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Hereford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Parkton, MD)

 - Class of 1960

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. is , KRW YQ an M 4, wmv- . 4 J F--Nav .IA Vf' ' ., V M w Allis! lv Q X - li , 4 ... .. wig! 4.'m 5 'milf g Emi I GIF ill? Ii ll? I n . i ...,, - ' ff ala IAM!! nm -. 9 59155 - 1 Qgfg! X lQ ia fMf fr E wtf!! HC mu.: . L i i W g M f X , Agvv AA. K 1 f' 1 A ., f Ill f 1 I If Il 1 mfwr flw I I ll If f I 1 f I 'f nur wwzlffzf' iilillflill Pmnem 1960 Pm Lion Mal ylanfl Hereford Hi ?Q'll School Y ,RX S With the advent of the cosmopolitan age, we find country life disappearing into bustling cities. At Hereford, an evolution of traditions follows the lead of the community. We have lived and loved these traditionsg we have initiated new ones, we have dispelled those which were useless and frayed at the seams. All together we have captured the essence of beneficial progress yet never lost the tinges of humanity and reminiscence. Parallel to our changes in ideas, the Pioneer depicts an evolution, a cognizance of growth from bewildered seventh graders to more enlightened seniors. We find at graduation, young adults who are educationally more informed, emotion- ally more secure, and socially more adept. We visualize the spirit, the fun, the growing pains, and the laughter set against a background of serious educational pursuit. As we approach the close of this yearbook, we find, not a termination, but a grand beginning for those who have reached the doorway to maturity. As members ofthe Pioneer, they will find. as did their predecessors and as will their followers. that Hereford has given them the foundation for success. awmfdfwf 5-t',al.e,:71.wd TABLE OF Faculty and Aclmmzstratwn Hereford Lyfe faraor Hzgh Classes Athletzes Serlwr H Lgll Classes Aetwmes Seniors Page 1 Page Page 2 Page 4 Page 5 Page 72 Page 92 CONTENTS Hf Dedication TW?1 1Z3jf4XMftT955'VQ5g'2 1211415 n -M-1 FQ-418 l P 1i1i11f1f1i1bf2f1?1f111 1 W, 6411 1 194 4f4f14ff91- cf 525212554-1311114325133 , 6' I 4. . 1 ,X jw f ,f lf Xf 761 6371 N !! 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Nlifs Z1i'1l1f'l' 1189 1'11nl14i1111l1'11 11111111 1111111 11151 1111111 1X1lI'1'i. 5111111115 110011 il g111111 11101111 and t1'1111sp111'l11ti1111 l'l1fl1Ilt'l'l'u 1111 511110-N1dt'51l1C1L'I11 ff1111n1-11 111111-ti11f1s. 111 L1Q1i111141llI11t11CSC lime- l'l11lSUII11I1Q'I acflixilivs. Nliss Z1t'Q1f'l' 1IIl1llS1I'111US1y 1'111'1'i1-e11111t111- n111nif111111111111-5111 Yin' 1'1'i111-111211. 'Q 1 111--4-I 11 1 .1- -11 Z1 LM .1 'I L....f1 .llww '1 'Bun 1 mn ,J an 3:5 Q, KI LIL! I 1 .1 1 S 311' 1XItLlL11U1f' A Sf 1111 111111115-1 1Jy1t 1.11 61 I1 N11 1x11 lIl11l1l 111-11 1111111 1111111 111.11 111111 IN 1111 11111111 111 8111111111 1 1 1111s 1111-1 111'1 1-1111-111111 111111111 .T The Pu Above: Gerald Martin, Editor, The Hurlningrr Robert Frunm-, Co-Erlitor-in-Chivf, Pioneer ,Illllllll Kvr-I. fin-Editor-1'r1-ffhzlii. Pinxmw r dw vwba-1 1 4 ? 'PT Left, left to right: Carol Cuver, Art Editor Fonda Wilhelm, Art Editor, and Publirily Chairman Spencer Elmore, Arr Editor lzcatwns Staff Left: Ron Smxth Busznms 1II1I7Ilb6l' Harhln nr and Duvc- Mvfurlu Bualnvsv 'llfmager Immer Bvlow: Axsuvirlle Eflllors IS x dmu um Catalano, Boh Wrl ht Joan Shunomkx and lme Sharretts. Below: J a m e s M a r t i n a n d Nancy Thomp- s 0 n , Subscrip- tions and Pa- Irons Right: Tvpzsts VIXIIII y ley, Cathy Dement .md Brenda Qtlffler 23 The foundation of a school may always be found in its administration and faculty. Because they provide the backbone for progress, we are infinitely fortunate to have the people we do. Their guidance has been immeasurable to us. From the Science Fair to Hay Day we have gained from their suggestions and depended on their encourage- ments. In addition to their educational responsibilities, we know we may always look to them as friends. It's a wonderful feeling to know the closeness of the Faculty- Student-Administration relationship that we can claim at Hereford. MR. ROBERT T. BISSETT St-vcnth Grade Core MISS LORNA O. PENN Scvvnth Grade Cort' MR. LAYTON W. STAMPER Seventh Grade Cure MR. WARREN G. SYLYESTER Seventh Grade Sc-it-ncc MR. EVERETT G. .IARVIS Sm-vc-nth Grade' Math MISS KAREN IJ. .IACOBSON Eighth Grudv Curm- MISS FRANCES A. MULLENDORE Eighth Grade Curm- MR. .IOHN BAILEY Eighth Grade Gore MRS. MARIE II. FLENIING Eighth Grudv Scimmm- NIR. GRASON E. FOWIILE Eighth Grudc Math MR. JOSEPH E. FLAHERTY Ninth Grade Core MR. WILLIAM BAILEY Ninth Gradf- Gore MR. WILFORD L. GAPETZ Ninth Grade Core MR. ROBERT J. FREY Ninth Grade Math MR. THOMAS F. ALBRIGHT Ninth Grade Science MR. EDWARD A. DEVILLE Junior and Senior High Art MR. JOHN E. NORRICK Junior High Art MRS. ANNA W. TROYER Home- Economics MISS CAROLYN A. RITCHIE Home Economics MR. CLARENCE ROHDE Senior High Industrial Arts MR. JAAIES I.. RIDDACH Junior High Industrial Arts MR. JOHN M. SCHAFFER Vocal Music MISS FRANCES KLEEMAN Junior High Music MR. NORMAN J. HALDEMAN Spf-ciul Education I MRS. ETHEL H. TALRERT Special Education ll MR. RICHARD A. MARTIN Senior English MR. NORMAN A. STERN Tc-nth Crude English MISS JOAN V. LUCKABAUCH French and Eleventh Grade English MRS. REBECCA R. DAVIS Senior High Social Studies, English MR. JOHN B. LEARY Tenth Grade History MISS RITA GIBSON Amcrican History MR. FRED C. LIVINGOOIJ Scnior High Scicncc MR. RONALD M. UHL Tenth Cradc Scicncc MR, MATTHEW J. TRESS Senior High Matlu-matics MR. JOE II. LECKRONE Scninr High Muthcmatics MR. CLARENCE I . LEISINGER Busincss Education MRS. LI'NNEA ANDERSON Business Education MR. LORINC T. SPARKS Agriculture MR. THEODORE KASCKOW Instrumz-ntal Music MR. JOSHUA H. COCKEY Drive-r Education MR. JAMES H. BELT Physical Educadon MISS JULIA K. BERWAGER Physical Education MR. THOMAS W. HOFFECKER Physical Education MRS. ELEANOR R. STERNER Physical Education MRS. ANNE DeVILLE Major Substitute Teacher it I MRS. MARY L. DRAWBAUGH Librarian MR. HARVEX W. KREUZBURC Principal MISS EMMA E. ZIECLER Vice Prim-ipul AQ df' MRS. MAUDIE H. l'A'l'TERSON Library Secretary DR. ARRIA C. MCUINNIS Guidance MR. CLARENCE E. CLEMENS Guidunvv 19's 'VFR 436 MRS. ASENATH MRS. SUZANNE MRS. GEORGIA MISS ANNETTE MARKLHNE BAYLEY BIACERS LONG School NUFSC' Office Secretary Guidance Secretary Office Sevrvmry 'ffl ,sx 4 fig, :xg ,. 'Wx f . on ' wht? V Q V' , , fi :aug N if 1 49 if P ,Ac ? I 4 ' W hip? . . kk ky b Y A K . i'A K, ' I -. f A . af.fv Uffice Staff Flu.-X l ltll: Mrs. llnylvy, Srlzuol Sf'1'rr'Inry 5'l':XNlllNll: Miss An- m-Itv l,nng:. .4x.v1'.sIf1r1I Srfuml Swrrvlrlrv Guidance taff Right to left: fllr. Clemens, Dr. Aria ML'- ll 11 Cinnis, both counsel- ors, and student with a question. I lnm X -Na- V1 .-ns'. 3 'X Q: .Str Q-5 7 a ? QA , 9 Q A 1' Q 5- A 'U Q-.. X 5 'v-55? .N f L Y a-N g. ,- Nw A , X J' ,ffm Qgw X X .,- , ,1 2 shi, Ng i 49- s ,L - K, -,W-:x..x Ingram I M ff: hw Nw: 352,44 A 'fi?1'P I , an x 1562232 kv. 1 -v 3 Q-wk f 3 ' W. .1 , g f Q Hi .Ru .5 aw wuvimzw. ' VWUM5 gxiiili' .ggi ' 20 , i F333 Youth is to all the glad season of life . . . By work and by play, we find at Hereford the gladdest season of all. Characterized by laughter, we cheer our teams on to yictory or warm our giddy hearts by the music of the dances. However, we find in our more serious moments, when diligently pursuing the fleet-footed bird of educa- tion, that youth is more than a time of life, it is also a state of mind. Within this state of mind, we riotously Let the good times roll. Y' 1 Y 5' AQ The months and years fly hy---only the days are lon - f . xfqcf ,, N mb n -nr--'A +'1 , K , - , it- H iii! if :A v Di-aah takes W'un'l we r-wr lcurn the words to ilu- truth i- IllLll'1'lllllg1N part if a holiday -, W ,iff way Y 'gif fix 1... ,fn I K ad 1 , X wi. x ,Xi 'lx ii'1,X,.y: 4 Y offs --- ox. .ASL Mr. Martin keeps us with our noses to the grindstonv and our shoulders to the wheel. Now let's see you work in that position. Rm-kin' and Rollin . . And Hay Mr. Capetz really' eats Hay' Day up. You just can't beat it. If thats another Baby Beef booklet little gurl SPPDLGI' draws for Playboy ,QU i Q As . . .ga 4 35 s .Wm -i 4 'hi'-L, fr .,', My 1 A 6 . A , In 45 ,A 1 Y f 5 SW QE! -,G f 4 fx . F ya ,gf KJ . 4. g iq gvfiiit 'S gn-af 1? .H Q! h. ., . 1 , ,, , 52 KYQTV ,I Q., ik ..,. ,, 0 G 131' --C 'fxifl 3+ . r ' f ,:, A' ' 'Mummy-... NN W .'1 X 4 IWMLH fmulf Fund! Pm lIlHIIll'lll of I1-arming. A visit to the burns. . . . And Memories 4 x My K x 3 gl ,. W Qs , . :D , 4 J 5 , , , X x K J if xt 11.4-, H f 3 X 'T' v u 2'1 , ,Q 43 if f Q kx K? -H, ., - A ae-R hw Q5 Q K xx x J l x 'S N if x 3,575 I 2 ff A M ag' A s wa W .Xi it ,iw 53 in in -., -' ., , ,, - S mm'55?' mu ,V W 1 i 28' Junior High marks a beginning and an end. It is an end, a last fleeting chance, to enjoy the frivolities of child- hood. Because it is nthe advent of sophistication, responsi- bility, and maturity, it marks a beginning delightful to behold. Character is Destiny is the constitutiong Laugh- ter holding both its sides is the by-law. May Hereford long progress under this government. 7C L . f h 4 1 Q A Vw TQN ' ' 1 W Aw 4 4 Q WI I un fu 4 urill vin I iill I 5 is in 5 Num in W 2 II wif! 1 1 ll ix K. 4 fm ,I IH IlWI1N ,I Iimliimr W 3 IJ I L v 1 51 mtv. I. IIPIUII. lwn 'N N Bmw 1 Sf YV I: T. Tuylur, II. Kc-Ile-5. lf. Sunni, IS. Wilwn. R. .-Xwpvr, XI. Smith, S. Wright. .I. 'I'1-uri-1-ml .I. Pourcv. W' 2: L. FuIIvr, M. Ritzmun, Y. WIHIIIITICF. H, Steward. 5. I'uttcrwn, WI. I3.iItr'n. IP. limi II. Lewis. A. Kupish, L. Schultz. K. Smith, J. Speed. W' 3' K' 'I'ravr'r' C Tlirwm 1-1 n P '4I1aff4-1' R XICCUIIUU Il H fm-rr-lt l11'I' -.4. 'r,. I:l,.. ,.. VH. .1 t. W' 4: R. Mviiruw, I. W'I1itCrufI, CI. Ciccn. R. Martin, E. xvIll'l'I1'f, K. xIl'fIllI'Il'f', XV. Sliqmrvl J. Oslen, .I. wIIliIl'I'LlfI. NI. Kvurmfy. 9D . ., .Q ,k 5 4 'T 'lX R0 Sf.awwx....,.. , ix .. s? i I 6 -, M 62'f-'QV' J Y - ROW 1: S. Dmis. Bllfkillgilllllll, l'. Fisclu-r, ll. Culp. I., lfn-14-r. 11. I..-nf. ff. Ilvnzlrix, V. llylv. L. Flvtclwr. ROW' 2: ff. lfwlv. E. Bennett. 5. lluyvr, .I. Ihxllwn. N. H.1g.1. T. fiLlI'XiNuIl. ll. 'llmrmxlm-y. If. Hllfflf. C. Hmnvr. C. Mugs. 5. DudlC!'f J. 130511-y. W 3: J. lhlry, H. Alxxluxmy. J. Turnlulugh. H. t.Uli!'Ill1llNK'T'. E. Full:-r. W. Hiekvr. J. FllTTf'uv 9E . ' 8 Lvnmmmw ,XT 7 7' W 1: Y. ' ' . . , i 1- . , . -- ', .. xiilliillllx I,. Tllrxllulllgh. ll, l'w-, I.. Smith. I . Wvurr D. Slllifll. ' V W' 2: J. N1lI'I4PIl. J. Hvury, 1.. Schull. L. Hlmlmp-ml. 5, lyllllllls. .l. liiggilf-. IJ. Nnrtun. W' Brickslvr. W' 3: C. Ilmwn-l'. IJ. Op:-n-lluw, J. Hnmrl. K. Tlll'IlI7illlgLll. II. 5111111111-rx, IP. Klub, WY. lluntnn, , '? ' 37 Y' 1 9 W 1: M. Hur-kler, Y. Jolmsnn, J. Wriglit, N. Friilif-r, D. Traivcy, R. Krvlw, E. lfrfwlzin M. Dorn, D. Smith. W' 2: J. Brown, fl. Snow, V. J:-nningg, J, Willif-lm, D. LCC, ll. Xl'LlgCI', J. Paint:-r. W' 3: J. May 5, L. Rinlicurt, C. King. Nl. Sm-itz, J. Huxley, ff. lflairk. iwJJ'lP l'qi ll ROW' l: R. 31.ltlllEYVS, J. l'1'rry, 5. lluwcrs, J. Ensur, C. liuslvy, 5. Kruut. ROW 2: Miss Klecman, M. Trwxell, L. Brown. E. Tlmnipsnn, C. Trafmn. ROW' 3: E. Collins, P. Simms, JV. Powers, R. Pimclll, W. Heath. Mr. Hulclviniiii if ' 42 'ii kkry U ,ft as ,Wh X fkrxyk v- 1 J. 4 4 1 fi? The pleasure of physical release through bodily motion is the essence of the philosophy of Education through the physical. And in the instance of the picture dis- played left there is not only a satisfaction gained from development of personal skills or just spectator pleasure in watching, but more important a pride in attaining a happy marriage of physical and mental discipline, one with the other. in f Soccer s ' 1:7 3' kswhxx '.:.n, ,, oo ' ill V Y 49 ', I os' 'UQ' f MF? MX Q' :Y 9 wig' BOTTOM ROW: J. Thompson, L. Hmlgfrm, R. lflmersux. B. Foster, R. Schaffer, E. DeVille. MIDDLE ROW: C. McKee, W. Wright, P. Worrnll, J. Thompson, J. Sluwr. TOP ROW: C. Turnbaugll, J. Sturgill, C. Wheeler, S. Dudlf-y. BOTTOM ROW: XI. McGraw. A. Willlclln, M. Kostick, D. Sclnnulzcr, R. Martin, P. Mays. MIDDLE ROW: C. Hale, B. Heath. D. Halv, R. Warns, D. LCC. I.. Cunnnings. TOP ROW: D. Adams, Mgr. P. Shelley, I . Yelton, N. Garrett, C. Cvnnnill, R. Huf-llar. R. France. H. Willlf-lm. Mgr. A. rlwr Lai lk X I , .f- -s:-1 2 1 G- . gr,-wifi'-I Q., Hockey BS KNEELING: S. Pearce, B. W'hilel4-y, A. NlcCurley, V. Power, D. Patterson, C. Mueller, S. Pearce. STANDING: M. Puckett, I.. Ryder, C. Wernig, P. Worrall, C. Cemmill, ll. Sharretts, C. Bond, J. llvllllllglll. A. Thompson, D. Homer, N. Vllhiteley. Mgr., Miss Berwagcr. VARSITY-KNEELING: P. Bauhlilz B. Bosle D. Snvder H. Yarvma B. 1 Y, , 1 , Pearce, J. Kerst, M. Blizzard, K. McGraw, N. Mays. STANDING: R. Sharp, A. Thompson, S. Cross, J. Shemonski, J. Weber, L. Wheeler, M. deFries, S. Kuppersherger, ll. Cooper, J. Sharretts, Mgr., Miss Berwager. 4 f.,. get-,, Q15 x.f 'a Cross ountry Cross Country Seniors: Jerry Martin Leonard Cromwell, Lawrence Cromwell ,l wa- . Hit- .vim ni. W5 4- . H-r.f,.,f...-.X in .wrt- ,L ROW 1: J. Borgerding, R. Wisnom, L. Cromwell, C. Harris, L. Cromwell, B. Cummings, R. Pilling. ROW 2: D. Sturgill, A. Little, D. Thompson, H. Townsend, W. Townsend, N. Dentry,',I. McGraw, Mr. Stamper. 44 s S x 5' if 'Q ,w wx .. f Q-. n X f as . S , .pMSN 'nkx - il -x 3 W'-ez 3 W5 af 1- fm , W 2 - 'gf A 1 if A 5 A 4 Q 2 ir? 'I . 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Y 1 af-A n +,.M,,,... '11, ,NIWZZXYQ-, ,,:'2.y7, I. , wM-- 1 ,,, J MgW:S fm-,wfgfzw f? AX x , , A-, -v '?,4, ,Q A 'fwo Y NH : f Nw wi , i , - . ,. I qu. . .V ' '. , Ll, TOP TO BOTTOM ROW LEFT E Thomp on Slade D Beaumont 'NIIDDLE ROW B Sturglll Hodgson T Hoehall Sturglll ROW RIGHT P Nlaw Wheeler R W1lhelm COACH BELT 46 Boys Basketball MX? 'Q COACH HOFFECKER The Varszty ROW 1 left to rlght B Heath J Martm R Mueller ROW2 J Hale D Baldwln S Powers B France F Yelton ROW 3 J McCurley Coach Belt D McCurley P Nlelson L Taylor W Wm ht and C Gemmlll 9 T W z . : S , L. . . , 2. . k ',, l : I. 4 js, C. 34 4 , R? 3 ' ...M Girls' Basketball Junior Varsity FIRST ROW, left to right: W Power, S. Swam, A. McCurley SECOND ROW: C. Pearce, BI. Gary C. Seabreeze. LAST ROW: Mrs. Sterner-coach P. Worrall, D. Horner, N Lewis, J. DeBaugh, K. McGraw C. Oyeman, K. Swam. COACH STERNER The Varsity SITTING, left to right: B. Gamble, B. Rilzman, B. Cooper, N. Mays, J. Weber. KNEELINGz J. Johnson, B. Street. A. Thompson, B. Pearce, M. Norton. STANDING: J. Pruitt-Manager, Mrs. Sterner-Coach. 47 Wrestling COACH CI ENIENS Varsity and JV ROW1 left to rx ht M Ko trek L Keller R Saleker L Ch1lco.1I NI McGraw R Roy ton ROW 2 D Lee R Martin L Cromwell C Harrl L Cromwell N Dentrs D 'Nlav J Dau ROW 3 J lN1cho1 on Coach Clemen J 'NIcLaughlm W Fowhle C Reexe R Qhaffer R Patter on T 'Nlmor B Ton ue Graduatmg Seniors et t r l NIJC Nlcbravw Nlmlxcy Ko tlck Larry Clulcoat leonard Cromwell Dou Lee Ralph Nlartm Lawrence Crom well led Nlmor 4, 1 4-,J 1 ,1 . A O l , g:.s',. ,. ,. ',l.1 ,. 'S :. ,.. ,. s,. ,. j,..,'s,. 's Q Y' ' . .. . . S, 5,.. , . , . 5, .L , s,.. ,. g. W . . Lf n lgllir' . , -W 5 H ' v 1' W, E' 1 .' I V 575355. .. 3' b M Wie 4 -4 6 .GV 9 VUL! Ol -f. x W ' Q 2 ev i . IVV - I x I 'f'XZ46U Yelton, Gemmzll Battle Wzth Bundy ' 5 SEATED lr ft to rlgllt M Weaxer 5 Ruppers berger B Pearce J Weber .l Marsteller KNEELINC 'NI Dlllon B Qlreet A Thomp on 'Nl Norton B Gamble QTANDIINC J Berwager Coach 9 Powers Of f1Cldl J Roberts L Ryder Manager P Baubllts C Mueller Manager N Mays COACH BELT ROW 1 H Dorsey C Hale N Garrett ROW 2 J Naylor Manager R Mueller W Wrlght J Keller L Clulcoat D Beaumont T Mvfraw ROW 3 P Mays C Whee ler D Baldwm .l Bos ley R Wllhelm LAST ROW Coach Belt 52 Varsity oftball Q 1 y A MRE. BLRR ACLR Varslty Baseball Varsity Volleyball COUUW Champs vu 04. I ,Iunlor Varsity Volleyball SEATED left to rlght A Thompson V Bosley C Hoshall KNEELINC' B0bbl Bosles STANDING FIRST ROW F Garrett M Cary ,I Veselovsky S Cross L Sedbrease STANDING REAR L Almony M Dell A Holloway SEATED left to right L Tuday B EHSIWICR S Vansant M Cox KNEELING B Spxcer C Hendrlx C Bond STAINDIINC S Wlsnom D Patterson Mana er R Royston V Brent N Lewis Man a er B Rltzmann 53 -A - Q V MRS. STERNI-IR , ' , . ' , :Q -K, ' I SQ A Y ... it A ' v ,W,f W. Liu- - 4. ul 4 V: - - .N -- - ' ,MLM ff-f.-HWS. W f , -fn, www - ,, iw, Y 1 J - . .1 V K Q K X , .. Q A ,R fig gigs' Xkv .3 Q A .i .M A.'1'v-J7 Q . :Fill xxi 'W' ' 32 .X fha.: A. . x 3 -au J Y 3 , L , , M 'ii' l . W if-Q f , - 1 4 W 1 9 , .fv .. J F W-viva. ff W . B f M G. ' ' g. 5 at Q F O B- 4 'iw su f hi 1 W ' . I 4 Z I -f 5 1 12 ' -: n ,ff ig 'W ,M 0 th' .m we i as 1 A ! A H F ww I .gg,V f -H i xx N S9 54 A Y MER 'v . X six W 5 A 145, 'gun 3 Q, df' 1' Sa Q. gf hf 9l vw libs I i 4 4 Wagga, 7 If ......-3 f -lf N f S fr' av- 1, 1 L., aku ,nfl ,J , my 'Ll ,. v 1 .QM Lf E? Y 'y '43 - i r-fr Hail! To the upperclassmen who lead our high school on to glory. We find in these people the exuberance of life and a certain seriousness of purpose. They learn, 0 they love, and they laugh but always they progress-grow -and carry Hereford with them. They leave indelible marks which will be a challenge for others to fulfill. Class Sponsor MR STERN Class Presldent ROY CANOLES Class VICC Presldent CLAIRE FORD Class Secretary CAROLYN BOND Class Treasurer ESTER MILES Donald Lmda Barbara Lamar Roland Charles Gladys Adams Alban Altenburg Armacost Bames Beale Bededxct .loan Da e Wllllam Carolyn John Vlola Yvonne Benedlct Benshoff Bolton Bond Bosley Brent Bu 1 .. . ' ll it AM R3 Obert Canola Carter Mgr arg-t Rosalle X Cox -5- T Barlurd Her'-hel Albert Ear Ut ntry Elmore Ensor Enbor fb- rv Cary H. RlClldl'd Greer David Hlltl Ann Rose Ethel H3DZQCllC H3fflbOH H1 d Jerry Hale I .sw-nt Sum Russell Ha Hann Charles Ann Herbert Cramer Dalton Dement iv Ibu- Rosb Clalre barah l' ltch Ford Ford Herbert Ford Walter Harrls Nfl Kathy Andrea Betty Nlxldred Hollen Holloway How ell Howell Norman Kenneth Froellck Cellte Jerry Heath 5' Patrtcla .lenkms a Hllse Sandra Johnson 91 Duilcea Joyce Patricia Linda Nancy Herman Keith Keith Kelley Kemp Kesgler Kupi ch Dolly Alice .lamec Kenneth layery Lawrencc Lms Lloyd uv- ia' T' Jolm Kaye Ester N aw Nltntzer Miles 2 .Q xg-,,, John Nlullendorc '-ar Brian LucaQ pf Jann s NIcCurley 'UU' Judith Barbara C31-01 Miller Mo.ly' Meuller 1-'ar M Henry' Samuel Charlotte Parlette Patterson Pearce Jerry' Naylor Libby Pearce Jimmy Naylor J Y '27 Sandra Lun er 5' 354 gy, 'Ea J James Lambert any Nancy Matteraon fn- Cathm rmm Clayton 'NIL bran McKee Pearce Norris G- Dominick Parella ,fx Sally ue Miriam I earce Pearce Puckett Ronald .loan Reed Ruby Rutled 1 Rosahe Dale Slmons Slmpson Gladys Nancy Smith Stewart Robert Rnttler Rxdir run Raymond lmpson Wu! Carroll Strfflcr Betty Rltzman Seabrea Emmanuel Smlfll Lulabelle Stlffler Peter Anne ea Hugh Tmley Thompion Thompeon Towniend 15- Edwin Roloson Schrelbtr 5 Dennis Smltll Susle Sw am oan Tracey Ui l Ronnle Royston Nl f Selplex Ruth Royeton ' 1. Schaffer 'Z' Richard Portla Stand1ford Slau hter Lewlb Swlft 4' Mary Tracey Da e Taylor Lucille Trafton K ,. ' K 1' ' 5 ll' l -. on -'Q 9' ' v c A 1 A if ,fr 4 , - he e , ' ' r1 y 5 ' , L, fm R of ffl , , Rigglc ' ' V . Q y R A , 7 1 ts 6' il 1 , 1. . . , ' 11 , R , N Rllel R, c ,. Q lf' a R q ' g a, f 4c,' ft. R ' X 5 .TT R R ' V T I ' Rf Sandra Arthur Linda Carol Tom George Robert Y g . 1' . . 58 ' , ' J an 6 tr: ,r 'R Y 5 ,fl . 1 Ax If . kt avert? 1 - S., 1 . . g , ew, y - 1-we X g A QA L .ev ... md .av J 5 1 X 1 . P 'Q 'V' ra' 'Q R id R Q R I V I JVV Q :ix ' K 14 . . , , '. . 1 -' ' i , 1 V 4 . fa t.. A . '12 a -vi 1,7 ,. ' f 1 w i ' y 'V W 'iff ' 'if , J ,f , I J n J ' Dorothea Edward Edward Llnda Charles Kathryn Shirley Traynor Traynor Troyer Tuday Turnbaugh Voshell Walbeck Barbara Susan Robert Robert Lewis Leroy Danlel Walchuck Waldsacks Warns Waters Weaver Weaver Weber Cary George Rxchard Dawn Ralph Marjorie ee Webster Wllhelm Wllhelm Wllllams Williamson Wilson Wolfe Mr Stern the 10th grade sponsor for the class of 1961 and for part of this year was one of the favorlte teachers at Hereford On the last day of November 1959 he left Hereford to become a sales promoter ln lndustry As a flttlng cllmax to h1S career 'Vlr Stern was marr1ed ln June The Class of 1960 W1ShCS to thank 'VII Stern for h1s servxces durmg hrs years here at Hereford Clags 511011501 MR IICKRONI' Claw I reQ1de11t 'NORNIATX BOLLINGFR Cla 5 V111 P16 ldellt NAINCY IOCKW OOD Cla StlllldIX CAROLUX HPNDRIX Cla Q lrm 11101 NANCH NIAHb Claw qer,ea11t at Arm ROBFR1 AI I FX 64 Robe1tAllmn Llnda AIIIIQDIIX TOITIITH xIldFl'Q0l1 1921111110 AIIl0ld Donald Baldw 111 Phyllle Baublltc IJOIIZIIQLBUHUIIIUHI Robmt Bennett Dimd Bunk lex Nlollu BIILZHITI Normwn Bollln er Pllllllp Bur erdm Bobble Brwlex Orble Bower 'Vlflry Broun X111 h ul Bu 'int ki vy- other W? -N.. Wu! v-nav S' 'T .3 HY Shelwa Calp Rlgharcl C 'zrllele Joseph Cfirroll Wllllanl Cirroll Nelson Carter Connle Cole Hllda Collms Rebeccu Coupex GIOIIH CIOUNK Lanrx CUII1ll1lIlf,s Edu 211 cl DQ'Iltl x Ros DQSCH Cookle DIHOII Ixenneth Engor Joan En or I 'irry Fourman France Garrett S1 X GCIIIIHIII Dorn bent Vi ax ne Fon ble Y xv' -Q. 'B'-ni' 9 1 756. is 4,-rf? SC! 'S 4f x, Y 139 48 Eu cue Garrett Dollene Creenlx Ann Hale Gra on Harrl Illtllqlffl Harrl Ruth Harrl on Farolxn Hendrlx IN mu Henrw Raul Henrs John Hess 1tt Jame H11 artner Laban Hodgson Alice Johnson John Holmes Terrence Hoshall Jack Hubble John lxmenew Lexus lxs ller bmclla lxohler l, lXlfl lxoontz 11' -4' 'MQW 1-vis '57 'YS' as -CU' Bohhle Krout Chu Lfnery Shella Laffel Jamce Leppo Rachel Lloy cl Xlancs Lockw ood Juanxta McCreary Deanna lVlcCollou,h Judlth Nlc lf 'ldclen Janet 'Nlcl nw Joy ce Xlclxmstry Thomas NlaLCulJb1n Larry McCullough John McLaughlin George Marshall Lewis Masemore Carolsn Haw 'Nanex 'Nlax W Pa exlax I 'Arn YI: ntzm r JIU' 'el' , .1 in 1 V JP X 'U' ...ff af 4'- Q Q 1 lal 1 Nllle ,luchth Walk r Dale 'Nluller Gertrude Elame Paul 'Neal Wllllilll 'Neeper Lhamplqln Packard Robert Patter on Joan Perrw W1ll1am Peters Phmlhp Petruccy John Petry John Pmdell Fannle Poe Stephen Pow er Jean Pruett Barbara Rltzmann Ellzabeth Roberts Judrth Rowland Suean Ruppersber A-,A .qs W3 i ,--Q., -sf 'Y' ni 'ZS' Catherlne Ryan Joan Ry an Carolx n Shaffer Helen Shaffer Catherlne Somer: W1lll3H1 Pruett Hu h Prg Charles Reex e Ronald Saleker John Shax er Ls nn Slade Bexerlx Spleer Fred Sprzl. Q G3llCS Street Barbara Street Dou las Sturc Barbara Smft ,Io Ann 'I 'ulor Lerox Taylor Mona Torbert -RUN' T Way ne Tow usencl SUZIC Traces Dennw Tuday Terrs Walker Jackie Waterman Carols n Waters ,loan Weber Charlea Wheeler Llnda Wheeler Howard Wrlhelm Shlrley Wlanom Phllllp Worrall Pete Wflqh Wax ne Wflwht Carols n Yeaffer Jumors haxe a thumb ln ewry pw at Hereford He-rc, Joe Carroll and Dennis Tudaw buq the-m selves protectmg the PIIZCS from other mdustrlous Junlorfa at one of the Hay Day booths 1w-mqv-..-. 'QAW -J 'F t I .9 ' ' D U A fa I3 5 C '21 ,ii ,.,. . , :A - ,M H -. W L, .. t, ,, W' Q-Lf N f, rwrr 'T . ,,.- f t .. mg- 1- fa- ve,-?fA . k ,, t . L ... -f Q 'K K YM- K '?--- 'nw W- A X I 'km tw' 'A -+P'-t 1 ' h sf A sw .. Q .g I 1' , . . ! . Ji h 1 an.. . .WN uf 1'-N, 'f V gifkf ifs O E333 Sophocles declared Heaven ne'er helps the men who will not act. lf this be so, Hereford need not wony for she is bounding with activities. The most commendable element is that everyone participates. Through these ex- periences, we find ourselves more fully prepared to meet the obligations of lifeg we find ourselves more acutely awiare of the joy of life and its responsibilities. SX Audio- Visual Club r Cub Armed Forces Cub Aviation Cub Book Rea Lew Cub Ju I.. Boys Che 3 4 75 Gzrls Shop Clubs Gzrls Leudershzp H1 FL Club zu fill fllll! lille Future Nurses 0 Amerlca fr HLgh Chorus filhaw Hobby Club .fs........ f r. High Games J r H zgb Dramatzcs J 1 1 flilodel Plane Cfub Model C ao Photo f fu b LL S Science Cub Drama C ub rh'Sl S OF Sewing Club 8I Clubs 82 Stage Cru tens Trane! Club Twzrlmg C ub Future Teachers r I-hgh fl C ub fr Hzgh Chorus Clubs f . ' A I Mixed I 83 Cheerleaders Left: Varsity Left to right: D. FI'LlI'lf'iQ. D. Snyder, D. Traynor, K. Miller, R. Sharp, J. W'llifL'filfI, I.. Wheeler, F. Car- retl. Right: Junior Varsity SEATED: I.. Gill, S. Van Sant, R. Bull. KNEELINU: H. lla-mry, C. Wrirllig, Cl. Ce-nnnill. S'l'.-XNIJING: N. M:lIIer'm11. P. Slaugh- ter. M. 5lIlllH, B. Miller. .MN Student Counci A . id M K, , x 4-eifs Z 4 X -1- . ,,Af ' mm.fHH'f-Mg' ,f, W ,K ...-I-- Howl - 4,1 UI Eu M Y 1 sy EQ 7.53 'V ZW U. 9 ' Q 'i' Vw' ' ' W i 3 2 343 0 S , A - f 7 ' 1 f ' 'new ax . I 41 , VA 4 be f- xi If Q'f x A 'I' ws, L . Q m Vi 5 1 I wx , , n ,,,. J: -gl flf'-zllukr ul? F0 Ro IIUN a gi . lgllflilliw Yvorking with zeal and enthusiasm, the inenibers of the Harbinger staff have outdone themselves. We all. espeeially Editor Jerry Martin, feel that Mr. Martin hai been a re- sourceful and competent advisor. Below, the Purple People Eater, alias Howard Wfilllelm, flew in to gralw first prize at the publication staff dunee. THE HARBINGER STAFI' Editor-in-Chief .IERRY MARTIN Business Manager RONNIE SMITH Sports Editor BOB WRIGHT Typists BRENDA STIFFLER CATHY DEMENT VIVIAN BOSLEY Left, the Pioneer staff -sk, The Honor Society 4-M..-wg. ROW l: S. Cross, C. Schaffer, NI. deFries, B. Cooper, S. Leffel, N. Standifurd, J. Kerst. ROW 2: C. lloshull, N. Henry, E. Nash, L. Calhoun, N. Lovkwood, P. Baublits, .l. Perry, J. Ensor, J. Wllitcruft, J. Canoles, J. Sllemonski, J. Mn-Kinstrey, and Mr. Clemens. ROW 3: R. Mueller, T. Minor, J. Heise, D. Tuduy. D. Frhmalzer, P. Neal, R. France, J. Carroll, ,l. Sewell. Below: Mr. Kreuzburg congratulates new members. Below: Bliss Zeigler is hostess ul Honor Society tea e Rang Dance 'I I. if E ' y my 7-' Z , my sm: A yn 'u 1, JH an ' fXW5F X I I I. As seniors we watch and we wait but we really feel no difference, no great wisdom which comes with our superior age or experience. Graduation comes and flits away in a matter of moments. Suddenly we are embark- ing on a new adventure, yet what fills our minds is awe and a thousand memories. We are full of hopeg we possess an innate faith. We can lift our heads high and laugh with the sheer joy of life and say, Almost everything that is great was done by youth. The Class of 1960 I.E1-'Tz I MIN, Iil'llt'1'K'1l lJ.u1 liIiLll'l': 'I're-usurvr: Kos:-umry Mays ?4w'1'cta1ry: Dunnu Snyder Vim' Vrwiclentz lxllfllhl Sldllliiffifli VI't'4ill1'I1lC Jane- iQ.1I1ul4-s VIOLET JILANNFTIF ARNIACOST 'Ihe Su eetevl joy the wildest 1l0t IS lol e Jeannette Steno I'dPh1C Nltjor Jeannette IS one of those gals who lb tlwaya huhhlm over When Qheg not completely entranced 1n Ronnle or deep 1n 1 hook Qhes dreamm about the future Jeannette derlures Qhe ll be a Qecretary hut tlme v+1ll tell 4 11 EIJVVARD ELCILNI' t5PI R He laughs best who ltzuzrlzs last Etld1e bint ral Fddle 15 qu1et or o we are led to hflxext Howexer hh. perpeturl gflfl behec am SEIIOU ne we m1 ht 1n1a me H15 future plan are left to Fm but w1th uch am1ab1l1tw he 5 bound to Qucceed IARRY LEROY BAIJIH' RS Blessed are those :tho hate nothing to say aml cannot bf persuarlerl to say ll Larry t ent ml Larry: mam mterut lb h1b car .1 1950 ihux Here l1e Qpendx mo-t of ll1SlCISl1I'CllIl16 or It lengt that IS all he Wlll ttll ll 'QW' lJlXll'1 LILI11 BAUBLITL .Smooth runs the IL tlter where the brook IS tleep DIXIC Acadennc DIXIE hae- n10re conctrn for fellow human bemgs than 1S generally found 1n today! SOCICIY She xx uctne m l1er Luther League and aleo teaches Sunday School Baltlmore County w1ll also henef1t when DIYIL completes her educatlon at Towson State Teachers College 1 - - ft I ' W . . 1 1 1 1 ' , ' ' . Y V . g. A L ' 1 'Q 1 1 -. ' 7 1 . g . . . . . . 4 - , I .WA . , . 1, 1 . . v. Q, - - 1 , 1 1- 1 1 1 t 1 , , , . . K . . . 4 ' . . . 5 ' ' ' . ' ' , ' i ' e 4' e S ss ' g g . ' ' S' 1 ' . . .. , S ' T , . 1 1 , , . y, ' . - - n 1 . . . , , , . J. , . . , 1 1. - ., 1 2 4.x . , . 5. 11, BARBARA AlN N BEALE Man IS the only creature enrloutezl with the power of laughter Barb General Barb is happy or so it QLLITIS 1f lau,,hter IS any meaaure She plans to enter nursing Qchool at Providence Hospital where we are sure Qhe will charm her patient s llls away we wee aaa LI OYD EARL BENILDIGI' The arnzer uorlts the sozl the t1gl'lClllflll'lSl ztorlts the armer Lloyd General l'or three year Lloyd hai been the treasurer of tht F F -X Thl is lndltatne of his continued dependability and respdnalblllty He plan to enter the QLFVICL ln .lune and perhap carry hw Go Kart racing with htm JOHN CHARI LS BLNNETI Clet erness IS sert zteable for ez erylhzng, Johnnie General .lohnnle deltghte ln putting, ont oyer Ha. 1 pomp to State Teacheri College lwhere the ratio of women to me n re h1 h' D BETTY LOU BLEVI NS Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Betty Lou Academic Betty Lou is the epitome of thoughtfulness. Her Plans to enter nurses training at Church Home and Hospital, and Lutheran Hospital, are exceptionally suitable. No patient could have a more considerate nurse. GLORIA VIARIIN ROI I INC I' R On zulh the dance' let joy be um on m rl Glorra Clorra ham .1 oft poken charm that la cmrulls uttrlbuted to those farther south of the 'llaeon Dxxon I.1ne She plans to be an alrllne tewardeQs and could hardly fall GROVER Llgbl IF BOSLEY General 'gas WII LIANI LINV-XRD BOII INDI' R A p6SSIl7ll.SI IS one uho Leia had uhen he eels good or ear he 11 eel u orse uhen he eelv bc tier 1 I tm ml dull when he bur In 1n at 8 36 am The Unner 1ty of Baltimore will be 1 chan ed a the occer team wa when he mana ed xt Leslie bencril One can newer help wonclerm w at one Leslle has very quletly partlclpated 1n school lxfe and played the part of .1 good cxtlzen After raduatlon he plans to play an equally supportm role 1n the SCIVICC of our country Hear much speak Iltile h on 1n the depths of the mmd VIVIAN LX DIA BOSLIY A merry heart mallelh a cheer ul unuzlenance IV Crm ml Volleyball 3, 4 Lxbrury Xbxnstunt 4- Hurbmner 2, 3, 4 VIV ISDII Qure what -he! gorng to do when She graduateb but you can be sure 1t'll mclude Bob As one of the istepplngbtonesf' you couldn't fmd 4 happler, more vlvaclous perQon 97 ,ig 1 I rmlll '. ..,S .5 , ,,'.. ' - , 1 . -' ' . ' ' ' s - ' . W.. if !,., , my p:'3leifI Vile, , 1 7, I ,, 'I fff- ' fluff- B'll 1- -' Bill is one of the colorful members of our class. Homeroom is never S ' 2' .. s' ' 'as g s S ' 5 ' g' '. wJ I , ' I '. . . ' ' of ' cr -' ' I . D PI 0 y . Y 4 I . , . ,f v , l STEPHEN LEE BROHAWN Light is the task zrhen many share the toil. LEC ACLltlt'llllC Lce's fdworite paitirne iQ enjoyed by mam though Qhared hy hw uwidin work Desplte thlf he contrlbuted more than h1 part to the soccer .md lm thull teamg Undecxded HQ 1111133 lu the future- Qhmc hrtghtly fig 'NANCY JE AN BL BB Art 15 not an end ln ztsel but a means 0 fllillfl Qszng humanzlw lN.m COIllIllCfC1dl n 1 what wt 9 ntur on t tlturucttr bhg lldi ood Lb of wx per onalltx wluch ltm throufh 1n utrx conmmnt She Ilan tr work .1 tl Qecrctarw hm IQ dwtmed to hsen up uny huunt IOIS M Xllll VXI HOIN A Low! I1 1 IS the unix rzlzzzon 01 M uhnut Lola fxtmphhc Hlnccrltx and lltHlUOIl Shu 1 an uctlw mc-mlnr of tt ti1JI'll1L Mum Immlt nutty lll lr 1 1 .1 to IL N nttrn.1t1un.1l Inktrtutt III Color uln tlurm, tht t nur uf 1918 5 L pl n enter tht Eastern 'Nazartne Lollt 5.1 lll limtun FLAINE KATHRVN I XNIPION lc! ont flu to the soumls 0 IILIIKIOUS music X X s Lillllll, Cemfrql L10ruQ1 2 3 4 I4llJI'dl'W 3 4 Elamn 1 scrx QUICI hut frequently COIHGS forth mth a hurt of pc-nt up por'-onallty Sho tnrlul on m mam thur lfled llftllllltg mcludmg QCVNIII4 .md collectlng pennm ,, M N , . I, M4 . gl 1 I M, I . . S h . .S,. .. - 4' -, : .. s '. M N ' ji 7 Nu 's Qc' sl 'usa ' '. l' '. l 'id I 5 ms g' -.Q V53 ' s' f 'fn E . I.'s Q 'a - 'T F.N.A. 2 . . . Chorus 2. 4 . . . Student Store 1 . . . Library 3, 4. , sf .ff's- - tl' Q N' - f ' g '- 1 -E Y St ' ' il l was thtf lol fg' tc tl f .Y.l'.S. I - ' ' ' 4' - ' I 'z ' 1' - atm 1 Y . tlll' Ll Q to - ' X '.: Ll I ' fri' 5 . . L l' V ffl ' . .. . 5 t .. ' E f ' ' 1 ' ' ' . ,. 0 'l E , , ,' A ,f. 3 KI' 1' E 'NA 'lg' JANI l'lLYN CANOIIS Reason anll j1ulg,n1ent are the llltflllllba o a leader Jane Ellyn Academic Student Council 4 .lr and Sr Cla s Presldent Cheerleader 1 2 Ik Softball 3 Nlonltor 1 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Jane has been a leader probably slnce the day she was born but most certainly ever mce she came to Hereford MARY AN TUINETIP CAl'ALAlNO 1 you u oulzl he lovefl love and be lovable TOIII bteno rapluc Nlajor Like her namesake Tom has fllled many a w1ll1n heart ln addltlon our cheerful al has been a cheerleader monitor chairman of the Rm Dance lnvltatlon and last but not least lven mdlspen able ard on thlS g,lor1ous annual LAWRE NCL HOBARI Cllll COAT Emerctse and temperanee can preserve sometlzzng 0 our early strength even lil olfl age Duke beneral Baseball2 3 4 Wrestlln 2 3 4- StudcntCounc1l4 Duke is one of the first senlor boys to be Hooked Desplte this he has been very active in all phases of school life We discover beneath the mild exterlor of tranquilllty hes a very mterestmg mmd N 'Q' 'I s VINCENT TED CIAIILCOAT Good looks are a great recommenflation in the business of manluina'. Ted General Soccer 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4. Ted's picture speaks for itself even though he may refuse. Like a Greek god, one might have to build temples of gold to get the attention received by his '51 Ford. WILLIANI CHARI FS COLLINS CASSANDRA SHELTON CLARKE A uzse man ltnous everwtlizng a shreurl one ezerybodx Sands Academic Nlonltor 3 4- Lost and Found Rep 4 Dramatlcs 4 Sandy has been here a mere two years but she has certainly made an impression To venture a guess probably no student in the enior high and certainly no teacher has not been perplexed in some way shape or form We will ner er forget Stu Garrison Forrest and Stu lf TIIIAIFSIlIlIlI1!11C!lf6IlllLI'L S7IlllCSllf1lC' been 1 ftncral 1 tle pos Q or 0 tiat siv srmh so entranem to so many 1 cheerfulness and all around compatability hate endeared him to friends and teachers alike LEONARD ALVIN CROMWELL A lnrollier is a friend given by nature. Len Academic Track 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 3, 4- . . . Wrestling 4 . . . Chess Club. There is nothing more attractive than French spoken with a soft southern accent. Leonard combines his academic interests with fooling teachers. Both twins take amiably to each others' names. IOO I AWRFNCE AI BFRT CROMW ELL I tl1z'nl.'. mn sure lzrollzefs lou cxceuls all ilu, 1l'0flll.S loves in ils unuorlflliness. LHWYUICC Academic Track 3 4 . . .Cross Country 3 4 . . . 'reztlin 4 . . . Che: lu J. Both Lawrence and Leonard have been the bane of teachers existence. Though they'vc spent many hours figuring: out methods of telling them apart. all methods have failed . . . this dt-lights them immeusuralrly. HELEN VIRFIINIA CLIIIIb A good 1azu,lz Iv 811118111116 ln a house IIfI1n f1lIIlIIllI'Cl3I mltur I 2 r L HL en d1n1pIs tra ulw nw tvunlxlln Wllll lICYllIlltIlI She 1s utnc IH er NI H I' and thc RWIHIJOW Clrl Xftzr r.1duat10n sht pI.1n to slum tho 0 uolet me on the 0lII'4lClI vmrl I rc cc ptmnht -'st ., IIOBLRT EDWARD DECORQI I 0111 lhe fI'0ll1lUII0llI' f0IlL,l6l1llIS zguzfar Edflk btneml 1 s md N OIII r1ftx Slum mu ljmff- H1111 3 1 X 1111 from puttm t1r 1n our eyes 1t the Varmty Show Edzhe pl :ns 1 yclr cf Pre p N1 huol 1t Iwrk Inlon NI1I1t.1ry Actdemv xml tlun 1 ojnurn lt Duke NIAI-IGARI I HOWARD d1I1RIES The grey mart I9 the better horse Q Xmxdenuc lN.1t1onaI Honor Some-ty Hockey 2 3 4- B1 ketball 2 3 Class Presldent 1 Stu ent store I 2 3 NI n1t0r 2 3 4 Student COUYICII 2 3 IlIJI'dI'y 3 -1- Rm Dance Decoratxons 3 Prom Fdwors 3 Its wry stran e for someone who plans to study French at Sweet Brlar to spend so much tlme studymb Spamsh words lllxc Juan In add1t10n to thxs study Meg has an mndte deslre to make sarcasm an JFK XIX RI LI NIAE DELL 0 et rx sacred name ln one' my friend My rt fem ral L1br,11y 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4- Chorus 3, 4 Besldes bemg one of the Three bteppmgstones, Myrtle Wlae IS an adxocator of her own three R's Readmg, roller skatlng, and Tldlng 1n a '56 Chev. Although her future IS undec1ded, she IS destmed to success . Y - . ,. L 1 ' I r I- 1' -I D ,I -fo . . NI1 ' . , 3. fl. . . Nu S s Assistant 3, 4. , 'I1's ' xsz 3' 'af 'i 'I S '.l 'Ill 1' ','s.1 'Q' ' .3 1 'S N ' Sl' 'I .' 2' tuusu ':. , ' 4 1 .2 gr , . ,- - 5 Wkyva .I:sI...V.1':g.''1,2,3,4...lIhs1,2...1n ii 1 I.,-. D I,t'UplC of thc Units-II State-sl Elvis may be in the Army but wc have Eddie! 15 I 4 ggigv .-:L . -', A' Y, ', Lk.:.l ' 1 . z',t 'ts' 1 '. J 2' ' M 2'. . . . Mg J ' l '., ...zs' , ... . . d . , , .. .. 0 , I, . .. 1 , . .. , ' ' , . . . g . ' ... ' - . U s 1 ' E I 1- I . .U . .V s I , . s I - 4 ' ' ree ' 1 A . I ' I. y. I . 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'i F rat 4 - h ,.l1. 1 , 511, ' . 1 5 D 1 ' , ELIZABETH ANN CAMBLE Crack the satzrzc thong Betsy Academic Betsy creates chaos and hllarity ewery second of the day Her wicked good humor has made her the bane of her teachers exi tence fthey love herl' The basketball team oftball team and our searboolt and new paper could newer do without her CAROI Ll AINE GAVILR To 10118 and be Iozed this is the good ulzzclz or most sozerezgn all Ilze uorld 1llllIJf016 Carol C 1 nc ral Student Store l Vice l rt ldent of lrcshman Cla Cheerleader 1 Publicity Clldlfllldfl of Prom and Rm Dance 3 Xeurhook Art Editor 4 Carol 1 .it the same time delightfully scatter hramed and mten ely thought ful Her hilariou life 1 houndm with her p1 ltvpically named Ro ebud and Lily? twin cooking. an innxte artl tic ene and her faworite Imola College tudent Despair will ncur conquzr farol tn Q of humor CHARLES WINISETT GF'VI'XlILL JR To some men popularzn 19 alu ai Q suspzczous .loclxey 4 zneral a ethall 2 3 4 Socce-r2 3 4 Ba eball 2 4 Oh Jockey our tonquerin hero' Thou h hc may find life a ma terplece of mcohcrence he nexerthelc dell ht in math fitful moment We loxe Jocku thou h .locltu may not .1 rec llc 1 our lord and Nlaster and we tremble under hi rule' -if- fb SHEILA ROBERTA GROSS IVIIOCI er is oremosl leads Ilze lzerfl. Sheila Academic Monitor 2 3 4 . . . Student Store 2 4 . . . Library Assistant 2 3 4 . . . Nurses Assistant 3 4 . . . C oru- 1 2 4 . . . Ba-kethall 2 . . . Volleyball , . . . Hockey 3. 4 . . . Student Council Rep. 3 . . . Student Council Presi- dent 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4. Sheila is an expert on sarcasm. Her delightfully tinged remarks often produce gales of helpless laughter. She is a born leader who contributes so much of herself to the success of the school. DELMAR lVlARTllN HALE Tranquzllztyl thou better name than all the amlly 0 Fame Delmar Agrlculture Soccer Team 4 I' F A Delmar IS an mdlvxdual m h1s own rxght who spends lus lelsure txme away from school BCIIVIUCC He ns wery actlve m 4-H and comlnnes th1s mterest m the FFA 'R 11-Y -H' ROBERT FLORGE HARVISON In quietness anfl ron zdenre shall be your strength Bo General mterests center around laowlm huntm lthou h he dldnt say what? md a llttle Henry ,lay We certainly hope he has found hls trlp heneflclal BILLY JOE HEATH Theres nought no doubt so much the sptrlt calms as rum and true religion 1 Agrlculture North Hartford saw thexr share of Billy thl year though obviously not enou h As m thls game he gave hxs all just as he dld m soccer ThlS langulshmg senior with the devll may care smlle enjoys emment popularity . lr JOHN JAMES HEISE Yes tn the garden s grow kzna' thoughts contentment peace o mznd, and joy or weary hours John Academlc Band 1, 2, 3, 4- Natxonal Honor Socxety Soccer 2 .lohn is full of qulet talents He plays the pxano, IS an avld 4 H member, and spends what lelsure tlme he can fmd ln hxs garden He plans to carry his good cltlzenshlp to college v . Q 0 Q 5 ,Q . - f f I b Bob came to us from the illustrious ranks of the Empire State. His main ' ' Q. ' S, g ' ' ' 2 , . . 5 7 A B'll ' B A . . .S . f 2 , . , l , ' ' ' ' Q 7 f i ' GLORIA LEE HENDRIX Success to the strongesl, who are always, al lasl. llze wisest and best. Sis Stenographic Major Monitor 1, 2, 3 . . . F,B.L.A. 3 . . . Hockey 2 . . . Nursf-'s Assistant 4 . . . Dramatics 3 . . . Student Council 3. 'WV -L Sis is a hard-working gal who knows how to laugh and enjoy life's 1, ' frivolities. She has been active in all divisions of school life and still finds time for howling which Qhe lovc-Q After ffruduation Sie hue tentative pl1nQ for a ojourn atV1lla .luht RUBI R1 P XLI Hl NRX For men 11l10 are 01111111111 all l1 e ze 9ll0ff l111t or the un oriunale one fllllll IS IH 111111 111110 o 1 Cent ral J 1 1 ftrt nine word thx .in unknown hut un litedlx mi 1 phil 4111413 nt X ruth hllfm hi 1 mt ld II Q equil fontrtlmtltlonk t ht DOLORPS NNN HIII7 Qlzmplzczlx mow rare 1n our nge ,X Dolore Steno rtiphlr' Wlajor g on lm utxlttv rt 1 111111141 ll 1 htr r into c f uncontrollible hilaritw qhe po e Q the ll t II t hu ohuou lx temnung from a happs he art IRFWI- FHLOE. HOSHALL 13119111089 I9 ll1e Sal! 0 ll e C' eo Stenographic Major Bzwkethall 2 Vollexlmll 2 3 NurQeQ Asemtant 3 4 FBLA 2 3 Cleo IQ happy go lucln kind of girl who always haG a cheerful expresuon Shell be a waluuhle dg et to the bumnesi world if mtereet IQ am PTCYCQUIQIIC , , .. A F , . t . . . . , S . . . . , - - Y 4 i Y J l4, , B l , 1 U01 's tht- 1-1nl1oclim'nt of tha- ' N ' ' ' 5 Y' ' ' ' - doll , j ' ost l 1 . Ilv ig uct ' in his '1 '- 'S 'I L l l'S ind 1 ' ' ' 5 o 'S class 5 L. gl I . , . If llol is 'S ll q ' ' 1' of -luting -xg ' Q wh' 'l 5l'Illl4 - pee s ' 'ii gal-s 0 a 1 ' ' ' t , is sais - iczieant -st of s lil'F - self. X 1 by 41 4 . K . . 2 . . . 1' ' , . . . i ., ,L , .1 , . . . . . . . , . - ' R 'SS ' 1 K. .Y , . . N .M lv .L. . SANDRA LOVELACE HOUCK A szlenr address rs the genuzne eloquence 0 smcerzly Sandy General Sandy IS an 'lVlLl sports fan especially concermnff tennis swlmmmg 'md ICC skatmg St James has acqmred her talents as well as treasurer of their Youth Fellowslup and as a partlclpant ln thelr annual tennis tournaments After gmduatxon she plans a Job as a dent ll asslstant SHIRLILY NIAE JONES Wllhoul lobe and laughter there IS no joy Sherry General Sherry rs never wlthout 1 grm She happlly spends her leisure time roller sltatm dancm sewmg or workm ln her Youth Organlzatxon With such a feehng hfe could never be futxle for her 'Q' JOSIP JOANN JOHNSON ,loy ls an elatzon 0 Splfll 0 a spzrzl 11111611 lrusls In the goodness and truth 0 IfS oun possesszons General JOSIC has possesslon of 1 person llxty ahoundln 1n dCIlW1lX and SIIlllC'S In basketball ln chorus 1n the art room she ltt tclts her ttsks Wllll such 1 Joyful m1nd that farlure would he an lmposslhlltty RONALD MAURILE KFARNEY Who can wrestle agalnst sleep? R011 Academlc Between Ron Bob and Tom Mrs Davls struggles for her samty ln 12A SOClal Studies Wlth those brg languxd eyes, and generally tall, dark, and handsome countenance, we wonder what goes on behind that closed mouth and secretrve grm I08 JLDITH RAY 1xFRS'l To 11 phllosopher 710 C1rc11111sl11r1re 111 Img I9 100 m111z11e udy Academw Cheerleader 1 2 Hoc es 2 3 4 Nt11d1nt Louncll 1 2 NHIIODH1 Honor Soc1ety Student Stor1 2 1 'NI n1t11r 2 3 4 Co Ed1tor Hearbook 4 DTBHIHIIC 3 Bun, huly 11t11e bee 1 our 111 Judw Dwpne the appearance of no orgamzatlon che can accomp11Ql1 more than 15 lmagmable Qhe p0QQeQses an mnate Hlglglll mto per2ona11t11Q 10up1111 111111 .111 excepuonally dellghtful pcrsonallts Wells or 11r1n 'NL1111' 111111 111 Yvllll., for 1111 1112111115 after ,.raduat1on -pp- 'RIF-N R011 XX STEPHEN KOQTICR 0 1111 11111 11111111 9 enj111111111IQ 1111111 1 none 01' 11111 e111pI01111c111v 111111 111111111 11111 1111111111112 111011111 C1111 ral 'NIon1111r1 91 c11r2 3 4 rutlmf 3 Bawlaal 2 3 4 1unt1n fl HH, YSJYPI' 111m 1 111 0 .1 11111 11111 1n our .1 va Cl 1 1 1f 11 1110 H1 fun 11 1 r 1111211111 111.1111 1111111111 1111 1111111 111111 SHLVESII R 'WPI VIN IEE There 18 1101 QOOII' 0 I1 1 111111011 S1116 ter Ceneral ou 11 Q1111 t1r 11111111 11 11 1 t .1r1 Ql11.1t111l. and dancm from 1111 1-r1a111111 ws 11105111 11111 1111 111n11rn 1111- 11111102111 fren er W111 a congtant UI'lI'l he gne-2 111 all to Qc1111111 11f1 111 11n1r11 and 111 mam p.1r11cu1arG DOL CLAS FDGAR LEE 1411117 11111 1 1111111111 111112111 or 11 11n1 11 r0111I111111n1s Doug xC3dCll11C Qoccer 2, 3 4 Wrcatlmg 2 3, 4 Doug IQ perhaps the Qemor flaw prlrnary anivuer to athletlc 8CC131I'll our onlw conalatant vvlnner He a1te111p1Q to lude h1S mtellect from the eyeQ of the world hut 011111 once 1n a Vbllllt 11 meals tl1r11ugl1 ln the gum? of mnocence or cl1anc1 I'6I'lldI'lx H1 plan- 111 mrrx llltit aQQ11Q to the ITDIWCYGIU of 'llaryland , 1, 1 , , , k,',, . -,1...,0 .., - 5 Y 5 v . .S .. im . 4 I ,T 1 M ' - ' ' L' M' -- . , , . . ff . 3 '. : ' ' 1' 11 . 2 . . , A 1 . 1 1 . 1' .' 1' ., 7 -' , ', ...Q1 ',f. ...YV-.:',11.l-,.. . l,,. 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EDWARD FRANCIS WIARKLHNE It LS better to lute recklessly and dangerously than not to lwe at all General Ed lb always late thou l1 only an els can tell wl1y It IS lndeed dangerous to trespass in the halls lIIll'l'lCdldILly after the bell has run He d1Vld0S hls time between wrestling, and tl1e audio vlsual club thou h we strongly suspect that during, every letsure moment he may be found deeply ensconced in an automobile en,1ne taht' JAMLI Ll'l NIARSIH l All Acanttrzstlzf ture Oflltfy ful an Steno 11ph1c Nlajor an 1 1 11113 o ut wi 1 vrt he erin many times Sl1e 1 an and sports flll liltldlll her extra moment between howlm GERALD LEE NIARTIN I thou clost play uzth htm at any game thou art sure to lose Jerry A r1cultural Cross Country 2 3 4 Track 3 4 'New paper Editor 4 FFA 2 llresuhnt F F A 4 Ba ehall 2 Basketball 4 Jerry is the proxerbml lau h1n boy Any other expre sion means dire illness. ln .1dd1t1on l1e has put 1n beaucoups of time makin H H S what 1t is. Uncle Sam has many new ideas to tax Jerry: aimability. s at1n softball and fcour Q hor es She plans lClI'ttl' 1 1 ecrtt1ry 1 the 'Nlaryland Hor e Show AQSOKIIIIOII path tp lan' sim Monitor 2. persuasive. 41? mf JANIES KINNARD NIARTIN Love is the jeztel that wins the world. im General Basketball 3 . . . Yearbook 4- . . . Newspaper 4- . . . Sta e Crafters 3 4- . . . .lim is the essential reason we students have this yearhookMhe took care of the subscriptions. He is one of our top math and science students .and plans to carry this field to Towson State Teachers College if the Army 1sn't more IO9 RALPH EDWARD NIARTIX Camzng lS a prlnczple znherent ln hznnan naiure Ralph Cemr 1l Soccer 3 4- WfLQIl1Hg 4 9, Ralph boa ti C1 d6Y1l1 ll grm, 4 qulclx M11 and Clewer QHTCHQIII that dep1cts if 111 whole per onahty He IQ an and sporto fan and backer of all school 9101111 he H12 future loomc as potent1al work 1n a congtrueuon company Q29- SANIJY Ihr NIATTFRSON Plfasure Ihr sm lflgll bins 0 manl11n1l Dandy ACddCIll1C C l1eerle11d1r 2, 3 I3o.11d of El6Cl1ODQ 3 Fasorm Prom 3 Qumlx hw been mdnpsn 1l1le .N N11 71e lnr and Ur Uarkllne r1gl1l l1.111d She has llltll 1115 .11t1xe 111 l11r Ll1ur4l1 both IH the cl1o1r .md as pn 1de11t o In 'XIX I' A111 I11 111g t1111c 411 L111 squeue from l11r houndlus -c 1oo d.CllYllj 1 pant 1n 11.1111 111 Shllllllllll r1d1n and lratlnfr GL KDE 5 IVX Nl XX b Ar! ls a shadou 0 lzzzmanzly Ceneral Am afternoon Clndy can be found QldS1Il VU avsus 1n lla Senouely tl1ou l1 he had done 901110 Qlaun, as Lost .md Found Rfpre QHIJUNK and 1n Journal1Qn1 Her future IN undnuded but Ql1e plans 1t to he 1ntertr11n1ngr PHILLIP ALI AlN MQCALNIOTNT The 1111111115 IIUIIISIIZIIII SIUIIIIIUIIS the :logs and greeis lhe dappled Morn Phl General Nlrx Dans l.ld1Il1S Pllll has a qudlny IHONI of ux lack, acommon Qemel' SIIICC l1e plans to feed the world after graduatlon thu li perhaps tl1e greateet awe! um tdll 11.111 LllxL so many of 11111 llldNf'llllIlC Qct, he 1- .1 great adsoentor of huntmg, l1u11t1ng, l1unt1ng DAVID I XRROLI NILCURLILY H6lllSIJUlPll1llIll1Q00Illf1l6IZfl0lI.S Dau I ener ll Soeclr Z 3 kethall 2 3 ll s Off1flllS 2 3 Buslness 'VI r Yealllook fl- Student Collncll 2 any Hall' to the nl.lster of s.lrc.l lll N0lll1H escapes lllb llUlCk retorts Desplte lllb llllllleasurable help whenever llcs needed he spends most of lllS tlmc crc.lt1n eneral Chao As .1 phy ed major .lt 'NI.lryl.lnd we expect .lnother llke Nlr Belt 'S' 'K' 1-yflm BILRINARD RAYNION D MCDADI WIIIIILIL your cares wzlll pleasure now and llzen Ray I Ullllllt ftldl Ray has Wlfll QCCIIIIII ly llllnutcst effort rn ll,llf.d the fllbt plllnacle of uece s He I3 .ln .lvld sport LIllllLl1dSl Lspeclally Lollcernlll ollr natlonal p litlllll CAIIHIN RINE. ANN MCGRAW Efllll.llSll1SfIl I5 the genius 0 slncerlly ana' lflllll accomplishes no 1.lCl0l'l6.S ZLll,l0lll lt Kltty Acadenllc Checrleader 1 Ba ketball 3 Softball 3 Hockey 4 Llbrary Asslstant I 2 .5 4- Monltor 4 S C VICE Presldent 4 Kltty 1S always lau hln In her own words I bCl16Y6 ln always havln fun She has been a fanllllar fl ure ln all phases of school llfe and dell hts us all ln beln .1 very wlllln worker Her future IQ undeclded but slle doesnt appear concerned MALCOLM RICHARD MCCR AW When you haue no lzaszs or an argumenl abuse the plfllllll 'N ac General Soccer 2, 3, 4 Wrestllng 4- Mac has lnterests ln every fleld and spends hls lelsure tlme ch.lslllg thelll o'er the countryslde huntlng, 0fl0lCS, Colts, cars, and last but not least glrls True to form Mac IS taklng the flrst course as swab Jockey and then .1 hlICll ln law school 1 - If J l ' 7 1 i s ' ..-, . .7 '.'. . ' ' - r, ...ll.ls .,4...oy. ...,.... . , Y 0- ..- ' ' I D. , A . A .' , . .. MQ ' ,, , '. 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Doris General Doris is an optimist or at least we must assume this from her sunny manner. She loves howling and competing in pool though she doesn't specify what kind of pool, In school. she has participated in both llle librarv club and the dance club -Xfter g:radu'1tion Qhe plane to pound the tvpin' kew for .1 few yearc PATRICIA ANN Nlll Ll'H There 1s no truer truth olnmznalile by man 111011 romes o muszc .1 feneml .it 1- .1 riendls 1 w I0 .1 wus 1.1s .1 M1111 1 I r utrwom Nlu lowes mu lt in uery form .md IIJN tontrihuted llttllllly to 11111 1113m111ent of tht whool band She ll.1N hun a great htlp to Nlr Nlurlxline .md pl.111 to ln 1 -etretars after ,5radu.1t1o11 'Q' EIJWARD INOLQLIFII NIINOR A true Phzllzp Il loz tr n lzoriex Tl ACddtIll1L Ted, a newer .lseet to our illu Iriou 124 Il CQ .1t th. Crack of dawn to Morl. with his horns His perseverance and aptltude with .1n11nalQ has brought great relulti He li lntereeted in pl1otoffrapl1y fiehing tennw and hae captured a lf-ad in The llzght of January Szrteenth Next f.1ll he plans 1 grand rntrmce into W1 elf rn Maryland Iollere .md .1 cour L of ple 1111d ADELLA ANN MORRISON A heart at leisure from itself to soothe and sympathize. SiS Stenograpliic Major Adella is the perfect example of a true friend: understanding, sympathetic, and delightful to be around. She has been active in hcr M.F.Y. as well as the F.B.L.A. She enjoys listening to the radio, cooking, and playing records. GERALDINE BFVFRLY WOSBX From the croun o her head to the sole o her oo! she IS all mzrlh Gerry General Gerry IS always sporting that amiable rm accompll hed by an equally delightful personality bhc has been active in liotll school and fhurch choru t as well as a very capable and to Wir 'Nlarklmc ROGER ALLAN ML ELLER Man LS an embodied paradox a bundle o contradictions Roger ACddSIH1C SC Treasurer 4- Basketball 3 4- Baseball 2 3 4- Soccer 3 4 National Honor Society Roger is the typical American looking teen ager with xery untypical intellect His quiet remarks are a boon ln all classes After graduation Roger is ln lme for Wheaton College his father s Alma Mater JOHN EUGENE NICHOLSON The devil was the irs! 0 th name rom whom the race o rebels came. Nick General John is indeed a rebel and a colorful character in every way. His delicately equivocal humor and snappy comments made him one of Mr. Bs fair-haired boys. He has been active on the wrestlin team The Night of January Six- teenth and is a rousing Colt fan. II4 . PHILLIP DAN NIELSEN f ' A It is only where mind and character slumber tha! the dress can be Seen. 1 Phil Aeudenlic g ax Ba l1etball2 3 4 Tall and good natured Phxl IS Hereforda charter member of Txmomum Drneln H12 future plana 1nclude college at Maryland and extreme care for hls blg blue Bulclt WlIh0Ut a doubt our Ceorgla Peach IS one 1n a meelyun WVIARX CATHERIINF NORTON 90 sunt Ilze blush 0 hash ulrzess Vary Stenographlc 'llajor Ba etball 2 3 4 Qoftbal12 3 4 I-'BL A 2 3 Llbraryl 'Klan l1lllCQ w1tl1 the wzetne unbeltnfwn t to mn t of our world The llfe of a ecretary hee ahfad for the quut mcmlmtr of our basketball team 4 H record 1ort a d th1 lorn of mu IC Ctllllpfl 1 the 111 ll ellool llfe 0 .1 urs aetne N11 AMANDA BRADY PARLLTTIL 4s your Il erlllzng, rzng 116079 10111111607 0 your Cares Nlandw C mural 14 Nlandy 1 M1Ill0lll 1 doubt one tf tht llapplet gal 1n our class Bt 1de2 is her mteret ln church and b0wl1n he was the f1r t to t1e the eternal knot After I'ddllHl10I1 llfe wlll lead 1t merry chase on a Nlawal submarme baae NIICHAILL ALBERT PATTERSON 111 our 1111011 1111211 IS 111171110111 Nl1ke Acadtnuc xlllxl 1 another ma ur rf eau tu wxt and blllllf. arca m lWe hare mamll A ba ltetball mana er for the pa t two wear he lla nen Mr Belt nun1erou flt of temper H1 future la ee entlallv undeelded but ure to mclude an IW 11:1 ue follege Vtlll1lll1llfl1X1l'l6 tn f nf twle . S. 7 y . . . , . . L - . . . .V . . . . H Y ,, -, , . . in W r ' T ' 1 11 1 X A A f f sk ,, ,. . . -SW ss '1'S S ' , ' 5,51 S,'n -gl Vs S' 'sf 'g S ' f' '. SS. A 1l , . S 1 1 ' As 5' . -5' ., F ' ' g,S s ' . - g' , ' 5 - '1 .. .-., I , . ., ,-?'l.l, '.. , S' 'S' 1 'S' S. ' ,s 's' g S 'I' S, sg' . S S . S ' .S S , 1 ,,, j .' . .991 S- . 1 1 Y' L - I BEVERLY ANN PEARCE There is no accounting for the actions of a zvoman. Bev General Hockey 4 . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Library assistant. Bev is in a constant hustle and bustle of activity from the church choir and recreation center to basketball and hockey. She plans to follow her athletic prowess at State 'lmcher TTY' 'if QALI X HU LCHINS PP ARCE Don t rnalte yoursel a mouse or the fat uzll eat you Sally L0lIlIlltI'Cl xl Sally is so quiet we would almost for et she was around if he werent so pleasant Youth Fellowship readm and tennis has kept her busy out lclh of school LOUIS ANDREVVS PHILLIPS Hunting I reckon very good lo brace the nerves anal stzr the blood Louie General Louis IQ a quiet member of our class who prefers communion with nature ln the form of huntln and fishing to the more gregarlous pastlmes He IS al o a fan of archery and bowling ELAIN E HELEN RITTLER Health and cheer ulness mutually lzeget each other Elaine Commercial Elaine IS a happy laughing mdustrlous member of the nurses club FB LA and IS an art student Her future appears undecided but with uch a cheerful personality it can be nothing but success 1 ll I ll ANN ROB! RIS llffllll :uns maltz um lzmrs ulie C tneml ie t ie Senim nt wt t fe mme fntnlt md lim made a bounmnff Q rmu r on x tm ie mu nt cum fmm r W e tem Elmrtrlc tmp mx 1 v r xn 1 itx ifter f.I'llllltil0Il DAVID lxFlTH SCHNIAIIER The Ink 0 a sclmlar is more Sacred than ilze blood 0 the marlyr Dau General Track 3 4 Sumer 4- Qtudent Council 4 Harlx our budding genius w1th the Qnappy wut and friendly grin' In addition to the normtl plm wurc of life our Dau 1 the proserbial party boy Lollnge will be sung, fur ln titntlfie IQ CIS II6 CARROLL EDWARD RITZMAN A very merry, flancing, drinking. Iazlghing, qllaffing, ana' zznthinlring time. Eddie General Eddie is a body of versatility. He enjoys everything from fishing and football to Qtock-car raves and Qwimminb Life pr0mi'es never to be dull lien 1zl.e Com enlzonc because man marie them Tom Ac idemic ln iddltlon to lJLlI1f' midi of -nlps nm Qnul mtl puppy do, tal 'Q my ire fi lurmcn hunters SWIIIIIINFS lJnwluQ and lm elnll fnns A Tom his the nnwuline qual1f1cat1onQ he follow tiue to form N 5 J ' 3, . ,lul'.iS l f-' 'H - 'A 1,4 p ',, int 1 U. Ou lj qual is tllzlt Sl l'l ' 1- s ' s ' ' C1 1 j is lu-nt on ugturingg lle vtulzitility und ' 11 1' 1 'L 1 ' . ,,. ' STl':XR'll THOMAS ROSER 1 W 5, L ' lqfst '- If l:, l 1 l 1 , 'S' ', ,, ' fi, '., 'va - 5 ' ,V JAMES DOUGLAS SEWELL Suppress me 1 you can V I am a merry est .llmmy Stenographrc Wlajor Jimmy IS a lover of both nature s muslc fnormally referred to as huntlngl and that wh1ch cholrs of an els rssue forth Hrs future plans pomt out a sec retarlal posltlon Thrs IS no doubt ln a lamorous spot where hlS con emal personallty wlll come to ood avaxl 'R MARY REED SHARP There s nothmg that alloys an angry mmd so soon as sweet beauty Reed Acadennc Cheerleaderl 2 3 4- Hockey 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 have been the fall of many a sturdy youn man No need to wonder why she a member of the Boys 4H and the reclplent of Naval Academy 1nv1tat1on l Her next attack rs colle e perhaps m the South thus a a1n doomed to defeat EMILY JANE SHARRETTS What ts past my help LS past my care une Acadennc Hockey 4 .lane a busy mlss whos more than able to create a furor at anytrme per se her m1ce frlends Western Marylands autumn hues are entrancmg .lane away from 'he land of pleasant llvln toward Hood AGNES DIANN SHAW Wzlt thou have muszc 9 Harlt 9 Frank General Dlann IS one of the elated members of our Senror Chorus Desplte her laughxng, gay pursult of dancing, she flnds a serlous txme for her church cholr as well Her future 15 undecxded but the sun shlnes brlghtlw . . -1 . . . , . . l . ' g' g . ' g '- .ft 1 is 1 ' , I 1 r . . , , , . . . , , ' . . . ' . Reed is vivacious, happy, and delightfully pretty. Those golden tresses g . 's ' , B. E y v 3 - .l ' ' 5 , FALL WILBLR bHELI EH 'No c10c11 IS mon reg,11111r 1111111 1111 11e11x W1 L1n1r1l Pau 1 the in tl dtor of indm dCX1ll h Lheme H1 pre emu on It 6 occer team make the hu rlde alwas uproariou Huntm and footlnll contend for lei ure minute vwhrle the 'Nan thruten to tlfle both X .lUAlN Slll' WONSIXI 711016 11011112 lordzu 1411111055 I11en1 on 10 others Joann Aeadenuc H Llxu 'S 4 B1 lxetlmull 2 Volleyball 2 qtu ent qtore 1 2 3 N mnitor 2 3 1- lNlll0I'ldl Honor Qoclttw X u dznt Lounul 2 1 entered llllg world In addition to her manlfold acmitie here he ha alio duoted l1er elf .1 tl1e Baltirnore lounty FT -X pre ident llllg wear lxATHRYlN ANN SINIPSON 66711115 111111 pouer 11111011 da les IIIUFNI1 ewes IS 0 t 12111 persezcranu zn dzszuzse Kathrsn Qteno raphrc Major Kat inn IQ '1 happy Llfl with l1ug.l11n rw .md 1 hardwrlrxn nature She ha upported Qchool ZILUNIIW wax of l nl on clerlxm md lu 1n generalls good cltlzen THOMAS CARROLL SIMPSON All t111ngs are produced' bw ate 'lom General Hall to the hunter fiehermen and Tom who e luck fate decides mot faxorablw Cheerful countenance and general good humor make Tom's un decided future no problem at all A v . fi 1 v Av 'l 7 Y 7 '- 11 Q--1 ' l 'S 'S'g' ' j 'Us 5' 5. '5 5 U tl? S ' s S ' S 'js ' 5. 'g' 1 53 li ' s 1' +1 S S' I . , - 1 . , A . Y Y ix , 1 ,. .. ' , .' 1 , -' o 'j., ...zs ...-d' L ,,,, . 4....I1' 'mf .1'y...F.T,1.1.2...s1. . ' C 7,' , ,loanie has he-en il lJCL'lllY4' of activity no doubt since the moment she 1 1 ' . ' ' US .S s , 1' sf 'S I ' s' '-j. V ' . f z: ' .' f 1' .K . W U .- . . N' E' ' ll' 'j '1f'g-gs' 1'-'1 g -. ' .. 'ss ,, 1 'in SClI1Sl 1' ga -'gal .Q- oy- 'X lr 0: ni' ,A 1 'K 1 1 -- . X S, .w ,I , W S , . S DAVID RONALD SNIIT H Had sigh fl to many though he loved but one Ron Ceneral Business Nlgr Newspaper -1- Band 2 Soccer Nlgr 2 Student Council 1 2 Baccalaureate Chairman 1 ml Dear lau hlnv devilish menacmg Ronnie' One of the first to ct trapped' His maturtty eneroslty and ood humor will be sure to carry him throuvh any dilemma DON NA MARIE' QNYDFR Ioltzng, and humor v pleasant and o len o exlrunc ulzlzly Donnn Steno 'NI rjor hophomore Nm Pre ident ,Ir .1ndSr Neeretary Hocleex 2 3 4 C eerleuder 1 2 3 L twill 2 DFZIHIZIIIC5 3 Nlomtor Donna has been mxaluable as a school ettmn and really all around l Her productlon of the booklet for both Prom and Rm Dance was CXC6Cd1HEly she is obuously well Qlldllfled HARRY JANII' 5 SPICFR Hunting, he foxes tm 'xCddLFtllC If 4. lll0lLf were to In made between huntm and eatin there would be no doubt wh1cl1 Jim considers as lifes sustenance His future plans loom as a mechamcs Career which will take mto u e hls passion for cars NORNIA JFAN STAN Dll' ORD llarrzage lS honorable IH all NOHIM Qteno 'Nlajor Sr Y1cePres1dent onltorl 2 3 Llbrary 4- Rm Dxnce Refreshments Student Store 1 2 3 Norma IS .mother of our seniors to he rtmmed from the held of eompe txtron vuth sparlxlm honors Nloreower she tw an and reader and ICC skater Besides the obvious, lNorma plans a Job in the secretarial field l ' 5 , K , 1 ns ' ' 1 L. 4 V I ,g ,' .-1 ' ' ,, I . . .. , -I r rg r K- fp ft- 3 1 ' ' -- 4 .f ' -. L' . .f : ':- sr .' f.. ' 'j,, 11-f' ,,1.f...Soflt .3,4-... ' , 3,4-. 1 N l v y :Lv v K4 nh 'fs 1 I gu- , , .g I . 1, pleasing. Her plans for the future designate a career as a beuutician in which 4 ID in D r I 2,42 I Q 1 l 1 .ix Y i 4 ,x 4 'xx V g- me . g, v 1 ., . . . . . ' ' s s '.. - - f K 1 - A . . . . .V ,. Lv 4 ki -A 'Q ...NI' ,',,4...' ' 'gt ... ' , , , . .. V. -. U X V .NA V. 1 - . - - 2 - U - W A ., . X ' . . M ' 'x 1 l NP SAIIS Sllll'Llli I am at uar t uzxt uzll and ztzll no! RUBY BRENDA STIFFLER To lore the game lieyona' Ilze prize. Bren General Wlitlloul ller invaluahle assistance, we could never haw put out at news- paper or yearbook. In addition to her active participation in her church and her love of sports of all kinds, Bren plans to take her typing talents into the business world. Gene Xgrieulture Cena Jome the group of huntmff and fi lung adxoeatc With a con,.en1al Q I1 lll l 0 KH INPHN J C18 ,.ClUltS dll! IIN MIIIIITIIH IITIIQQ lil flll TL 12 undecided hut loom- l1r1g.ht on tht horizon PAT RIFIA ANN SWIFT DONNA GAIL SLLLIN XlN Hut xou are learn fl in ialumes flap you se! Donna M tdume Xlthoufh outwardlx quiet her deep thou ht are often Ucpres ed in theme: written in FIlfTl1Ql1 Donna enjow tht compans of a blue eyed farmer Her future plans mclude work in Journallxm where Qhe cant help but Succeed ZIP!! llie lang11ag,1 0 lone belongs equally to all mankind PHISW Academic 7 At home in a home ie lates who 1 aecomplwhed in all domeetlc tafilxs An mtereet in the language of Ione hai led to Qkill on the accordion ueQt for knowledge will tilt: her to the Fzwtern Nazarene College ln ulncx NI8QQdCllllQCIlS l20 Q 5, ' nw? . . - . . -,. W - . I 'hi . 4 t t, 4 J i..M U .U .5. .. 0.4 ri, 'als rl .'l21Sl ll ff lt 'gilt V.. 's uf . ' ' .' l' ' . y . ' ' V, v , . I ' ' - ' v 11 f 1 A, -L m 'x It is often said that still water runf deep. Donna is an excellent example. 1-4 g ,,1 ' 1' V, gs' - 2. 5 ' e i ' 4 D . . ' Il, ' ' - ' ' . . ' Y Y ' ' 1 '. v I v ,.,- Q , , Q f 2 , . ' ' N 2' ?f ',,', ' 'S 'N ' M' 'g, A - k - 44 sr V - - Q P v -' 1 -1 Y ' - ' kv . , , .. . ., Q 1, AlNN W HEELER THOMPSOlN look io your health and 1 you have lf prazse Cod' nn Academic Hockey 2 3 41- Softball 3 4 Cheerleadin 1 2 FNA Prom Decoration Comm 3 Whether swinging a hockey stick or checking in a patient for the school nurse Ann is a babbling brook of activity Always neatly dressed and smiling Ann enjoys dancing and church activities outside of school Union Memorial should benefit greatly by her service NANCY IOUISI THOMPSON I account more elreng,th Ln a true hear! than H1 a uallefl ally lNance Steno raphic This tiny apparition of funuunity may very well combine her two futurx shown ln the many committees on which he has served successfully GLORIA JILAN TROL FNIAN TIS a good thing to laugh at any rate Troutit Comma ru il Student Council 3 Dance 2 3 Cheerleading Club 2 A patch of blonde and a burst of lau hter tell everyone that Troutie has arrived When she 1S not busily enga ed 1n school activities or attendm he Luther League Gloria is driving her widdle old 54- Plymouth TWD' RICHARD LEWIS TROYER Here s a heart or any ate' Rich Ceneral Rich ls a happy soul with an always ready grin His is an abundance of good humor which is sure to be needed in helping his Lncle Sam ' 7 T T 4 . . V , f , . A ' ,, , g, ' , . . t., . 1 Y V 4 24 r . . y h. ,- ,' . g .- plans of bookkeeping and marriage. Nance's reliability and willingness are , . . L , . .L T . . 5 . . . , . . . . 1 1 g S v ' W i . . g . l . .. , 4 . g t m l X . . .. ,, . , ,, , . ,ff , f f JOSEPHINE MARIE VESELOVSKY Those who are fond of selling things to rights, have no great objections to seeing them wrong. Jo Ceneral Newspaper 2 . . . Dance 1, 2, 3 . . . Sr. High Chorus 2, 4 . . . Volleyball 3 . . . Lost and Found 2, 4. Whenew'er something has to be done, one can be sure that Jo is helping to do it. Her leadership is 4-H, church, and the Rainbow Girls is well ap- preciated and will long be remembered .IANILTFI l' JOAN WAlJh Greater thzngs are lnelret erl 0 llzosr Il 110 are absent or t Steno Commercial ts l LII hu 3 hu all tround thool alwax 1o1111n throu h w un neeted ln 11111 ups mln nf 1 tf u in whatexer ie he enter if NIARII XX NIAP WAI BECK L1 c ls cz lame 1111091 splendor hules 11s base Nldflltll Commercial horu 2 3 tbrary 4 ur c 1 tan MARGIE MARIE VQPAVLR I prazse loudly I blame so lla 'Klum Lornrnerctal Marte has been our cheerful and always helpful chool citizen Her par ttctpatlon on the oftball team for three year ha been a boon to our not always so illustrious efforts Her future designate .1 position as a secretary Such !ll'l1l8lJll1ly could hardly go without notice Thx WVA F will lndud he 1IlI'lQllCd ln Nlarllxn quiet though IIIIDIC tu pn mncc 'Nlu teal endcaxor ring, w1tl1 her ahh 1nd profound as 1 tance wlneh 1 well prt ented A well rounded l1t of out ide actnitte formulate a well rounded 11 t of chool actiutie JEANNE MARIE WHITCRAFT 3 c To generous souls every task is noble. Jeanne Commercial Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . Student Store 1, 2, 3 . . . Librarian 3, 4 . . . Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Captain of Monitors 4- . . . Student Council Secretary 4 . . . Prom Chainnan 3. A contagious smile and warm Hello plus a boundless store of enerlfy add up to one Jeanne Whitcraft Jeanne cnyoys fulfilling the duties of various offices in her local and sub district MYF and also the company of a certain blue eyed alumnus Jeanne should certainly make many friends at Towson State Teachers College next year ARTHLH LEVI WILHELNI Harm uala lr harm catch Arc 1 Cena ral Arch has been a rousm athlete all throu h high school His efforts on the soccer and baseball teams have not lacked importance He IS of course both a hunter and a fi herman He plans a brief time in the service before he goes to work ENINIA FONDA ABGELINIA WILHELNI We measure all relzgzons by their Clblll mg power Fonda Academic Dramatics 2 3 Library 4- Chairman Prom Decorations 3 Pu l1c1ty Chairman Yearbook 4- ln the class of 1960 its Fonda on the spot Always Wlulll to do a Job always capable to do It well thats our Fonda Her talent in the art field will take her into the field of commercial art after a Jaunt in colle e RUTH ANN WILHELM Beaulw ls part 0 the znzshul language by ulzzch goodness spealts Boots General Lost and Found 2 Librarian 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 4- Monitor Boots IS a vivacious little miss with more energy than time to spend it She has shown her capabilities in all factions of school life and especially as Miss Zleglers student secretary for three years She enyoys all types of activi ties from movies and dancin to cookm and bowlm Destiny or at least Boot has decided on beautician school after graduation D - , , l 4 ' i , . il 1 x H H ' 'rr' -.. U ' '. . MC' 1-I n 4 , . .5 .. I v ' , as as - fs , , , ll i l i .. ..Y,.7. 4 15. , ' b- -,t. N Y, -- ,- . S v -5 1 - ' . . . .l . U D. 'la T . , . . . ., - ,, 4. H ,,. . . . . . S S as- 1 1 s, s . EDNA LA RUE WISNER fllusic, lhe only universal tongue. Edna Academic Edna has been so busy all through these teenage years that it is a mystery where to begin: Prom refreshment chairman lHm-were they goodll, Senior High Chorus, F.T.A., Sunday school teaching, Maryland State Chorus, and numerous more. Now, she's busy' with her plans for State Teachefs College in the fall Z. lHON1PbON Htll WOOIJWARD Agaznsl a luehy man cz en a cod has Izltle pon er 'lom Ctneral he tl pero: o luttt g.cmu tr ht proficient at chess Ifrom ns trout ln tie tournama nt lom vu mt ht attribute sucl H1 future 1 undecided but plc 1 antnc ulysay ht rt opportuntty ANNX NIMH WRIGH1 The rlenrl 0 hzm uho has no rzenfl Anna Nlary Stenographlc Anna Nlary x rather tlusnt about her lu un moments for example one of her fuyortte pastimes is rtdln in .1 green hornct Esotertc no' Wllll uch loyely eye and plea in nature she has made a grand impression at Hereford basketball librarian student store F B L A and chorus KElNlNlfI H BAYNIL WRIGHT Ifl rather laugh a hrlgjll hazrul hay lhan rezgn a gray beard king Kenny Commercial How ridiculous it seems that redheads are supposedly possessors of hot tempers Kenny has nothing but smiles and friendship for everyone He plans to be a banker where his generosity will probably be his downfall ROBERT LEE WRIGHT A man always chases a woman untll she catches htm General Our graclous gentleman who swears his harr 15 not red Yes slr' Bob has rushmg hls way through classes to wrestle dance F B LA student councll or newspaper As sports editor of the Harbinger hrs presence has been mdlspensl ble Though huntmg DeMolay and the Vemon football team have clalmed his other lelsure moments the Army has blgger and better UD plans HELEN LEE YAREMA I have been sent to procure an angel to do cookzng Helen General Softball 2 3 4- Hockey 2 3 4- Nurses Assistant 2 3 4- Momtor Bake Sale Chairman 4- Llbrarlan 3 Helen s blonde head has been bobbmg m so many actxvmes that we often wonder how she does If Outsrde school she fmds tlme for 4H bowlm swlmmmg lce skatmg cookmg and babyslttmg Thats qulte a gal FRANKLIN DELANO YELTON Happy IS he who knows the country dwmztzes Frank Agrlculture Soccer 3 4- Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Frank has been HH S s falr halted boy on the athletic fleld even though he kept threatenlng to go back to Susquehannock Thls year despxte lnjury Frank was second ln Baltlmore County scorlng by only a few percentage points Baccalaureate .vw ,A P ,L pubs-gk. ai M QI! 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Walter Ma1 Wade Palmer Rufus Ch1l1 oat Jol1n W Pollev 4 f a fI'lCIld Grocery 1111 '1nd'11r Jol1n D P1-1r1 111111111111 N11 Ja11et D111 1111 W 1ll1a1n E B31lCy Jr Mr 'iIlfl1x1I' Mr 11141 M1 Mr 41 11u1 Bon S11111l1 1114 1111119 A Banks a d Famlly C M lV13I'1lI1 I1 1r l 1111 ers C1 y 1,1C1x 11111 1 11111111 1 and M1 1 11111 M1 1 11I1ClN1l 1 and N11 r 11141 M1 1111 1 11 lero1 1 eters ll 111 ard F lxe1tl1 Jarrett 11I01IlIJSOIl He 11 D Wllhelm Aubrey IN Stlffler 1 'N11 I1 I' I' I I' 11111 N11 C1 orge T111111 end 1 S 11 111111111 11 1 B1 1111111 1 Moore 1Larl Clnlcoat C11 1111 Cllllt oat 111111111 ll1d1y 11 111111 11111111111 er Sutton and Beeker Gala e 1 1141111414141 ll 114111 ar1 Y Applmnce M1 John S114111 Mr a1111'V1r A R Vvorrall M15 111111111 1 '1rr1 h Jan11 s C W1ll1LI Getz s Gener al Store Freeland Mary Qultkley M S t J D ldountam BIOXNHIC 1111 artner nky Mr and Mrs Albert 1Na1lor Grau W 1111111 11116 Bupper bercer Fam1l1 Mr and A1119 J W M1'Curley Jr Mr a1111'Vlrs Arthur Hendrw Herefmd Fsso and Restaurant C Patrons I' I' a11d Mr Wrlbur Snyder and Mrs B F Donaldson and Mrs Sta11ley Kroll a11d Mrs Bus ell Pere oy Charles D V1a1s I' I' I' and Mrs O1lS1V1aI't1I'l a11d'11rs Bo1111t L Smrth and Mr Ceor e Bouchard and Mrs Don Reiner and Mr John B Calder The Nel on C'1rt1r Fi1I'11l11 R Brlte Sl11ple1 I' I' I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs Cllbert 'Vllller and Mr Stanley Bush and Mr lv131.1lll1'1 lre s a11d Mrs Phllllp Feffer and N11 A H Clark 11111 Mr Charl1s A Lemons and Mrs T A L3W1OHlC3 and Fam1ly Mane and Jay Wheeler Mr and Mrs Paul R Cooper qllll QI Motors S C Sparks Store General 'V1erchand1 e Mr and 'Vlrs Ly man Huff and Ellen Plnlllp H Cooper B11l1ertA PIICC Mrs Allen Coflell Prlce s E so Statlon 'V11 Mar1 Horner M1 s Mary B M Mltehell Vlrs Rebecca B DBYIS R Parke Plowman Mr Robert E Thompson Gardner s Cara e Clenrock Mr John WICGIHWW Meadowcraft S. Sons James Herbert R1chard PIICC Betty and Jlmrny Carroll Randy Ray Gouge Mr alld Mrs Mlles Patterson Buzz and Ruth Lon Mrs Ruth V Hoshall A Fr1end Adela s Beauty Shop Mr and Mrs Sam Adams A Frlend Mlss Eva Akehurst Mr and Mrs Allen F Alban Mr and Mrs John H Alban 1 -. ' '. 1 M . s. ' . 1 S. 1 . 1' MT. . . . SI' 1 , A' Mr. 1 . V 1 .1 Q s. ' - M . 1 . 1s g 1 A -, , g, , 1 M. 1 . ' 1 ' 1 , -- M . , .. 1' . ' ' - g , ' Mr. s. g - , A yg, MT. 1 -. 'Y' A 1, Q S, , 1' . ' S. . 1 M 1 '1 . 1 ss 1' s 1 1 ' -' , . 's - ' 7' ' , ' 1 ' . ' . ' 1 ' .1 1 ss. l . ' .s . ., Il ' ' M - S- ' 1 1.1 1's. ' M- S-' 3915 . .11 s 1 li s4 M - A M- ' 1 ' M . 1' s. . . Mr.: 1 Mrs. J. .12 1 .' ,z ssi1l ' M - 1 J S- '- - ' - 1 ji - - M .. 1 . . . L ' Mx' . 1 A A 1 M '. . 1 's. 4 ' . ' ' 1 -1 -- . Page Mays - ' 1 M '. 1 's. H . - 1 , 1 M1 1 , 's. s . Y' A -f 1 - ' N1 . 1 . 's. 1. 1, ' ' 1 I - M111 C. 1,ilI'I'.S1l ' - A 1 .. l 's. 1' 1 1. ' . -- 1 '. 1 . 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