nl llf'1'1-f111'fl. 'Ks lll'lPllIgl FPC that thf- slwlws are in urflc-r and lJ6'I'ln01'Ill Illllllf utlwr rlutie-5 CUSTODHANS Through the efforts of our school eu todlans Hereford IS kept a shln D example of cleanll Thew arel Cllle ple T Crothe NI Homer H 'Nlentzar and I Vhne mlller Nt UN I'fFUfRS 6'Keep to the Fiflhlu-'f' Flow it down fW'ith these the monitors of Hereford control traffic through our chool haIlQ Wearlng maroon and vxhlte arm hand thex dn a good Joh of keeping, our Qchool orgamzefl UINIPI e 1 r Fovwhle s -. ' ' S. 4 . . Y th mlirectior of M. i ' ,.... 3 Y , , X 5 ' . inv '- ness. U' . ' s '. .-f lk GG dff X , E fyx ' iff x f fa-U 6 R gg mi Q I4 K 9 Z W ' W Q75 1 N W2 Q Q VE X X HW h Wu W 'QM -fi-,Lx N WX! -.Q?R in if ml ' D i fHlV N xg NL 1 Q63 WMM- EQQQ aw ff' 3' Q jf v FF ggi X5 xml 01 M , J v.N XX Q N -, fff fx 5 'R J Lf 1,9 kai A VD- ,s .Z Q V N X f fy 1 Q nn' ' xt M Q X Q'- 'Xq' 6 . I i- 3 'Jr' 5 s . .-1. ,-,.-ox K ff . .X S' - vw- SUPI IUVURI 3 NIH Xl X S III Treasurer P XTC XHHOII lift lrfsz lull rffszrlent IXNIA I IIOXIPNON SFYVFNIVX NIR D BERNIAN URN V UNION , ,,l ,Q, Q . . . Ap , , -ff 1 f . .jrisf NIH... Ai.xRx JOHN Manu Rlcimmm BENSON .- 1' ' llxilnwflef 1 W-xv Xlxnlm' l?xml6fg0n ' Q- fs ij , 3 2' Q Y 'f iw-V:-as Q- P f ' Y, M ,Q 'W .mg it if f f' V l lk 1? R. Bc-rry Nl. Hlizzarfl . Bolling:-r R. Bollinger R. Bowman K R. Brauglman L. Brent P. Bulmb H. Campion S. Carter P. Carroll M. Cole G. Collins S. Cfmke ,I. Counts ll. Cox C. Dalton B. L. Uaught J. Dill P. Uillow un 'mr ui I .V 'mm' 7 ' Il A., , 6 4' 'W' . ,, Q , , , , 5555 ,S2.E2?Q1:'., -:Gi gif: ' ::'.'.::t..'fp.'7-75:-525: 1112.1-1::::::::.5::,::5:i'4:-' ,::::::::::::: :fp-21' 3. Ban - uw s. Barns C, Bail f l l lll ' f, B. llaul W 1 kg 2 41 n J QQ, , er W s, Haw M. Baublltz . bhtz NV. Ball dict N. Bene R. BCHSOH xp- F' Mi, A ,W 5 A Q X fll , 7 + -fzf-M. .. 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Ja Norris Q ,4 Xurrlf Uwvns Palriwk Phillips ,IF A PUC F Priw Y Ruuh Rllnlvll lillcw Rinll-r Kuppm'slwl'ger 19 '1 Rx an ' ' 4 Q llfll ,lv f . 5 - QQ ' .g k '- . , V UQ , --Nfl- 1 1 V 'if .. 2 . H . ff. Q1 m -st' 1 1 J.Thon1psfm C. Thompson R. NI. Tlmmpsun H. W'.1ill4llllllSl7ll C. rlqlillglll' R. Tracey J. Voshvll R. Wfagner J. WI3llCxl'llll'ft'I' V. Warrl A. Wvvlwr P. Wfeller S. Vvhevler A. W'hippe-rman H. E. Wvhy 0 B. Wmight H. Wright E. Young P. Zimmerman B. A. Zinkhan R. wide R sghl H ive X 'f fi X .gc . . . Q y if , x 4 1 11 5 4 W . gf ml . - . W' . B. N hu . - 'lg R. Frhlwuka I ak Q 6 ,X - ,A lx. Stun xi. Sf-vin f vfff-'.-f'uf ' Z' ' ,WU V uf 1,2 xxsxff. SWN . f - . - 'Q .1 X. NQXRY1' - ..-1' ' fy' PV we I .. A V A H Vx , S x ' .gf I '1 ', 1 -'V ' ,.. 7' V , 'Wah ' , H. 2 w ,V '. Yu l f 2 - . H 77' 7 1 QW My , . , K 4 15' ' 1 P 3 , '..v ,sr ' 5 7,-vm 5 e . My ,,k. I . 4 J . ' w 'X 7 ' ' 1' ' - a .d 1 v ff sxkf lfgw 'QU' .fi , 'Sl -44' ,. , , , ' . f f 'V '1 as ,' . xx .M f' ,-in 1 Q I 1 t u if f 4 ? rf ' N2 . . . v m m ' ,I . 3 A 'lg SUCH gguizka C Syyalxk I SWUXXQN P THNW' D . 3 Q E Q K '? '3 mMy',,, K ,' 31' wgximsg 4.9 4: we ., VK t 4 ,g -9 ii iz' -ks MISS S. DORSEY A nffw ta-acher to Here-ford this ye-ar. Miss Dorsey has taken charge of junior high music classes. NIR. C. ROHDE NIR. J. RIDDACH ,X we-ll-known favf- around school. A familiar sight in his gray shop op Huhtlo- is shop instructor to coat is Hr. Ritlclagh. junior high fninr high shop classes. industrial arts If-achvr, M. Adams B. Arney J. Asper P. Babb P. Bailey M. Bare W. Belt J. Benson N. Bollinger R. Bollinger R. Bond K. Bosley S. Bosley C. Bull L. Bull .A ' 'H .'?'vz .gg v 1 fi L ' ' . ! x :I 'A Qc i if , .Lf ,. - A .frnlg 'm . ' rr? . Hs 'nth . I f-' 1 S. Hvm X KI. Henry '. I' Hr ffmin xI.l:iliHl0ll1'l A, , h.f.ulv t f' cwllll .f'1' . 4 lx. l:4lt'l'U'f ,, . an 1:.c...1v . B . K h M E I , V , .funk vo 1 , Q fig A O I ...fy 1 iw, ' if 'WE A .hmprl it '11 , I,.ll.1x14lwn fi ff' .f . U A. U4-ll lu. Ilvrm-nl Dillon tr XV. lfllsm' P. flvlz 1, M Qs 1 , rv ,R+ VM K iff .Ar ,. P 5. B bllllxple ' ' 1, '57 N I 3 -. 'vs I M s II. x 'W Lg -X f H H.. IN ,L 2.3 A I Ig 11. 7? g W' 4 kk 2 2 S5 QA 2 V! E 1 J lat! Ill , f N 2- 1 fn 10 I, xi 1111 jf X --f Q.. ' ED, 1' W 1 xx ' ,Q C. Hnlrm-s ' ,. . Hullllf' . - .W ,Q Y ,bb vi ' : 1.11-M 1+ .+.f f 4- K-,rf 23 1 M - ll. Humphrey , h , W-:gf 1,44 ' ' Aj fy lIlllllIl'l lllfgl'L V Zfla., .5 gi A McGinnis NIc'Craw McGraw Headowcrnft Miller Miller Moonaw Mullenflore Myers Naylor Naylor Netro Noakes Packard rx- R. Jmws R. IQPFIIPB Y. Kelly ll. IXIHIIIPI' J. Klvvprr Kmnlll H. kthflllilll J.I,z1mlu-rl R. Lvlu-r O. Lloyd J. Martin R.Mar1in F. Xlallersmm E. Hays 5. NIFCIZIIIZIII Ill QQ.,-'S Li 7 ..:p E? L' 'M . X 5 A H I -V 1 A L, J 'X W . ' . IL.. I A f.. arg, N-.1 i 343, Q jfifx- 'flu V N. Simpson M. Skilllwl' J.Slf1vvr I.. Swongc-r N. Taylor J.Tlmn1as If. Tms'nsf'ml J. 'l'rzu'e-y lu. lrumzm 5. Wlxllzlf-fl R. xX'ilhi'l'IIIf!'l' H. We-uw-r ll. Xyillwlln j. Xvilflm-llrl J. Yvinn H. Purlvltf' NI. Patterson R. Pe-urr'v 'I. lJ1'ZlI'l'i' J. Pvltzvr P. Price YV. Ratliff N. Riu' I . Rilllllllll J. Rlmte-11 C. Rulll NI. Sander R. Schroder H. Svhrufer P. Shaffvr s : ff-' R. '79-'Q W -- w Q1 iv Ep X . 1 'w. M. My N1 ,Al . f QU' X x N . 'W Qi' N. Williams Q My- D. Wlorrall , G. Yarema After many months of secret planning and whispering the theme of the annual prom is revealed. The most beautiful night of the year never ends until early morning, when an PI1j0f3l'1l8 evening is put among the happy memories of high school. . ideflt VICE Pres p drib , -' i irlr Secfeillfy B. PACKARD efff . z R ppfesidff' 3, NHLLE V Treasurer Q WALLACE 3, MARTW ' f 'fu 'I ---, 'l'4l' fr: fww ,IL A Nik, ,XC '.l .IX I .Heins Calvin Cole poses with Janet Hiller under a replica of the Hereforcl school ring. B011 Humphrey and his date pause from dancing to sample the punch. ,lean Asper is serving. Suzy Cordon is busy giving out favors nn the lnig night of the lbl'Ulll. 'IJIQWIF1 CQbL T' FCQDIMS l lfX lm Wulm lll Jll luul In QQ ant r,0: J' ' 4. 'QQQ anus, .. F -as 4 .3y,.,, ,. is. 10- 'Dm .4 5364 - 'L' .Ing -FN '- -' XX. Fulvr. lx. XXVISIIHIII. lx XX lrlz. XJ. Fklppvr. H. lwrfwk. H. l'Ulll'JllIlilII. ft'4'1IlllI rms J.. Ke-llor. J. NIHSCIIIUTU. J. Martin. C. Hundcrnlurk. lf. Tflllllllll. W. XXwilI'I1S. 'lxhir rms: P. XXLIJJLIVU. ll. Flank- L. FFIIIUINJS. 5. Mile-s. ll. frLlI'l't'H. J. l',lmm'c'. H. IZIISHI Nh-. Bvlt. if N X VN-or 5 . n 4, V I .gg-f.'! , V . , -4 f J nn' 4.9 eg x x 2 . , Yficv' Q 14 if 4 L ls xka' lx I 4 Hi ,ff 1 'Q ' XS, v 'R ,. x.'5 V -.s., HW, I. 'Mx xi' ' V 651, gi , 1 fr 5' ffm., fi, -V ' 4' . Vg -3' ,. , M., , Z3 4- if. 7 V 1 ,I ,Qs R v A .N M. Q. jg., W Nz 4, ff .Am x fm, ,K If if 'fw- , 2 ? 5 - E f-mir' w 4, , f 2 1 K H f 5 ' ' ' Viv- 1 'M M k -FHL: EQ W ., x ' . qvg 6 5- . F.. M, xi? S - X M. 1--'f: 2E.-' s, ,. x 1 1422?-'jf 3 K' Vi, Q 'SK-,Zilgff-Si 4. f5Gx w frf S.f's 5 , 3, 5 . 1 xr ,X X xi i- .f f 2 'X ag 3 fy- 1 1533. 3, V, 3 5, ,I EE , Q, 35- .. W-5 ff .- M Lf- ,H -2 ..f - , ' ,iw cmd, ,. Q - A Jn, I , Q -I - X f- R. if. V+ , 'T-.mx-1,545 Q ,Y 'M- -ifw w 1: F f- hge, 554 ,Q my .gg 4 ww., emi, X. , x .5 A EN x M., , V7 mk.wyg,- N g,.- ,W QW A . 1 4 X54 Q 2 Eg 55 is f H E,g,'51 5?W .l :Lal Tv x 5 u Batter upfu yells the um- pire. and sn starts another game. W'here elSe could nur national pastime be more en- thusiastivally wvlrwmmect than at Hereforclf Wfith the fine jobs the team dict. lmth Ime- hind the bat and in the fic-lfl. the fans were always satis- fied. Lf BASEBALL 1 rms C Humlutmuk Nmoc muon U1 1 D Carr c Culxlun J l'llll0I9 B Norton Center nm D Ho hall T Pe'lrte NI Skmper UI W PINIII 1 urn-ssful se Whack! There gm-s Herro- forfl. returning an oppmif-rits spike-. With vc-tvl'arr playvrs C. Hvnflrix. Nl. llill. 5. Cor- clun. B. Bmverr. anfl Z1 new crop of players. tht' team is a l1a1r'rl-to-heat r-mnhinatifm. X'O'l,,LIE1 TPS , X il ,l, ,'XNiD SU F'ff'T5 ll-,1l,, WF when lt-an-S ,tart ltllflflilljl anfl thfi grnunrl finally thawi, what else would a girl? ughte turn In ext-1-pl sufthull? With great flrive and cle-termination the girls had '85UIl. 1 Y l l '1 ' 'I ' 'I ft H It It ti l,E1',1X I3 It R 5 11,101 ffl Il1wr'1fr11 KJIIC uf the siwvlzll l.1'tltl1I'f'F at Hc'1'fffu1'4t vas the- t'Nt'lliIlfI In-1'fm1r111z111r,'c' g1iXf'II hy lhv 111111- 1't111z1 iimtipt- uf tht, liiiwisitx wt NIa11'ylz111rl. lhi- gzrwliiv uf tivlwvlvalts LlIIlLIZt'1i t'Xt'lkfllIllx with thc- tiaring fvats xxhir-h they In-rf111'111e1i. Huh He-ri-fwiwlf IA-z1cti11g1 us ill 1-11001-5 111111 SfIlIl'l'iII!2I 1-ur 11111115 on tu vic't1+1'y are the chief goals uf nur vlim-rlf-mls-1's. Looking very Chic- ill their maroon and whiff- outfits. the-5 urn- 1'u11sta11t- ly lllilllllillfl Ill'XSf'l' vml he-ttvl' c-hc-4-1's. 4'-A Nllli bl. Kllll-XSCU Better known to her students as Miss Jo . Mrs. Kobosco is coach of the girls' volleyball team and hockey teams. , MR. J- BELT Q In charge of the boys' soccer and basketball squads. Mr. Belt is a fa- vorite around school because of his coaching capacities. MISS Nl. BLIWETT Girls who wish to 'Gmake the gradew know they'll practice hard with Miss Bluett as coach. Vigorous practice sessions in basketball and soft ball paid off in fun and good sportsman- ship for Miss B. and her teams. HR. T. HOFFECKER The pride of Hereford is the boys' baseball team, coached carefully by Mr. Hoffecker. Encourage- 'H ment and a friendly smile go a long way in gaining co-operation, he has learned. PHI YSIICAIL, EflDiLi'CfXTilUfN 'Tfli,.4XfQffleil ' QYEWSPAPER STAFF Here are the people who are responsible for getting our school newspaper, the Har- binger. to press. The newspaper contains news of current events at Hereford. YEARBUUK STAFF nwonder if we'll make our deadline?,' This question was often asked of the Pioneer staff. At long last we've made it through the efforts of hard- working students and our spon- sor. Mrs. Robinson. E133 QQ, 1 ,v ,S 23 ,gf , K M W fffh , , ,f ,M ,I . . S' 4 wngwiwf -, Q K '- ,V My ' fwfid ., PI' i . 5 'l'. KASIQHHW Xlusic is hearfl floating through our halls ulwlmfwf-r the vhurus lnefftii. .-Xfter Spending hours uf harrl work at prartim' thc- gr-,up was pn-parvfl tu mzxlu- pulvlir' uppvaram-vs xshivh xwrv zippn-1-izlte-fl hy ull. l1t'l't'llIlll'!'. 1955. IDl'llXl'il tu lw ai lllllblh Illlllllll for tht- Illf'IlllN'IS uf ll0I'0fn1'1l High Sl'llllUl.i lvaml. for lllvll' lung rlrvzum-ml ul llllll.Ul'IllS finall- ly arrived. The uniforms 1'em'r-iwrl f.u'm'al+lv 1-umme-nt frum vw-rymu-. They are fashit-nt-d in military style mul Ill tht- svllmvl vulurs. lit-suit-s looking well. the lvanrl llIC'lIlllt'fS also lulvm- s'xm'4'llm1t Illl1Sll'ill ulmility. ri li, Ill Sl'lil KNO Furmvr turning out lwttvr farmvrs is the FIVX. During its vxistmwm- our sf-lnml has mm :many awards and the memhcri hun- rw-p1'r-sormtwl Here-ford at important lm-clings. lvmler Mr. Nlzu-'s SllIPl'l'XiSiUll and through wnrking together these boys are lvzllwlillg to keep our Country productive. NIR. J. COCKEY ft BQT I r I HERE? GRD HXGH DWLOW? I Y x NW w H f V5 dz N Q fb QNM N Y f X I l E NX QNX 1 A N ,QD l'i1QN I URS has MRS. R. DAVIS MR. C. LEISINGER MR, M. TRESS if' lil was great illuuin , , U V I-ANN ADAMS - PAT A fashion plate from head to toe . . . Drivers' Ed. 2 . . . Masquers 3 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . special interest at Mcljonogh . . . loves to talk , . . usually late for I classes . . . future? nursing, then a Marine base. MADELINIQ ADKINS MAIIELINE Cute southern belle with an accent to match . . . Dance 2, 3 . . . Journalism 3 . . . likes to travel . . . a soldier in the Arniy is hr-r special interest . . . plans to make a career of marriage. JAMES ALMONY JIM Well liked by fellow students . . . FFA member . . . Audio-Visual 2. 3, 4 . . . interested in 4-H and MYF gin-f' . . . hunting and Joyce constitute his main hobbies . . . career as yet is undecided. 1. .I ' - 1 l ' 1 -n 45 . 4 . X, .f I , A, I. 1 : r , 'I . ' .- . .X J K. A ,. JULIA ANDERSON JUDY Quiet, retiring miss with long brown tresses . . . Miss Ziegler's helper . . . a hillbilly fan . . . Gee Dad . . . Dramatics 3, 4 . . . Masquers 3 . . . likes to write letters . . . will soon be asking Number please. JEAN ASPER JEAN115 'Proves that good things come in small packages . . . Stagecrafters 3 . . ..FNA 4 . . . a typing whiz . . . A seen skating . . . an ardent football fan . . . should be an efficient secretary. IN, 'B' 'YS KENNETH BOLLINGER n'1LL1L Quiet. but so very friendly . . . subtle sense of humnr . . . FFA . . . Danee 2. 3 . . . experiments tu finrl what makes ears liek . , . stock ear fan . . . after gzramluatiun will join lfnvla- Sam. SHAF1-'ER BOSLEY SHAFFER Tall and curly headed . . . an FFA member . . . favorite pastime he says, is utearing things apart . . . teases the girls . . , working towards a eareer in farming. 0 A I . ,j,' BARBARA BOWEN BARB Always willing to lend a sympathetic ear . . . FTA 2, 3. 4 ...A 'X rt 3, 4 , . , Volleyball 3, 4 . . . colleets stamps and post cards . . . How about that . . . has a friend in Egypt . . . future is undecided. WlI.LI.AM BOVYNIAN BILL Always really with an anfwer . . . a real jitterbug: . . . Tumbling -1 . . . llanee 2, 3 . . . I woul1ln't say that . . . hillbilly music fan . . . favorite pastime-the fairer sex . . . future undecided. ',-Tw A5 JEANETTE BROWN HROWNIE Versatile miss with a pleasinc personality . . . ath- letically inclined . . . Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3 . , . Volleyball 3. 4 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Student Council Ve-vp 3 . . . Sailir-'s pal . . . future plans include Floyd. CALVIN COLE CULEY Dark. wavy hair . . . Class President 3 . . . Art 2. 3 . . . Art Editor of Pioneer 4 . . . Aw, for crying out rv loud . . , Uncle Sam is waiting . . . especially proud 1 . X' of his Plymouth when Janet is in it. ,l M K 2 vi' ti JERRY COLLINS JEARLD Black, curly hair . . . cut a rug in Dance Club 2. 3 . . . one of our Stagecrafters . . . hunting and fishing are favorite pastimes . . . a Ford fan . . . Aw heck . . . an anchor in his future. CHARLES CRoI-'r CHAS Very friendly although quiet . . . Photography 2, 3, 4 . . . Drivers' Ed. 2 . . , Yearbook 4 . . . finds dating Pat very enjoyable een with Mouse . . . contem- '19 ' ' S qv-s--1 plates a career in the Air Force. ew- E 5 CAMERON CHOMWELL CRUJI Tall and quiet . . . his dark eyes keep you guessing . . Ceramics 2. 3 . . . Tumbling 3 . . . FFA nu-mhvr . . favorite pastimes are horsebaek riding and hunting . . future has yet to be revealed. , x , ,-. ,H-N a ,a v , ,, '- X x - 1 L 0 L-' 1 11 cxafukl, 'xr 'l i,K...ux UU' l . ' K , , V ,MT ' J ,V .. tufxf, .w 1 L DOROTHY CULLISON i it 'fu norry ,- ' -1 An agreeable gal . . . always willing to helpjt ut . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Stageerafters 3 . .4 nl of the Bible Club . . . Later . . . ,leanie's pal . . . will pound a typewriter 'til Bobby comes home. if JESSE DOSTER JESSE Likeable personality . . . Class President 2 . . . Veep 4 . . . favorite sport is wrestling . . . drives a yellow convertible . . . most of his spare time is spent with Rosie . . . future will surely be eventful. JOHN ELMORE Jomv A friendly disposition . . . Gunnc-r's sidekick . . . Dance 2, 3 . . . Baseball 3, 4 . . . Soccer 3, 4 . . . K'What's it to you? he asks everyone . . . likes to hunt . . . Peg is always on his mind . . . future in engineering. , 1 K, 1 7 . L.' :Eg C 7 ua -f L' 543 i , ' ff f' i 1. M 1 f - ,, f z' za: ' 'fi 'LL IL, J , Y. V. X. L 1' f , - K, L Cs Donornv ENSOR norrlr: , A' 6095 Tiny, nr-at as a pin . . . inseparable from .ludy . . . Xlonitor 3. 4 . . . Drivers' Ed. 2 . . . Pioneer Typist 4 . . . active in church work . . . always has her homework done- , . . Marvin holds the future. BOSLEY ENSOR Buzz Good looking athlete . . . slow and easy on the draw . . . Soccer 2, 3. 4 . . . Basketball 3. 4 . . . Baseball 3. 4 . . . FFA member . . . likes swimming, cars, and a certain cheerleader . . . future is undecided. ELIZABETH FOSTER BETTY Footloose and fancy free . . . knows her way around in the sports field . . . a real Sharpie . . . 'LHow about that she quips . . . Tater's steady . . . going to he seen. in nurse's white. -6. 7 HAROLD FOURHMAN GUNNER The quiet type . . . immaculate appearance . . . Base- ball 3 . . . Soccer 3, 4 . . . seen with John . . . a real outdoorsman, likes to hunt and fish . . . archery fan . . . Holy smoke . . . future undecided. li' llwrzs C,umE'rT IL-1l4'SIIi llattln-man anrl -port'-man . . . tm-mln-r nf the- Ayrsltira- il? lire-1-th-rs of Nlaryland . . . 4-H Club . . . Class Fr-cn-tary ! 'wipe Y ' 2 , ,A . lil-'A-X l'rt-sitlt-,nt 3 . , . Reprcscntativv to lflf.-K lion- ksj W vt-ntton in Kan-as an . . . Honor Society 3. 4 . . . s-trolls tht- halls with Shirley . . . after graduation will von- tw-ntrato on farming full time. DONALD GILLISPIE .wousi '59, A nt-at dresser . . . subject to quiet spells . . . Pho- V tographv Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Drivers' Ed. 2 . . . Pioneer . 4 . . . a junior janitor . . . pals around with Chas . . . partial to a little- blond . . . future as yet is undecided. 'K' SARAH GORDON SUZY Km-pt He-rvforml in line as Pre-sitlent of the Sllllltill Council 4 . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Hot-kt-y 3, 4 . . . Yolleyhall 2. 3. 4 . . . Monitor 2, 3 . . . always wants to know Why'f . . . favorite pastime is be-ing happy . . . making plans for when she becomes Mrs. McCullough. MARJORIE HANNA .MARCH 3 Versatility personified . . . hobbies include singing. re-atlingz. and attending stock car races . . . Youre very fortunate' she informs everyone . . . corresponds to C.l.T. . . . will he- a me-clical secretary until Charles Comes home. W 71 , 4 CLARA HENDRIX SADIE Outstanding leader . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Class Veep 3 . , . President 4- . . . Hockey 3, 4 . . . Volley- ball 2, 3, 4 . . . member of a vocal trio . . . Brownie's partner . . . future: music and marriage. MARY HERBERT MARY A smile for everyone . . . ear is partial to hillbilly music . . . seen with Sara Ruth . . . spends her spare time writing to a special Marine . . . likes to dance . . . will make a fulltime job of marriage. MARY RUTH HILL RUFE Flirty eyes . . . Volleyball 3, 4- . . . Treasurer of Student Council 4 . , . Lost and Found 2, 3 . . . Basket- ball 4- . . . usually with Norma . . . a roller skating addict . . . Arnold is a favorite pastime . . . future secretary. DE WAYNE HOSHALL MIKE He may be little, but oh my! . . . Basketball star 2, 3, 4 . . . Drivers' Ed. 2 . . . a chess and cards fan . . . Harbinger staff . . . a DeMolay member . , . future undecided fi BARBARA HUBBARD Bozwvy Long brown l1air'aml big brown eyes . . . Uuwnbeat 3 . . . PNA 3 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . an expert on ears. especially blue Chevy convertibles . . . plans for the future: a typewriter anml wedding: bells. -, I fri ' ,J Y ' If I 1 ' X ,H 'f 4 fi ll' fl' i 1 I ,L f 1 a I I , C . 4 cf ! uv , X1 . . , , ' 4 ROBERT HUMPHREY Ron An answer tn every question . . . Dance 2 . . . Mas- quers 3, 4 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . You better believe it . . . drives a green Buiek , . . fond uf Anita . . . future undecided. . V V , ' bfi' wwf M ill it ' ,-V FYI l P' B 5 f,..-p 'e 46: . , fi PATRICIA IMWALD PAT A The canary uf Hereford . . . Basketball 4 . . . Dance -J, , Club 2. za . , . Chorus 2. 3. 4 . . . fam.-A for her solo 'i performanees at assemblies and danees . . . will make a Career uf singing . . . shfvultl sueeeetl at whatever she oes. CARL ISENOCK Rozvwns Cute blontl . . . always :-een smiling: . . . a Fire Fighter 2, 3 . . . Soccer 4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . raises beagles and mallarfls , . . hunting anrl fishing . . . U. of M. football fan . . . future as yet is undeeitled. AS' S fs.. ., fd-an '51, STEPHEN IQEARNEY STEVE 1 Tan. qua.-1 1,1..n.1 . . . Chess and Cards 2, 4 . . . li s Monitor 3 . . . 11 crew cut . . . hobbies are reading and collecting old coins , . . Oh, yeah? he usually asks g., 5 . . . plans a future wearing the Air Force blues. .Q fig' gf . , 4.50 'j5.,.0- , ,ZZMQE EUGENE KEENEY GENE ' . Very likeable redhead . . . fond of badminton. swim- . ming, hunting. and pop music . . . FAA Treasurer 2, 3 11,,.,..-' . . . 4-H member . . . You dun't say . . . plans a kv career as a diesel engineer. LEO KELLER LEO A brain in math . . . Dance 2, 3 . . . Huh? he usually asks . . . likes sports . . . Soccer 3, 4 . . . spun a mean baton in Little Dog . . . going to be a 'ff Av' 'dv- . V ,M farmer. 'V' Q ROSALIE KLINE ROSE A delectable dish with personality to match . . . Class Secretary 3, 4 . . . Dance 3 . . . Hockey 4 . . . week is highlighted by dates with Bill . . . likes to baby-sit . . . future as a stenographer. J' OS' JOSEPH KIQPISCH Jon A bashful blond . . . FFA 2. 3. 4 . . . Personal Typing 2 . . . Oh, heck . . . likes sports, especially hunting and fishing , . . very quiet . . . after graduation. a job on the railroad. PAUL LAMBERT FRANK Tall and lanky . . . FFA member . . . likes to dance . . . attendance irregular' during hunting season . . . girls are a favorite hobby . . . seen around Bently . . future undecided. .V my f a Y' JOHN MACCUBBIN JACK Veraatile as they come . . . strong lmuss voice . . . Soccer 3 . . . Baseball 3. 4 . . . llasketball 3, 4 . . . welcome addition to his church choir . . . Tee hee - . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . roame- the countryside in a Buick . . . College potenial. ROBERT MARSTELLAR sozwvy Hot rods and motorcycles are his meat . . . Nlasquers 3 . . . Stage-Crafters 4 . . . seen drixing his blue and white tllievy . . . keepf the glirle guefeing . . . always ata-4 willirrg: to help . . . future i- yet to be revealed. 'Mus' GEARLD MASEMORE JERRY Blond hair, blue eyes . . . fond of sports . . . Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Soccer 3, 4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . stock car fan . . . a math whiz . . . runs around with Leo . . . wants to make a lot of money. Jo ANN Mmnowcaorr Redhead with a weakness for convertibles . . . FBLA 3 . . . Drivers' Ed. 4 . . . likes to skate, swim and dance . . . My goodness she exclaims . . . movie fan . . . a happy twosome with Bert . . . another nurse in the class of '56. DAVID MEDFORD A quiet redhead . . . loves . . . Fire Fighters 2, 3 . . . . spare time is spent member of the Photography Naval Reserves . . . will be . . interested in mechanics L6 WES to tease, especially the girls working on cars . . . a Club 3 . . . active in the a mechanic. boss a good secretary. HELEN MEzARos HELEN Quiet and extremely shy . . . FNA 2 . . . FBLA 2 . owns half interest in Shaffer, Mezaros, lnc. . as a hobby of collecting salt and pepper shakers surprised us with a short hair cut . . . will make some bAIvIUEL MILES sfm lnqulf-IlIvI a they come Class Treasurer 3 otography 3 4 S ccer 2 3 4 . . Base ball 4 Ba kr-tball 4 hkes musIc sports and cars . . future III f I f . ,ft I I' F s BILL Qulet manner has an abundance of frlendliness Dance 2 3 a Stagecrafter Jlmlny Frost seen drlung a green Chevy plans a career in PATRICIA MoRFoor PAT A bouncy blond FN 2 3 4 President FNA Chorus 2 3 enjoys playmg the piano tr1m flgure leIsure tlme spent reading and Wlth Charles looks forward to a nurslng career. WILLIAM NORTON BILL Always ready wIth a smlle mlschlevous . . . FBLA 4 actne 4H member dId a good job as manager of soccer basketball and baseball teams . . , PATRICIA O'CoNNoII PAT Short blond hair . . . the gal who keeps Margie morally stable . . . Literary Editor of Pioneer 4 . . . Dance 2 . . . FNA 2 . . . Drivers' Ed. 3 . . . gets all shook up . . . special interest above the Mason-Dixon line . . . a white nurse's cap in her future. YU' CHAROLETTE PEARCE sis A ready smile . . . dimples . . . FNA 2, 3 . . . Drivers' Ed. 3 . . . Chorus 4 . . . she and Skip a happy-go-lucky twosome . . . Library 2, 3, 4 . . . short blond hair . . . Oh gee . . . will be a private secretary. NICHOLAS PRICE NICKI' Check the crazy haircut . . . dresses Ivy League . . . Class Veep 2 . . . Treasurer 4 . . . Business Manager of Pioneer 4 . . . teams up with Buzz . . . Soccer 2, 3, 4 . . . proud of his Chevy . . . career undecided. NORMA JEAN ROSIER NORM Neat as a pin . . . sweet personality . . . where there's Norm there's Rufe . . . Volleyball 3, 4 . . . Dance 2, 3 . . . Secretary of Student Council 4 . . . enjoys skating . . attractively tall . . . will be an efficient secretary . . her special interest will be home in June. dnt ,, 1 4 I . I -v ---4 ',7 JOAN RoYsToN J0Am'1E Little blond with a lot on the- hall . . . llaxkotlrall 3. 1 . , . Pionf-vr Typist 4 . . . llarhingf-r 3 . . . especially fond of slr-f-ping and 'l'V . . . Turny's other half . . will pursue a secretarial rareer. WILLIAM SATER HILL A great sense of humor . . . Soccer 3. 4 . . . Baseball 3. 4 . . . FFA 2. 3. 4 . . . hunts and fishes in his spare time . . . drives a black '54 Chevy . . . 4-H memher . . . Jerry's counterpart . . . wants an easy job with lots of pay. WVILLIATVI SCHMALZER HILL Always Late is his theme Song . . . a w-ry friendly disposition . . . likes to dance . . . an FFA im-mln-r . . . 4-H . . . proud of his Olds . . . greatest amhition? to make a million. More power to him. MARVIA SEITZ MARVIE Always gre:-te you with a smile . . . dancing feet . . . is fond of skating and driving her maroon Ford . . . singing waitre-sw . . . collvc-te pixies . . . a diamond ring prvdictf her future. if .0- in ROBERT SCIIAFFER HOU Sports a shock of red hair . . . FFA niemher . . . No kidding? is his reply to any news . . . spare time spent driving his Chevy and working on motors . . plans to till the soil after graduation. H . A 'III W' 1 g' I u 5 1 , I - ! DOROTHY SHAFFER nor Sets the style in dress . . . a capable hostess . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Softball 4 . . . Yearbook 4 . . FNA 3 . . . a pinky . . . at home anywhere . nurse's white will look alright. JOANN SHAFFER Jo Cute blond . . . tell tale giggle . . . FNA 2 . . . Dance 2 . . . Drivers' Ed. 3 . . . Yeah! anyhow keeps the boys guessing . . . pastimes are collecting dolls and jitterbugging . . . a secretarial career. Hx fbk Q, BETTY SKIPPER SKIP Quiet miss with loads of personality . . . Dramatics 3, 4 . . . FNA 3. 4 . . . likes to swim, eat. aml dance. seen with Sis . . . partial to '55 Chevys . . . a lead in Little Dog . . . a white cap for:-tells the future. RAYMOND Smiiic TAT!-JR Ln-w vut . . . liawliall 3. 4 . . . FFA Ye-vp -1 . . . S1ICt't'T -1 . . . likw to trawl. hunt. zlnrl fixh . . . Thank ye- hm' ray- . . . flfiVE'4 a grwn fillfwy . . . transfvr from rlltWS'bIlll . . . livtty if the nbje-vt of hi- aff:-Ctiun . . . -- Q futurt- iirimlvcitlwl. BERTHA SNOW BERT A COIll3fli0l1S giggle . . . FBLA 2 . . . Uanvff 2. 3 . . . skating fan until she' broke her arm . . . 5huc'kf. it Faint nothin . . . regular customer at the- Trailvr 4, . . . hillbilly musiv . . . future plans inclutlf- a wt-rw tarial pfwition and tha-n marriage. li t Y, , x l N A . ELSBETH STANDIFORD Emu Shurt anzl swwt . . . FTA 2 . . . runs aruunrl with llnnny . . . Yvarhook 4 . . . Sf'l'l'l driving a hlark fills-vy . . . soft spokvn . . . fishing Pnthusiast , . . naturally Curly hair . . . going to be a secretary. JOSEPH STIELPER JOE The- Hinstt-in of Hvrefurcl . . . usually quiz-t . . . 4-H nwnibe-r . . . hobbies invlude stamp collecting. hunting, anfl fifhing , . . spurta fan . . . physics whiz . . . cnllt-gre put:-ntial. WILLIAM STIFFLER m1.L The guy who is an expert on raising white king pigeons . . . a Fire Fighter 2, 3 . . . favorite saying is censored . . . Travelers 2 . . . Photography 3 . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . an Orioles fan . . . future is undecided. WILLIAM Srovlzn BILL Dark wavy hair . . . a jitterbug . . . member of the Uance Band . . . Basketball 3. 4 . . . Soccer 3, 4 . . . f'0h, I mlon't know . . . keeps the girls guessing . . card fan . . . plans a future in the Armed Forces. I I - ' A L V I af A . L 'X r V' .tg ,,g-'Z ,WL Q xf L ' b V K ' Af K 1 ' ' 'I I I Lg LLL- 'fl i W, W, lid, A l C '7 Y 4, X I L I . X V iq' N yt IU X F 1,4 I I7 Qt, IL .W I 'TJ I Vx ' w J Z HELENE STUTZKA HELENE A pleasing disposition . . . nurse's helper . . . Ain't that awful? . . . Class Treasurer 2 . . . Honor Society 3, 4... FNA 2, 3, 4 . , , Hockey 2, 3, 4. . .Volley- ball 2, 4 . . . Barb's other half . . . future is foretold by a little white cap. LAWRENCE SYMONDS LARRY Possesses a fine sense of humor along with a serious side . . . Soccer 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 3, 4 . . . plays a hot trombone . . . likes to read . . . Quel dites-vous? . . . will enter college. lJoN,x1.u TIIOTVIPSON now Tall. dark. and quit-I . . . ifhf-N and ffardg 3 . . . ll2.lNl'lldll 3. -1 . . . non-r fiwak- unlvs- he- has some-thing worth saying . . . faxorils- hoblmy i- 4-olle-vting rare- ftampx .. . future- is unnlf-vide-d. WILLIAM TORBETT BILL Enjoys a good laugh . . . Photography 3. 4 . . . valuable- invnihc-r of Chorus 2. 3 . . . hohhic-s range from Swimming In hooking rlasws . . . once- state-d that th'- girl of his drr-ams must play football . . . boon will he a fly-boy for lfnclf- Sam. up-. J ,ff i dk-it Hoyt: TRACEY sun- Oftf-n se-c-n. sm-ldom he-ard . . . l'll .X 2. 3. 4 . . . Danm- 2. 3 . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . an avtiu- 4-H Club member . . . has a gre:-n thumb . . . like-s to roller skate . . . aft:-r graduation will lw a farmer. BETTY TURNBAUGH BETTY LOL' Om- of Bliss Zf-iglt-rl he-lpf-rs . . . pre-tty brown eye-Q . . . l3a+kf-thall 3 . . . llarhingf-r 3 . . . Pioneer Editor 4 . , , lovtfs to slm-p , . . found riding in a blue Ford with Ronnim- . , . will fun-ly find a plan- in the- sf-cr:-tarial world. 'iw s ' 1- -L JOHN WAGONER SPEEDY Tall, quiet southerner . . . transfer from Walnut Cove . . Sketch 3 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . what a Romeo . . likes to see the country from inside his Packard . . . going to do construction work. SARA RUTH WALL SARA Sugar, spice, and everything nice . . . big brown eyes . . . Chess and Cards 3 . . . Dance 2 . . . You are so right . . . a southern blond holds her attention . . . Pioneer 4 . . . and so on to business college. PAUL WALLACE WALLY Sharp dresser . . . hard worker in class activities . . . sports a crew cut . . . Soccer 3, 4 . . . Drivers' Ed. 2 . . . Masquers 3, 4 . . . Pioneer 4 . . . tall tales . . . Theoretically . . . college follows graduation. WILLIAM WARNS BILL Driver of a maroon Plymouth . . . frequently seen at Fords . . . FFA member . . . Dance 2, 3 . . . roams the halls with another Bill . . . Holy cow . . . 4-H Club . . . misses school in hunting season . . . will make a career of farming. EARL WEISBIAN ll'lSlIz All-around figure in sportg . . . liafeball 2. 3. 4 . . Foccer 3. 4 . , . liasketliall 2. 3. 4 . . . at home un the stage . . . l.arry's sith-kick . . . llramaticf 2. 3, 4 . . . Future: stunt- easy way to make nioney, FAYE WHEELER , :mas A finger in every pie . . . President FTA 4, Veep 3 . . . seen with Sis . . . loves to read and sleep . . . llramatics 2. 3, 4 . . . loads of jewelry . . . always wants to get her mom-y's worth . . . a medical technician to be. -FCA. NORMA WHIPPERMAN crzwvy Luckiest lass in the class of '56 . . . perfected her jitterbug in Dance 2. 3 . . . Pioneer 4 . . . Well, really she'll exclaim . . . seen driving her '55 Chevy . . . secretarial career, will probahly marry her boss. JUNE WHITE JUNE Intelligence plus . . . usually has a book in her hand . . . FTA 2, 3, 4 . . . Handicraft 3. 4 . . . Cinny's two- some . . . sits behind the wheel of a Pontiac . . . has a friendly smile . , . a school house in her future. CHARLES WILIIELM SCRATCH Happy-go-luvky . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . patrolled llr'rvfortl's halls as a Monitor 3 . . . Hereford MYF . . . You br-ttvr ln-liz-ve it . . . proud of his '51 Ford . . . French enthusiast . . . insurance salesman after gradua- tion. Rose WILHELM Rosle Always well dressed . . . oh, those green eyes! . . . Hockey and Softball 4- . . . decoration for Prom and -vi -F Ring Dance 3 . . . often seen in Jesse's yellow con- st' , vertible . . . whiz with a paintbrush . . . future fashion designer and illustrator. DONALD WILLIAMS GENE Tall, silent type . . . spends most of his time tinker- ing around motors . . . drives a Ford . . . favorite pastimes are eating and sleeping . . . will be a Navy man after graduation. CAROLYN WILSON CAROL A neat dresser . . . quiet . . . FNA Veep 4 . . . if Chorus 3, 4 . . . cute as a cufflink . . . often seen riding in a hlue and white Ford . . . spare time at the Top- , notch . . . will be a telephone operator. EIIWARD YVIRTZ E11 Always gmocl for a laugh . . . known to many as ' I flraIIxInIa . . . Soeeer 3. el- . . . likes to tear motors Q-sv' apart . . . has a Crew cut . . . will further his me- -' ff 1'lIaIIis'al intvrm-sts after a term in the Ff'l'X'lt f'. WILLIAM WRIGHT WILL Friendly disposition . . . Defllolay member . . . Busi- ness Manager of the Harbinger . . . Girls eomprise his basic interests . , . llikt-'s pal . . . armed services after graduation. PATRICIA ZANDER PAT The quiet sophisticated type . . . dark expressive eyes . . . Drivers' Ed. 2 . . . Lost and Found 3, 4 . . . Year- book 4 . . . dresses as a model from Vogue . . . secre- tarial career, then wedding bells. FREDRICH ZIMMERMAN FRED The Marconi of Hereford . . . a regular customer at Fords . . . President of Photo Club 4 . . . a member of the Dandy Fifth in the Md. National Guard . . . would like to make a million . . . military Career. vs., .- Ji llurry. or Weill 110 late!-i Hvrc' Colne two seniors, rushing tu thvir next vlass. Betty and Tater are just two of the 5tE'3fiiCS-1 in the svnim' 1-lass. . li Wvith tht- In-lp nf tht- svn- ss uffivvrs. nmst nf A They an-: ' our z1c'tix'itie's wvn- Ll sllcvc-ss. I'rf'.s1'1If-nl ill..-XIRA HICNHRIX I if f' l'rf'.sL1lf'r1l ,IHFSPZ IIUFTFH Treaszzrcir NHIKPIY PRICE Serrelarvx ROS KI.lIf KLINE ettevr says Hr. Leis- t ve of his shorthand Mary. Nllflllil. and Hus- glilllllllg xalualnlr- experi- work after graduation. Mrs. Ellen Robinson, faculty sponsor in charge of the publication of the '56 Pionevr. Calvin is busy giving Betty in- struvtions as to the lay-outs of the yearbook. Betty is editor-irv chief and Calvin is art editor. Calvin Cole. Betty Turnluaugh, Ann Aflams, and Dorothy Shaffer are liusy making plans to ses- tllat a cleaflline of the yearbook is met. Y lil f A X V R TB U O li Dewayne Hoshall is husy filing away important papers, just one of his duties as he spends a week in the office getting exp:-rienm' for work after graduation. Iwo more nf He-rc-fords stu- dents, Charles Croft and Patsy Morfoot. are using the lihrary. this time to do some I't'f'I'f'3liUIlZli reading. iien- Betty Foster. Raymond Slade. Bill Norton. and Betty Turn- haugh use the lihrary refereilvf' hooks to do a homework assign- INUIIL ff -. ,,.... The Soeial Studies Class of the twelfth grafle is in the process of stuflying a lesson. ln this 1-lass the prulmlems nhivh confront stuclents to- day are dist-ussed. and pressing ques- tions are answered by Mrs. Davis. The Home Nursing Class is reeeixing instruetions l-I'UIll Nliss Pause on how tu wash their liancls eurref-tly. They also ltarnul the piupti teehniquc of taxinff for a nemlmrn L nc xW 'ilk Students in the Consumer Science Class are husy taking notes on a leeture lieing given by Nlr. Ness. Different building materials are discussed. and students gain valuable informa- limi. L? x X S The twelfth grade physics students are at it again. The class is now performing an ex- periment to find the mechani- cal advantage of an inclined plane. Paul Wallace and Joseph Stielper are busy at work determining the mechanical advantage of a wheel and axle. Mr. Livingood looks on to see that things are in order. By paying careful attention to Mr. Ness' lectures. students in the consumer science class are learning how to build their future homes. 49 favs is ff. '1'3 rw' ti. .tt tt. tt, Yvllat Student flUt'SIlAt took f4'lI'WHl'1'l tn the ringing uf thf- troll for IUHVII? ,Xftvr xsulking in an Ul'tIl'l'IN IIHIIIIIPIK to thc ruff-te1'iz1. tasty :tml mllritiuus meals preparcfl by Miss Kummetman uml lwr stuff art- purchased. CX Nli M1 My NI: Ur WIN C.. lx 'Q l'lfTtfltl,-X STX FV: 'lf IXIIIIIIIIUIIIILIII V. Hicks R. Stutzka K. Ville-r Xt. XX illu-Im H. Wzlnlpler UIHSII Ur. U. Xtlllvr Two lIlf'IllbE'l'S of thc' Cafe teria staff busily prepare at travtixe salads for the day' menu. Sam Adams Mr and Mrs John H Alban V Genevuence Alban Mr and Mrs Thomas Albnghf Wrlbur Almony Mr and Mrs Bull Anderson Mr and Mrs Srephen Anderson Tom and Mel Anderson Goldre W Angell Vrrglnla Ashe Mr and Mrs George Asper Mlss Jane? Asper Dr and Mrs D C Babb Mlss Gladys Baker Mr and Mrs Howard Baller Mr and Mrs Thomas Baker Bank s Famrly Mlnerva Bare and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Be+'he Sue and Harry Belly and Sus John S Bayley James H Beli' Dale Benshoof Edgar F Benson Harry W Benh Beverly and Jlm Bllland PaH'y Ka+e Blllmgsley Roberi' S Blshop Mr and Mrs Rhonda Balclrburn Elmer O Ble Mass Mlldrec.llBlue++ Bob and Amfa Gloria Bollmger Mrs Vernon Bolllnger Bosley s Be+hoIme Siahon Mrs Clarence Bosley Dons and Donald Bosley Mr and Mrs James Bosley and Family Mrs James E Bosley Milford Bosley Danny Bowen Jo Ann Bowen Bull Bowman Mr and Mrs C O Bowman Loyd Bowman Nancy Ann Bowen Mrs Verhe Bowman Siuarf Bowser Bruce Brown John D Brown John E Brown Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Uncle Buck Mr and Mrs JamesW Buell PATRONS Harvey and Carolyn Bull Happy Burne++ Mr and Mrs Richard Burr Mass Yvonne Sylvna Bu+Ier Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Jack Burns Busler Wnlllam J Campbell Roland Canoles Curhs Cape and Famlly Wnlham E Carr Mr and Mrs J W Carroll Mr and Mrs W C Carroll Cenfral Grocery Mr and Mrs J Earl Chllcoal' Shirley and Harry Chllcoai' Clara and Francis Mr and Mrs Joshua H Coclzey Mrs CharloH'e Cochran Bard Cole Cyrll Ivan Cole Mrs Thomas F Cole Mrs Audrey Colle'H' Elmer L Cooper Mrs Lewrs Cooper Counrry Craff House Mrs Geo A Crofi' Mr and Mrs George B Crofi and Son Mrs Waller Crofi' and Daughier Mrs George F Curhs Johnny Curhs Danny and Berme Mr and Mrs C A Davles Mrs RebeccaB Davis W E Davrs Mr and Mrs Frank Delgavlo Mr and Mrs Davrd E Dell Jr Debra Lynn Dell Margarei' Dell Mr and Mrs EdwardA DeVrlle Mr and Mrs John Dorsey Mr and Mrs James Downs Barbara Dralre Margarel' F Dralre Mrs J W Drawbaugh Payne Duncan Paulme R Easfrldge Mr and Mrs AndrewM Easfndge Mr and Mrs Claudius Elmore Sr Wal+erJ Elseroad Bull Ensor Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Wullne Ensor Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ensor Raymond Ensor Don Evere'H . . , Jr. '. u . 0 ' Mr. . . . 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