Howard High School - Howard Shield Yearbook (Ellicott City, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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We sincerely hope that in presenting the i957 Howard Shield to you we have given you a worthy souvenir of a memorable year at Howard High. fy! W PROGRAM Dedication Appreciation Fundamentals Coacl1's Message Teams Strategy Plays Conditioning Finale Q ?! Q 9 1? in I sks. :lllilllllilsltlilw DEDICATIGN ln recognition of her patience, sincerity, and generosity, we Seniors of 1957 wish to dedicate our Howard Shield to MISS MARGARET A. BOWERS. Foremost among our pleasant memories will be the interest, support, and help which she gave us in our studies and extra- curricular activities. As a result of her efforts, our graduating class feels better able to meet tomorrow's challenge. APPRECIATICDN For Unselfishly giving his time and energy to see that our school activities were successful and enioyable affairs, the Howard Shield staff wishes to express our sincere appreciation to MR. MORRIS GREEN, our competent and dependable art teacher. A f-ww awww- Q-rf FUNDAMENTALS The regular season during which a game is played is a high-pressure period, buf The Training period is by far The mosT imporTanT one. Dur- ing This Time individual Techniques and fundamenTals are sfressed, and The rudimenTs of Team play are in- sfilled in us. IT is This Training season which corresponds To our school life. IT is here ThaT we learn To cooperafe, To seT our goals, and To begin sTriving for success. Coached by Mr. Jones and Trained by our Teachers, we are TaughT The fundamenTals of life Through our sTudies, our exTracur- ricular acTiviTies, and our personal experiences. CCDACI-I'S MESSAGE CongraTulaTions, class of i957. AT lasT you have achieved a goal To which you have aspired for many years. You have earned The feeling of accomplishmenT ThaT you have aT This Time. Your performances To This poinT are now recorded in permanenT rec- ords and TranscripTs. Your fuTure is a maTTer of prognosTicaTion. Re- member The heriTage of righTs you enioy in our American way of life. AccepT your responsibiliTy To preserve These righTs and To pass on To The succeeding generaTions The privileges we enioy in a democracy. Cherish The bonds of friendship you formed here during your high school years. Keep Them well and preserve always The memories of our own Howard CounTy Senior High School. Principal ENGLISH Busily selecting and reading books for their literature requirements are Marie Emory, nna Monroe, Gloria Phelps, Delores Rice, and Morton Cook. KATHERINE MCFARLAND English EVELYN COATES English Dramatics ENGLISH Jerry Harrison and Lynn Godshall check Linda LitchfieId's work as Peggy Lotz and osalie Mauck read the correct answers. ELIZABETH MADILL English Soeech LOIS SAUTER English Journalism LEONORE JONES English U. S. History nl, . . ' ' .5347 x yy... .' ill, B. , s ? F ZW R IV' ,ff in ii VVORLD HISTORY Geoffrey Harris locates a point on a modern globe for .loan Mitchell and Rosa Coles ARNOLD HARMS while Dick larriclc and Robert Sealing find the same spot on 0 map of the Roman Empire. U. S. History World History ALLIE CORBIN U. S. History FRANK LUPASHUNSKI Problems of Democracy P. CD. D, While Mike Wade points out causes of war to Joanne Reichardt, Betty Jo Trent and James Reiger prepare a bulletin board on some of the problems of democracy. 3? l 1 .1 .i -l 'f . f.d-.,. CHEMISTRY Betty Moore takes notes as Julie Peterson and Jett Dayett pertnrm a chemistry experi- nent. Pat Daniels and Fred Brandt are watching the results. BIOLOGY After having examined the hydra through the microscope, Grace Disney and Reginald Byrns diagram the specimen. Jerry Gottschalk explains the functioning of the hydra to Qoberta Weller. , K . Q' X. 5 ffm. Ji fl S .Y S W , , 0 ,E is A t l vb 'X ,gr 'hi 'S 14,5151 - rg , ,as h ,X .M H ff e . 1r'.ll.T3,L1, ijegririie igiggixgwlg -qt rf Q ,- 'xezf r JOSEPH McNEILL Chemistry Physics Mechanical Drawing L-' b f, , ,Y-ff ' 525. , iifivfltif -1' r Elmira-qv , 'sk iff ir: ' H 5233 DONALD HILBERT Biology MARGARET BOWERS Mathematics JAMES NASH Psychology Mathematics PLANE GEOMETRY Pat Daniels and Sue Young solve a geometric problem while Ronnie Allen and Charles Murray check their reasoning. PSYCHOLOGY Taking notes, Barbara Sponar, Nancy Kearton, and Betty Watkins try to psychoanalyze John Lane as he answers Leon Warczynski's and James Nash's questions. e A as MARION FERGUSON Vice Principal Latin Problems of Democracy LATIN Linda Litchfield and Russ Howard coniugate Latin verbs as Don Wiegel and Claire Lange heck their work. FRENCH Ici on parle francais! gestures James Quinlan to Judy Harman. Gail Lang, Patsy :itzSimmons, Pat Whitaker, and Gilbert Ingram listen. 1amwwmwammmn4Wm ANNA NASH French English Economic Geography 3' AN:N HOBBS Bookkeeping Mathematics Typing ROSE GAFFNEY Business Arithmetic ALLAN NORBERG Business Arithmetic Elementary Business Training BOOKKEEPING Robert Gerwig and Gail Corr are hard at work with their work sheets and ledgers. BUSINESS ARITHMETIC Bill Wade, Paul Harvey, Janet Dorsch, Rita Ernory, and Carol Horvath prepare a bulletin board for Business Arithmetic. 5 Q 7 7:55 0-ai, TYPING Anxious to improve their typing skills, Doris Todd, Connie Bennett, Irene Curtis, and uck Ash concentrate on their typing exercises. STENOGRAPHY As Audrey Fales and Judy Gould take a timed-writing, Carolyn Wehland and Joan Erauel transcribe their shorthand notes. Harriette Cole makes tabulations on the adding iachine. Q ll. LEMUEL FISHER Typing MARGARET LOTZ Stenog raphy Typing FRANK VUKOVICH Wood Shop LOUIS SCHOLZ Metal Shop Mechanical Drawing RICHARD RICE Agriculture Biology Q WOOD SHOP Donald Watson lays out his proiect while Joseph Lee puts the finishing Touches on his bookshelf. Robert Giclclings completes work on a chair. Bob Shaffer is using the wood lathe. AGRICULTURE Tommy Donaldson and Howard Brown read the latest issue of The Bre-eder's Gazette, and Charles Klein, Herman Feaga, and James Curtis examine some soil-testing ap- paratus. 1 s 3 HOME ECONOMlCS Molly Coon fits Barbara Baldwin's new spring jacket while Connie Wiles, Astrid Senneseth, and Joella Newton continue working on their outfits. ART Preparing a bulletin board of mosaics are Ann Evans and Bob Vaughn. Rachel Sykes and Gary Orr check a picture for completeness and detail. -ww ln- 1.,?,.M,asmawnm.m-1 m.w- u ,A A iw df? VELMA WEATHERHOLTZ Home Economics t y -1 ? yk 'bf .tj J: ' 1 gi 5Q5J5gliQifSf f :,fQjj:f 2 lli' ,iifl 't'lr' i Q MORRIS GREEN Art Senior Science RAYMOND HARDY Band ELEANOR DRIES Music t -Wcswcggsm BAND Daily practice has made our band one ot the best. In this fifth period practice session, there are 25 members. MUSIC Members of the music class are shown singing songs to be presented at an assembly F n LIBRARY Assisting Mrs. Mullaly in operating an efficient library are: Pat Brown Geraldine Lindner, Rose Marie Triplett Molly Coon, Barbara Poston Claudia Triplett, Joan Springer Eleanor Dumhart, Shirley Somerville Jack Hoyle, and Robert Giddings. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Going Up! Rebound! ETHEL MULLALY Library 1 N? I JAMES QUINLAN Driver Education Physical Education - in MARY LANG Physical Education ROBERT MARSHALL Physical Education ARCDUNl if X630 GU Q91 K. xxe Yelgui Widen ge CO ufisel OVQ was Miss Marion Ferguson, Vice Principal, checks the l students' absence excuses. be . KO Nfiss Nixarmaxlon .xo O 'meld' ul One of Mrs. Peddicord's daily secretarial duties is sorting the mail. The master accounts are ably handled by Pauline Busick. CI-IDOL 'Q ? ---...T W-...E K Roger and Bill keep our school clean and neat, even D on rainy days! he 'Iver W 5 C 5 I.. dllcafl. On Cfasses are fomm Joan Springer cuts a stencil for a library list. 'Sie f O have 6 Mrs. Heber, Mrs. Deavers, and Cossetle Harding prepare lunch for the famished stu- dents of Howard. i1i-W. ,N A 8 f f 2 Y 4 5 ,f Q . Z E 2 3 Je Q. 1 5 ix wk 1 5. Fw fi ,I M H2 Q! ivifis Ji ly ll ill lil ill TEAMS How well a team does is greatly dependent on how well the players of that team function together. In our associations with classmates during our school years, we learn how to work with others for a com- mon goal. At the same time we have an opportunity to follow our individual pursuits. Whether we continue our school- ing, ioin the Armed Forces, or ob- tain a iob we will protit from our experiences as a member of a team. CO-CAPTAINS JACKIE MILLER HERMAN WESSEL LARRY PETERS PAT BROWN Sec et P d t Vice President Treasurer r ary resi en THE HISTORY OF THE VARSITY Three seasons we have passed , One game we have done. 'Tis not important- Whether lost or whether won. We have lived and here shared Successes, sorrows, laughs. The school game is over- All take separate paths. Fundamentals we did learn As sophomores young and gay. Able coaches spurred us onward Toward the final victory day! As juniors we did find The game not quite so tough. Daily drill and determination And we could really show our stuff! Moving on to completion, We seniors felt a thrill. What lay in store for us? What was God's Holy Will? Patience, courage, sportsmanship For these we had fought. Our Varsity was prepared to face What e'er the morrow brought. Each of us skill had shown And earnest teamwork too. Each scoring point took work But now the game is through. Onward, onward we will go Forward we will climb. This game done, but more We'll meet in infinity of time. JUDY TYE RONALD LUTHER ADAMS Poochie General Plans to ioin the Air Force . . . always heard saying, How about that! . . . likes swimming and football . . . dislikes cars with mud flaps . . . football team . . . cute grin . . . congenial, concise, and reliable . . . always out for a snappy time . . . friendly. SMITH WHITE ALLNUTT lll Gutf Academic Fond of sailing, cars, and money . . . often heard saying, The cows are calIing . . . detests 1907 Fords . . . soccer and track . . . intellectual look . . . college included in his future plans . . . has a way with the gals . . . called Curly by some. s -I BARBARA ESTHER BALDWIN Barb General Petite little package . . . twinkling brown eyes . . . favorite saying, Why? . . . craves pizza pie . . . dislikes being called Little GirI . . . enioys skating and swimming . . . Chorus . . maiorette of Savage. DONALD MARTIN BANDEL Donny General Likes girls' physical education classes . . . favorite expression, l didn't hear you . . . dislikes being called Donny Martin . . . fascinates the gals with that pixie grin . . . sunny disposition . . . brown hair . . . goes for MYF . . . volleyball. ROLAND ASA ANDERSON Buddy General Likes driving his convertible . . . hopes to ioin the Air Force . . . dislikes riding school busses . . . plans to be happily married . . . the quiet type . . . very fond of the opposite sex . . . easy going . . . fun loving. ARTHUR NAPIER BAKER Nape Academic You wouIdn't dare! . . . National Honor Society . . . football . . . outside interests, little bit of this and a little more of that . . . likes sports . . . detests people who don't speak to you in the halls . . . always on hand for a good meal . . . sore spot, Latin lll , . . nice to know . . . hard worker . . . witty. CARROLL GLENWOOD BELL Rabbit General Would like a new Chevy . . . interested in Judy . . . dislikes homework . . . brown hair and snappy blue eyes . . . next move-Uncle Sam's Navy . . . says, See ya later alligator!! . . . aversion to '57 Fords . . , flat-top expert. JOYCE ELIZABETH BENNETT Joy General Blonde hair and blue eyes . . . plans to be a receptionist . . . expression, How'd that grab ya? . . . Chorus . . . FBLA . . . fond of Watson . . . likes her fellows to be on time . . . lives for week ends . . . craves all periods but the first six. MAURICE ALFRED BASSLER Maurice Voc. Ag. Light brown hair and blue eyes . . . easy to get along with . . . hard-playing football player . . . enioys square dancing, swimming, and hillbilly music . . . always on time for his Mom's cook- ing . . . Luther League . . . believes farming to be the ideal life . . . very reserved. PATRICIA ALYCE BECK Pat Comm. Gen. Bus. Hopes to be happily married . . . likes dances and parties at University of Maryland . . . dis- likes homework on the week ends . . . Home- coming Queen . . . attractive . . . partial to excitement on Friday and Saturday nights . . . believes the sun rises and sets with Walt. CHARLES ROGER BLANEY Charles General No kidding . , . enjoys fishing, hunting, base- ball . . . likes farm work . . . gazing brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . looking forward to June . . . one of our quieter seniors . . . reserved . . . friendly. ARTHUR ANDREW BOONE A,-ne General Willingness was never hindered by discourage- ment! . . . one of our quiet seniors , . . pet peeve, women drivers . . . fond of math and science . . . plans to be an engineer . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . lanky . . . congenial, serious, reliable . . . good natured . . . a nice friend to know. MARY ROSALIE BOONE Lee Comm. Gen. Bus. Hopes to be a typist . . . often heard saying, Wait for me! , . . likes to dance . . . dislikes tests on Monday . . . field hockey, basketball, softball, and volleyball , . . Chorus . . . Rosemary's right foot . . . a very nice person to know . . . twinkling blue eyes . . . vivacious . . . sunny personality. ROBERT HENRY BOONE Bob Comm. Sten. Always seen at Sykesville . . . plans to enter business college . . . favorite saying, Censored . . . enioys wrestling, dancing . . . dislikes hillbillies and small cars . . , chorus . . . captivat- ing smile . . . loves to argue . . . ladies, be- ware!! . . . easy going. PATRICIA ANN BROWN Pat Academic Brown-eyed brunette . . . likes dancing and chemistry . . . hopes to become a nurse . . . often heard saying, Sorry! . . . National Honor Society . . . senior tax collector . . . softball . . . sunny personality . . . a friend to all . . . . . . scheduled for success. SHIRLEY MARIE BROWN Spot Comm. Gen. Hopes to become a housewife . . . favorite ex- pression, Nuts! . . . likes Chevrolets . . . dis- likes people who spy . . . telephone operator . . . fond of Donald . . . friendly and coopera- tive . . . likes a good time . . . conscientious . . . brown hair. -1.-i'? ROSEMARY LEE BOONE I Bonnie Comm. Gen. Bus. Enjoys sports and dancing . . . brown hair and ma snappy blue eyes , . , field hockey, basketball, softball, volleyball . . . dislikes Cats . . , Rosalie's 15, I left foot . . . equally nice to know . . . full of spirit . . . pleasing personality . , . always blushing . . . cute. RAYMOND HARRY BOYD, JR. Ray General National Honor Society . . . ambition is to learn to fly , . . plans to ioin the Air Force . . . bash- ful . , . curly brown hair . , . hazel eyes . . . tranquil disposition . . . nice to know . individual personality . . . quiet. .--.k LEONA PAULINE BUSICK Pauline Comm. Sten. Short black hair and dark brown eyes . . . plans to work for two years and then become a Mrs. . . . interests, Buck and dancing . . . says Oh-h-h! . . . likes men with green eyes . . . dislikes waiting . . . Student Council . . . NHS . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . hard worker . . . never has enough time . . . neat. JOSEPH ANTHONY CARTER Smokey General Member of the National Guard . . . enioys hunt- ing and fishing . . . often heard saying, You ain't nothing but a hound dogl . . . fond of blondes . . . Elkridge Fire Department . . . quiet disposition . . . future-you bet!! . . . red hair . . . bashful blush. WILLIAM HOWARD BROWN Brownie Voc. Agr. Plans to join the Navy . . . favorite expression, Let's roll, mole! . . . enioys flying and hunt- ing . . . dislikes homework . . . FFA . . , Band . . . the quiet sort, yet a good sport . . . genial . . shy guy with the opposite sex?? DOROTHY ANN BUCH Bookie Academic Plans to attend business school . . . enjoys ice skating land she doesn't use a pillow! l . . . FBLA . . , often heard saying Confound it! . . . dislikes drape hair cuts and sloppy shirts . . . is an expert seamstress . . . likes chocolate milk- shakes . . . sweet personality. CARROLL CALVIN CHANEY Carroll General Wavy brown hair and dark eyes . . . always has an answer to everything . . . would like to become a mechanic . . . pet passions are eat- ing and sports . . . pet peeve, women drivers . . . always blushing. GERALD ADRIAN COLE C0lie General Blue-eyed blonde . , . plans to be a government worker . . . likes hunting, fishing, and girls . . . nice to know . . . mechanically minded . . . a big soccer foot . . . brain child?? . . . admires opposite sex . . . quiet . . . pilots a mean Plymouth . . . true pal. is JERRY EDGAR COLE .lerry General If you say so . , . waiting to hear those wedding bells . . . brown hair and snappy blue eyes . . . woodshop whiz . . . likes to swim and fish . . . doesn't agree with teacher's point of view on homework . . . great disposition . . . naive??? . . . real gone outdoors fiend. JOHN MURRAY COLHOUN Chips General Plans to ioin the Coast Guard . . . member of the National Guard . . . often heard saying, You're a regular comedian! . . . hates Yankees and his unmanageable cowlick . . . likes photography and is often seen in the strangest places . . . was a Supreme Court Page. im. we NOLAN COON NoIan General Plans to graduate . . . likes to dabble with cars , . . detests the opposite sex . . . seen with Betty . . . cute . . . likes hunting . . . always full of spirit . . . never a dull moment . . . devilish grin . . . sports enthusiast. CATHERINE ELIZABETH COOPER Coop Comm. Gen. Bus. Likes blond-haired boys . . . dislikes conceited people . . . plans to become a secretary . . . favorite saying, Censored . . . enjoys sports and dancing . . . Chorus . . . FNA . . . one third of a threesome . . . chatterbox. PHYLLIS JANET CONAWAY Phil Comm. Sten. Likes tennis and swimmin . . . favorite ex- 9 pression, Don't know, do you? . . . partial to red and cream convertibles . . . dislikes popular music . . . pals around with Ann . . . enthusiastic . . . good natured . . . easy going . . . likes hillbilly music. MOLLY ROSALEE COON Coonie General Plans to get a job she likes . . . dislikes home- work . . . hates to be bothered while reading . . . often heard saying, Well, now! . . . enioys reading . . . mean paint brush . . . always ready for a good ioke . . . smile for everyone. JAMES CARL CURTIS, JR. Jim Voc. Ag. Raps for order in our Student Council . . . FFA . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . often seen with Kathy . . . says, What homework? . . . loathes sloppy girls . . . plans to be a farmer . . . soccer fiend . . . hearty eater . . . always ioking . . . tries to be on time??? HOWARD STONE DAVIS Butch Academic Little but loud . . likes Hurtles . . . interest lies in the field of engineering . . . dislikes stupid girls . . . tries anything once . . . friend to all . . . always there with a quip . . . party fiend . . . sunny personality. GAIL JANE CORR Gail Comm. Sten. Blue-eyed strawberry blonde , . . often heard saying, Oh, I don't know! . . . Elvis Presley fan . , , wants to be a government secretary and get her Mrs. degree . . . dislikes being called stupid . . . enioys dating, dancing, skat- ing, and writing letters , . . Tri-Hi-Y. LEONARD BRYAN COTTON, JR. Bryan Academic Plans to become a doctor . . . favorite expression, Uh, oh, get out of the car! . . . Student Council . . . football . . . track . . . likes cute girls, dancing, eating, and reading . . . dislikes drapes and homework . , . iolly. SARAH ANN DECHEUBEL Dish Comm. Sten. Listening for those wedding bells . . . enioys cooking and hillbilly music . . . dislikes conceited people . . . favorite expression, You don't know, do you? . . . OGA . . . mad woman driver . . . carefree . . . nice friend. PENELOPE BOYER DIAMOND Penny Academic Field hockey . . . basketball . . . plans to be- come a millionaire . . . favorite expression, Confound! . . . likes Forcls, Chevies, and horses . . . detests being called Penelope . . . winning smile . . . full of fun . . .talkative . . . energetic. BONNIE RAE DILLER Dill Academic Brown hair and hazel eyes . . . plans to become a nurse . . . FNA . . . favorite expression, Big Deal! . . , dislikes hillbilly music . . . Chorus . . . has a witty remark for everything , . . very devilish . . . likes lots of fun . . . Miss Ferguson's problem child . . , shy . . . friendly. BEVERLY ANN DITCH Bev Comm. Gen. Bus. Hopes to become a successful bookkeeper . . . member of Band and FBLA . . . often heard saying, That does help. . . . likes sports . . . dislikes homework . . . mad woman driver, Heavy-foot Bev . . . musically minded, X Ku. WILLIAM DAVID DOUGHERTY Bill General Often heard saying Tough roll . . , outside interest is going steady with Pat . . . brown eyes and black hair . . . plans to graduate and ioin the Coast Guard . . . likes Ford convertibles, swimming, and dancing . . . dislikes bashful girls . . . everybody's friend. ELEANOR MAE DUMHART Eleanor Comm. Sten. Plans to be a secretary . . . prefers people with . a sense of humor . . . enjoys music , . . often heard saying, You're a doll! , . . dislikes ' conceited boys and the morning alarm , . . most often seen with Shirley. N-il ..-an-11 THOMAS EARL DONALDSON Tom Voc. Ag. Active in the A-H and FFA . , . short and nice to know . . . often heard saying, That's about the size of it! . . . enioys entering contests and going on prize trips . . . great friend . . . likes a good time . . . ind vidual personality . . . carefree . . . good natured . . . conscientious. WAN DA JEAN DORSEY Dorse Comm. Sten. Reporter on Lion's Tale . . . FBLA member . . . plans to become Junior's secretary . . . often heard saying, I'm not going to tell you! . . . enioys good food , . . mischievous green eyes, brown hair . . . OGA . . . typist for Howard Shield . . . loves Home Ec.??? . . . full of fun. 'Vw ROBERT WAYNE EISENACHER Wayne General Real good iitterbugger . . . plans to get married after a hitch in the service . . . likes dancing . . . pet peeve, work . . . favorite saying, That's the way the mop flops! . . . dislikes giggly girls . . . all out for those week ends . . . shy??? . . . wide awake . . . sociable . . . loves to laugh. EUGENE EARL ESTES Gene Academic Brown hair and brown eyes . . . plans to enter college and to ioin the Marines . . . likes sports . . . football,' basketball, baseball, and track member . . . often heard saying, You know it, too! . . . Band . . . definite asset on the athletic field . . . impish grin . . . bashful? ROLAND RICHARD DUNKERLY Dunk Academic A senior comic . . . brown flat-top and brown eyes . . . plans to attend University of Mary- land . . . favorite expression, You betchuml . . . active in Sketch Club . . . art editor of Lion's Tale and Howard Shield . , . enjoys food and girls . . . dislikes homework . . . De Molay member . . . always out for a good time. EDWARD LEROY DUSTIN Dusty General Enioys all sports . . . often heard saying, Nasty break! . . . has an interest in the opposite sex and automobiles . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . nonchalant . , . thoughtful . . . sports a sunny smile . . . quiet . . , partial to week ends. HERMAN JOSEPH FEAGA, JR. Feaga Voc. Ag. FFA . . . always heard saying, You said it, Jack! . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . an asset to football, baseball, basketball teams . . . likes cars . . . dislikes homework . . . real sports enthusiast . . . favors a good time . . . favorite subiect, lunch period. PATSY MAY FITZSIMMONS Kitten Comm. Sten. Has a friendly smile for everybody . . . plans to attend Maryland Institute . . . National Honor Society . . . very fond of a certain black Chevrolet . . . enioys dancing . . . favorite ex- pression, Like a hole in the head . . . loyal, pleasant, and neat . . . one half of a twosome. PAUL NELSON FRAZIER, JR. Nels General Hopes to own his own garage to fix hot rods . . . often heard saying, Ain't had any. . . . fond of Claudia . . . dislikes salami and Limburger cheese , . . belongs to Savage Fire Department . . . mechanically minded . . . individual per- sonality . . . never a dull moment . . , quiet??? genial. NADINE LA VERNE FUHRMAN Nadine Comm. Gen. Bus. Blueeeyed blonde . . . ambition is to become an accountant . . . always heard saying, That's nice! . . . likes good looking boys . , . plans to attend University of Baltimore . . . dislikes smart alecs . . . FNA . . . Chorus . . . usually seen in Ellen's company . . . very friendly . . . always in for a good time. WILMA JEAN GILLOCK Wimp Comm. Stern. Brown hair and green eyes , , . fond of Carroll . . . plans to be private secretary . . . cheer- leader . . . Lion's Tale reporter . . . Vice Presi- dent of FBLA . . . always saying, How 'bout that! . . . field hockey . . . volleyball . , . likes rock 'n roll . . . the other third of the threesome. BARBARA ANN GOODMAN Barb General Hopes to become an airline stewardess . . . favorite expression, Aw, gee! . . . likes Fords . . . dislikes people who are not punctual . . . treasurer of FNA . . . active in 4-H . . . has a cute smile . . . bashful blush . . . always ready for a good time . . . looks to the sky. . 'Y KATHRYN LEE GAMBRILL Kathy Academic Fond of Jimmy . . . always heard saying, Oh, no! , . . dislikes cigars . .w. outside interest, hospital work . . . FNA . . . Student Council . . . MYF . . ,FFA Sweetheart . . . pretty brown eyes . . . intends to tie a neat wedding knot . ., trim dresser . . hidden enthusiasm . . . sweet personality. ROBERT ELINE GERWIG Bob Academic Plans to be an engineer . . . National Honor Society . . . often heard saying, I'm a right nice fellow! . . . likes to spend money but doesn't like to work for it . . . very thoughtful of others . . . teller of tall tales . . . full of mischief in or out of class . . . happy-go-lucky chap. BARBARA-RUTH GRAY Gray Comm. Sten. ,ai Short brown hair and blue eyes . . . plans to become a private secretary . . . OGA . . . Lion's Tale reporter . . . always saying, Ain't that a shame! . . . likes dancing, sports, rock 'n roll music . . . FNA . . . field hockey . . . dislikes people who are never on time . . . another third of a threesome . . . ready, contagious laugh. JANET MARY GREGORY Janet Academic Brown hair and brown eyes . . . plans to go to college . . . outside interests include Youth Fel- lowship . . . enioys a lot of activity . . . very sweet with a cute expression . . , quiet till you get to know her . . . is loyal to everyone . . . witty . , . sincere, CARL EUGENE GRISSO, JR. Carl Academic Editor-in-Chief of Howard Shield . . . track . . . football . . . wants to become an engineer . . . often heard saying, Hey, hossl . . . likes music, reading, hunting, and fishing . . . hates gossips . . . brown hair and expressive blue eyes . . . loads of friends . . . popular . . . bound to succeed . . . intelligence plus . . . center of activity, HAMILTON HAINS, JR. Ham General Active in senior engineering . . . plans to enter the field of electronics . . . was in Uncle Sam's Navy for four years . . . likes the open country- side . . . headed for Johns Hopkins University . . . interested in photography . . . enioys repair- ing radios. , 151 33 f i ,ss 1141 SHELVA JEAN HARRlS Jean Comm. Sten. Light brown hair and blue eyes . . . plans to build up the Air Force . . . says, How wild is that? . . . likes tall men with crew cuts, Chevies, and Bob . . . dislikes two-faced people and homework . . . Chorus . . . Lion's Tale . . . OGA . . . smart dresser. WAYNE OWEN HARRIS Wayne Academic Flat-top and brown eyes . . . plans to enter engineering field . . . enjoys swimming and water sports . often heard saying, You aren't iust a-whitinl . . . likes playing the trumpet, beautiful girls, and beautiful sports cars . , . dislikes quitters and narrow-minded people . . . National Honor Society . . . Dance Band. ROBERT JAMES HARTZELL Jim General Hopes to be a rich bachelor . . , brown hair and blue eyes , . . Lion's Tale . . . likes girls and hot cars . . . often heard saying, CertainIy! . . . dislikes iunked-up cars . , . a real character . . . always grinning , . . barrel of fun . , . not a care in the world . . . future-sure! MARY LESLIE I-IAVVKINS Chicken Comm. Sten. FBLA President . . . Student Council . . . enjoys roller skating, dancing, and shrimp . . . objects to birds . . . plans to become a secretary . . . always heard saying, Gracious!' '.,, Homecom- ing Court. BETTY JEAN HENARD Betty General Plans to marry . . , likes Nolan . . . detests Monday mornings . . . often heard saying, Oh, shoot! . . . nice personality . . . quiet . . . an asset to the basketball team . . , craves French apple pie . . . sociable . . . thoughtful . . . likes her week ends. FAITH VALERIE HIPSLEY Faith Comm. Sten. Brown hair and brown eyes . . . hopes to be- come a private secretary . . . favorite saying, For crying out loud! . , . likes good friends and dancing . . . detests big-mouthed people . . . FNA . . , enioys reading books . . . happy- go-lucky . . . works hard . . . thoughtful. CARLETON FILMORE HFINICKE JR Carleton Future plans soccer, track and fun . . . . . tall tot smile for all of life . . .cheerful DOUGLAS RICHARD I-IEINICKE UDOUQH Academic Black hair and devilish brown eyes plans to attend college favorite expression Dont know, do you? hates getting up early soccer, basketball and track h a n at way with the gals a regular race horse fiend . . . friendly personality contagious grin . . ambitious M loaf PATRICIA LEE HOWE Patti Comm. Gen. Bus. Pretty brown hair and blue eyes . . . often says, Just ioshin'! . . , plans to go to Florida in June . . . craves strawberry ice cream and cheese- burgers . . . lives for week ends . . . detests spiders . . . Chorus . . . NTS . . . loves to laugh. DONALD DEAN HUTSON Don General Woodshop genius . . . fond of Pontiacs and lots of money . . . brown hair and hazel eyes . . . usually comes out with Whatsay'? . . . likes his gas station work . . . definite aversion to any kind of test . . . talkative. HENRY DAVID HOUSE, JR. Dave General Looking forward to working at Westinghouse . . . likes drag racing and Charlotte . . . often heard saying, I've been around! . . . dis- likes '49 Plymouths . . . laughing blue eyes . , . slick dresser . . . neat . . . affable . . . enthusiastic?? . . . loves to laugh . . . spirited ...real hot rod! AUGUSTUS LEO HOWARD, JR. Buzzy Academic Football . . . track . . . basketball . . . Student Council . . . wants to be an engineer . . . bright blue eyes . . . brown crew cut . . . likes sports . , . usually heard before seen . . . sore spot, being called Augustus . . . dislikes tests . . . zany . . . full of vigor and lots of fun. W EARL RICHARD INGRANI lng General Abhors homework . . . basketball and football . . . daring hazel eyes . . . loves movies and sports . . . National Honor Society . . . quiet from all outward appearance . . . a well-liked person . . , affable . . . lean six-footer. THELMA LEVERNA JENKINS Jinx General Green-eyed brunette . . . plans to be a typist . . . often saying, Good gravy! . . . likes hillbilly music and '56 Fords . . . dislikes high strung people . . . one of the quieter seniors . . .Chorus . . .sunny smile. RETA MAY JESTES Rota Comm. Gen. Bus. Light brown hair and blue eyes . . . likes short, dark boys . . . often heard saying, Gee Dee O! . . . Chorus . . . hopes to be happily married . . . dislikes conceited people and those who do not like music . . . woman driver? . . . interested in a house and home. GERALD WILLIAM JOHNSON Butch General Happily married to Mary . . . always heard say- ing, Hi, DaddyfO! . . . plans to be a billionaire . . . outside interests, Mary and ichthyology . . . money . . . has an aversion to cottage cheese . . . nice personality . . . loyal friend . . . tolerant . . . reserved. LL - LOIS RUTH JURAK Lo General Chorus . . , hopes to become a typist . . . favorite saying, Well, have you ever? . . . enioys dating and dancing . . . detests hillbilly music and homework . . . interested in a certain '55 green and white Ford . . . gift of gab . . . cute expression . . . Winsome personality. NANCY MARIE KEARTON Snearton Academic Active in Chorus and FNA . . . plans to follow a nursing career . . . favorite expression, What was your first clue? . . . likes clothes and skat- ing . . . dislikes hillbilly music and conceited people . . . gets teased at the lunch table . . . loves to laugh . . . is congenial, concise, and reliable. L. 45, ,,,g4ffJ4,t 'I JAMES HOWARD JOHNSON Jim General Favorite expression, Well, hello! . . . plans to ioin the Army . . . enioys hunting and fish- ing . . . dislikes hot-rod lovers . . . always agreeable . . . quiet . . . soccer . . . nice per- sonality . . . sports enthusiast . . . enioys a good time . . .congenial. WALTER MERTON JOHNSON, JR. Mertie General Plans to ioin the Marines . . . fond of Beth . . . dislikes hot rods . . . favorite saying, And that's a fact. . . . soccer . . . baseball , . . very nice looking . . . always cheerful and iolly . . . prominent on the athletic field . . . has a certain shine to those blue eyes. HERMAN HENRY KRAMER Billy General Brown hair and green eyes . . . hopes to be- come an electrician . . . FFA . . . often heard saying, Are you hurt?' '... interested in motors . . , dislikes school , . . full of mischief . . . humorous personality . . . always ready for a good time , . . known to some as Hoiman . . . witty. PATRICIA ANNE KREIS Pat Comm. Sten. Brown hair and green eyes . . . often heard saying, Boy! . . . Lion's Tale reporter . . . likes pop music and swimming . . . plans to be a private secretary . . . detests being kept waiting . . . always seen with Dotty . . . Chorus . . . Treasurer of FBLA. .LL CAROL ANN KEMPF Kempie Academic Photography Editor of Howard Shield . . . FTA . . . Chorus . . . favorite saying, l almost flippedl' '.., hopes to follow a teaching career . . . fascinated by tall boys . . . detests hillbilly music and conceited people . . . sincere friend . . . neat dresser. CHARLES AUGUST KLEIN Charles General Brown hair and brown eyes , . . often seen at Ellicott City Fire Department . . . likes cars . . . FFA . , . National Guard . . . favorite expression, Great goo-ga-moo-ga! . . . dislikes POD . . . very promising future as a truck driver . . congenial .... friendly to everyone. JOHN AINSLIE LANE, JR. Johnny Academic Interested in Glenda, science, and writing . . . Well! l'll be a bug-eyed bat . . . dislikes rid- ing school busses . . . plans to be a scientist' . . . crew cut specialist . . . good natured . . . peppy and sociable . . . quick wit . . . John, zee artist. JOSEPH CHARLES LEE Joe General Cute blonde with brown eyes . . . usually seen but not heard . . . very considerate of others . . . has a pleasant smile . . . congenial . . . sociable . . . reserved . . . tolerant . . . girl shy? . . . tranquil disposition . . . iust loves POD?? SHIRLEY ELEANOR LILLY Shirl Comm. Gen. Bus. Pretty auburn hair . . , softball, basketball, volley- ball . . , plans to marry Don I . . enioys French fried potatoes . . , likes to go bowling . . . objects to cats . . . expression, I'm not telIing! . . . usually seen at Elkridge Drive-ln , . . blushes easily . . .fun to be with. LILLIAN DARLENE LINEBERG Blondie General Hopes to ioin WAVES . . . often heard saying, How does that grab you? . . . likes boys and drag races . . , dislikes homework . . . Chorus . . . pretty hazel eyes . . . has a witty thought for every occasion . . . definite weakness for uniforms . . . cute character. all di MARY EUNICE MANN Mann Academic Always saying, Who-gee-dingIe! , . . pet peeve, people who take her seriously . . . field hockey . . . FNA , , , unusual interest in sports, food, boys, UMCY . . . college bound . . , considering nurse's training , . . devilish . . . friendly per- sonality . . . loquacious. AGNES ELIZABETH NIASSEY Betty General Brown hair and sparkling brown eyes . . . hopes to obtain her Mrs. degree . . . Chorus . . . en- ioys bowling and riding in a certain '55 Chevy , , . often heard saying, You hate mel . . . dis- likes conceited people I . . friendly personality . . . likes a good time . . . good sense of humor , . . ambitious , . . happy-go-lucky. ple r Qin. Y til' LINDA LEE LYONS Susie General Long black liaii and biuvvli eye: i... often liealcl saying, Get back! . . . likes skating, dancing, wiv' and green Chevies . . . obiects to conceited boys . . . most often seen with Betty .lo . . . after graduation, will head for Pennsylvania. ELLEN VIRGINIA MCCAULEY Ellen General Likes friendly people, baseball, and dancing . . . aversion to stuck-up people . . . favorite expression, l'lI never tell! . . . plans to set up housekeeping . . . sweet disposition . . . well liked by everyone . , . quiet and cute . . calm, cool, and collected . . . affable. CHARLES HENRY MELLIN Charles General Armed forces bound . . . tall . . . automatically says, You ain't wrong! . . . real Ford hater, is in general agreement with Chevies . . . football . . . dislikes school . . . full of mischief , . . talkative . . . ardent admirer of the opposite sex . . . a real character. DOROTHY SUSAN METZGER Metz Academic Says, How 'bout thatl . . . field hockey, bas- ketball, volleyball, cheerleading . . . National Honor Society . . . Vice President of FTA . . . yearbook staff . . . fond of ice cream and Pete . . . detests egotistical people . . . plans to attend a teachers' college . . . Homecoming Court. KENNETH MARVIN MATH IAS Kenny Academic Pretty red hair and brown eyes . . . hopes someday to own a roadster with a Mercury engine . . . often heard saying, Get back! . . . likes Fords and girls . . . dislikes flighty girls and Chevrolets . , . soccer . . . favorite subiecthlunch . . . sense of humor. RONALD ALBERT MAYHUGH Baypew General Brown hair and blue eyes . . . plans to be a music teacher . . . All Maryland Chorus . . . often heard saying, Good morning! . . . en- ioys camping and music . . . dislikes sloppy dressers . . . journalism . . . admires the opposite sex . . , stylish appearance . . . everybody's friend. KURT LORENZ MEYER Kurt General Usually seen but not heard . . . short blonde hair and brown eyes . . . transferred from Staunton Military Academy . . . lives 'For the week ends . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . an expert at getting out of work . . . happy-go- lucky . . . ready for a laugh . . . baby face . . . unpredictable . . . confirmed bachelor. JAMES ALVIN MILINER Jim General Usually says Really rough! . . . brown hair and hazel eyes . . . chaufteurs a '55 yellow and white Chevy . . . likes to hunt and swim . . . dislikes school work . . . tinkers with cars . . . absolutely hates to be called Alvin . . . good-natured . . . humorous. JACQUELYN DRUCILLA MILLER Jackie Comm. Sten. Light brown hair and blue eyes , . . plans to at- tend college . , . National Honor Society . . . often heard saying, Well, ha, ha, ha! . enioys skating and collecting boys' rings . . detests stuck-up people , . . winning smile . . . sports enthusiast . . . cheerful personality. RICHARD MERELE MILLER Big Dick General Favorite saying, Good morning! . . , National Honor Society . . . plans to become a typist . . . dislikes people who don't like cars . . . brown hair and blue eyes , . . fond of the op- posite sex . . , congenial . . , friendly and help- ful to all. JAMES RICE MULLICAN Jimmy Academic Brown flat-top and brown eyes . . . will try anything once . . . cheerful personality . . . future-sure!! . . . hopes to become an accountant . . . whiz at figures-math of course!! . . . a real pal . . . unpredictable . . . husky. ELLEN MAE MUSGROVE Ellen Academic Plans to attend college . . . All-Maryland Chorus . . . field hockey . . . President of FTA . . . favorite expression, For pete's sake! . . . dis- likes getting up in the morning . . . likes foot- ball players . . . Nadine's other half . . . short stuff . . . devilish grin . , . cute manner . . . well liked . . . ambitious. 1191 SHIRLEY ELLEN MORSE Shirl Academic College bound . . . hopes for a career in either journalism or medicine . . . brown hair and hazel eyes . . . dislikes people who are poor sports , . . enioys sailing, dancing, and swimming . . . likes music, literature, and traveling . . . has a comment for everything . . . Chorus. DONNA ELIZABETH MORSEBERGER Donna Comm. Sten. Hopes to be a private secretary . . . often heard saying, Oh, good grief! . . . partial to con- vertibles . . . likes to dance . . . quiet-or is she? . , . always ready for a ioke . . . conscien- tious student . . . hails from Elkridge . . . is definitely opposed to conceited boys . . pleasant friend. JAMES FRANK O'DONNEl.L JOELLA NEWTON Jo Comm. Gen. Bus. Ambition is to get married to a wonderful guy . . . often heard saying, Honest to John! . . . enioys listening to hillbilly and popular music . . . irritated by bossy people . . . good art student . . . likes a good time . . . a sweet smile. ERIC RAY NORD Flattop General Tall, witty, and full of fun . . . hopes to own a night club . . . often heard saying, Who, me? . . . has a great interest in Studebakers? . . . usually seen with Mary . . . detests long lunch lines and flat tires . . . sports a blond crew cut . , . always ready for a good time. if-Hmmyu General You ain't nothin' but a hound dog! . . . especially interested in sports . . . rather quiet but a good scholar . . . believes Chevies will top Fords anytime . . . intends to study business administration at Johns Hopkins . , . impish grin . . . helpful . . . dependable . . . allergic to females?? . . . reserved. JOHN CARROLL O'DONNELL Long John General You ain't nothing but a hound dog! . . . basketball . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . National Guard . . . interested in ball games . . . looking forward to become a millionaire . . . pleasant personality . . . tall all.. .shy smile.. .easy going. friend to MICHEAL JOSEPH OLDHAM Mike Academic Hopes to become a professional ball player . . . Student Council . . . basketball, baseball, and soccer . . . likes cars, girls, and sports . . . ob- iects to the gals who don't turn around when you blow your horn . . . says, Well, then there now. . . . party boy . . . usually seen at the Dairy Ranch . . . gobs of fun. DOROTHY JANE OWENS Dome Academic Cute blue-eyed blonde . . . Secretary of FTA . . . Lion's Tale . . . enioys dancing and basket- ball . . . often heard saying, How 'bout that? . . . Chorus . . . dislikes cats and snobs . . . plans to attend Towson State Teachers' College . . . small but mighty lively . . . stylish dresser. NANCY ELAINE OWENS Nance General Short with brown hair and pretty hazel eyes . . . hopes to return to Florida . . . favorite ex- pression, Shernis! . . . fond of food . . . dis- likes snakes and spiders . . . extremely quiet . . . cute, with a shy smile . . . nice personality . . enioys having a good time . , . nonchalant. JUDITH ANN OYSTER Judy General Hopes to get a Mrs. degree . . . FNA President . . . often heard saying, He's coming up to- night! . . . likes to roller skate . . . fond of Jack . . . dislikes bleached blondes . . . has pretty green eyes and blonde hair . . . field hockey . . . basketball . . . quiet until you get to know her. WATSON COALE PEDDICORD Watson General a mechanic . . . extremely interested in hot rods and drag races . . . disikes Fords . . . likes Chevrolets . . . fond of Joyce . . . talkative . . . always full of pep . . . favorite period-lunch time . . . usually seen in Charles's company. BETTY SUSANNE PERRY BETTY Comm. Gen. Bus. Blue eyes and brown hair . . . plans to become I. Plans to enter Washington School for secretaries . . . enioys swimming, horseback riding, and dancing . . . always heard saying How about thatl . . . field hockey, basketball, volleyball, wftball . . . Chorus . . . has a friendly smile for everyone . . . tall with pretty black hair . . . energetic. fi lf -fr! CHARLES FRANCIS PATTERSON Chipper General Plans to sport the Navy blues . . . enioys popular music . . . dislikes staying home on week end nights . . . favorite expression, You don't say! . . . loyal member of MYF . . . always ready with a smile . . . lives for week ends . . . loves a good time. THOMAS FOLEY PATTISON Tommy General Our talented Tommy, whiz with a paintbrush . . . often says, Darned if l know! . . . craves rock 'n roll music . . . Chorus . . . future ambi- tion, commercial artist . . . nice disposition . . . usually seen in the art room . . . loyal friend. ii s i JOHN WILLIAM PHILLIPS, JR. Bill Academic Future college man . . . Varsity Club . . . enjoys dancing . . . basketball . . . soccer . . . detests stuck-up girls . . . blonde crew cut . . . views the opposition from a lofty 6' 4 . . . sunny smile . . . delightful personality . X. good natured. ELIZABETH GWENN POIST Gwenn Comm. Sten. Brown hair and hazel eyes . . . hopes to be a secretary and a model . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . often says See you 'round like a doughnut! . . . likes red and white Chevies and the Dairy Ranch . . . enioys playing the piano . . . National Honor Society . . . dislikes people who are always late. LARRY LEROY PETERS Larry Academic Vice President of Senior Class . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . plans to engage in any profitable undertaking . , . enioys sports and dancing . . . dislikes third lunch shift . . . soccer and basketball teams . . . quiet . . . a master of words . . . friendly smile . . . neat. JOHN REDDING PFEIFFER Johnny General Plans to join the armed forces . . belongs to the National Guard, De Molay and fire depart- ment . . . has an interest in automobiles . . . often heard saying, Still kicking! . . . curly brown hair . . . loves to talk . . . hasn't a care in the world. WIUY' 3' PHYLLIS MAY POPE Phil Comm, Stern. Secretary of AA . . . co-captain of cheerleading . . . participates in field hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball . . . says, Hones1ly! . . . enioys swimming and piano . . . dislikes her three-year-old, leaky fountain pen . . . never a dull moment . . . vivacious . . . the days are never long enough for this busy bee! PATRICIA ANN POWELL Pat Academic Editor-in-Chief of Lion's Tale . . . enjoys 4-H work and Saturday nights . . . plans to attend college and maior in home economics . . . dis- likes Monday mornings . . . pretty smile . . . brown hair, hazel eyes . . . basketball . . dimples. JAMES ALAN PRICE Tag General National Guard enthusiast . . . comes out with Yeh, l know! . . . temper, temper!! . . . black wavy hair . . . likes his redheads . . . enioys working with trucks and Chevrolet cars . . . quiet . . . aversion to school. RICHARD DOUGLAS REDMILES Butch Commercial, General Business Cute with blue eyes and brown hair . . . favorite saying, lf you say so . . . likes cars and stock car races . . . ambition, to ioin the Air Force . . . dislikes English and Hudsons . . . small but mighty!! . , . ready smile . . , kind word for everyone . . . full of spirit. JANICE JANE RICHARDSON Jan Academic Dark brown hair, green eyes . . . plans to be- come a secretary . . . Chorus . . . FBLA . . . favorite expression, Oh, Great! . . . partial to Chevrolets . . . dislikes Monday mornings . . . outside interest, Walter . . . enioys swimming . . . can never get enough popcorn . . . has a friendly smile for everyone. JAMES GAREY RIEGER Gary General Mechanical whiz . . . usually comes out with Hi, Man! . . . outstanding talent in shop . . . striking blonde hair . . . elated over the thoughts of graduation . . . attracted to the opposite sex . . . motorcycle fiend . . , poetic . . . wields a mean paintbrush. JOANNE MARGARET REICHARDT JO Commercial, General Business Brown hair and blue eyes . . . a promising future as a receptionist . . .often heard saying, No kiddin! , . . enjoys water skiing and hillbilly music . . . pet peeve, driving at night . . . hot rod admirer . . . always out for a good time . . . quite a blusher . . . contagious laugh . . . chatterbox. HARRY WILBER REINHARDT it it , Ha' Academic Fond of cute, sociable girls . . . tunes in to the Top 40 . . . college bound . . . dislikes Fords . . . comes out with, That was funnier than a rubber crutch. . . . always full of vigor . . . ladies, beware!! . . . real gone guy , , , happy-go-lucky . . . amiable. t, , PETER CHRISTIAN SCHEIDT Pete Academic Dark brown hair and brown eyes . . . plans to attend college . . . President of AA . . . foot- ball, basketball, track . . . Ain't that a shame? . . . likes Susan, sports, sailing . . . dislikes motor boats . . . prominent spoke in school activities . . . Winsome personality . . . cute smile. WILLIAM CHARLES SCHMIDT, JR. Bill Academic One of our class clowns who is iolly and full of fun . . . always heard before seen . . . dry sense of humor . . . plans to be an Evangelist . . . often heard saying, Not only that! . . . likes food . . . dislikes being bossed . . . blond curly hair and blue eyes . . . a real wit! . . . confirmed bachelor?? . . . has an answer for everything. LENA JUNE ROGERS JUNE Comm. Sten. Tall with black hair and green eyes . . . plans to be a private secretary . . . likes rock 'n roll and hillbilly music . . . despises homework . . . Lion's Tale . . . usually seen but not heard . . . often seen with Diana . . . partial to uniforms. JOSEPH JOHN SAIA U Joe General A in El, Black hair and brown eyes . . . always heard l saying, The main thing is not to get excited! A . . . plans to be an automobile mechanic . . . dis- 5 likes women who think they can drive . . . X 4 enthusiastic over cars and stock car races . . . K N always a smile . . . licensed driver?? . . . quick J E Q! wit . . .enthusiasm plus. NOAH ARNOLD SEALOCK Peanut General Short stuff . . . plans to ioin Air Force . . . often heard saying, You don't say! . . . fond of bowling . . . dark, mischievous eyes and slick brown hair . . . sports a sunny smile . . . talka- tive . . . good natured . . . neat dresser . . . loves to laugh and match wits. ASTRID JUDITH SENNESETH Addie Comm. Sten. Blue-eyed blonde who hopes to become a secre- tary . . . enioys dancing and French-fried shrimp . . . dislikes fish . . . often heard saying, Be cool, cat! . . . petite but mighty . . . always ready for a good time . . talkative . . neat dresser . . . keeps that phone very busy . . . full of giggles. ARNOLD MONTGOMERY SEVVELL Newt General Band . . . frequently says, Greatl . . . likes a certain girl in Ohio . . . interested in cars . . . dislikes drapes . . . chauffeurs around in a Chevy . . . quiet . . . congenial . . . music minded . . . well-groomed . . . likes farm work . . sincere . . plays the piano. ROBERT NORMAN SHAFFER Bob General Often heard saying, Nasty break . , . plans to work and buy a new car . , , a staunch supporter of the National Guard . . . likes Rosie, cars, and dates . . .always ready for a good joke . . . full of vigor . . 4 quiet-at times! . , . carefree . . . individual personality. AGNES MARY SMITH Agnes General Chorus . . . plans to pound the typewriter . . . likes pop music and dancing . . . dislikes hill- billy music . . . often heard saying, I can't fight it! . . . Brown hair and brown eyes . . . sunny smile . . . always ready for a good ioke . . . genial . . . sincere friend. RAYMOND LEROY SOUDER Ray General Tall, lanky, and good looking . . . likes Chevrolets . . . favorite sport is basketball . . . usually seen but not heard . . . considerate . . . congenial . . , has a ready smile . . likes a good time . . . real friend . . . slow but sure. BEVERLY ANN SHINNAMON Bev Comm. Sten. Brown hair and brown eyes . . . desires to be- come a secretary for a good-looking boss . . . Circulation manager of Lion's Tale . . . National Honor Society . . . always seen in turquoise Chevy . . . dislikes slow cars and conceited boys . . . says, Got any gum? . . . always ready for a laugh . . . gentlemen, beware! . . . cute grin. DIANA SUSAN SLATER Slats Comm. Sten. Plans to be a secretary . . . favorite saying, Definitely! , . . Savage maiorette . . . likes Buicks . , . dislikes people that are always hitting her . . . can never get enough hamburgers . . . definite Elvis Presley and James Dean fan . . seen often with June . . . movie-goer. arf- BARBARA JANE SPONAR Bobbie General Enthusiastic car tan! . . . loves food, clothes, rock 'n roll music . . . pet peeve-people who do all of the talking, none of the doing! . . . plans to be a beautician . , . always saying, Oh! for Pete's sake! . . . cheerleading . . . quite a talker . . . wound-up bundle of mischief . . . energetic. NANCY CAROLYN SWANN Nancy Academic Never a dull moment . . . looking forward to college . . . Vice President of FNA . . . pre- nursing diploma . . . witty . . . MYF . . .ready for a good time . . . light brown hair and brown eyes . . . easy going and nonchalant . . sincere friend . . . oh, those book reports!! BRUCE STEPHEN SPRINGER Hsclulfen Academic Plans to ioin the Air Force . . . favorite ex- pression, What do you think this is, Old Home Week? . . . track team . , . Student Council . , . Intramurals . . . school plays . . . enioys switching Old's engines into Plymouths . . . pet passions-cars, sports, and girls . . . dislikes conceited people. JOAN LOUISE SPRINGER JOHN Academic Pretty brown hair and gray eyes . . . college bound . . . dislikes getting up early . . . likes traveling . . . outside interests-drawing, sports, and reading . . . tranquil, sincere personality . . . pinch of artistic genius. JOHN FRANKLIN SWEEP Frank Vocational Agriculture Witty, brown-haired, blue-eyed guy . . . loves to' tinker with cars . . . good dancer . . . pinch of mischief . . . soccer team . . . roller- skater?? . . . genial . . . not a care in the world . . . decidedly against homework . . . always smiling . . . National Guard. BETTY JO TRENT Jo General Dislikes conceited people . . . plans to be happily married . . . enioys dancing and skating . . . favorite saying, Big deal! . . . likes a certain red Ford'pickup and him . . . long blonde hair . . . ardent movie fan . . . usually seen with Linda . . . mischievous blue eyes . . . full of fun. CLAUDIA MAE TRlPLETT Trip Comm. Gen. Plans to become a secretary and tie the wedding knot , . . fond of Nelson , . . National Honor Society . . . active in Choir and Luther League . . . likes cooking . . . favorite saying, Aw, shucks! . . . Student Council . . . Business Manager of the Lion's Tale. JUDITH ARNETTE TYE Judy Academic Dependable . . . studious . . . artistic , . . Oh, fudge! . . . never around at dish washing time . . . National Honor Society . . Associate Editor of Howard Shield . . . plans to become a Director of Christian Education . . . field hockey, basket- ball, softball, and volleyball . . . bashful blush . . . good-natured. LEON MARTIN WARCZYNSKI Smith General Brown hair and hazel eyes . . . hopes someday to secure a millionaire for a wife . . . often heard saying, Want'a go to the moon? . . . enjoys working on cars . . . dislikes women who think they're hot rods . . . head and shoulders above the average senior . . . winning personality. JAMES RICHARD WARD Jim General Tall . . . sociable redhead . . . brown eyes . . . hopes to ioin State Police . . . often heard say- ing, Let's flip a nickel! . . . likes to work on cars . . . always ready for a good time . . . enthusiasm plus . . . loves to laugh . . . temper, temper!! MICHAEL AMOS WADE Mike General Brown hair, hazel eyes . . . bound for Marines . . . football team . . , likes Cars and girls . . . one of our taller senior boys . . . devilish . . . even-tempered . . not enough hours in the week end for this boy! . . . neat. DOROTHY LOUISE WALKER Dot Comm. Sten. Blue eyes and auburn hair . . . plans to become a private secretary . . . often heard saying, You and me both! . . . FBLA . . . National Honor Society . . . OGA . . . Assistant Editor of Lion's Tale . . . likes dancing, sports, rock 'n roll music . . . Chorus . . . dislikes nicknames . . . Pat's right hand . . . cute smile. LAWRENCE HERMAN WESSEL Hermie Academic Blonde hair and mischievous blue eyes . . . often heard saying, Hi, lady! . . . President of Senior Class . . . football . . . FFA . . . intramurals . . . always working on his Fiat . . . dislikes small foreign cars . . . big eater . , . unquestion- ably independent . . . full of devilrnent. GRETTA CHRISTINE WHALEY Chris General Plans to become a nurse . . . often heard saying Gads! , . . likes skating and MYF . , . dis- likes conceited people . . . nice person to know . . . serious?? . . . neat dresser . long, dark brown hair . . . tall and slender seen with Audrey. often BETTY MARIE WATKINS Betty Comm. Gen. Bus. Brown hair and brown eyes , . . fond of Bobby . . . detests nosy people . . . often says, Oh dear! , , . Nlr. Nash's problem child , . . the quiet sort, yet a good sport . . . tranquil disposi- tion . . . loves to dance . . . real friend. JEANNE RAMONA WEHLAND Jeanne General Light brown hair and blue eyes . . . plans to work in a bank . . . favorite expression, Oh, gee! . . . dislikes work . . . enioys dancing and reading . . . likes food and money . . . quiet till you get to know her . , , always in for a good time , . . full of mischief . . , talkative. 5 2 ROLAND STUART WIEBKING Wieb Academic Plans to become an aeronautical engineer . . . heard saying, Hmm and another hmm . . . likes swimming and basketball . . . auburn hair and gray eyes . . . outside interest-cars, cars, cars . . . one of our fun-loving seniors . . . great disposition . . . a whiz at figures- math, of course! CONSTANCE LORRAINE WILES Connie Comm. Sten. A blue-eyed brunette who plans to become a private secretary . . , cheerleader . . . says, Wing Ding . . . outside interests are dancing, piano, driving . . . likes rock 'n roll music, swimming, clothes, academies . . . dislikes slow mail delivery. ALBERT WILFORD IV l'Rusty General Howard's Perry Como . . . always heard saying, You're lust clever! . . . enioys dancing . . . dislikes P. O. I' .... hopes to become a singer . . , Boys' Chorus . . . All Maryland Chorus . . . DeMoIay . . . pilots a '49 Chevy . . . ladies, be- ware . . . engaging smile . . . has a witty saying for almost every occasion. EDNA MAY ZELTMAN Rum General Quiet . . . dislikes people who borrow and do not return . . . likes to drive a car . . . favorite expression, Don't know, do you? . , . Chorus . . . enioys farm life . . . nice . . . quite a movie fan . . . brown hair . . . sweet smile . . . a real friend . . . reserved. SENIOR ADVISORS MISS LOIS SAUTER, MR. LEMUEL FISHER, MISS MARGARET BOWERS, MR. FRANK LUPASHUNSKI, and MRS. MARGARET LOTZ. on fe A747477 T i JAMES CURTIS JUDY OYSTER Student Council F.N.A. President President H PAT POWELL CARL GRISSO Lion's Tale Editor Howard Shield Editor PM in 1 HERMAN WESSEL ELLEN MUSGROVE SSUIOI' Class F.T.A. President President MARY HAWKINS PETE SCHEIDT F.B.L.A. President AA. President QW' A H 1 Jlfwf 1 W,+g.w 2215 ff BIGGEST FLIRTS Doroihy Owens Robert Boone NEATEST Barbara Baldwin Ronnie Mayhugh BEST LOOKING FRIENDLIEST Pat Beck Gail Corr Bill Dougherty Herman Wessel CLASS CLOWNS QUIETEST Mary Mann Edna Zeltman Bill Schmidt Maurice Bassler A M Q 1' Hifi mln nf .fllrlltll rrsillip Q' 'S Sf Siflllllllill i11'111111'511l1'ir'ig , ,gf . 0- '3thL1ia11'sSifiw, mir ililei if is are reams asg,ire.1r: r:liir'I1ll sf e e,l fgibvtt ai wana comm srwxoa uma scum. l l 9219. U f W ' 3, ,V - L3 L'L. f 'L- ' .A'1A of -k2-i xy' mf ' , -AL' . 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H 241 if 5 ,ff- fw A IUNICR VARSITY El C0-CAPTAINS Carolyn Allen Ronnie Allen David Anderson Edna Anderson Loretta Arndt Mary Atwell Henry Bailey Callie Baker Carolyn Baker Emily Baker Roland Barth Ann Beall Bill Bealmear Dawn Beckett Gary Bell Myrtle Biller Larry Blough Calvin Boone Harold Boone Jean Boone Peggy Boston Frances Boyd Sherrill Chaney Jane Clarke Elizabeth Clokey Harriette Cole Janet Cook Larry Corum Pat Corum Barbara Crabill Herbert Cross Robert Cross Mary Ann Curley Pat Daniels Shirley Dantz Karl Dasher Jeffrey Dayett Shirley Ecker Pat Englehart Ann Evans Raymond Faith Audrey Fales l UN IOR VARSITY .ln-fl vamw1.gii1w m 1 w 'lfY!UPW 9' rances Falise Jeanette Feaga Wynne Fitzgerald Tommy French Andrew Gattuso Lynn Godshall John Goodman Judy Gould Joan Grauel Doris Greger Sylvia Grimes Peggy Hall Arthur Hammond Sylvia Harbin Ruth Ann Hare Judy Harman Ann Harper Jerry Harrison Nelson Hawkins Louis Hobson Margaret Honeycutt Jach Hoyle Martha Huddleston Gilbert Ingram Louise Jansen Joyce.Johnson Phillip Jones Ethel Jordan Brent Kaiser Gloria Kennell Mary King Patricia King William King Barbara Klair Patricia Klein Donald Knisley Jane Knisley Joan Koontz Gail Lang Jerry Lang Melvin Lapp Sandra Lee Nettie Leishear Geraldine Lindner Linda Litchfield Peggy Lotz Frances Martin Anna Catherine Massey Rosalie Mauck Ann Mercier Charlotte Merson Paul Miller Vernon Miller Elizabeth Moore Winifred Mullinix Frances Murray Charles Murray James Nash Robert Nedzel Polly Nichols Tom Nichols Madge O'Donnell Jerry O'Mara Gary Orr Donna Oursler Betty Palmer Cecile Pattie Barbara Pattison Carol Peddicord Julie Peterson Betty Peugh Blanche Pfeiffer James Phelps Eddie Pickett Charlotte Porter Barbara Poston Grace Puffenberger James Quinlan Millie Redmiles Thomas Reilly Mary Resch Mae Richards Gunhild Richardson Nancy Rogers James Runkles Charlotte Sawyer Charles Shaffer Harold Shaffer Mary Smith Shirley Somerville Kristen Steiner John Steward Lennis Storie Rachel Sykes David Taylor Glenda Thomas Rose Marie Triplett Rosalie Turner Donald Unglesbee Robert Vaughan Patricia Vollmerhausen Henry Wainwright Carolyn Wehland Donald Wessel Margaret Wetzel Pat Whitaker Violet Wilkins Anne Young Betty Young Sue Young Mary Zepp Reid Zimmer Nm' frft .11-my .l RWQI1-uf-in ai,f 1 tra IUNIGR VARSITY RESERVES EI CO-CAPTAINS PRESIDENT Hobart Noll VICE PRESIDENT Jo Ann Haker SECRETARY Ruth Phillips TREASURER Bill Wilder Bill Agambar Charlotte Allen Fred Allnutt Janette Anderson Joanne Armstrong Charles Ash Nicky Backhaus Bennie Bailey Catherine Baker Helen Baker Loretta Barnes John Bassler Warren Bassler Donald Bathgate Mary Lou Bealmear David Beck Ruby Beckett Ann Bell Edward Bloom Francis Boone Vivian Boswell Edward Bourne Eva Bourne Bonnie Lee Brown Jimmy Buch Patricia Burgee Glenna Cassell Pricilla Cavanaugh Barbara Cavey Jenny Chaffman Robert Chittenden Joan Coffman Hugh Cole Jeanie Cole Sharon Cole Rosa Coles Bobby Cook Loretta Copelin Helen Cross Herbert Crum Nona Crum Martha Cugle Irene Curtis Dorothy Dasher Carol Deavers Denise Dehne Barbara Dennis Dorothy Dishman Herbie Dishman Grace Disney Janet Dorsch James Elston Rita Emory Pat Fairall Rosemary Feaga Dan Fischer means- in.. RESERVES ,tJrQ.rt. -auatfof New it are Boyd Fisher Janice Floyd Suzane Force Gayle Fountain William Fugate Annamarie Gabor Jennings Gaither Raymond Gambrill Arnie Godman Joan Gordon Sharon Gray Maragret Groves Jo Ann Haker Dorothy Harbin Betty Jean Harp Paul Harvey Frank Heber Fay Heinbuck Carol Heishman Brenda Herberson Barbara Herbert Frances Hines Ronney Hines Larona Hobbs Watts Hobbs Barbara Hoffman Janette Hook Carol Horvath Warren Hose Delores Hovermill Russell Howard James Hurt Judy Jaeger Frances Johns Betty Johnson Patsy Joy Lee Kaiser Vicki Kearton Wayne King Kathy Kirk Ruth Kniseley Ted Koppell Claire Lange Richard Larrick Elaine Legal Jean Lineberry Laura Jane Linn Donna Little Carol Lord Charlotte McCauley Ruth McCauley Henry McClanahan Nancy McDonald Kay McKnight Kay Maisel Joan Miller Anna Monroe Rosa Moxley Lois Musgrove Ruby Musgrove Patricia Newton Hobart Noll Eddie O'Donnell Mary Palmer Shirley Parks Joan Peddicord Louise Peddicord Cecile Perkins Albert Petrlik Ben Pharis Ruth Phillips Wayne Pool Eddie Price Alice Raphall' Mary Ray Everett Redmiles Anna Reed David Reilly Kenny Richardson Leroy Roberts Carol Robertson James Robey Lynn Rudloff Mary Scaggs Peggy Schultz David Sealing Bertie Sealock Ronald Sewell Marie Shauck Gloria Sheets Richard Simpson Barbara Skipper James Smith Kenzie Smith Lois Smithson Mary Lou Spurrier Edith Stivers Margie Stonesiter Herbert Streaker Joan Struck Marian Stump Bill Swann Ronald Taylor Evelyn Thompson lna Tipton Doris Todd Bobby Trent Bill Vaughn Caroline Venable Bill Wade Helen Wallick Charlotte Wayne Ralph Webb Donald Weigel Roberta Weller Joan Ann Wheeler Mary Wheeler Linda White Bill Wilder Carole Williams Ida Williams Janice Williams Barbara Wood Mary Lane Yingling Willis Young Ted Zenich Shirley Zepp Joan Zimmerman Ii i Z ' ggi 1 N Vrkkri if V , K sg ' 'A., V,z V iii Lyi ., ' Wa? ik mal iiisir T ' it 1 T isli f ist if f iff' fl ,at w r .2 4 iiiv iw 5' My W if i,i, I is . i is if Ilgv Zena w f T ei- i'l' P if iv S fr i i f T s a T t it fi' 5 5- l'iii. i'lk 5 :ii 'i:: , .. wi if 5 tiii diawvw ish 'i itiy, 3 it Qtr snags RESERVES K1 fi 1 - MWF we 5' l f - fr. G J k,,. .K ,.'. I ' i T ,ew, iftswl .. i -itsll aWw.aawwf ,Q,t tr , eewwyg Wada, fe il iu,4,,fV'fsf'gfz ' iii' wi Bic- .. :Z - , T 5 'fwb E 5 it 5 E :ht agua nf 1 wiwggssgggggg M . Wwgenv, . A Ss P ha ,gm . 1, S m i' Q .. .A., . mg? ISV , I 1 mm ' Q 1' F.T.A. ln order to become better ac- quainted with the teaching pro- fession, the Future Teachers of America hold panel discussions, listen to guest speakers, observe classes throughout the county, and substitute for teachers. These activities give the members not only practical experience but also an insight into the field. Under the direction of Miss Annabelle Ferguson and Mrs. Hobbs, the F.T.A. publishes the Student Directory, takes field trips, holds an initiation banquet, sponsors the Farewell Ball, and provides a scholarship for a grad- uate member planning to enter the teaching profession. The F.T.A. bulletin board committee, composed of Hylda Kostkowski, Pat Powell, Jeanne Cole, and Mary Lou Spurrier, examine a display of guidance pamphlets. Pictured before the foyer Christmas tree, which they decorated, are the F.T.A. members. The officers, who are in the first row, are as follows: Carol Peddicord, reporter, Ann Mercier, treasurer, Susan Metzger, vice president, Ellen Musgrove, president, Pat Powell, vice president, Dorothy Owens, secretary, Ruby Musgrove, historian. Senior members Jackie Miller, Susan Metzger, Dorothy Owens, Judy Tye, Carol Kempf, and Ellen Musgrove, take notes as they observe a POD class. f.,s...a,fff ,.-,ua-gwmis -,,- ..mmfs-w sc - P- Vhe F N. A. advisors are Miss Sauter and Mrs. Jones. Millie Schaffer, Historian, Barbara Goodman, lreasurer, Nancy Swann, Vice President, Judy Oyster, President, Kathy Gambrill, Secretary, and tladlne Fuhrman, Reporter, are the officers of the F. N. A. J ffjj' Nancy Swann, Barbara Goodman, Bonnie Diller, and Mary Mann wrap packages of candy for patients at convalescent homes in Howard County. it felekfffsinsffee- F. N. A. Girls at Howard High who are interested in nurs- ing as a career belong to the Future Nurses of America Club. In addition to learning about the various phases of nursing by listening to guest speakers and by touring hospitals, the girls participate in activities which are of service to the school and the community. Among these are Christmas caroling at convalescent homes, testing the eyesight and hearing of sophomores, making tray favors and scrapbooks for hospital patients, sponsoring the Snowball Dance, and pro- viding a scholarship for nurse's training. Nancy Kearton, Kathy Gambrill, and Judy Oyster are testing the eyes of a student. Holding various objects symbolic of the FFA are the officers: James Curtis, Sentinel, Robert Hodclinott, Secretary, Daniel Peddicord, President, Mr. Rice, Advisor, Raymond Faith, Vice President, Tommy Donaldson, Treasurer, and Howard Brown, Reporter. ti J .1 To develop agricultur al leadership, coopera- tion, and citizenship is the obiective of the Fu- ture Farmers of America Club. Under the leadership of Mr. Rice, the members carry out agricultural projects at home. Each year they exhibit animals at local tairs, the Mary- land State Fair, and the Eastern National Live- stock Show. Many of the members rate high in local and state judging contests. The Howard Chapter rep- resented Maryland at the National F.F.A. Livestock Judging Contest in Kan- sas City last fall. Tommy Donaldson is showing William King awards which he has won for his lamb proiect. James Hurt is shown in the milking parlor with one of his dairy cows. Howard Brown and James Cur- tis are discussing HowarCl's beef cattle proiect. Herbie Streaker is pictured with his swine that were shown and sold at the 1957 Spring Hog bhow and Sale. .5-my say ,Lag tis -Pk- ..... .., ,,,., RIQ- t if sss l Seated are the F. B. L. A. officers: Gail Corr, Secretary, Mary Hawkins, President, Wilma Gillock, Vice President, and Pat Kries, Treasurer. Mrs. Lotz, the advisor, is standing, F.B.L.A. F.H.A. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lotz, the F. B. L. A. has become increasingly active. The members have taken several field trips to various business con- cerns, have had demonstrations on the modern office machines, and have done a fine iob of typing, stenciling, and mimeographing school and community publications. The preparation the girls received under this program will certainly help make them outstanding business leaders of the future. The members of the Future Homemakers of America, a club now in its third year here at Howard High, have worked very hard under their capable advisor, Mrs. Weatherholtz. Among the group's successful projects were collecting clothing and toys for a needy family, preparing and serving the F. T. A.'s initiation banquet, designing and sewing their own spring outfits, and learning skills in the home. The techniques of better living taught to the girls today will be readily applied to their homes and families of tomorrow. Working in the Home Ec room, the members of the F. H. A. are Julia Peterson, President, Shirley Parks, Secretary, Callie Baker, Vice President, Miss Weatherholtz, Advisor, Rosa Moxley, Treasurer, Betty Johnson, Reporter, Helen Phelps, Social Committee Chairman, and Janice Williams, Activities Committee Chairman. EK.. Q L l Z ik V .f wa. 5 1 .24 ig M' ALTERNATES H. Streaker, H. Crum, C. Lord, D. Boyer, J. Harrison, L. Litchfield, P Adcock, P. Scheidt, S. Metzger L. Howard, J. Gregory, L. Storie, L. Godshall, C. Peddicord, P. Hoff- man, S. Force, R. Phillips, D. Weig- el. . ,sur-5.-1.--f is .fi REPRESENTATIVES berry, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Curtis President, A. Mercier, Vice Presi Taylor, G. Fountain, D. Dasher. The Student Council, sponsored by Miss Marion Ferguson, consists of one represen- tative and one alternate elected from each homeroom. Among the many activities of the Student Council are filling Christmas stockings and Easter plates for patients at the U. S. Public Health Hospital, selling Christmas cards, conducting the Red Cross drive, sponsoring the election for Homecoming Queen, pub- lishing the Blue Book, and taking care of the point system. Officers, pictured at the left with Miss Marion, are: James Curtis, President, Ann Mercier, Vice President, and Jean Lineberry, Secretary-Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL C. Williams, H. Noll, M. Shauck, D. Anderson, J. Feaga, M, Wade, M. Hawkins, M. Oldham, J. Line- dent, B. Cotton, K. Gambrill, A. Young, R. Peters, E. Bourne, R. TI-IESPIANS Adding variety, as well as enioyment, to T presented by members ot Howard's Thespian 9 Society and dramatics classes. In these groups the members learn not only to act, but they also learn to apply stage make-up, to arrange settings, and to appreci- ate a variety of plays. Dramatic activities at Howard are under the direction of Miss Coates. our school assemblies, Dark Star was ca abl P 1 The cast of Dark Star is shown in the above picture. Seated, left to right: Claire Lange, Vicki Kearton Polly Nichols, and Eddie Price. Standing are: Jean Lineberry, Rusty Wilford, Sue Force, and Miss Coates The dramatics department provides op- portunities tor individual performances as well as for group presentations. Sue Force presents Junior's First Trip to the Movies. The Lion's Tale staff checks work on the latest copy. Left to right: Claudia Triplett, Business Manager, Roland Dunkerly, Art Editor, Beverly Shinnamon, Circulation Manager, Pat Powell, Editor, Miss Sauter, Advisor, and Dot Walker, Assistant Editor. Wilma and Pat cut a stencil as Barbara and Wanda mimeograph the finished copy. LiCN'S TALE One of the things which stu- dents at Howard look forward to is the monthly publication of our newspaper, the Lion's Tale. The members of the staff, who are elected by the Journalism class, have an enioyable iob col- lecting material for such columns as Mickey and Minnie, Chatter Matter, Sports, and Social High- lights. The advisor, Miss Sauter, directs the mimeographing and proofreads the issues. The reporters of the Lion's Tale write the regular columns and features for the issues. HCDWARD SHIELD Jean, Shirley, Ronnie, and David assist Gwenn Poist, the Advertising Manager with the ads, patrons, and boosters. A really happy clay is the one when the annual yearbook is given out! Members of the staff, who are also elected by the Journalism class, greatly enioy their work on the publication. The purpose of the staff is to give you a com- plete, accurate, and interesting picture of your school year. Miss Sauter, the advisor, su- pervises the work on the book, as well as that done on the summer supplement. Much of the yearbook work in- volves handling the office 'files as attested by Carol Kempf, Photo- graphy Editor, Roland Dunkerly, Art Editor, Susan Metzger, Circula- tion Manager, Pauline Busick, Busi- ness Manager, and Phyllis Pope, who helps with subscriptions. Oh, those yearbook copy deadlines! Judy Tye, Assistant Editor, Miss Sauter, Advisory and Carl Grisso, Editor, do the copy sheets, choose the pictures, and plan the layouts for the next shipment. M f -tff 1-,s7f,,.MWm-v-mam i.,s Y, ,,,. PM CHGRUS The Chorus members present an attractive picture in their red and white choral gowns. Practice makes perfect. ,tv ,,.- f tw- s-i , raft-, Members of Howard's chorus have certainly been busy! The one-hundred twenty members presented their annual PTA Pro- gram and assembly - Christmas in The Air. In addition, they sponsored a bake sale, the Sock Hop, the Music Mart, and the an- nual Spring Concert. The chorus was represented at the Choral Day at the University of Maryland. Various members sang at the Highland Manor Home and at our Howard High assemblies. The thirty boys in the chorus gave a performance at a county teachers' meeting. Each year outstanding members of our Chorus are selected to represent Howard High in the All-Maryland Chorus. This year the participates are Rusty Wilford, Ellen Musgrove, Ronnie Mayhugh, and Gwenn Poist. BAND fi? . x xr 1 in -1,-S? .1292 5 E635 5:2 1-:.::-' s'.-1-i,g:'2 E ' i - Resplendent in their blue and white uniforms, the Howard High band is pictured at the school entrance. Conducted by Mr. Hardy, the Howard rligh Band provides music for assemblies, football games, and concerts. This year 'he program was expanded to include a iance band, which shows great promise :or the future. In the upper picture, seniors Tom Donaldson, Arnold Sewell, Wayne Harris, and Beverly Ditch take a greatly welcomed break. Senior band members not pictured are Gene Estes, Howard Brown, and Bob Shaffer. Pictured in the lower photograph are members of the dance band. This group meets during club period. Reigning as Homecoming Queen of 1956, Pat Beck is surrounded by Mary Hawkins, senior attendant, Donna Oursler, iunior attendant, Vivian Boswell and Ruth Phillips, sophomore attendants, Shirley Johns, iunior attendant, and Susan Metzger, Maid of Honor. Pat and her escort dance the traditional Queen's Waltz. Highlighted by the crowning of the queen, Pat Beck, the Third An- nual Homecoming provided a chance for alumni to once again walk the halls of Howard. Watching an exciting football game, meeting old acquaintances, eating a delicious turkey dinner, and dancing to mel- low music made up an enjoyable evening for all. Sponsored by the P.T.A., the Homecoming Dinner was enioyed by alumni, students, and friends. 1.1ar:wi1 V ,J X Q ' va X ' 4 y fir x A V 547, , I if 3, 'Y W Wley, eg A A 'N ff, , 4, Fw i2u.wW4 K . Q 655 ,Qi WW? in w SCI-IOC The Christmas Dance, spon- sored by the seniors, was the only semi-formal dance of the year. Suspended from the rafters was a huge Christmas tree, be- neath which was Santa Claus in his sleigh. The Anniversary Dance celebrated the fourth anniver- sary of Howard High. The dance was sponsored by the faculty. Mr. Vukovich and Mrs. Jones present Mary Hawkins and her escort a prize at the Anniversary Dance. Among the happiest mem- ories of Howard are the ones of the dances held through- out the year. Sponsored by various class- es and organizations, the dances featured good music, a festive atmosphere, and an enioyable time for all. AN CES Sponsored by the juniors, the Sweetheart Dance was held in February. The theme of the deco- rations was Lovebirds. The only dance of the year to which girls ask boys is the Snowball Dance, sponsored by the Future Nurses. A mobile of large snowflakes formed the center of the decorations. These gala occasions pro- vided an opportunity for nu- merous students to cooperate in planning and carrying out the theme of each dance. Although the task of trans- forming our gym into the prop- er setting seemed formidable at times, the committees' ef- forts were always well re- warded. Jeanette Feaga and her escort were the lucky winners of the cake walk at the Sweetheart Dance am - ff -fff' 1 -ff we .1m: l Www: f-,, If f V ff f The officers of the A. A. are Charles Ash and Joanne Haker, Sophomore Representatives, Phyllis Pope, Secretary, Pete Scheidt, President, Ann Mercier, Vice President, and Robert Peters, Treasurer. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN The Athletic Association at Howard is an active organization to promote the extracurricular activities in which so many stu- dents participate. This year the A. A. sponsored the annual Homecoming game, the sale of Christmas candy, in- tramurals, cheerleading, pep ral- lies, and the interscholastic sports of football, hockey, soc- cer, basketball, volleyball, soft- ball, baseball, and track. All of our students benefit from the association's varied and extensive program. MAIORETTES CHESS CLUB CLUBS A phase of school life which many students like is the club program. Many new fields have been offered this year at Howard. The student who participates in the club program not only gains valuable experience, but also achieves a well-rounded per- sonality. SCIENCE CLUB For those students interested in science, Mr. Hilbert conducts proiects to supple- ment their regular lessons. Here the members are shown dissecting a pigeon. fl x f s u , Ass BIBLE CLUB Newly formed this year, the Bible Club offers its members the opportunity to read and to discuss the Bible with it better understanding, The club is unique in that was' 'formed and is directed by interested students. ff Q SENICB ENGINEERING To develop skill in the use of the slide rule and to study advanced physics are the goals of the Senior Engineering Club. DBAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club gives interested stu- dents the opportunity to learn the work behind the scenes, as well as the oppor- tunity to act. The members are receiving a lesson in the art of make-up. am. v ggi? 7 GQ my . QV ggi? f ' f' gf, fy 'A ' my V , H, wav' . mags? ,Z-gg 2.1231 :L Am 1 i ., 'N .. 3 'au - , 15 ' '- - - WW :f:s5fw22:a-5-ezfi.-.:'2:g::z:SE:2::ss::'2 1-?ig5H?f5- H, M E ,Ai Cf First row, left to right: Mr. Lupe, Coach, E. Pickett, Manager, P. Scheidt, R. Adams, C. Boone, H. Wesselp W. Geisler, H. Noll, H. Crossp T. Zenick, D. Reilly, Manager, Mr. Rice, Coach. Second row: J. Quinlan, M. Bassler, C. Ash, M. Wade, E. Estes, B. Cotton, V. Miller. Third row: N. Backhaus, L. Corum, B. Fisher, E. Geisler, K. Richardson, N. Hawkins, R. Senneseth, N. Baker. Fourth row: D. Anderson, H. Wainwright, T. Reilly, R. Zimmer, T. Pattison, R. Chittenden. L. Howard, E. lngram, G. lngram, C. Grisso, T. Lehmann, R. Hatfield were absent. Coach Marshall was out because of illness. FOCDTBALL This year's team was co-captained by Leo Howard, 39, and Herman Wessel, 31. They are shown here with Coach Marshall. Playing with the fire and determination of a winning team, the Howard Lions posted a sea- son log of 4 wins and 4 losses, not an unenviable record for a first-year team. The experience gained by the remaining mem- bers will be a decisive factor in molding next year's team into L an even better eleven. Z O Z P r' U P U P 3 uv F O I O 5 P C121 WZIEIH NV 'IHSSEIM HFIVW HHTSSVEI EDI SCORES Howard ....,,,,,,,, 2 Laurel ,7,..., , Howard ,,,....... I3 ST. Mary's rrr,, Howard ..,.....oooo 13 Sherwood do E, oooooo E Howard ,A,,,A,,,, ,, 27 Edgewood Howard .,,a. O Bel Air oooooooo Howard ,,oooo O Bullis Prep Howard ,,,,,,,,,,,, 14 Gaithersburg , ., Howard , ,e.,. O Annapolis , , BRYAN COTTON SENIOR PLAYERS NAPIER BAKER CARL GRISSO PETE SCHEIDT EUGENE ESTES Leading The offense, Buzzy Howard makes way for Vernon Miller for a Howard score against Sf. Mary's. ACTICDN! Pete Scheidf picks up a first down as he is downed by an Annapolis defender. WN fm The Howard defense holds as Richard Hatfield tackles the Annapolis ball-carrier. CI-IEEE LEADERS All set! Let's go! The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders go through the motions of a favorite cheer. Left to right: A. Mercier, B. Sponar, J. Feaga, S. Metz- ger, J. Lineberry, and P. Pope. Leo the Lion adds pep and vigor to every game. Yea team! Say team! The Junior Varsity Basket- ball cheerleaders keep the team lively with their en- thusiastic cheers. Behind the co-captains, K. Maisel and P. Shultz, are R. Emory, G. Disney, M. Scaggs, S. Gray, and C. Wiles. 1 'wif sa? We wanna Touchdown! Although football season is over, the spirited cheering of the Varsity cheerleaders will be remembered as a contributing factor to the success of our first llfman team. Phyllis Pope and Ann Mercier, the co-captains, are surrounded by J. Lineberry, P. Daniels, J. Feaga, G. Poist, and S. Metzger. ,al QM ix '2:2-: . ,.,. . W . . ,M L ,X , ye, Q 5 'F K A iv, 1 Q, 'Q 1., 5 gl, A W 4, f 1 I . ., Z f, zgxgg ifefaifgfg saggy , . . f si M if ,, ,, f '-., ..f' W- V K V -,Lr ees Q5 ' ' A H Ag' Q gi: 4 , '::, , f35 'gQ a s 5 I ff? f ,T ' , 11 'V' Ik ,,V 'fi Q LN is '55 f ,QQ A AA LL 5. 54425, fifi L ' fs' fi , L I . ff' ai 5 3. 5 l Q H AZ av, V, . Arkky A K , ,'.' ' H-Q if ,gy ,h .K -1 'ig :J 'fmi if-Q-+,,., V fa wi. 'W N' 35 . W The nine senior members of the soccer team are: James Johnson, Larry Peters, Douglas Heinicke, Bill Phillips, Walter Johnson, Jimmy Curtis, and Smith Allnutt. Mike Oldham and Carleton Heinicke are in the back row. Will Howard score this time? Nope! SCGRES Lisbon ,e,ccc. Glen Burnie ,,,c.,., Glen Burnie W Brooklyn Park ..., Annapolis ,e,. Arundel ,e,... Lisbon ,oc.....u, Arundel ,,o, , ,,e,.o,, Brooklyn Park ,.,o Annapolis ,,,,, They 1 2 2 2 l 2 3 l O 2 The Varsity team, in the form of a hockey stick, is made up of E. Musgrove, J. Koontz, B. Brown, P. Pope, R. Boone, J. Feaga, J. Tye, S. Metzger, J. Miller, B. Perry, P. Diamond, and M. Mann. Representing a ball, the J. V. members are: Kneeling: L. Baier, D. Little, J. Cole, R. Musgrove, J. Haker, A. Young, L. Musgrove, B. Hoffman, and L. Storie. Seated are: M. Scaggs, P. Schultz, J. Zimmerman, A. Monroe, D. Greger. J. Floyd, Manager, Miss Lang, Coach, and K. Maisel, Manager, are standing. FIELD HOCKEY The Howard High Varsity Field Hockey team complet- ed its first undefeated sea- son this year. The girls, ably coached by Miss Lang, won four and tied two games. The team had nine senior players - two of whom, Jackie Miller and Betty Perry, were co-captains. Judy Tye was selected by her teammates as the most valuable player of the season. The Junior Varsity has maintained a fine record of three consecutive undefeat- ed seasons, this year's J. V. won all three of its games. Lined up according to position, the Senior members of the Varsity Field Hockey Team are, Left to right, First row: Forwards R. Boone, S. Metzger, J. Miller, and P. Dia- mond. Second row: Halfbacks M. Mann and B. Perry. Third row: Fullbacks E. Musgrove and J. Tye. Fourth row: P. Pope, Goalkeeper. VARSITY SCORES We They Lisbon ,.,S,,S,.,...... O Glen Burnie ..,...,, l Brookl n Park ,,,. 0 Y Arundel ....,e,,.,,.,A 0 Annapolis ..,,,,ee,, Lisbon ,,e....,,e,Ae,,e Annapolis e,,.,e,,,e IAYVEE O l O SCCDRES Brooklyn Park .,.. Annapolis .,,...,,Ao Annapolis .e,..ee.., They O O 0 Jackie Miller seems to be giving the Annapolis goalkeeper a rough time! Bonnie Brown and Betty Perry ably defend Howard's goal. as is -we L W: t ww-unwmq-.umm .ft Howard's Varsity team consists of 12 members. Front row, left to right: J. Koontz, J. Tye, P. Pope, P. Daniels. Kneeling and standing: J. Harrison, S, Metzger, L. Storie, A. Young, Miss Lang, coach, B. Perry, J. Miller, J. Feaga, R. Boone. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Completing the season with a record of eight wins and three losses, the girls' Varsity, coached by Miss Lang, always displayed good teamwork and team effort. Co-captains of the team were Phyllis Pope and Judy Tye. Phyllis was chosen by her teammates as the Most Valuable Player. Ruby Musgrove and Bertie Sea- lock, co-captains of the Junior Varsity, led their team to a i0-2 season. This indicates that good material will be back to fill places vacated by the graduating Sen- ior Varsity members. The members of the Junior Varsity are as follows, left, seated: A. Monroe, B. Sea- lock, co-captain. Standing: B. Brown, H. Wallich. At the blackboard: B. Moore, R. Boone, l. Tipton, managers. On the right, seated, front row: R. Musgrove, co-captain, J. Knauff, G. Phelps, M. Scaggs. Second row: L. Musgrove, R. Weller. Third row: B. Grey, S. Yingling, J. Floyd. VARSITY SCORES -loward doward -lowa rd -Ioward -loward -loward 'loward 'loward -loward -loward -loward Brooklyn Park Arundel ,,,,.,.,,,,,,, Lisbon ,,,,,.,,,,,,,.., Annapolis Y,v.....,, Sykesville ,,..,,,,,, Annapolis ,,,,,,,,,, Frederick ,,,.,.,.,,,, Lisbon ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,. Frederick ,,,,,,,..,,, Brooklyn Park Alumni ....,,,,,,,.., I. V. SCGRES Ioward loward Ioward loward loward oward oward oward oward oward oward oward Brooklyn Park Arundel ,....u,,,,.... Annapolis ee..,,,,,, Lisbon ,,,,,. ,,,,,, . . Sykesville ,,,,,,,,,, Frederick .,,,,,,,,,,. Annapolis ,,,,,,,,..., Lisbon ..,,,,, ,,,, , , Frederick ,,.,, ,,,,.. Brooklyn Park Sykesville ,,,, Sykesville Howard wins the jump-up! The J. V. shoots again! Senior members of the basketball 1eam are, left to right: R. Booneg J. Tye: J. Miller M. Mannf B. Perryg S. Metzgerp P. Pope. BQYS' BASKETBALL After getting off to a slow start, the boys' quintet rebounded for a successful season under the coaching of Mr. Quinlan. The Howard five displayed spirit, determination, and good sportsmanship throughout the season. One of the highlights was Oldham's setting of a school record tor a single-game scoring effort-33 points. Coached by Mr. Corbin, the Junior Varsity outshone and outplayed its opponents to roll up a season's record of thirteen victories against four losses. With such fine prospects for next year's Varsity, Howard can look forward to continued success. The Varsity members pictured with the coaches, are as follows, kneeling, left to right: R. Edward, manager, L. Corum, H. Cross, P. Miller, E. Estes and E. Ingram, co- captains, J. Quinlan, D. Anderson, T. Reilly, A. Hammond, manager. Standing, C. Patterson, manager, L. Howard, P, Whitaker, M. Old- ham, Mr. Norberg and Mr. Quin- lan, coaches, B. Phillips, P. Poetker, G. Ingram, and H. Wainwright, manager. Pictured are members of the Junior Varsity. Kneeling, left to right: T. Schatz, T. Zenich, C. Per- kins, B. Ash, B. Chittenden, B. Fisher. Standing: V. Miller, manager, K. Richardson, N. Backhaus, D. Christensen, H. Noll, E. Geisler, J. Nash, W. Vaughn, D. Sealing, and Mr. Corbin, coach. Pivot, lump, and shoot-Gene boosts the score. Mike goes w-a-y up to score two points tor Howard. VARSITY They Brooklyn Park 7 7 42 Richard Montgomery 7 7 24 North Carroll 7 rr77,,7, 77 42 North Carroll ,oro 7 ,,,.. 47 Frederick 7 7 77 57 Annapolis aaa, 47 Arundel a,,, 7 Walter Johnson 7 46 58 Glen Burnie ,.a.,o,o,,7 o,o. 7 51 Arundel .,o,o7o..,,.A,,,o,o,o,o. 50 Richard Montgomery .,c,c 24 Walter Johnson ,,cc,,,,,c o,o,, 5 4 Annapolis ,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,,, ,,.,. 4 9 Damascus ,7,c,,,, Glen Burnie ,,,c,, Frederick ee,,.. 7 Damascus ccuuc Bladensburg u,,, SENIOR 37 54 97 47 60 SCCDRES JUNIOR VARSITY We They 35 Brooklyn Park 77 7 15 34 Richard Montgomery 7 7 12 34 North Carroll 7 77 7 7 29 47 North Carroll 77 77777 29 51 Frederick 7 40 34 Annapolis 7 77 43 58 Arundel 36 16 Walter Johnson 23 39 Glen Burnie 77777777 35 43 Arundel 7 7777 77 32 39 Walter Johnson 777777 77 7 31 44 Annapolis 77777 77777 7 38 33 Damascus 7777 30 38 Glen Burnie 7 43 38 Frederick 7 77777 77777 4 8 41 Damascus 7777 7 21 47 Bladensburg 7 77 7 30 PLAYERS i9 f GENE ESTES EARL INGRAM f t gy 6 ifif 2f ' sip ,. in iiiii ' tm, Q. ewi 5 5 V ' u W C A amxa W2 14 6 P0 9 x awe we 9 099g 9,M.M ' 095 i ' 1EQi?iiSf 3 4 5, 9006 as wma Q 'Q 'H WGA? 9 M99 Q .W ,E 'N A f l 'fg,f S3 4- Ff f H1 ik, fs gk 5 3 3 Wh 2, 5 13 wi ...gl FINALE As the last quarter of our game ends, the score is tallied and entered into the record books. This score, consisting of the results of our achievements, will be a determining factor in making future plans. Whether we get a iob, go to college, or ioin the Armed Forces, all that we have learned will play a part in making our lives productive and successful. Our thoughts are centered around the activities which will terminate our high school careers. Events about which vve have dreamed will soon become a reality. As these moments materialize and then fade into the past, we will take our place as members of still greater teams -as mature participants in family living, the world of work, and active citizenship. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Alderman Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Fannie W. Allnutt Mrs. Smith W. Allnutt, Sr. Clarence W. Anderson, Jr. William R. Arthur Mr. Ervin Harrison Ashby, Jr. Mrs. Ernest Attfield Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Baldwin Mr. M. P. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Bassler Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bassler Gertrude Bassler Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bassler Miss Lucy D. Bassler Marilyn A. Bassler Joann Leppo and Donald Baugher Mr. and Mrs. David Beck Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey W. Bell Mr. Donald Binder Mrs. Beatrice Bishop PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curran Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curtis Mr. and Mrs. James C. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Howard Curtis A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Brann R. W. Branson F. R. Breitenback Jack Bright James E. Bright Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bright Mr. and Mrs. H ugh Brotherton Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brown Mr. and Mrs .James R. Brown Martin F. Brown Miss Corinne Boone Mr. and Mrs. John W. Boone William Albert Boone Miss Margaret A. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Emil Buettner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkeheimer Mr. Harry Burns Mr. Dameron Mr. and Mrs. Emory Davis Mr. Eugene F. Davis, Esquire Dr. Isabelle V. Dendig Mr. and Mrs. Carvel Diamond Mrs. Eleanor Diehl Norma Lee Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Earl Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph U. Dorsch Mrs. Raymond W. Dorsey Mr. Charles Dotson Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Downs Miss Eleanor Dries Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dulin Mr. Duvall Evaline Earp Norman Eckles Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eckstorm Miss Barbara Eschenbach Mr. and Mrs. James F. Eslin Bernie Faulk Lucy Feaga Miss Marion H. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fields, Jr. Mrs. Viola Fink Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Fischer Mr. Bernie Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Frank, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gaiewski, Jr. B. L. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. John Hitt Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Hobbs Hobby - Rices Bread Man Larry Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Henry House Wayne Hungerford Junior Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jones, Sr. James Judge Miss Nell Judson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jurak Mr. and Mrs. William Kahler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Kahler, Sr. Mrs. Raymond Kalb Frank Kempf Pearl Kempf Hugh Kendall Mrs. Mary Jane Kieller Mrs. Eileen Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kreis Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs David W. Kribs P. Kveseth George Laage Thomas Lacey Mrs. Eva Lane Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Monte Lee Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . H. Larsen . Oscar Laupert . Roger V. Laynor . E. Leibman . O. W. Leppo Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Eline Gerwig Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gerwig Mr. and Mrs. John G. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Walter Butler Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Caplan Mr. and Mrs. . John Carter Mr. and Mrs. George E. Cavey Curtis L. Chaney Thomas H. Chaney, Sr. Mrs. Lillian Gibbons W. D. Gibbons Mr. Howard B. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Parker Gill Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gillock Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gonce Douglas Roger Gordon Lill Janet and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chreslensen John E. Clemdenen Betty Jean Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Bige Collins Mr. William Collins . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel B. Graham Michael Gravis James H. Gray Mr. and Mrs. William Gray Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gregory, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Habas Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Lord, Sr. Mrs. Margaret B. Lotz Mr. and Mrs. D. McCauley Mr. and Mrs. E. McCauley Mrs. Katherine McFarland John Magee Joseph Maltrotti Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mann Mr. and Mrs. George Marks David O. Marr Jack and Mary Mrs. Catherine E. Massey Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Mayhugh Mrs. Harriett Mayhugh Justine Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Metzger Mrs. Elsie Miller Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Merele Miller Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miller Walter A. Miller an Mollman Mr. and Mrs. Clay A. Henard Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Brooke Conaway Mr. and Mrs. .Paul J. Condon . James Albert Cook .Thomas A. Cook James N. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cooper Mr. G. Costantini Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cotton Mrs. Minnie Cross Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crutchfield Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cugle Mr. and Mrs. John F. Harris Samuel O. H arris Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Heinicke Mr. and Mrs. Coy A. Henard Shirley Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Hesse Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Lester Higgs Miss June Hines Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Morsberger Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Moschler Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Mulcahy Mr. Raymond Musgrove Mr. and Mrs. . George C. Myers . Clarence S. Nazelrod .G. Cashell Nichols Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Raymond Musgrove Carol and Joy Nicholson Danny O'Brien Mr. Hugh O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Norval A. Oldham Robert P. Owens Harwood Owings Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Parisius Miss Beulah Parlette Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perry Mr. and Mrs. E. Alonzo Peters Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Peters Mr. and Mrs. James Peters James O. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Peters Roy O. Peterson Herbert Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phebus Nancy L. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rogers Barry K. Romoser Mr. G. W. Ryan Mr. Marlin Safley Mr. and Mrs. Marlin G. Safley Mr. and Mrs. John Saia Miss Lois Sauter Carol Scheidt Sam Sealing Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Selby Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Shaw Miss Shirley Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Phelps John W. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. William Poist, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Poteet Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Powell William Stanley Quine James T. Rannie :rank Rappoldt Vlr. George W. Rappoldt, Sr. loseph Hambleton Ray Vlr. and Mrs. Albert Redmiles Vlr. and Mrs. Edwin Reinhardt Relay Teen Center Vlr. and Mrs. John C. Richardson ltliss Ruth Richter Donald L. Ridgely illr. and Mrs. Dorsey Ridgely illr. Norman Ripley Vlary Atwell X. Napier Baker Iathy Baker -lelen Baker larbara Baldwin ohnny Bassler llaurice Bassler Varren Bassler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Louis Smith Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs E. Shinnamon B. H. Shipley, Jr. Clayton Shipley Mr. and Mrs. .Morris C. Slater A. N. Slavotinek Mac Smith Eugene Souder C. E. Springer Stanley Raymond Staub C. W. Stephens Robert Warren S and Bill touffer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thornton Bruce H. Trent Mr. and Mrs. Brown Tucker Mr. William Tucker Mr. and Mrs. William Tuten Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tye, Sr. Wilson S. Updyke Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Vermillion Mrs. Baxter L. Vickers Mrs. Mary Wade Mr. Michael Wade Mr. and Mrs. Leo Walker The Rev. W. Shelby Walthall Dr. Bryan P. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Millard Week Bettie and Bo Wehland Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . A. Wilford Mr. and Mrs Henry Wehland, Sr J. S. Wheatley Wicklein Larry Wiesinger Franklin T. Wiles Ella L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Williams Mr. Louis Stromberg Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Stumpner Mrs. Hattie Swope Mr. Mr. Chu Mr. Kenneth Wood and Mrs. Kirby Wood ck Wyatt and Mrs. Yarbrough iary Bell lolan and Betty llyrte Biller onnie Bishop ean and Bob oe,Bonsal lean Boone eggy Boston 'at Brown onnie Chamberlain herrill Chaney 'ave and Charlotte Ihris lizabeth Clokey ohn Murray Colhoun tary Coon :rretta Copelin tail Corr arry Corum ryan Cotton :anne Cotton arbara Crabill ottie Dasher affery Dayett 'tirley and Don inet Dorsch 'anda Dorsey Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs G. C. Sykes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. . Russell L. Taylor John L. Thomas B. C. Thomson BOOSTERS Dualettes Ann Evans Bev and Ferd Evelyn Fincham Janice Floyd Sue Force Ray and Gail Doris Greger Glen and John Diane Gonce Pat Greer Peggy Hall Pat Harding Jimmy Hart Carlton Heinicke Doug Heinicke Brenda C. Herberson Jeanette Hook Carol Horuath David House Nancy Howel Hylda Jean Shirley Johns Betty Johnson Walter S. Johnson Patsy Joy Vicki Kearton Carol Kempf Pat Klein Pat Kreis John A. Lane Gail Lang Nettie Leishear Linda Litchfield Donna Little Peggy Lotz Frances Martin Ray and Mary Agnes Elizabeth Massey Anna Catherine Massey Meatball Ann Mercier Anna Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Yates Mrs. Pearl Zepp ' Mr. and Mrs. Fraley Zimmerman Ray Zimmerman lrene Rose Lee Rudy Richard Rutledge Joseph Saia Mary Ellen Scaggs Gloria Sheets Agnes Smith Hannah Smith Lois Musgrove Ruby Musgrove Claudia and Nelson Pat Neubauer Pat Anne Newton Charles Patterson Franklin Patterson Joan Peddicord Louise Peddicord Larry Peters Julie Peterson Jimmy Phelps Bill Phillips Ruth Phillips Phyllis Pope Charlotte Porter Grace Puffenberger Mary Ray Tommy Reams Millie Redmiles Ruth Redmiles Ann Reed Harry Reinhardt Bob Resau May Richards Kenny Richardson Alvin Sorflaten Joan Springer Lennis Storie Marian Stump Bill Swann Nancy Swann Lee Sykes Rachel Sykes Judy Tye Pat Vollmerhausen Bill Wade Mike Wade Dot Walker Lois and Walt Jeanne Wehland Don Weigel Pat Whitaker Violet Wilkins Carole Williams Barbara Wood J. L. Woodall Ann Young Betty Young Mary Francis Zepp Shirley Zepp Jean Zimmerman For Dis'I'in Have Official Photographer to the HOWARD SHIELD cfive Phofography Wi1'h a Perso See Don and Dick ai' ENGLAR STUDIOS l43 Eas+ Main S+ree'I' WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND All Pic+ures in This Yearbook Been Placed in Our Sfuclio and Duplica+eol a+ Any Time nal Touch Can Be Enferfainmenr LEROY BROWN CALIFORNIA INN Con'I'rac+or and Builder Your Friendly Hos+, Sidney Bass Washingfon Blvd. Fine Foods DAYTON' MARYLAND LAUREL. MD. PARKWAY 5-9779 phone ATLAS 6,2696 . THE CORNER STORE S 56- IOC TO SI.00 S. W. Mauclc, Propriefor - MEATS GROCERIES Magazmes 1 Toys I-I Candy Clarksville, Maryland ELLICOTT CITY. MARYLAND ATLAS 6-2I53 GENERAL MERCHANDISE HEPDING AND GONCE STORE General Merchandise SIMPSONVILLE. MD. Pl1one ATLAS 6-2686 ATLAS 6-2246 POLAN'S 5 8: I0 Main S'I'ree'l LAUREL, MARYLAND HOBB'S SERVICE STATION PRINCE ?EQRiErS EUELBOIOMPANY . . quippe o erve es ACCeSSOrIeS Gas OII Laurel Avenue and Firsi' S+. 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Maryland TIMBER BoughI', Processed and Delivered Phone ATLAS 6-2780 Sea Food SAM 8: ELSIE'S Washinglon Boulevard Phone PARKWAY 5-9778 J. H. TOOMEY 81 SON Fuel and Lumber Merchanis Since I896 ELRIDGE 27, MD. ELKRIDGE I02 YATES CASH RATE HARDWARE Pain'I's - Furnifure Repair FREE DELIVERY Phone ELLICOTT CITY 480 SHERWOOD ACRES, INC. Mobile Home Village On U. S. No. I WATERLOO, MARYLAND V' I' THE ENCHAISITED FOREST Sforybook Land of Fairy Tales Come True ROUTE -40 ELLICOTT CITY, MD. SAMUEL J. YATES 8: SON CompIimen+s Fancy Table Supplies OI. 'fhe Class of '57 Frosfed Foods HOUSE FREE DELIVERY SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Phone ELLICOTT CITY 222 272 Simpsonville, Md. WILFLAX morons, mc. 40 Ellrcoi-I si, SAUTER'S SERVICE STATION GC L I Q- X Jw fsm,x+ Roufe NO. 40. EIIicoH' Ci'I'y Phone: ELLICOTT CITY 665 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ANNAPOLIS KIRK AND GRIER WELDING COMPANY 5602 Washing'l'on Boulevard Elkridge 27, Maryland PHONE: ELKRIDGE 500 OUTRIDER'S DINER ITALIAN SPAGHETTI OUR SPECIALTY Air Condilioned Ifz Mile Norfh of Laurel III I ELLIOOTT CITY MOTOR C 'P'ime +S of 15. I COMPANY 'E' P I 'u'h PATAPSCO PHARMACY llmvr 1. Dodge lla and The Rexall SI'ore I PIym0u+h CHARLES L. YOUNG M. J. FITZIMMONS Edmondson and Rogers Avenues ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND Phone: E.C. 250 ALLEN'S FLAMINGO RESTAURANT Under New Managemenl HOME COOKED FOOD V4 Mile Norih of Laurel on Washinglon Blvd. LAUREL, MARYLAND COMPLIMENTS OF Bill and Morris Phillips TAY LO R'S Jewelry Furnirure Appliances CONVENIENT Main S+ree+, EIlicoH Cily. Md. Phone: E.C. l90 or I9l EDWARD T. CLARK 8: SONS Fuel-Burner Service Hardware - Painls GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES TEXAS BARBECUE S+eaks - Chicken - Sea Food BECKIE 81 JIMMIE Laurel, Maryland PHONE PARKWAY 5-98I8 CompIimen+s of ELKRI DGE PHARMACY Ellcridge, Maryland G. V. STEVENS L. B. COTTON ARMIGER 464 ELK. 68I-J TRI - COUNTY ELECTRIC SERVICE Ins+aIIa+ions and Repairs 2OI5 Beechfield Ave. Harwood Park ELKRIDGE 27. MD. Ronnie Mayhugh, Ka+hy Gambrill, Jimmy Harizell. and Claudia TripIeH- admire 'Iheir class rings, which are made by I'he L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY. Complimenfs of I IANSON'S SERVICE STATION Complimenfs of BOARMAN'S CLOVERFARM SUPERMARKET Highland, Maryland SYKESVILLE BOWLING CENTER PHONE SYKESVILLE I60-W GULF SERVICENTER Tires Accessories Ba'H'eries For Service PHONE SYKESVI LLE 27I TV-RADIO-AUTO HOME REPAIR Service on Any Make or Model I I. M. S.-TV SERVICE Monigomery Road RouI'e I75 Phone R. D. I ELLICOTT CITY II2I ELLICOTT CITY Complimenfs of GEARI'IART'S FOOD MARKET CHAT 8: CHEW RESTAURANT Laurel, Md. Sform Windows - Doors Awnings - Iron Railings ALUMINUM CONTRACTING COMPANY Clarksville, Maryland ATLAS 6-2 I2 I PHONE: ELKRIDGE 780-88 C. RAYMOND SIMERING Ellcrldge, Md. A+Ian+ic Producis Accessories Lee Tires-Tubes-Ice Compleie Lubricafion ELKRIDGE TAXI SERVICE Elkridge, Md. ELKRIDGE 478 SI1oveI BuIIdozer Dump Truck Work ALBERT G. PARROTT CO. Excava1'ing and Paving Con'l'racI'ors Black Top -- Macadam - Gravel- Roads PHONE ELKRIDGE 884 2I I5 Loudon Ave. BaI'I'imore 27, Md. Complimenfs of EMERY'S PHARMACY Regisfered Pharmacisi' Always on Duiy SYKESVILLE. MD. SYKESVILLE II5 AND I80 DUNN'S GARAGE CompIeI'e Lawn Mower Service WATERLOO 993-JI ELKRIDGE LAUNDRY EIIcridge, Maryland ELKRIDGE 562 ASHBY 8: HARRISON Main SI'ree+ LAUREL. MARYLAND I FRANCE'S FOOD MARKET 35 Main SI'ree'I' ELLICOTT CITY. MD. ELKRIDGE 408 Closed Mondays STRICKLAND'S RESTAURANT Specially Chiclcen-in-'l'he-Baslcei' Serving Brealrfasi 7 - I0 a.m. Dinner 7 - I0 p.m. Washingfon Blvd. Ellrridge, Md. ATLAS 6-2684 PETROLEUM TRANSPORT CO. l844 SuHon Ave. Baliimore 27, Md. Bifuminous and Pe'I'roleum Transporfaiion Deliveries Made Any Time, Day or Nighi' Fred C. Rhodes, Owner SIMPSONVILLE GARAGE Owners: Beall- Kolpaclc General AuI'o Repairs - Towing Accessories and Par'I's New Roure 29 and Roufe 32 Simpsonville, Maryland LAUREL JEWELRY SHOP Jewelers and Opficians Eyes Examined on Thurs. ancl Sal. 302 Main Sfreei' Laurel, Md. CROSS - ROSENSTEEL, INC. Always a Savings-Complefe DepI'. S'I'ore SYKESVILLE, MARYLAND LAUREL FABRIC SHOP Dress and Decorafor Fabric CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS I5 C Sfreer Laurel, Maryland SILVAN M. CLAYTON Repairs, Addifions, lmprovemenfs 309 Gun Road RELAY 27, MARYLAND PHONE: ELKRIDGE 395 J. DAVID MULLINIX Minneapolis-Moline Fox Forage Harvesfer Friclr Sawmill Accessories Glenelg, Maryland PHONE: SYKESVILLE 394-W5 THE POLKA DOT Homemade Ice Cream Frozen Cusfard Delicious Sandwiches HERMAN 81 CARR Insurance Real Esiaie I.0.0.F. Building Phone: 242 Ellicofl Ci'I'y, Md. PHONE: LEXINGTON 9-I997 We Deliver FREDERICK REITZ Flowers 'For All Occasions Res. Phone ELLICOTT CITY I462 I309 W. Baliimore S+. Balfimore 23, Md. GEORGE'S TIRE COMPANY George SI'erna+, Proprie'I'or Sunsel' Drive and Horseshoe Road ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND Phone: E.C. 6I3 RIDGELY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. General Con'Irac'I'ors Sylresville, Md. PHONE: SYKESVILLE 262 OR 202 PARKWAY 5-2873 FRANCIS X. LEPORE Painfing and Decoraiing Savage, Maryland SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PIC MOTORS Home of Clean Cars 6l05 Washingfon Boulevard Ellcridge 27, Md. PHONES: ELKRIDGE 640 699 CUMMINGS' FOOD MARKET Bernard Cummings, Proprieior Fresh Meal' Poulfry Eggs Washingfon Boulevard Ellcridge, Maryland PHONE: WATERLOO I36-WI I i MILLER CHEVROLET SALES, INC. CI1evroIeI' Passenger Cars Commercial Cars and Trucks PHONES: ELLICOTT CITY I00- IOI -60I ELLICOTT CITY. MARYLAND MILLARD W. STEDDING Sodding Landscaping Congra'I'uIaI'ions Io Ihe Class of I957 OFFICE 3I50 Wilkens Ave. BaI+imore 23, Md. EDMONDSON 6-0642 NEO - LITH COLORCRAFT, INC. RESIDENCE Green Manor Farm SyIcesviIIe, Md. SYKESVILLE 520 Priva+e Sale Aucrion Sale Every Day Every Sa'l'urday BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET, INC. for 1'I1e Sale of CATTLE, CALVES, LAMB. HOGS N. W. Corner U. S. 32 and 40 WEST FRIENDSHIP. MARYLAND ALLAN C. DRIVER PHONE Presideni' and General Manager SYKESVILLE 660 ATLAS 6-2372 SAM'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, Meals, Gas Oil General Clofhing and Hardware Simpsonville. i Maryland lihZlTiR KEMPSKI Complimenls DOT-HE at SNEART HOCHSCHILD, KOHN JACKIE JUDY Downiown Edmondson X Belvedere Easfpomf THE HARMAN CORPORATION Builders 5600 Main S+ree+, Ellcridge, Md. Resideniial-Commercial-Indusirial Sfanley L. Harmon Phone Presidenf Elkridge 545 Complimenfs fo +he CLASS OF I957 From EVERGREENS Besi' Wishes From KRAMER'S SWIMMING POOL Complimenis of MR. AND MRS. AL GETZ Pa+ernal Gill' Farm Congrafulaiions 'lo 'Ihe Class Polled Hereford CaH'le of I957 MR. AND MRS. MELVIN SCHEIDT THE HOWARD HIGH ALUMNI Highland, Maryland ASSOCIATION Warerloo 946-5II BOULEVARD MOTORS Charles Dorsey, Propriefor AUTO REPAIRING GAS - OIL - ACCESSORIES 24 Hr. Towing Washingion Blvd. and KH Kai Road Waferloo, Maryland Box 267 Elkridge 27, Md. THE B-BEE SHOP Soda Founfain BLOCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Balfimore Sfreef Since .897 Savage' Maryland Laurel, Maryland C0mP'i 'e fS CENTRAL BANK or HOWARD COUNTY of Clarksville, Maryland ADMIX CONCRETE CORP' Member of Federal Deposif parkway 5,1333 Insurance Corporafion BEACON POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS Uniformly beffer bag affer bag because fhey're BEACON-TROLLED. BEACON-TROLLED before manufacfure. lngredienfs are confinuously checked, fo assure fhaf every bag confains concenfrafed feeding value. BEACON-TROLLED during manufacfure. Beacon fechnicians conducf hundreds of check fesfs fo make cerfain fhaf feeding values are always higher, formulas consfanf. BEACON-TROLLED affer manufacfure. Fin- ished feeds are carefully analyzed . . . every bag of Beacon Feed musf be righf! And if's all fo bring fop feeding efficiency . . . fo meef fhe exacfing requiremenfs of foday's commercial poulfrymen and dairymen. FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY Ellicoff Cify. Maryland Phone: Ellicoff Cify 99I or 992 BEACON FEEDS BEACON SERVICE RA'-P 5 RAD'O SHOP Ellico++ ci+y 1484 Radio - Television - Sales - Service I Appliances - Fishing Tackle TYE5 MUD HUT . 52 Washingfon Blvd. For Ceramic and Porcelain Supplies Elkridge Maryland Greenware-Painfs-Glazes-Firing Phone ELK. 785 Day or Nighf Monlgomery Rd Elllcolnl CNY The l957 Wallpapers Are Here and MODEL DAIRY FARM They Are More Beaufiful Than Ever Re9'sle'ed 'o'Sle 's CATONSVILLE PAINT s. WALLPAPER co. Smifh W- Allhufl. JF-. and SONS 402 Frederick Rd. Cafonsville. Md. Highland, Maryland Rld9eWaY 7-9077 ' Vfi Q35 MQW :Q s H RI MF Phone Ellico'H Ciiy I260 24 Hour Oil Burner Service R. E. REINHARDT 8: COMPANY Roofing - Spoufing - Hearing - Plumbing Radio - Telephone Disparched 45-47 MAIN STREET ELLICOTT CITY, MD. C0mP'i 'e +S of REx's Esso STATION A FRIEND Tires - Tubes - Accessories Compliment Lubrica'l'ion of Monfgomery Roacl ELLlCOTT ClTY, MARYLAND MOTOR COMPANY einem ca+y 485 Complimenis of WEST END SERVICE STATION Infernaiional Sales and Service Experl' Repairing Accessories CHARLES A. KLEIN ELLICOTT CITY, MD. COBB'S GULF SERVICE 5500 Washingion Boulevard Elkridge 27. Md. EIIcridge 375 Complimenis of HUTZLER'S Business Pafrons GEORGE W' TYE MAURICE A. NOLKER GeneraIdCon'IracIor Monfgomery Roa Free Esfimafes LESTER A' STAGGE EIIico'r+ Ci+y, Md. E. C. I484.. NOTE OF APPRECIATION We, 'l'I1e sfaff of Ihe l957 Howard Shield, wish 'Io ex- press our appreciafion +o all who have coniribuied 'Io 'I'he puI:IIca+ion of +I1is annual. 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