Hereford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Parkton, MD)

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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.

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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'

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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.