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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

I. ,F- 'n U71 X T 5 Q 1,4 'E . 1 .4 'w. V AL , E K 1 '41. fHIME B I ' I Wu, V63 ,, , I SIU 'L A ,fob . Q 2 I i 1 f TA? 3 -n Q4 ff! f ,j yf EM' iff f. f f' , , ' .I 2 ,, A Q, The 1958 Howard Shield Howard County Senior High School Howard County, Maryland Foreword The staff of the 1958 HOWARD SHIELD presents the Seniors' story. As We reminisce about dances, games, Homecoming, plays, and never-to-he-forgotten friendships, we re- alize that this, our last year, is teeming with the stuff that dreams are made of-a wealth of memories to last a lifetime. With the help of Leo, the school mascot, we shall again wander through HoWard's fa- miliar halls and spend a typical day with old buddies and pals-in class, in club, on the field, in the gym, for work and for fun. Contents Foreword Aoooo oo,ooo p age 2 Dedication ooo,.. page 4 Principal's Message .....oo ...,oA. p age 5 Faculty .... ...... p age 9 Seniors ...,rr, page 28 Juniors ..,,.. page 66 Sophomores - ,,.... page 70 Clubs ,,s. ...... p age 76 Homecoming ...... page 90 Dances ..s.s, ...... p age 92 Hockey .,..,, s..s,s p age 96 Soccer ...... page 98 Football ........ ........ Basketball .... ..s..s,. Cheerleaders Advertisements ..... ....,... page 100 page 102 page 108 page 110 fdifzfm fy, ff? 255 fs -IX q km X 'a W. I C,HV'i:36ax VQJ. Q 1 his 'v? bgf by '39 4 V swf , ffm: 'osiqf' 3-6 'ki 0 M, Q A .50 , mimi 3 '55 J A..Lr if lhpgjflaqsiqo Zfifeni 'Q 'S gf FQ! Qe,d if W ifwfff 'Tif- f -.703 -r an T1 ff-'gf 'EAW ugfa. A 3121 'Biz' 'fwqff5q,,i,f6, , gg A Re Q Qi, 1: ' jfizkffffff Aga 5 Mygji .-Q o, 23' faq, SQ ae. A F' .-gliiss S- 'H MQ! 4 V- ,P Wa'-s'3i, -Iwi' I 1. EQ? I in 516 'I' M K g?LQ'fE.f,? fglaugbi? A VM gf,-,'a1,, . I fJ f:.g,jQ, ww ms sn n is M xr wi 'Q WIC, the senior Claw of I953, in recognitioii of her un- dewtamiiug, patience, and friendliness, do hereby dedicate our HOWARD SHIELD to IVIISS LUIS SAUTER. Way her houis of guidance and COIIIISPIIIIQQ in the pre- paration of this HIIIIIIEII lic I'9VV2lI'lIPLI Ivy the assurance that we are siI1cfe1'eIy gI'LlIt'fllI. 958. You hgvg rgaghed a ' Q x s Message school, to your to yourself. 1 6 2 ' E i 6 - Hello my name IS LEO Id hke to show you around my school Howard H1 h Its a fy typlcal hlbh school and 1ts students are typlcal 0 teens And the days they re typlcal too Q 'x XG ,xl . , . Y x., 4 , v Q!! QW HX x 1,50 ' .M any -Jw. 4 2 QE as fffiiy SQN ,,A g A, ,QV v J ,mgvw . . az ' ' ' fax E' - ,f 9 :5 ,. V 12. an-pm., ji ,M sr' -vw- 2 Q? A 'V '4m.a,f V tags' I ' . I -n-:Pm Hn 'A S s 5 '41 ,,. And Then to Morning Classes Wfeachers will please dismiss pupils to first period classes. lVlr. Jones usual- ly ends morning announcements over the intercom with these familiar words. The regular school day consists of six fifty-six minute class periods. The number of major subjects that a student carries depends upon his course of study. At Howard High, there are five types of diplomas awarded: Academic, Com- mercial Stenography, Commercial Cen- eral Business, General, and Vocational Agriculture. English The direct object always takes a straight line, says Rachel Sykes to Robert Peters. Madge O'Donnell is striving to find which goes where and when with another sentence. ALVV EMMA TROXEL ALLIE CORBIN FRANK ARNOLD HARMS US. History U.S. History LUPASHUNSKI Wturlci History English P.0.D P.O.D. Ec. Geography U.S. History Iliff- United States H its tory Westward Hoi The study of our country's his- tory is one requirement of graduation. Connie Ben- nett points out the Missis- sippi River to Cecil Per- kins, Francis Johns, and Richard Larrick. xr 9 i Problems of Democracy Help is what criminals need, says Doris Greger. Donald Wessel and David Anderson agree that it is the best possible solution. In P.O.D., political, social, and economic problems are discussed. Physics Shirley Somerville, Sue Young, and John King take notes as Jimmy Quinlan demonstrates a principle in physics. Biology Bill Hesson explains the func- tion of the liver to Barbara Dorsey while Linda Phillips points it out to Allan Sosslau. JOSEPH MCNEII, DONALD HlLBERT Pllysivs anll fllfielnistry Biology Mevhanival Drawing Algebra Future mathematicians and scientists need a good back- ground in mathematics and algebra. Charles lager and David Munro are working some problems. Checking their work are Ruth Phillips and Kay Romoser. Psychology It's always interesting to talk about one's self. Jerry O'lVlara, Vivian Boswell, Louis Hobson, and Betty Young discuss problems brought up for discussion in psychology. Bookkeeping Why keep books? Stu- dents at Howard High find the answer through con- stant practice. Kay Maisel, Pat Daniels, and Lonnie Bishop work steadily to complete their entries for the day. Elementary Business Training Eulletin boards help to how the progress of a lass. Brenda Rice, Jack Iraft, and Brenda Weh- lnd are fixing one to show he advantages of keeping budget in Elementary lusiness Training. Typing s'No fair looking at the keys. This is Mr. Fisher's primary comment to his first year typing students. These pupils are struggling through a speed test. Stenography Secretaries of tomorrow get their training through ex- perience. ,lcrry Harrison dictates a letter to Judy Gould as Rose Marie Trip- lett, Rosa Lee Mauck, Pat King, and Charlotte Mer- son transcribe their notes. School Secretary Being Mr. Jones' secretary is not an easy joh. Mrs. Anna Peddicord, who serves in this capacity, knows this only too well. Facing all sorts of questions and problems during the day, Mrs. Peddi- cord is always smiling and willing to help everyone. 'Wm-4. School Bookkeeper Rose Marie Triplett, the student hook- keeper, does an efficient job of keeping the school hooks. Few people realize the time she spends and the work she does. She takes an entire period every day to organize the accounts and keep them up to date. Student Secretary Each day two students serve as secre- taries in the offices. One works in the General Office with Mrs. Peddicordg while the other works for Miss Anna- belle Ferguson in the Guidance Office. These pupils assume the regular respon- sibilities of a secretary and learn through their experiences. Rosa Lee Mauek is shown operating the ditto machine. Fourth Period Bring' The competent members of the staff that furnish our lunches are Cosette Harding, Betty Heber, Thelma Heber and Dora Deavers. They serve an aver- age of 285 lunches daily. Please take only one straw,', says Rose Mane Trlplet Mllk is available for all those who brxng lunches as well as for tho e who buy lunch. Welcomecl Break Not only do the students enjoy lunch, but the teachers look forward to this break also. Although the boys and girls seem to enjoy going to classes together, they welcome the separation from the oppo- site sex at lunch. All's quiet on the front. Roger and Jim clean up the refuse after the hungry horde returns to class. ,1?2f?!1z-.filers?,hifi-ia.t4i? A 5.waaW 1: Q... ,W M . ,,. P! bl t X s'J3rW,aK Qi 'Q . , l ar J MARION ll. lflfRUllSON ANNA NASH Vice-lJ1'inr'ipal and Latin French and English 12 Q? Latin Solavirus lnvictalu Linda Litchfield tries to familiarize Fred Brandt and Charles Murray with a map of Rome. French Bonjour, Mademoiselle! I Ted Lehmann translates while Donna Oursler and Millie Redmiles follow in their books. Library Our library circulates more than 150 books a day. Robert Ciddings, a library assistant, checks out a book for Richard Simpson as other pupils select books from the shelves. Art This is a major production of planning and building homes of the students' choice in Art class. Ann Evans, Pat Burgee, Bill Wilder, and Pauline Gardner are laying out their floor plans. Nancy MacDonald, Loretta Arndt, and Gayle Fountain are con- structing their homes of to- morrow. ETHEL MULLALY MORRIS CREEN Library Ar ,AllLSiC The music sessions at Howard High do not con- sist of all singing. Facts concerning composers and the cultural aspects of the art are also stressed. Band And the hand played on . . . under the supervision of Mr. Raymond Hardy. Besides playing their in- struments in class, they also play for our school assemblies. Guidance Miss Annabelle Ferguson, guidance counselor, is a source of help to all students. She is pictured during an interview with Emily Baker. Driver Education Driver Education is a vital part of the educational pro- gram at Howard. Larona Hobbs is recording Helen Cross's score in the steadiness test. Administering the vision test to Mary Ellen Scaggs is Irene Curtiss. ',1iLfJ,.fi f . ANNABELLE FERGUSON JAMES QUINLAN Guidance Driver Education it Wood Shop Metal Shop Wood Shop Boys at Howard have their own do-it-yourself course in Wood Shop. Melvin Lapp and Andrew Gattuso are making cedar chests, while Jeff Harris is making a tray. Tifiirk Q,7fs1X3rw5ok X X r Ci N FRANK vUKov1CH LOUIS A. SCHOLZ .aao QQ, me j XX Metal Shop One of the basic fundamentals in Metal Shop is using the shaper. Here boys are putting this piece of machinery to use. Home Economics This meal will be ready on time! Barbara Crabill and Carol Deavers are working at the stove and Julie Peterson is using the mixer. Pat New- ton is cleaning up as the preparation progresses. Agriculture Agriculture has many praeti- cal applications. Wayne Gles- ler, Bob Hoddinott, Phil Jones, and Dave Peddicord are blocking sheep to get them ready for show. VELMA WEA'l'HERHOL'l'Z RICHARD RICE Home Economics Agriculture Biology K Mr. Jones and Leo Meet the typical tccn vho llltxlld HFHS Seniors Class Officers Presizl rvrz l , , , , , ROBERT VAUCHAN Vice l,fl?Sl.llf?Hf GILBERT INGRAM Secretary ,Ys, ,, ssss, , ANNE YOUNG Treasurer , ,,,,,,,, THOMAS NICHOLS Class Colors Lavender and White Class Flower White Carnation Class Motto HThe foolish wander: the Wise travel. Senior Advisors The Christmas Dance, sponsored hy the Seniors. was a huge success. But what would have happened if our loyal, hard-working advisors had not been able to lend a help- ing hand? Miss Bowers and Mrs. Lotz were in charge of refreshments for the gala affair. Miss Sauter and Miss Dries are shown going over the Senior Class Song, which is sung to the tune of For All We Know? Miss Sauter had charge of publicity for the Christmas Dance, while Miss Dries was in charge of the decorations. Guests coming to the Christmas Dance are greeted at the door hy Mr. Lupe and Mr. Fisher. Arrangements for the New York trip were made hy Mr. Fisher. Mr. Lupe had charge of class rings, caps and gowns, name cards, and announcements. q ' .fra '- i ' f 3 .i JAMES DAVID ANCELL ,Iim', General Hopes to join the Air Force . . . dislikes getting his hair messed up . . , fond of sharp clothes, white Fords, and girls . . . enjoys working on his car, collecting coins, out-door sports, and drag racing . . . Laurel Teen Club . . . brown hair and green eyes . . . says, '6How about that? DAVID ANDERSON f'Dave Academic Hopes to live happily ever after . . . dis- likes hot-rodders . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . fond of cbeeseburgers, 1940 Fords, and girls . . . enjoys draw- ing, working on his car, and dancing . . . Hot Rod Club . . . Varsity basketball . . . Football . . . usually says, I guess so.', CAROLYN LEE ALLEN '6Carolyn General Hopes to become a receptionist . . . blonde hair and brown eyes . . . fond of cheeseburgers and Frannie . . . dis- likes a mustache . . . Church Choir . . . MYF . . . often says, Know any jokes . . . attractive . . . Waltt-r's Academy graduate, RONALD ALFRED ALLEN Ronnie Academic gas Hopes to be a millionaire . . . blond hair and blue eyes . , . enjoys dancing and baseball . . . dislikes stuck-up girls . . . Band . . . National Guard . . , fond of HRae and drive-ins . . . often says, 'iThat'll be the day. RALPH CALVIN ADAMS 'gRalph General Fond of cars and girls . . . plans to be a linotype operator . . . often heard say- ing, HMmmmmm Boy . . . likes drag- strip races . . . dislikes homework . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . enjoys dancing . . . Satellite Club. PHYLLIS JAY ADCOCK Lil dyn General Dislikes Ghevrolets . . . long brown hair and big blue eyes . . . loves Fords and Missy . . pops up with, 'fGads! , . , enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and teasing . . . a real hot-rodder . . . Lion's Tale reporter . . . friendly. O !. EDNA MARIE ANDERSON Shortie General Brown hair and hazel eyes . . . hopes to be a nurse . . . FNA . . . says, Hey, Cisco! . . . dislikes homework . . . pet passion is George . . . likes to read , . . fond of hillbilly music and a certain gray and white Oldsmobile .. . . friendly smile. HAROLD EUGENE ANDERSON Bo Vocational Agriculture Fond of week ends and brunettes . . . hopes to own a beef farm . . . dislikes unfriendly girls . . . enjoys working on his car and swimming . . . FFA . . . frequently comments, You ain't wrong! K Vi 5,2 la 4 1 fl I ' J 'I 'I , ', fr I ' lf 'K' ,'x 5 I Au LORETTA JEAN ARNDT Lorie Comm. Bus. Pretty blonde with blue eyes . . . hopes to tie a neat wedding knot . . . crazy about .lack . . . neat dresser . . . always seen with Ceo and Aud . . . YWCA . . . FHA reporter . . . likes dreamy music . . frequently says, Oh, sugar! PATRICIA ANN ARTIS Pat Academic Hopes to be a teacher and a housewife . . . dislikes being called HP. K. . . . very fond of Delmer and a '57 blue and white Ford , . . MYF . . . enjoys sewing and cooking . . . has brown hair and hazel eyes . , . often comments, Mercyl . . . usually quiet but easily aroused. - -1 iw MARY ELIZEBETH ATWELL Mar Academic Pretty brown hair and brown eyes . . . dislikes conceited people . . , sparkling personality . . , hopes to be a teacher . . . craves dancing and 'irockin roll . . . FTA president . . . always saying, MYowserl . . . All-Maryland Chorus . . . Chorus . . . neat dresser . . . likes pony- tail weather. ALBERT FRANKLIN BAER Teddy Baer General Hopes to be a carpenter . . . dislikes Chevies . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . fond of Fords and girls . . . Ellicott City Volunteer Fire Department . . . fre- quently comments, You ain't wrong! . . . Mr. Lupe's boss. f' 29 tg! f V . lgr LOISANN BAIEB 'iLoisann Vocational Agriculture Attractive green-eyed blonde . . . dislikes gossipy women . . . fond of horses and Indians . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . Basketball and field-hockey teams . . . often heard saying, 'LPhooeyl . . . hopes to own and operate a horse farm . . . 4-H and Luther League. HENRY EUGENE BAILEY Beetle Academic Hopes to be an electrical ergineer . . . light brown hair and hazel eyes . . . dis- likes women drivers . . . fond of bowling and roller skating . . . likes Fords . . . often says, HThat'll be the day! . . . friendly and mischievous. ' X 4 , ' CALLIE ANN BAKER 'Callie Comm. Gen. Bus. Plans to pursue a eareer in Home Eco- nomics . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . dislikes bashful boys . . . likes week ends, sewing, baking, dancing, and sports , . . FHA . . . 4-H . . . Chorus . ,. fond of Clothes and Fords . . , a small, friendly senior, CABOLYN EMILIN E BAKER '4Carolyn Comm, Gen. Bus. Likes the opposite sex . . . sunny disposi- tion . . . favorite expression, 'gHelpl', . . . the golden-throated one of the Sen- ior Class . . . dislikes eoneeited boys . . . Chorus . . . well-dressed . . . hopes to be a beautician. I I . 1 A L . A r EMILY LEE BAKER Em General Interested in either a nursing or typing career . . . dark brown hair and brown eyes . . . dislikes cottage cheese but loves chocolate pie . . . likes to play Canasta and read . . . Girls' World Friendship Circle . . . MYF . . . FNA . . . Reporter' for the Lion's Tale . . . often says, s'What have I done? . . . quiet personality. ROLAND NELSON BARTH Sonny General Fond of custom cars . . . has brown hair and blue eyes . . . Chorus . . . wants to be a diesel mechanic . . . one of our quieter Seniors. GARY BELL L'Gary', General Hopes to join the Air Force . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . abhors stuck-up girls . . . fond of money, '57 Mercurys, and June Moulden . . . often says, Hello, beau- tifull . . . full of mischief. RALPH WAYNE BELL Wayne General Hopes to be a gunsmith . . . dislikes working . . . fond of cars, guns, and women . . . enjoys working on guns . . . has black hair and devilish blue eyes . . . usually quiet. WILLIAM RWOLES BEALMEAR K'Bill General Brown hair and blue eyes . . . dislikes snobs . . . fond of a '55 Mercury and tall, modest girls . . . enjoys skating and shooting . . . often says, 'iGet out of my life! . . . a senior live wire . . . friendly. DAWN ELIZABETH BECKETT 'iDawnie Comm. Gen. Ambition IS to become a beautician . . . dislikes English . . . likes drive-in movies and a '53 white and yellow Chevy . . . heard saying, Come off it! . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . pretty smile. lava, -v-1-vu. 'Suuu avafv-Q UQXLLC 'aw-el ' - -, YO AHGARETIQI3 YCE BATHGATE 'SPeggY,, General Brown hair and blue eyes . . . fond of Chevies and chocolate milkshakes . . . a quiet senior . . . Chorus . . . dislikes hillbilly music, reading, and traveling. ANNA ELIZABETH BEALL Ann Comm. Gen. Bus. Wants to he a bookkeeper . . . dislikes be- ing called Shortstuff . . . MYF . . . fond of Bob . . . often heard saying, 'gGood grief! . . . one of our quieter seniors. I f JEAN OLIVIA BOONE Jeannie General Often says. wllough roll . . . Chorus . . . Li0n's Tale . . . dislikes Coneeited boys . . . plans to join the Air Foree . . . pet passion is Customized ears . . . fond of drive-ins. bowling. and men . , . brown hair and green eyes . . . eyerybody's friend . . . always clowning. MARGARET ELIZABETH P0s2Y BOSTON Aeademic' beeome a green eyes Hopes to go to College and teacher . . . brown hair and . . . dislikes hillbilly music . . . enjoys swimming. reading. and cooking . . . Senior Girl Scouts . . . 4-H Club . . . Hand . . . FTA . . . usually heard saying. You know . . . sweet. quiet personality. .nl LARRY ROWLANlJ BLOUCH Larry General Hopes to go into the Air Foree . . . likes ears. musie. and Brenda . . . annoyed by messy hair . . . quiet fellow around school . . . fond of blondes . , . dark Complected . . . blaek hair . . . niee person to know. HAROLD GEORGE BOONE Harold General Wlants to be a meehanieal engineer . . . brown hair and gray eyes . . . pet peeye is bossy people . . . Student Couneil . , . wants to attend the University of Maryland . . . heard saying. How about that? . . . pet passion is hot ears . . . winning smile . . . guitar strummer. MYRTLE MA R I E BILLER Hfllyrtu Comm. Sten. Blonde hair and blue eyes . , . dislikes being ealled Shorty . . . likes reading. oil painting. out-door sports. and Don . . . Bible Study Club . . . Chorus . . . Student Couneil . . . quiet personality . . . one of those efficient Library Assistants. LONNIE WENDELL BISHOP Lonnie General Would like to get a job with the govern- ment . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . dislikes homework . . . partial to sports ears . . . likes music' and camping . . . All-Maryland Chorus . . . Chorus . . . often heard saying. 4 I'hat don't cut any ice . . . pleasing personality. FRANCES CLARA BOYD Frannie General Light brown hair and blue eyes . . . wants to be a nurse . . . dislikes boys that show off . . . sometimes comments, How 'bout that now? . . . likes eats, reading, and sewing . . . a sweet, quiet personality. JOAN BOZZELL Joan Comm. Sten. Hopes to be a secretary or stenographer . . . light brown hair and blue eyes . . . fond of steers and farms . . . Softball . . . 4-H Livestock Club . . . Youth Fellowship . . . often says, 'GOhl Come now! . . . FBLA Vice President. CHARLES FREDERICK BRANDT, JR. Fred Academic Plans to be a dentist . . . Luther League officer . . . Senior Class Executive Council . . . Physics Club . . . pet peeve is station wagons . . . favorite expression, How 'bout that! . . . Science Club . . . fond of girls . . . wild about steamed crabs, horse- back riding, and swimming . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . friendly personality. ANTHONY BROGLIE Tony General YMCA . . . dislikes prices . . . loves pie . . . ambition is to make money . . . enjoys hunting and boating . . . comes forth with, 'Know what l mean, Jellybean? . . . studious . . . was a source of envy when exempted from chemistrv final. GEORGE ISAAC BUSCALL George General Very fond of the US. Army and cars . . . back for senior year after a semester in Washington . . . has a strong dislike for Brownies . . . Army Reserves . . . ex- pects to join regular Army . . . frequently says, 4'You ain't wrong! SHERRILL FAITH CHANEY Tinsy General Fond of eating and T-birds . . . dark brown curly hair and blue eyes . . . has a special laugh of her own . . . a passion for 3:30 . . . often heard saying, Good heavenslv . . . a great dislike for homework . . . on the quiet side . . . likes sports . . nice to know. 3 HARRY DALE CHRISTENSEN A'IIaIe General Hopes to join the Air Foree . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . his pet peeve is radios that don't work . . . very fond of Fords, girls, and HB0-Peepv . . . enjoys doing anything and everything . . . Ras- ketball . . . Football . . . heard saying, Huhlf . . . seldom on time for homeroom. ELIZABETH ANN CLOKEY Liz General Lives for week ends and going to Frederick . . . plans not to be au old maid . . . Chorus . . . likes archery. daneing, and bowling , . . favorite hobby is other peoplt-'s business . . . fond of Jimmy and green Illymouths . . . neat dresser, HARRIETTE LEE COLE Lglfreiieliieu Comm. Sten. A eute, green-eyed redhead . . . FBLA president ...A A ssistant Editor of Howard Slziefrl . . . fond of roses and dark-eyed men . . . friendly personality . . . often says, Qu'est-ee que e' est? . . . has a passion for the Army and ehoeolate pie . . . National Honor Soeiety. JANET MARIE COOK f'Cookie Comm. Cen. Bus. Wlants to be a secretary . . . black hair and flashing blue eyes . . . fond of Elvis . . . Fords are her pet passion . . . says, 4'WeII, I love you, tool . . . Lionis Tale reporter . . . always heard before seen. LARRY MACK CORUM t'Larry General Very likeable guy . . . seen sporting a flat-top . . . wants to be a State Policeman . . . dislikes homework . . . likes all sports . . . often heard saying, TI1at's my boy! . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . fond of girls . . , individualist. ROSE PATRICIA CORUN Pat General Hopes to work at PauI's Market . . . dis- likes U.S. History . . . enjoys working and reading . . . fond of '49 Fords . , . Bas- ketball . . . often says, Is that so? . . . seen with a pony tail . . . quiet. IAMES HENRY DANIEL 'slim Dandy General Likes to swim and fish . . . plays football and baseball . . . plans to join the Air Force . . . brown hair and gray eyes . . . always says, Maul . . . Air Explorer . . . GOC . . . fond of Alice . . . reserved. PATRICIA ANNE DANIELS 'fPat Academic Fond of steak, clothes, and Bink . . . dislikes homework on week ends . . . Stu- dent Council . . . good disposition . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Basketball . . . Volleyball . . . National Honor Society . . . FTA Secretary . . . hopes to get her Mrs. Degree . . . often says, 'Tough luck, kid! I . 3 rl ROBERT LEWIS CROSS '4Speedy General Hopes to be a pilot . . . likes history and planes . . . Chorus . . . Journalism . . . favorite expression, You donlt say! . . . enjoys bowling and tinkering with cars . . . fond of food in general. MARY ANN CURLEY 'iBimpy General Black hair and big brown eyes . . . dis- likes conceited boys . . . ambition is to join the Women's Air Force . . . enjoys dancing and skating . . . talkative . . . blushes easily . . . heard saying, 'LYou wouldn't dare! BARBARA ELLEN CRABILL Bobbie,' General Wants to become a department store buyer . . . dislikes unexpected visitors . . . fond of pretty clothes . . . a beautiful, winning smile . . . often says, Geel . . . enjoys dancing and riding in convertibles . . . keeps the Dairy Ranch running . . . brown hair and green eyes . . . gentlemen, beware! HERBERT HAIVIILTUN CROSS Herb Academic One of our goodlooking seniors . . . am- bition is to go to college . . . dislikes un- derclassmen . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . exclaims, You,d better believe it! . . . dark brown hair and blue eyes . . often undecided. ANN ELIZABETH EVANS 'iAnn General A pretty. blue-eyed blonde . . . dislikes homework . . . fond of Clothes and good- natured people . . . favorite expression. '6Oh. yeah? . . . Prom Committee . . . likes to dalmble in paints . . . FTA . . . seen wearing a hig St. Joe ring . . . hopes to he a secretary . . . Homecoming Court. VVILLIAIVI RAYMOND FAITH HRay Vo. Ag. Brown hair and hazel eyes . . . dislikes homework . . . fond of money and girls . . . enjoys doing anything . . , FFA pres- ident . . . often says. Whatl . . . very friendly personality. SHIRLEY FRANCES DANTZ enjoys reading. skating. and Qewing . . . . . . loves a certain turquoise '57 Cherie . . wants to he a ste-nographer. KARL WILSON DASHEH nKarl General One of the Rand members . . . enjoys skating. dancing. and Band . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . dialikes living picked on . . . frequently quips. 'kHot dang. you all, I swf-arf . . . has an evil eye fem the opposite sex . . . a good friend Io llave.X J J -. Q9 X Y . I I o WILLIAM JAMES DELAIYEY 'sjinri' Academic' Vlfants to lie an astronomer . . . lmlaek hair and hlue eyes . . . often heard saying. 'gCrazyl,' . . . van't stand homework . . . crazy over science-fiction movies . . . De- Molay . . . Scouts. PATRICIA BEAULAH ENCLEHART upatu Comm. Cen. Rus. Cute lirownette with gray-green eyes . . . good sense of humor . . , fond of art and Friday nights . . . has Z1 knaek for troulvle . . . comes forth with. Gorphnitzf . . . likes horns. lnlue eyes. and unusual things . . . NIYF. J ? Shirl Comm. Sten. Frequently Comes forth with. flood gosh. Gradyfu . . . wry fond of Grayson . . friendly smile . . . annoyed by red eolors AUDREY IRENE FALES Hfwcs-tic Comm. Cen. Bus. llc-sires to lit- a good wife- for Edditn . . . Chorus . . . fond of a Hudson and dancing . . . favorite- 1-xprt-ssion. That'll lu- the daylu . . . Cutt- lmlonth- with lxlut- r-yes . . . allr-rgic to homt-work and loud-nioutht-d girls. ACN ES JEAN ISTTE FEAGA Ne-ttit-N Comm. Ste-n. i'You ain't wrong . . . Editor of Liorfs Tale . . . Joan's right hand . . . Co-Captain of clit-s-rl:-atlt-rs . . . fond ol car radios and rt-tw-iving long lr-ttf-rs . . . Hoc-key . . . Vollf-yhall . . . liaslu-tlrall . . . full of pop . . . AA Pre-sid:-nt , . . I'Ioward's higha sta-pping twirlcr . . . rt-ady for a laugh . . . enjoys dancing and swimming. WYNNE PATRICIA FITZGERALD Winkic Academic Gre-cn-eyed, strawberry hlonde . . . entirely against Elvis . . . loves cloths-s . . . 4-H Chili . . . I-Ioward County Horse-manship Chili . . . National 'lilwspians . . , old- timf-r at 1'lTf'flCll . . . radiant smile . . . wizard with words . . . rf-ady for a df-hatc. WII,l.lAh'l HENRY FOCHT Bill Acadt-niir' Amlmition- to graduatt- . . . dislilu-s homo- work . . . fond of holidays . . . lrrown hair and lilut- 1-yt-s . . . 1-xt-laims, lt's Friday again. Yippt-cl . . . 1-njoys raising cows, playing lootliall. and 4-ating . . . quit-I. THOMAS JOSEPH FRENCH I'Totntny Ct-nt-ral Pilots a troulilcsomr- Clic-Viv . . . oft:-n st-on with Pe-tc . . . fond of hast-hall . . , lmrown hair and hluc 1-yt-s , . . like-s to dancs- . . . hlushf-s 1-asilv . . . nift- 1-uv to know . . . . Y' 4 quiet sf-mor? ff JOHN ROBERT FR I DELL Fri1ldln- Comm. Ce-n. Bus. Lows stn-ak . . . Collects guns, US. coins. and stamps . . . fond of animals . . . lwlit-ws 'thou haw only ont- lift- to Iiw. so makt- it a good ont-li' . . . 1-njoye-tl his ' trio to thc- United Nations' liuilding . . ambition is to he-comc a pilot. . 5 ,xii 37 PAULINE JOANNE GARDNER 'gP0l1y Comm. Cen. Bus. Long black hair and brown eyes . . . ambition is to bvcomm- a fashion designer . . . dislikes redhvads . . . favurite ox- pressiun. '4Hey, youli' . . . fond of harn- burgers . . . pleasing personality. ANDREW JOHN GATTUSO Gui, Voc. Ag. Livhl brown hair and brown Q' PS . . . 2- Y likf-s dancinff . . . wants to bm-come a P' piumbvr . . . often Says. Wfbf' idea is not to gm sbnukiw . . . witty. 5i.i2'ms 3? 1 iisiiaiiiiif' - fr Nair wP 'Q P ELIZABETH GIBSON GREY l3c'tllN Yum: Ag. Ilrnwn hair anal lllue--gre-1-n vyvf . . . in- clislikvs pvuplr' . Iikvs lu train . . Dayton 4-H ul lnany horsv- Oopsl . . tori-flm-cl in fanning . . . who 1lun't avt natural . . liorsw and other animals . . . . sufthall . . . llll'lIIlJthI' lnanfhip vluhf . . . says. quiti- a turfsrnan. SYLVIA MARIE CRIMES Syl lfmnm. Ci-n. Bus. llopvs tn gvt he-r Mrs. II:-grm' . . . lontl of Dun, rnoyivs, and bpaghetti . . . mlislike-s hm-ing puslrml down thi- hall hy under- 1-lawnle-n . . . Lanlicr' Smlality, Churns. Choir . . . Lionls Tale reporter . . . oftcn hr-ard saying, 5011. shut upln . . . winning personality, JOAN VIRCI N I A GRAUEL lllnmliv ifunnn. Cvn. lluf. Iam-X going nut nn mlalw . . . van't flznul mricwiti-tl yirla . . . ullvn hvaril saying, Inu liIIllVYlu . . . l.uths-r l.r-aguv . . . hlumli- hair and hruwn vyvs . . . Churu, . . . wantf tu ln- a lypift . . n-njnys skating anti lmwlirigg. DORIh MARIE bRIzCER lluI' f1z'I1z'rul Hupvs to lu' 11 nurw . ill-llliw frnwningg laws . . . I-rijnyf talking anfl laughmgi . . . fond of hainhurgt-rs. thi- inalv sp:-Civs, ancl '57 Fords . . . FNA prvsitlviit and nicinln-r of Stall' FNA l'UIIIIlllllt'l' . . . Youth Fill- lmwliip . . . cutv gfrvn-n-4-vvtl lvrnwnvttr' . . . nf any patty. JOHN WARREN GOOIIIVIA N Hflonkiv lfnnnn. Ili-n. llnf I.iki-5 trains. girlf, anil raising ftvm-rs . . avtivv in 4-ll. l.uthvr l.vauus'. :intl ilu Dantz- Ilannl . . . ultn-n he'uril fayinu OIL yu . . . lwrrmri hair anrl luruwn vyvs . . . IIVZII rlrvf-vr . . . lilwalnlm- pvr sunality. .IIIIIY R,-XE Il0lil,lJ ,Iukvlmx llnnnn. Str-n Dark hruwn hair anil prvtly liluf' vyi- . , . e-njuys ilanving. frnm-n l'llSl11I'1l. ani the- llairy Ranvh . . . haa a ilista-lv fm thc' hraggvrs . . . fauvritv l'XlPI'1'F5llIlI. I 1'an't hm- lmtlre-ru-il. . . . Sm'r'4-tary of l lll..'N . . . LIUIIIS Tale rvpmtn-r , . . hvr pi-I passions art- Kvnny and Saturslay night . . . gmail pntvntials fur a fm'rr'Iary. s x, If s ii 2 lx 5 PATRICIA ANN HARDING J ii HI at Comm. Gen. Bus. Bvlin-was little luomlim have grvat soula . . . wants to he a sf-Crvtary . . . cnjoys listcn- ing to WVCAO . . . FBLA . . . Chorus . . . dislikr-s concvitml pcoplf- . . . hoard saying, HY0u don't say! . . . usually sewn with Francvs . . . works at Laurel 'lllieatre . . . ne-at mlrvssvr. RUTH ANN HARE 'illovu L11-m-ral Enjoys danvingr. molorcyrling. and rlriving a cf-rtain '57 whilc- Cliovy . . . oftvn hoarml saying, Holy mac-kr-rf-ll . . always won with Anna Catherinc' . . . fond of Ihr- oppositr' Sox . . . usually llvard lwfore' sown. ARTHUR HAMMOND. JR. HAH Us-nc-ral Ilislike-s Conccitvd girls . . . partial to thc' Naval ACT3fll'I11y' and hop:-s to go thorn . . . likes ':M'lIHlIlIIlgl'. Qporls. and sporlf Cars . . . loncl of grirla . . . favorite- zimlviw. Bc good! . . . fri:-nclly INLIHHPI' . . . re-mly to land a helping hand. SYLVIA CHRISTINE HARBIN HSylvia Com-rul llrown hair anfl hlur- vyf-s . . , 4liQliki-Q classical music . . . lows hillbilly and ponular music . . . vnjoys movie-S. swim- ming and rs-afling . . . says. 'LCoQl1l . . one of the- qllie-L1-1' svniors. WILLIAM HAROLD CIESTA FSON 'Tlusi' C1'Ilt'I'21l Hopes to join thc- Air Form- . . . lilonrl hair and blur' vyvs . , , aliflikzw lfngliah . . . fond of girls and Clif-vivs , . . oflon heard saying. You lwttc-r ln-lim-vo ill . . . warm pm-rsonalily . . . fhorl and likvalnh-. PEGGY ANN HALL Hlh-gl fiomin. lion. Hur, Black hair and hazrll vyw . . . oftf-n won laughing . . . uvtivn' in intramurals . . . FBLA . . . pot pc-4-vo is 5 airnl I01' store-4 . . . likos swinnningx. sports, anfl purplv vars , . . faxoriu- saying. i'Arv you slown- ing? .I 1214 . , X .V fy 'Tv' .il . ,I Q5 -in ' V0 , ,J x . ,, Q I . MELVA ANNE HARPER Anno General lnta-rusted in nursing . . . light brown hair . . . bluv vyef . . . clislilws gossips . . . en- joys rvading, musiC. bowling. swimming, and skating . . . FNA . . . fond of HIUTIPY and niillionairva . . . rays. Hot dog! . . . ont- of our smallvr wniors. JERRY MAF HARRISON hlerryu Comm, Sten. A blue--eyed blondt- who hopvs to become a secretary . . . National Honor Socivtv . . . Homcconting Court , . . Baskvtball . . . Volleyball . . . likes dancing,swin1- ming. Clothes. and Candy Corn . . . pilots a '47 grvvn Ford'!?'f . . . fond of last-minuti- plans . . . full of vim, vigor and vitality . . . l7lll.A . . . wanta to got out on hor llvvn. 1 , S- I 1 4... 4 - 'K f 'I , BARBARA, ANN HKZGS' Barbara Vow. A Auburn hair and brown vyvs . . . 41-H Clu , . . Howard County Horst-inansliip Club . . . Luther Lvaguc' . . . vnjoys oxhibitin livestock at fairs . . . Fivld hockey . iktw dogs, horses. and cows . . . hc-ard vxclaiming, 'iYou're not too brightli' . frivndly individual. ROBERT MILTON HODDINOTT oh Voc. AZ. Hopvs to bc' a wtvrinarian or a farnur brown hair, bluff vyvs, and frt'1'kl4 . . . dislilws homt-work . . . fl-H . . . Fl X judging tr-ani . . . Tvs-n Club fivnd . . National Guard . . . contagious smile . partial to dancing, dating, and workinf with animals . . . answt-rs, That's not too radical! MARTHA HUDDLESTON uKansas Academic A cute blonde with blue eyes . . . pet peeve is her little sister . . . likes earrings . . . MYF . . . Abrev-a-note Club . . . fond of Acme Stores and boys . . . says, You're full of blue n1udl . . . very friendly . . . neat dresser. ROBERT PERNELL HUNGERFORD f'Honkey General Short blond with blue eyes . . . fond of hot rods, sports, and girls . . . dislikes school . . . often comments, That do make it nice . . . pleasant, likeable guy . . . short but mighty. is 3559222 '37-?w ff,1.?Eif1,if2i'f :,1,3,1,. g - . - ,, A i p JAMES PHILIP JoNEs .4 ,z l A , '4Phil General qpa - ' 'i A: '-A' Hopes to own a dairy farm someday . . . 552 A has brown hair and blue eyes . . . very if , ,:, ,, fond of food, sports, and girls . . . Soccer Zi? y . . . FFA . . . 4-H . . . dislikes homework lp I :' 5 If ,,,, ' . . . often says, Don't let it worry youli' ,m'Xl . . . easy going. e ww ETHEL REEVES JORDAN V ' HEI General , Brownctte with big, brown eyes . . . , Lionis Tale reporter . . . likes art, swimf BRENT MCLOY KAISER Brent General Fond of movies, swimming, and dancing . . . simply adores girls . . . often exclaims Oh, no! . . . has brown hair and blue eyes . . . likes to work with cars . . . Chorus . . . wants to work in an office . . . All-Maryland Chorus . . . dependable. EDWARD ELLIS KEARTON Eddie Academic Wants to be an engineer . . . almost always heard before seen . . . likes girls and cherry pie . . . ,Iayvee Basketball . . . sports enthusiast . . . scheduled for success. ming and cooking . . . hopes to become a teacher . . . Sodality . . . contagious smile . . . comes out with Oh, blast! . , . dependable. SHIRLEY TEMPLE JOHNS 'Trecklesw Comm. Cen. Bus. A cute brown-eyed brownette . . . plans to be an airline hostess . . . favorite ex- pression, Ah, sugar-footli' . . . dislikes teachers who give homework on week ends . . . fond of a certain black and white Chevy convertible . . . a smile for everyone. LLOYD CORNELIUS JOHNSON Jackie General Dislikes work but loves money . . . often heard saying, Wasn't too wild, was it? . . . has brown hair and brown eyes . . . likes hot rods . . . plans to be a Marine . . . fond of raising calves. is Wu. '!! '-Hu Am I i i A i o If lag, CLAREINUL WILL IAVI KING 1 Wotational Agriculture Wants t bt a railroad rngmeer . . . waxy brown hair and hazel eyes . . . likes fast ears and raising hogs for shows . . . FI A . . . National Guard . . . Chorus . . . specially gifted in foryetting home- work . . . sa 'S 'That will be the day! MARY IOHANNIQ KING Mary Conim. Sten. Hopes to beeome a secretary and get married . . . has brown hair and blue 5 PATRICIA MAY KING Pat Comm. Sten. Hopes to become a secretary . . . has brown hair and blue eyes . . . dislikes people who crack their knuckles . . . loves Fifth Avenue candy, records, dancing and reading . . . Job's Daughters . . . one of a threesome . . . fond of Warren . . . Kingfish, BARBARA ANN KLA IR Barb Comm. Gen. Bus. Long brown hair and brown eyes . . . hopes to become a teacher . . . often heard saying, Get back! . . . dislikes being pestered when working . . . fond of a Catonsville junior . . , NIYF . . . enjoys knitting, swimming, reading, and bowling . . . active in church work, eyes . . . Chorus . . . likes reading and Elvis . . . her pet peeve is male drivers . . . says, HKnow what l mean? . . . understanding and considerate . . . a friend to all. SYRILLA Klil RSICY Blondie General Wants to join the WAI . . . dislikes ron ceited people . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . southern aeeent . . . fond of Billy and '57 Fords , . . often hea saying, 'SYou don't say! GLORIA ANN KICNNIQLI, uStrawberry Aeadenne well-liked senior with brown hair ant devilish brown eyes . . . fond of Ilill . often heard saying, lJon't get paint stricken. . . . wants a happy marriag . likes long blaek hair . . . strietw against squares . . . cute manner. cc' 1 Q M' vffjfgZQ'f' 2 fait W. f' M,-,sunset was-:da WARREN ENIL KLASCHUS LiKl3FFlIUSll General Quite a lady killer . . . fond of girls, 'gRock 'n' Rollf, and football . . . Band member . . . heard saying, Just one time! . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . ambition is to play in a band . . . nice to know . . . watch those sparkling eyes . . . blond crew cut. CATHERINE PATRICIA ANN KLEIN Pai, General Drives a green Dodge named Bessie . . . collects stuffed animals and sea shells . . . FNA tax collector . . . Chorus . . . loves convertibles . . . Advertising Manager of the Howard Shield . . . favorite expres- sion, Don't do that! . . . responsible . . . good natured . . . anxious to get out in the world . . . always on the go. 3 2 H Li g ,..- g . L , '--' if DONALD GEORGE KNISLEY Don General Wantslto be a mechanic . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . active in Iessup's VFD . . . Soccer . . . has a special liking for girls, automobiles, and .lune . . . often heard saving, '4Hey, Ralow! How'd you do that? IANE BEATRICE KNISLEY Janie Comm. Sten. A cute green-eyed blonde . . . FBLA... fond of handsome men and Laurel . . likes swimming, dancing, and skating... her pet peeve is to he kept waiting... says, That sends mel . . . reporter for the Lion's Tale , . . neat dresser. eatwliriila ,tg JOAN ANN KOONTZ u.loannie General Dislikes haughtiness . . . often heard say- ing, One of the breaks of the gamen... Co-captain of hockey . . . Basketball... Volleyball . . . student council . . . likes boys and dancing . . . FTA . . . Yearbook hand . . . pleasant smile. WARNE STEELE LAMBERT 'Warneu General Brown hair and brown eyes . . . his pet peeve is school . . . fond of cars and sleep- in . . . favorite expression, You know '. . . . usually quiet until you get to ' Circulation Manager . . .'Jeanette's lcft . ': I 55 ,V as -.,,V g., -: R K I H 7 I 7 I ' g it V' I y lt' lu? IM 3 know him . . . sincere. ll y . 45 JANET GAIL LANG Gail General Brown hair and blue eyes . . . dislikes boys with long hair . . . her pet passions are T-Birds, skating, dancing, and flat-tops . . . anxious to make Jerry happy . . . Fighting Five . . . Photography Editor of the Howard Shield . . . every other word is Holy Cowl . . , witty personality. MELVIN WILTJTAM LAPP Pete General Brown hair and brown eyes . . . dislikes Fords and school . . . likes to work on his car . . . Youth Fellowship . . . one of our more reserved seniors . . . an asset to the soccer team . . . usually seen with Tom . . . friendly. ,wwf MARY ELIZABETH LAWSON 'iMary General Plans to he a telephone operator . . . collects records . . . likes swimming, field hockey, watching TV, and movies . . . asks, You don't know, do you?,' . . . brown hair and big brown eyes . . . sunny smile. ELVERA LOUISE LECLERCQ Vera Academic Omega Chi Alpha Sorority . . . MYF... wants to be an artist . . . very fond of a certain tennis player with green eyes . . . contagious laugh . . . devilish brown eyes . . . woman driver . . . never a dull tment. SANDRA HELEN LEE Sandy General Wants to own a lavender T-Bird . . . Nomads' note keeper . . . neat dresser... dislikes the Dairy Ranch . . . likes Paul, bubble gum, and drag races . . . often seen riding in a '57 black Ford . . . per- sonality to match her sparkling brown eyes. THEODORE SEYBOLD LEHMANN Ted General Neat dresser . . . brown hair and eyes . . . likes blondes and sport cars . . . often heard saying, '4You ghoull . . . ambition is to he a sports ear driver... well-liked senior . . . 4'Man of the world . . . hard worker??? MARGARET ANN LOTZ Hpeggyu Academic Editor of the Howard Shield . . . 4-H Club . . , expert seamstress . . . fond of food, week ends, and dancing . . . FTA vice president . . . Student Council . . . neat dresser . , . hopes to go to college and major in Home Economics . . . dislikes in- sincere people . . . National Honor Society . . . swell personality . . . pretty com- plexion. FRANCES ELIZABETH MARTIN Franny Comm, Sten. Cute and nice . . . member of FNA and MYF . . . fond of Fords, Mercurys, and University of Maryland , . . keeps her dial tuned to WCAO . . . plans to be a secretary . . . heard saying, See you 'round . . . usually seen with Pat. GERALDINE BARBARA LINDNER Gerry General Says, Oh, sure . . . plans to be a nurse . . . fond of Dayton . . . dark brown hair and gray eyes . . . dislikes getting up early . . . enjoys ice cream . . , FNA . . . Library Assistant . . . likes reading, badminton, and dancing. LINDA MAY LITCH FIELD Lin Academic Hopes to be a nurse , . . very fond of a tall boy with a crew-cut . . . pretty hazel eyes . . . neat dresser . . . dislikes people who sing off key . . . often com- ments, 'Tm all shook! . . . FNA vice president . . . Youth Fellowship . . . Chorus and Choir . . . one of the 'Tight' ing Five. aw' 'filxif NETTIE MARIE LEISHEAR g',Ieannie General Hopes to become a receptionist , . . her pet passion a certain ,54 blue Mercury collects Apep records . . . dislikes being kept waiting . . fond of Danny and Saturday nights . . . often heard say- ing, Shake it easy! . . . friendly... gift of gab. DURWARD CHRISTOPHER LICHLITER 'LButch,' General Blond hair and blue eyes . . . National Guard . . . likes cars . . . dislikes peroxide blondes . . . fond of natural blondes . . . ambition is to be a draftsman . . . says, 'AOne more time. PAUL LEONARD MILLER Paul Avaflmiiit' Bright rr-cl hair and Inrown cyvs . . . pf-t peeve is too luuvh homt-work . . . likos base-hall, Yankve-s. reading sports pages. Olfictric trains, vhocolatr- Fakv. and Cllov- rolets . . . frm-qut'ntlysays. Itwasri'toasy. . . . 4'I'I , . . Luther Imagtw . . . hopos to lwconu- an avctouutant , . . qui:-I por- sonality. VERNON FRANKLIN MILLER uBuclcly Conn-ral Football . . . Rasvlmall . . . plans to gvl niarrivcl-possihly to his pot passion, joan Be-vans . . . isu't too fond of homt-work . . . Mr. Fislu-r's Iwadache- . . . National Guard . . . cfxrlaiius. I7ou't ho all clay! . . . brown hair and Ifig Ivrowu 1-ye-s . . . all-around atlilvtv. ANN DULANY MERCIER HAND.. A4'u4lt'tnit' Personality plus . . . Ftutlont liounvil prrsidf-nt . . . Co-Captain of c'liverlvatlcr's . . . Church Choir . . . fond of tha- tlriver of a spvcial ltlack Foral . . . Wowie-I . . . vnioys cianciug and vollc-vting rot-orcls . . . tlislikr-s pr-oplz' who Cravk kuuz-klos . . . prt-tty grvr-n vye-s . , . futurr- Pliysival Education tvaclir-r . . . plt-nty of sparklr-. CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA MERSOIN L'Chz1r IIIVIHIII, Stl-n. Dark, hrown hair and Inrown Vjtxr . . . ll pasSion for Ioocl. musiv. antl Imast-Imull . . . often seen with Mary ancl Jay . A . llliurch Choir . . . Chorus , . . vxvlaiuis. OIL my lIl'EIVt'TIFlN . . . swwt gal to know. ANNA CATHERINE NIASSEY i'Kathy Comm. lion. Iius. Always S9911 with Ruth Ann . . . World I:1'ivuf'lsl1ip Club . . . NITE . . . Chorus . . . fond of the opposite sm-x . . . vnjoys acting Iiko a fool . . . hvarfl sayiug. 'I'it-k- lv. tickle-I . . . Churvh Choir. LILLIAIN ROSA LEE NIAUCK Hliosicf' Ca-rivral Wvants to IW a se'c'rr'tary if not il tvaclwr . . . FBLA ...I A Il-Maryland Chorus . . . National Honor Socrim-ty . . . tlislikos flirty girls . . . fond of piano, dancing. and Hola . . . hrarfl saying. I'Oh. my soul! . . . clark hair and shining lsrown oy:-s . . . a fri:-nfl to all . . . rs-ally to hr-lp. 51 ELIZABETH ANNE MOORE Betty Academic Howard High's Hot Rodl' . . . fond of Jimmy . . . likes to travel . . . FNA . . . frequently comments, Ye gadsl' . . . dislikes chewing gum . . . hopes to attend college . . . wants to be a nurse . . . always ready for a good time. GEORGE WINFRED MULLINIX iiBl1ICh General Hopes to own a farm and be his own boss . . . very shy and quiet . . . brown hair and hazel eyes . . . pet peeve is spending money . . . likes cows, hunting, and fishing . . . fond of Kitten . . . sometimes asks. Do what? CHARLES ANTHONY MURRAY Charles Academic Plans to enter 'Vhchigan University di llkes conceited people plays soccer lives for week ends favorlte expression Rough break! . . . brow hair and gray eyes . . . everyones pal . . . fond of Michigan girls . . . dislikes bein called Ricky FRANCES ANN MURRAY Frannle General Brown hair and gray eyes . . . wants to be a typist . . . dislikes conceited people . . . fond of food . . . likes dancing and going to the movies . . . says, Oh, for corn's sake I i' Il JAMES CHARLES NASH i'Nash'i Academic Blond hair . . . ambition is to play professional baseball . . . pet peeve is lady drivers . . . fond of sports cars . . . . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . likes girls and baseball . . . often comes forth - with Great Goo-ga moo-ga! . . . nice to have around . . . original ideas. ROBERT ALFRED NEDZEL Bob General Ambition is to race sports cars . . . fond of animals . . . one of the quieter seniors . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . often avs. HHoly mackerel! . . . likeable. GERALD KNIGHT O'MARA 'gGerry General Red hair and brown eyes . . . hopes to go to University of Maryland . . . loves psychology class and pretty girls . . . frequently seen at the Daily Ranch . . . friendly guy. GARY LEE ORR '4Gary Academic Plans to work as wild-life conservationist . . . often says, A winki' . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . friendly smile . . . likes having a good time . . . enjoys traveling, fishing, and hunting. 44 CAROL ANN PEDDICORD 'iShorty Academic Hopes to be a teacher of knowledge . . . pet peeve is coneeited people . . . FTA . . . Student Council . . . likes Ted, clothes, and shrimp . . . favorite saying. Are you serious! . . . lots of pep . . . National Honor Society . . . Library assis- tant . . . industrious . . . pretty blonde hair. DAVID CLIFTON PEDDICORD L'Dave Voc. Ag. Wlants to be rich . . . dislikes history . . . FFA . . . likes horses. girls, and Cars , . . a tall, well-liked senior . . . says, 'LWel1, look-a there. . . . pretty dark wavy hair and big brown eyes . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . friendly . . . Howard's bass crooner. BARBARA ANN PATTISON 'lBohbie', Ceneral Wants to he a typist . . . Chorus . . . likes Chevies . . . one of a threesome . . . brown hair and hazel eyes . . . favorite expression, HDon't know, do you? . . . very quiet until you get to know her. ROSE LEE PEACH MP4-acl1 General Brown hair and flirting brown eyes . . . dislikes riding the school bus . . . fond of food at the Dairy Ranch . . . likes movies, rollerskating, and cars . . . often heard saying, 'als that a fact? . . . friendly . . . mischievous. DONNA JEANNE OURSLER 4'Doni' Acad: mic Neat and petite . . . wants to be a fa lnon designer . . . likes the boys . . . favoritn expression, HOh, ding, dang, durnl' one of the 4'Fighting Fiven . . . Home coming Court . . . dislikes homework on week ends . . . likes to dance and play the piano . . . Chorus . . . pretty brown hair and blue eyes. CECILE MAY PATTIE ncvcvs Academic Wants to make her Daddy proud long brown hair and big green eyes dislikes Bermudas . . . fond of Fords chocolate pie, and Gary . . . enjoys sin in dancing, and reading . . . Chorus Journalism . . . nursery teacher . . says it ,N Oh, shoot . ,-und I f wk t wlrrgfm JAMES LOUIS PHELPS J immy General Brown curly hair and blue eyes . . . fond of Liz, archery, and hunting . . . Laurel Archery Club . . . dislikes Elvis . . . wants to get a government job . . . quiet per- sonality . . . works at Laurel Acme... enjoys flirting and driving??? EDWARD GORDON PICKETT Ill Eddie General Football Manager . . . National Guard . . . WFBR correspondent . . . quite a live wire . . . frequently quips, 'Take it easy! . . . scientific mind . . . partial to short brunettes . . . always ready for a good time . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . male driver . . . likes to give parties . . . Howard's dramatic senior. BETTY ANN PEUGH Betty Comm. Gen. Bus. Fond of a certain blue car . . . blue eyes and brown hair . . . likes dancing, swim- ming, and drive-in movies . . . Chorus... dislikes late comers . . . plans to be a secretary . . . often comments, 'Tll think about it! BLANCHE JEANETTE PFEIFFER Bernard General Blonde with blue-green eyes . . . Journal- ism . . . fond of 'SBig brothers car ... frequently says, MYou're crazy in the head! . . . avid Elvis fan . . . hopes to become an educated loafer . . . enjoys collecting records and seeing movies . . . likes to drawand ride horses. JAMES ROBERT PETERS, JR. Bob General Hey now! . . . wants to becorne a mil- lionaire . . . easy going, quiet manner . . . fond of Frances and fast Fords . . . brown hair and big brown eyes . . . dislikes Chevrolets . . . always sleepy . . . crew- cut. JULIA FOARD PETERSON Julie Academic Wants to he a pharmacist . . . pretty blue eyes . . . State President of CAR . . . fond of ice cream, letters, and boys . . . Assistant Editor of Lion's Tale . . . comes forth with Hi, Ho! . . . FHA President . . . fine taste in clothes . . . likes sewing and cooking . . . Home- coming Court . . . National Honor Society. PETER POETKER Pete', Academic Wants to go to college . . . fond of Linda . . . Basketball . . . likes sports . . . dis- likes French ll . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . a nice guy who is out for a good time. CHARLOTTE PORTER Charlotte Comm. Cen. Bus. Wants to teach U.S. History . . . pretty, curly brown hair and blue eyes . . . dis- likes slow cars . . . has a passion for black '56 Fords and a Nomad . . . likes reading and WCAO . . . Choir . . . Typ- ing Club . . . Chorus . . . heard saying, 'Allo, City Morgue. Z BARBARA LEE POSTON Barb Comm. Sten. Blonde hair and hazel eyes . . . pet peeve is conceited boys . . . hopes to get mar- ried and live in Seattle . . . Chorus ...FBLA . . . fond of Joe . . . says, How 'bout that?', . . . Library Assistant. GRACE MARIE PUFFENBERGER 'AGracie Comm. Gen. Bus. Wants to be a clerk-typist . . . brown hair and green eyes . . . dislikes bashful boys . . . likes to travel, read, and sew . . . Chorus . . . 4-H . . . Youth Fellowship . . . rather fond of cars and boys . . . says, Don't ask mef' JAMES ARTHUR QUINLAN, JR. J im Academic Football . . . Basketball . . . Track . . . always out for a good time . . . Student Council . . . likes music, sports, and girls . . . Dance Band . . . always saying, 'fDarn rightll' . . . junior-class president . . . National Honor Society. THOMAS WESLEY REAMS 'ATom General Would like to own a fleet of trucks . . . black hair and brown eyes . . . likes his car . . . enjoys working at the service station . . . nice person to know . . . easy to get along with. .6 MILDRED GLADYS REDIVIILES Millie Academic A cute brown-eyed blonde . . . likes to dance and skate . . . hopes to attend col- lege . . . heard saying, Goodnessli' . . . always smiling . . . one of the Fighting Fivew . . . Homecoming Court . . . Chorus . . . National Honor Society . . . sweet . . . very friendly. THOMAS ALOYSIUS REILLY Rile General Hopes to go to college . . . dislikes gossip . . . has brown hair and brown eyes . . . played on football, basketball, and track teams . . . a friend to all . . . climbed on the rafters for the Prom committee. MARY AGNES RESCH Mary', Gen, Bus. Quiet and friendly . . . fond of Fords and sewing . . . wants to be a seamstress . . . Chorus . . . dislikes homework . . . works at Wards . . . favorite expression, No fooling . . . noted for her sewing ability. RACHEL MAE RICHARDS lVIae,' Comm. Sten. Petite senior with brown hair and brown eyes . . . Chorus . . . fond of someone in the Air Force . . . dislikes being kept waiting . . . likes drive-ins . . . says, How about thatlv . . . very quiet. GUNHILD OLIVIA RICHARDSON Gunmen Comm. Gen. Bus. Fond of fried chicken and dancing . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . dislikes homework . . . partial to red Cadillacs . . . says, Is that so? . . . wants to be a typist . . . collects stuffed animals . . . a sweet friend. ROBERT RANDY RIEGER i'Randy General Wants to become a pilot . . . Nomads . . . hobby is chasing girls . . . heard saying, Yap, yap. . . . dislikes first six classes . . . brown hair and green eyes . . . loves motorcycles . . . usually heard before seen. WILLIAM FREDRICK SANDERS, lll Bill General Wants to own a new car . . . likes big brown eyes . . . Dairy Ranch and drive-in fiend . . . heard saying, 'Shakes me, Dollf, . . . fond of Gloria . . . always out for a good time . . . black hair and brown eyes. CHARLES EDWARD SCHAFER Charles', General Brown hair and brown eyes . . . Rifle Club . . . Chess Club . . . enjoys eating' . . . Soccer . . . likes females . . . wants to be a draftsman . . . says, Well, look-a there! . . . Hot rod?'?? . . . always a ready smile . . . plenty of devilment. ELWOOD SAMUEL ROTHROCK Rocky General Brown hair and blue eyes . . . likes girls . . . out for a good time . . . his class ring belongs to a sophomore . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . chief of his fire company . Soccer Co-Captain. JAMES ELMER RUNKLES, IR. Jimmie General Nice person to know . . . wants to be an engineer . . . National Guard . . . Chorus . . . always ready for a good time . . . . . . dislikes long hair . . . a top magazine salesman . . . fond of Joan, cars, and ltalian food . . . often heard saying, Hi, Sweetie! EUGENE WOODROW RILEY 'AGene Vo. Ag. Wavy brown hair and blue eyes . . . FFA . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . fond of animals . . . easy-going, fun-loving guy . . . nice to be around . . . dislikes riding the school bus but makes the most of it. NANCY ELIZABETH ROGERS Nance Comm. Sten. Desires to get rich . . . long brown hair and big brown eyes . . . can't stand snobs and waiting . . . partial to hot fudge sundaes . . . likes dancing and records . . . fond of men in uniforms . . . often heard saying, '4That,s too wild.', . . . Miss Ferguson's favorite absentee . . . Chorus . . . FBLA . . . always out for a good time. - .V fl aft ess ' P as SHIRLEY MAY SOMERVILLE '4Shirley Academic Dislikes Shirley and Lee . . . Sue's other half . . . fond of Saturdays, good music and North Carolina . . . Assembly Committee . . . proclaims, Like Caesar, I shall return! . . . National Honor S0- ciety . . . a sweet friend to have . . . Library Assistant . . . quite stuclious. LARRY FORD STEVENS Larry General Hopes to become a machinist . . . pretty brown hair . . . likes girls and cars . . . firmly believes Little things mean a lot. . . . quiet, likeable fellow . . . fond of studying??? JOHN ARTHUR STEWARD, JR. Pete General Blond crew-cut and flashing grey eyes . . . dislikes school . . . likes a 1940 American La France . . . heard saying, Enjoy life while you are youngln . . . lives at the E. C. Fire Department . . enjoys football and smoking cigars . . a friendly personality. LENNIS CAROL STORIE Lenny General Brown hair and sparkling brown eyes . . . Field hockey . . . Basketball . . . Volley- ball . . , fond of Billy . . , Dislikes nosy people . . , hopes to become a secretary . . . easy going . . . is partial to a certain '55 white Ford convertible. .ii-an 1 -1f- ig wi 3. . 32 33 -f V F 5 as fi QM . ' 1 Y i5'tt,.-Wm? '.,I I 5: f.. .j i in fan ,,1: MW? K ,gt i, t. Q, llll L ,pA, W. , RACHEL ANNE SYKES uRae Academic A cute blue-eyed blonde . . . UMCY . . . one of the Fighting Fivel' . . . Sketch Club . . . fond of Ronnie and pizza pie with onions . . . Chorus . . . Homecoming Court . , . heard saying, Fabulous! . . . Halloween Painting Contest . . . hard worker . . . ready smile. DAVID STEWART TAYLOR Dave Academic Favorite expression, 4'Sounds like fun! . . . flaming red hair and blue eyes . . . works at the Patapsco Pharmacy . . . fond of brown-eyed brunettes from Penn.. . Hot Rod Club . . . pet pecve-women drivers??? . . . enjoys dancing and food. A ff fy!! 491, , ,fr jf7 40-on jf 7545 Mqmflff 44ZZ7?'l.2., 1,041 fQ0,Mf Q M20 1114 M1771 L MARY LOUISE YLOR Pipsqueak General Dislikes conceited boys . . . Shortstuff . . . wants to pound on a typewriter . . . fond of' Charlie, Pepsi, and turkey . . . replies, I'll never tell! . . . good seam- stress . . . one of our quieter Seniors??? DOLYRES GLENDA THOMAS HGICHH General Hopes to be an I.B.M. operator . . , lives for week ends . . . enjoys '4Rock 'n' Roll . . . likes to dance and skate . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . Chorus . . . dislikes homework . . . says, Well, dig that. . . . loves to tease . . . Jour- nalism. WALTER ALTON TOWNSEND Bill'! General Wants to be a mechanic . . . black hair and brown eyes . . . dislikes studying . . . likes girls and working on his car . . . enjoys helping in a service station, and money . . . often says. ullo I have to?', . . . quiet, likeable senior. ROSE MARIE TRIPLETT Rosie Comm. Stem. Often says, 'fOr somethinw' . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . Luther League . . . Student Council . . . Church Choir . likes week ends and Bob Scharf . . . blue eyes and brown hair . . . sunny disposition . . . keeps Howard's books . . . Library Assis- IHIII. Q 5 1 ROSALIE OSBORNE TURNER Rose General Often heard saying, 4'Let's go, Dad. . . . loves to tease Richard . . . Luther League . . . likes horseback riding and dancing . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . anxious to become Mrs. Arnold . . . dislikes US. Army . . . fond of Phil . . . very friendly. DONALD ELLSWORTH UN GLESBEE '4Don General Ambition is to be a sports announcer . . . brown hair and laughing blue eyes . . . dislikes seven-period days . . . likes speech class, sports, records, and girls . . . fond of Baltimore Orioles and Colts . . . heard saying, Wlihat do make it nicel . . pleasing personality. ROBERT HARRY VAUGHAN nBob Academic Brown hair and blue eyes . . . hopes to go to college . . . dislikes state troopers and Chevrolets . . . UMCY . . . Idlers . . . fond of cute girls, pizza, and ham- burgers . . . Senior Class President . . . often heard saying, You'd better believe it! PATRICIA VOLLIVIERHAUSEN Pat General Light brown hair and blue eyes . . . fond of hillbilly music and Eckle . . . hopes to get her Mrs. Degree . . . collects popular and hillbilly records . . . favorite saying, 4fGee Whizlf' QQ gk MARGARET ANN WETZEL Margaret,' Comm. Bus. Plans to be a secretary . . . loves beautiful cars . . . dislikes western movies . . . Chorus . . . Yearbook . . . Church organ- ist . . . often says, Oh, fiddle! . . . likes to sew, play the piano, and dance . . . brown hair . . . blue eyes . . . fond of eating, clothes, and popular music . . . very quiet. EDWIN EARL WHITAKER Pain Academic Blonde hair and brown eyes . . . wants to be an engineer . . . dislikes Chevies . . . very fond of cherry pie and females . . . favorite expression, Nothing is illegal until you get caught! . . . Band, football, and basketball . . . very friendly. CAROLYN JEAN WEHLAND Carolyn Comm. Sten. Shy girl with blonde hair and hazel eyes . . . often seen with another Carolyn . . . likes clothes, the opposite sex, and jitterbugging . . . another Elvis Presley fan . . . heard saying, No kidding! . . . hopes to be a secretary or a beautician. DONALD LUTHER WESSEL 'fDon Gen. Bus. Likes raising chickens . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . pet peeve is brownies . . . fond of girls . . . active in a 4-H Club . . . Luther League . . . Reporter on the Liorfs Tale . . . says, 0ops! . . . specialized in typing ads for the yearbook. HENRY RICHARD WAINRIGHT Henry Academic A tall, blue-eyed blond . . . plans to go to college . .. fond of B---?? . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . has traveled to Jamaica, Canada, and the Midwest . . . friendly personality . . . always out for a laugh. KENNARD WARFIELD, JR. Kenny Comm. Gen. Dark brown hair and flashing green eyes . . . always ready for a good' time . . . swell dancer . . . pet passion is Judy . . . often heard saying, Remarkable! . . . has a dislike for homework and state troopers . . . a friend to all . . . Football. ANNE VIRGINIA YOUNG Annie Comm. Sten. Auburn hair . . . dependable . . . likes a '52 Ford convertible . . . has H diS1ik6 for conceited people . . . fond of Nathan . . . comes forth with, 'Tummiediddlelfn . . . Secretary of the Class of '58 . . . Bible Study Club . . . Field hockey, basketball, and volleyball. BETTY LOU YOUNG Be-Bop General Hopes to be a typist . . . dancing green eyes . . . enjoys swimming and boat rid- ing . . . Chorus . . . likes fried chicken and Plymouths . . . says, Oh, HOV, - - - pet peeve is Bob . . . very friendly. JACOB LAWRENCE WOODALL Jack General Fond of Gloria . . . llght brown hair and brown eyes . . . dislikes MRocky sopho- mores . . . likes sports . . . Baseball , . . Track . . . enjoys sleeping in geography class . . . ambition is to be a forester . . . frequently comments, '5You big dummyli' . . . nice to know. SANDRA REBECCA YATES Sandy Commercial Petite brownette with hazel eyes . . . pet passion is school . . . wants her Mrs. degree . . . fond of George . . . neat dresser . . . Vice President of FTA . . . shortstuff . . . back seat driver . . . pops ,up with, 6'Oh, George! JAMES EDWARD WHITAKER 'LJim General Hard worker . . . Business Manager of Howard Shield . . . enjoys long week ends . . . fond of girls . . . ambition is to graduate from college . . . often says, Thanks Dad . . . a good sports writer . . . likes to read science fiction . . . dis- likes English . . . blond hair and blue eyes. VIOLET MARY WILKINS 'iVi'l Comm. Gen. Bus. A very sweet girl . . . loves Fords . . . dis- likes conceited people . . . Chorus . . . Bible Study Club . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . collects records . . . Library Assistant . . . quiet . . . good typist . . . punctual. l . I f SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMIT- TEE: Composed of representa- tives from each 12th grade home- room, the Senior Executive Com- mittee plans the activities of the Senior class. From left' to right: T. Reilly, D. Oursler, E. Kearton, F. Brandt, T. Nichols, B. Vaugh- an, H. Cole, S. Somerville, C. Ingram, A. Young. SUE ELLEN YOUNG 'LSuzie Academic Student Council . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . 4-H . . . Luther League president . . . Beef Club president . . . Varsity Basketball . . . enjoys sports, reading, science, and livestock shows . . . hopes to study agriculture in college . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . hates 7:00 in the morning . . . friend to all. MARY FRANCIS ZEPP Mary General Pert brown-eyed girl who wants her Mrs. degree . . . short brown hair . . . dislikes snobs . . . very fond of Ray and nice clothes . . . likes to sing, date, and buy clothes . . . often says, 4'Who, me? REID AUSTIN ZIIVIIVIER 'LReid Academic Fond of airplanes . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . dislikes trying to pass French ll . . . has a great passion for his mother's red and white convertible . . . hopes to become a pharmacist . . . Football . . . Student Council . . . likes blondes that don't talk too much . . . often says, Good gravy! ROBERT LEE GONCE S'Lee', Voc. Ag. Hopes to become an Air Force pilot . . . gray-eyed blond . . . very fond of science . . . dislikes English . . . enjoys gam- bling??? . . . spends time reading . . . quiet person . . . took a trip to Florida. mmuKZW? saw gi P 2 E W f 5 11, f ay ,mm X .,LA S ff, ,Q ,if , fqgwl., ,. 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Best Looking Barbara Crabhill - Herb Cross l , S, 4' f . die K .A Y K I E I bfi 35 wi! . -w r f W-rag mf .5 I f I Q. I 5524 1 +l:5f'w - fe , ,, 2 MR. and MISS CONCENIALITY Friendliest Donna Oursler - Dave Peddicord MR. IT and MISS OOMPH! Most Popular Ann Mercier - Gilbert Ingram MR. ESQUIRE and MISS FASHION PLATE MR. COMIC and MISS COMEDIAN Neatest Funniest Linda Litchfield - Tom Nichols Doris Gregar - James Nash K E. Bloom E. Bourne Bonsal J. Bowman . Boswell D. Boyer E. Bourne D. Brosius J. V B. Brown A. Bussey V . Carr . Brown .l. Buch . Casswell P. Burgee P. Cavanaugh 66 C G ,ki S as v juniors I . 1 The Junior Class Officers for 1958 are as follows: President ............ HOBART NOLL Vice President L CHARLES ASH Secretary ..,..,..,.,.,,,.,, SUE FORCE Treasurer .,.,. ..... B ILL WILDER , aj 1 v 1 A , 1 fp l I Vlyvl, Ll. J V .- fl ILALA. I I . ' 4 Vi, , . T 1 ' ' ' slgffl' 4 ' I , QL' 4 I- :Lf , ggglp 4 L. ,ff . i ,. 1 fs. 9 W , -Q .. ,ggi ii - . X . , Aki .. , lag VE Sl ' B. 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Yingling I.-Zimmerman ' W. Young B. Zuccarini ,. .kki W , il Y Mgf iw ,QW f 45 Wm. 2, lr, OFFICERS Left to right: Bill Hesson, Presi- dentg Ned Clark, Treasurer, Don- na Wiley, Secretary, and Lois Singhass, Vice President. A J, LVL, ff 1. .ll' J ii ' f A 1 , jf' v my 10A First row, left to right: M. Burn- er, E. Burns, B. Brandenburg, D Brown, J. Bertling, M. Berrett D. Buell. Secondvow: D. Barnes F. Burke, D. Aiken, A. Boteler J. Baran, D. Bell, K. Beckett Third row: D. Ayers, L. Bonsai R. Banyas, V. Basso, T. Brown D. Baier, R. Anders. Fourth row? W. Albrecht, J. Blucher, B. Beal mear, M. Cain, A. Balderson, B Anderson, P. Carrico. 1 9 1 T f 10 B First row, left to right: E. Cock- ran, S. Cook. S. Dishman. S Donaldson. G. Coles. B. Curri J. Curley. Second row: A. Cook M. Davis. D. Delawder. L. Cream er, L. Delosier, F. Cooney, C. Car ter. Third row: G. Dampman. D Collins, S. Craver. D. Conner, A Cole, H. Cook. C. Diamond. Fourth row: C. Davis. B. Cross, H. Clark, N. Clark. J. Conrev M. Craig, P. Collier. 10D First row, left to right: D. Grif- fith, M. Hall, C. Henderson, R. Hollingsworth, F. Hammond, J Hatfield. Second row: D. Hobbs. J. Hood, J. Holmes, N. Hicks, R. Grund. Third row: J. Higgs, S Hazel, C. Groves, J. Grimes, L. Hefler. Fourth row: W. Haus child, E. Helmrich, W. Hesson, E. Harris. . l I. - , w iw, JN . '7 i- ' I y 37 2 L wld! xl' md , . VNV 5 ,vw f ,f fp V, . 1g:'h..2, . l,4.,,1-us . ' 51 41.-ff-li A Cf 6 .fcifl G E,,.4,,4' j IOC First row, left to right: J. Good- man, M. Graham, S. Garman, V. Fisher, K. Fugate, E. Goins. Sec- ond row: B. Dorsey, K. Foreman M. Gebhard, N. Goodwin, C Giddings, M. Gowl. Third row! R. Gregory, B. Evans, W. Florey H. Fairall, M. Gover, R. Gerwig J. Gabor. Fourth row: J. Fleming R. Dorsey, R. Focht, N. Gavigan R. Evans, J. Gardner. 9 v v IOF First row: J. Martin, H. Lowe, L Leishear, S. Leisenring, N. Mox ley, W. Mayes, G. McFarland Second row: B. Mellin, S. Lenz G. Miller, H. Mullinix, G. Mc Craw, R. Mencken. Third row: C Lotz, C. Mauck, J. Mitchell, W Martlock, P. Miller. Fourth row W. Mark, D. Marlatt, F. Lilly J. Miller. 10E First row, left to right: M. Knis- ley, C. Hughes, B. Hyatt, D. Krill, V. Hunley, C. Kisasonak, B. King. Second row: K. Jestes, J. Hul- burt, B. Hortman, J. Johns, P. Kirkham, M. Kramer, J. Howard. Third row: F. Johnson, R. Kerns, F. Kirkwood, D. Johnson, C. John- son, D. Lapole, G. Jones. Fourth row: D. Knight, C. lager, C. Langenfelder, S. King, R. Lang, R. Klaunberg, J. Kraft. XX 10G First row: I. Murrell, H. Patterson M. Patterson, D. Phelps, D. Perk- ins, C. Neimiller. Second raw: M. Perkins, J. Pecldicord, C. Murphy, D. Munro, A. Oliver, N. Pfeiffer. Third row.' T. Peugh, E. 0'Dell, E. Pitzinger, G. Palmer, J. Pen- nington, J. Nichols. Fourth row: D. Newcomer, B. O'Neill, B. Phillips, P. Murray, J. Murray, A. Newquist. 7 10H First row, left to right: K. Rut- ledge, B. Rice. R. Ricketts. D. Sheets, C. Pindell, F. Schneider. Second row: D. Rahol. J. Sadler, I. Ruddy, N. Reckart. NI. Platt. L. Phillips. Third row: K. Romo- ser, A. Shank, L. Sherman, E. Sealock, J. Puffenherger, J. Sears. Fourth row: R. Riley, J. Ryan, R. R. Richardson, B. Ruehl. C. Rice. 101 First row, left to right: D. Wiley. S. Wade, J. Warfield, S. Whetzel, B. Whetzel. Second row: B. Weh- land, N. Worthington, T. Whita- ker, J. White, M. Wharff. Third row: F. Waters, C. Vollmerhaus- en, S. Wainwright, W. Whaley. Fourth row: W. Wyatt, A. Wolfe, V. Walker, S. Whorton. 101 First row, left to right: C Schmidt, Nl. Shrop, S. Townsend M. Unglesbee, B. Sturgeon, R Thompson, J. Taylor, F. Shipley Seroml row: S. Smith, P. Smith S. Smith, J. Shipp, S. Smith, E. Spitzer, J. Smith, K. Unvt-rzagt Third row: A. Stotsky, L. Sing- hass, S. Souder, B. Thomas, G Smith, M. Suter, P. Shue, H Twining. Fourth row: F. Stacy A. Soslau, C. Steel, B. Soudcr, C Stump, C. Smith, J. Steward, C Tittsworth, D. Slater. E li , ? F 74 .P QQ8' . , Qc -9 K Q gf '4 Carol Peddicord illustrates a point in simple usage as she wonders whether the teaching profession is really her idea of a perfect vocation. si , The officers of the Future Teachers of America have a conference with their faculty advisors, Mrs. Hobbs and Mr. Hilbert. The executives are: Mary Atwell, Presidentg Peggy Lotz, Vice Presidentg Pat Daniels, Secretaryg Donna Little, Treasurerg and Shir- ley Smith, Historian. Future Teachers of America One of the most active future clubs at Howard High, the Future Teachers of America Club strives to interest students in becoming tomorrow's teachers. Sponsored by Mrs. Hobbs and Mr. Hilbert, the club participates in state-wide meetings, committees, and conventions. It is the privilege of each F.T.A.'er to visit county schools and observe the techniques of those teaching in the field in which they are interested. Members are also given the opportunity to substitute when regular substitutes are not available. All members of the Howard Chapter of this national organization must lic initiated. This ceremony takes place at the annual club banquet. The F.T.A. provides teacher training scholarships, publishes the Student Directory, and sponsors the Farewell Ball. S F.N.A. officers and spon- sors are pictured at the right. Seated at the table, left to right, are Linda Litchfield, Vice Presidentg Miss Sauter, Advisorg Dor- is Gregor, Presidentg Mrs. Jones, Advisorg and Connie Bennett, Secretary. Sland- ing are Pat Klein, Treasur- erg Cathy Baker, Historiang and Marge O'Donnell, Re- porter. The Future Nurses of America Club, consisting of seventy-two members, is the largest club at Howard. Sponsored by Mrs. Jones and Miss Sauter, the club provides activities which en- able the members to learn about the requirements for nursing and the duties of a nurse. The club awards one or more nursing schol- arships each year. lncluded in the F.N.A.7s activities this year were Christmas caroling, adminis- tering of eye tests, and spon- soring the Snow Ball and the Variety Show. A banquet in honor of the senior mem- bers was held in May. Future Nurses of America One of the many projects of the club was makin scrapbooks for the US Public Health Hospital Working on the scrapbooks are Lois Musgrove, Dotty Dasher, Carol Schmidt, and Rosemary Feaga. F.F.A. OFFICERS President Raymond Faith Vice President Phil Jones Secretary Herbert Streaker Treasurer Dave Peddicord Reporter Bob Hoddinott Sentinel Wayne Geisler Chapter Sweetheart Lois Ann Baier Faculty Advisor Mr. Rice '4 T' Future F armers of America LWESTUCK JUUGNG l5 58 WINIIER HARYLAIU Rf. A. m 1' i IH 'il ll il' lil ln the semi-rural communities of Howard County are found a number of boys who are interested in learning more about new methods in agriculture. At Howard High, one can find these students enrolled in the Vocational Agriculture curriculum. Those truly interested carry out agricultural projects at home and belong to the Future Farmers of America Club, the oldest 'gfuturew club at Howard High. The objective of F.F.A. is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Mr. Rice, club sponsor, encourages the boys to participate in local fairs and contests. Judging teams and projects exhibited by the members have come away from many a show with top honors. Bucky Clark is shown with Good Hope Tangerine. The ayrshire Maple Lawn Linde Lou, property of Charles lager, was the first was the 4-H and F.F.A. Senior and Grand Champion Ayrshire at the place Senior Yearling Heifer at the 1957 International Dairy Show 1957 Maryland State Fair at '11illl0Illl1lIl. at Chicago. Lou was also the 1957 Reserve Junior All-American. F .F A. Projects Carrying out agricultural projects at home is part of being a Future Farmers of America member. Dairy cattle, fowl, hogs, and beef cattle are frequent projects for the boys. Charles Lotz is shown with his F.F.A. proj- ects, two steers. The Hereford and the Angus were bought in the late fall. They will be fattened and then sold at the Eastern National Livestock Show at Timonium next November. Herbert Streaker is shown in the barn with his market hogs. These animals are being fed out for the Spring Hog Show of the Eastern National Livestock Show. The projects carried by F.F.A. boys teach them to assume responsibility and leadership. Wayne Geisler and Mr. Rice, faculty ad- visor for the Future Farmers, are shown looking on as the project, the pigs, eat. A gilt was Won by Wayne at the 1957 Hampshire Judging Contest in Frederick, Maryland. This year, two more gilts became Wayfneis property through similar judging contests. Future Business Leaders of America The members of the Future Business Leaders of America combine education with clerical services to the school and the community. While performing these various services, the girls have a chance to become better acquainted with office procedures. This organization has also been striv- ing diligently to become a Charter Mem- ber of the National Organization of th.e Future Business Leaders of America. The F.B.L.A. calendar has been filled with club days of business machine demonstrations, guest speakers, parties, and movies and film strips. Time for the annual field trip found the girls touring the Telephone Company building. Girls at Howard High who think of homemaking as an 'gartn rather than an every- day chore belong tothe Fu- ture Homemakers of Amer- ica Club. With the guidance of Mrs. Weatherholtz. home economics instructor, club members explore new house- keeping methods, help the needy, and prepare and serve banquets for various school groups. Future Homemakers of America The officers of the F.H.A. are. left to right: Joan Mitchell, Treasurerg Loretta Arndt, Reporterg Callie Baker, Vice Presidentg Julie Peterson, Presidentg Mrs. Weatherhollz, Advisory and Carolyn Allen, Secretary. ,van -wr V., 2,,sfY A 1 1 ..f2- s Athletic Association The purpose of the Athletic Association is to encourage and support the extracurricular sports activities that interest so many students at Howard High. Membership in the A.A. is voluntary, and it enables students to enjoy many privileges. The interscholastic sports of football, soccer, hockey, volleyball, basketball, track, softball, and baseball are sponsored by this organizationg and members are entitled to reduced admission rates. Other activities supported by the A.A. include weekly intramurals, the sale of Christmas and Valentine candy, cheerleading activities, and pep rallies. Athletic Association officers, pictured above, are Jeanette Feaga, Presidentg Buck Ash, Vice Presidentg Pat Daniels, Secretaryg Larry Corum, Treasurerg Joan Warfield and Ned Clark, Sophomore Representatives. ' 9 9 Girls Intramurals Boys Intramurals Intramurals are held during the seventh period once a week. The Intramurals help to build sportsmanship in participants. The purpose is to give each student the opportunity to participate in P1'0gfam gives lhfim 8 break fl'0m their W0fk of ihe day- sports even though he may not take physical education. .tl H' -sis? H Christmas '6Voices of Christmasl' was the theme for the annual Christmas program put on by the Music Department. Secular and religious music combined to produce a most impressive performance. A night program was given Assemblies as well as an assembly for the student body. Army Band One of the most en- joyable assemblies of the year was presented when the Second Army Band honored Howard High with a visit. The band played a wide v a r i et y of selections and their performance will long be remem- bered. Pep Rallies To encourage more students to come to the games at home and away, pep rallies are held. Cheerleaders in- troduce new cheers, chants, and songsg and Leo makes his appear- ance in order to urge everyone to support the team. -1- - tudent Council REPRESENTAIJVES Standing, left to right: Roger Jennings, Peggy Lotz, Pat Daniels, Sue Young, and James Quinlan. Seated: C. Williams, E. Bourne, P. Schultz, B. Fisher, J. Lineberry, D. Fisher, D. Barnes, J. Warfield, W. Mellin, L. Phillips, J. Hulbert, K. Foreman, S. Dishman, S. Hazel, and B. O'Neill. The Student Council, governing body of the student population of Howard High, is a representative group consisting of a member and an alternate elected from each homeroom. It is because of this group that the patients at the U.S. Public Health Hospital receive filled Christmas stocking and Easter plates each year. When students are elected to the Council, they take the responsibility of selling Christmas cards and wrappmgs, taking care of the student Blue Book, and recording the points for the members of their homeroom. Officers, shown at right with Miss Marion Ferguson, faculty advisor, are Ann Mercier, President, Ho- kg is bart Noll, Vice President, and Lois Ann Singhass, Sefretary- Treasurer. ALTERNATES Standing, left to right: Reid Zimmer, Jerry Harrison, Joan Koontz, Millie Redmiles, and Lynn Codshall. Seated: D. Wei- gel, S. Force, A. Bell, M. Shauck, L. Musgrove, E. Legal, B. Cavey, A. Balderson, S. Lenz, B. Phillips, G. Coles, B. Hyatt, M. Shrop, B. Hesson, S. Whorton, D. Munro, M. Cover. -A .I H X lil .ESQ Left to right: Shirley Somerville, Lynn Codshall, Peggy Lotz, Jimmy Quinlan, Jerry Harrison, Mr. Jones, Miss Sauter, Miss M. Ferguson, Mrs. Lotz, Miss A. Ferguson, Gilbert Ingram, Vicki Kearton, Jean Line- berry, Pat Daniels, Barbara Cavey, Ruby Beckett, Ronald Taylor, Donald Weigel, Claire Lange, Sandy Yingling, Rosa Moxley, Carol Williams, Lois Mus- grove, Hobart Noll, Wynne Fitzgerald, Sue Force, Diane Gonce, Rosa Lee Mauck, Harriette Cole, Julie Peterson, Linda Litchfield, Millie Redmiles, Carol Peddicord. 85 W A..., A , V, 6' f-,sfami -:if wa? ggi' A ,Q A - A1 Af . Q ,,.,,......w- ,.,........w-'MM 1 HW mum. 8 9, 8 4, 4 ,Q Q 1,z1'eiEgW 9 , ,Nm KLM' . I V 25. K A bw w Q- F2 mi.--zwyfz an me . -,j . Q . 'Q I - ef: w S , ,.,L , Qlzihff . 1 W , Q , S - K -n. i.'fef:: '97g -V A V - , 1? firiymf if - - 1- f - W -EQHAKQ 'Lm.1-1 a 71. L, ..., ' K W 1 ' t M ALLL' i A I 1 H' M9233-ig iyhfku . ,5 F ' -- R W I ww A ,W gy.- .A 5 K, iffy.: .. ji ww ,H .-. I sky .Q W: www ,L QQ . N ' A , .V x 2 v P V Q A s hu' 1... ,Msn-:ag S idk 'K A 5 nn W... 1 . Awww .gig ji Q Av .af Howard Shield Staff Assistant Editor .,,,,,w Business Manager ,777 Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Photography Editor Art Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Senior Write-ups , , f,:.V.,': film o Ilgsjggii 'Q--..... Chorus The Chorus is made up of juniors and seniors numbering about one hundred fifty this year. They practice during their regular class periods on both sacred and secular music. Some are in an all-girls' class while others are in the mixed class. However, all members receive the same amount of credit. Five seniors from the Chorus were chosen to represent How- ard High in the All-Maryland Chorus. They entertained teach- ers at the Maryland State Teachers, Convention in Octo- ber. The members are: Gail Lang, Rosa Lee Mauck, Brent Kaiser, Lonnie Bishop, and Mary Atwell. The Boyls Chorus is something new that was added to the curriculum only last year. The boys are actually a separate organization from that of the Girls' or Mixed Choruses. The number of boys participating in this organization has grown from a few to over thirty-five members. 2-FST? Q 353 M12 N MM 1' Q f I ' ' Q 1' mfg fi ills! Z A g x .Q 'I r nlwhiqh ,Ugly mx ' I4 1' if I Q H uv' g Huw? rf' 'nf 'X 4 M J? ff 9 5 ' vu' 4 5 1 Q . rr r HM it ft A Q.. 2 6 Q fm: sf if 5513215 , Z me r , ..L. is g. um, 1LSz1f'ff-95305 www .L 5 ffsffsmbfw 'arf My 5 www Af my in HOMECOMING COURT First row, left to right: Ann Evans, Jerry Harrison, Rachel Sykes, Queen Pat Daniels, Maid of Honor Donna Oursler, Julie Peterson, Millie Redmiles. Second row: Denise Dehne, Vivian Boswell, Judy Jaeger, Lois Ann Singhass. Brenda Cordero, Ruth Homecoming Pat Daniels reigned as Queen at Howard High's fourth annual Homecoming. The Maid of Hon- or was Donna Qurslerg and Pat,s other attendants were five sen- iors, four juniors, and two soph- omores. Queen Pat was presented with a bouquet of flowers by Pat Beck, last year's Queen. The football game, sponsored by the Athletic Department, turned out very successfully. Triumphing over Bullis High by the score of 7-0, Howard's eleven proved to be in top shape and performed royally before a huge crowd. Phillips. Half-time activity at the game was high-lighted by a parade. The band, cheerleaders, and ma- jorettes marched down the field to pay tribute to the Queen, Pat Daniels, and her court. if-rv Supper Parents and teachers join- ed to make the turkey supper a success. At left Miss Annabelle gives final directions to waitresses. Mrs. Fisher comes to her husband's aid when he cuts his finger while slic- ing turkey. Over 700 persons attended the supper. Clean-up! Dance Concluding the Homecoming events was the dance. Pat Daniels and her escort, Wayne Geisler, led the Queen's Dance and were joined by the members of her court and their partners. Dances K Anniversary Many a l u m n i joined with the stu- dents in celebrating Howard's Fifth An- niversary. T r a d i- tionally the first or- chestra dance of the year, the Anniver- sary Dance is al- ways sponsored by the faculty. Music wa s furnished by Jim Connor. Christmas Symphony in White was the theme for the Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Senior Class. To carry out the theme, all the decorations were done in white and pale blue. Guests, in semi-formal attire, danced to the music of the Towns- men. Sstftwfiaiiiiuiriiiii 2'Ei?WT Chosen by popular vote of the senior class to reign as Queen of the Christmas Dance was Barbara Crabill, shown being crowned by Bob Vaughan, class president. Honored by being selected as members of the Queen's Court were Shirley Johns, Jerry Harri- son, Mary Atwel.l, Carolyn Baker, Ann Mercier, Donna Oursler, Rose Peach, Judy Could, Rose Marie Triplett, Millie Redmiles, and Rachel Sykes. Snow Ball Sponsored by the Future Nurses of Amerlca Club for the purpose of raising money for nursing scholarships the Snow Ball is the only dance of the year to which the girls ask the boys Guests gathered in the Howard High gym to dance to the music of Sklp Solley and his orchestra The Class of 759 sponsored the Valentine Dance. Held on Valentine's Day, Febru- ary 14, the affair was quite successful. T h e Royalaires provided the music and the decorations were in a red and pink motif. S a ! l 1 2 x E 94 I : Q 1 rv-0 W 'liz':,'x'aX' ' , new 5 , x - 'ww 1 'ff-Q ' L t 4, It 1 W Hfwr sis l f W 1' X Q 222: 4'- K ... V X i ,,J, ,Q If 5 xv 4 3-iii? '5 rw? .fl -4 ra . 5 ian! ! 1 . 1 'X a 4 'F' I!! QQ, ,F Ak 5. - ki! 3 Q T7 --M 4, 1, ai J, Howarcfs Hockey Teams in Action Anne Young drives in to score for Howard . . . The Varsity field hockey squad, consisting of fourteen members, ended its season with one win and five defeats. Although this record is not impressive, the girls displayed good teamwork and sportsmanship. The team was coached and guided by Miss Lang and spurred to action on the playing field by Co- Captains Joan Koontz and Jeanette Feaga. Jeanette was chosen by her fellow players as the most valuable player on the Varsity. As a result of winning three and tying one of its games, the Junior Varsity has preserved its record of four consecutive undefeated seasons. Ann Bell, ably assisted by Joan Koontz, prevents Annapolis from scoring . . . Varsity Scores We They 1 Arundel ,ccc.,,- ,---K- 2 1 Glen Burnie ,,,,, ,,A,,v 2 1 Lisbon ..,,,.,.,,,,r, --,-,, 1 0 Annapolis ,,,l,,,,,,,,,, wV-,,, 1 0 Brooklyn Park cccc,,.,.. ,,,,,, 2 3 Lisbon ,o,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,--,AA,,,,, ,,,--, 1 Jayoee Scores We They 2 Arundel . ,,,t. ,,,,,, 0 0 Lisbon ..,t,,, ,-,,,, O 2 Annapolis ,,,t, ,,,,7, 0 3 Lisbon ,,,,,t, ,c,,,, 0 Jayvee members, led by Barbara Hoffman, seek to regain the ball for Howard . . . in I ,X r ,, Bi 46 Q HA xg 2 3 W f if 3 3 ,,. , . -F Z' , bg m 1 E, ROTHROCK Halfback 31' Lk, 1? J. o'MARA Halfback Fi. A . 5 K i, J X K Yf 1,S g J ,A ., ,., ,i,, MI d l Q I Q R 4 f .L-,M3 j 1 , 4n,gsfm+ Q, -. ',f'wfj,w ws 1 is 5 My 'SE :,.qf:wf Q.14'LiLJIf'f' Q 1- K ' ,.ws,U-ww. .fm Qt, f f G L . A ,X . ii ff,W,1:MLfNwi?-Q.?,,i. W l . kg! ,Qlhzx .,,. hfziltf at f '2-flygew -mga L YH- C. SHAFFER T Forward - . Football las? v A 'i Under the direction of Coach Marshall, Howard's Big Bluen boasted an impressive second-year record for the 1958 gridiron season. The team grounded out four victories and one tie, against two defeats. Because of the flu epidemic, Southern C0'C0P5Ui'1-9 and St. Mary's cancelled their games with Howard. G. INGRAM . . . C With seventeen members of the squad being seniors, Mr. enter Marshall will have to poll his reserves for next year's season. L- CORUM Halfback Larry Corum and Gilbert lngram led the big eleven through 2 victory and defeat. The strength and playing ability of our Lions was evident when four of our members were selected for the District MAN All-Star team. Those honored were Larry Corum, Gilbert lngram, Wayne Geisler, and Howard Noll. COTQS HCSH..26 Laurel ........ 6 HCSH.. 7 Bel Air ........ 12 HCSH..12 Sherwood ,.., 6 HCSH.. 7 Bllllis ......... . 0 Edgewogd -AYY 0 . 7 Gallhefbufg HCSH..l3 Annapolis .... 13 First row: Coach Marshall, L. Corum, D. Anderson, B. Fisher, T. Reilly, R. Zimmer, B. Souder, H. McClanaban, Mr. Rice, coach. Second row.' J. Robey, ,l. Nichols, W, Souder, C, Ash, W, Whitey K, Richardson, T. Zenich. B. Chittenden, B. Zuccarini. Third row: B, Swann, Manager, D. Reilly, Manager, D. Christensen, J. Quinlan, H. Wainwright, H. Cross, N. Hawkins, N. Clark, B. Hesson, C. Harrison, E. Pickett, General Manager, J. Whitaker, Reporter. Fourth row.' E. Geisler, P. Palmer, P. Whitaker, R. Hatfield, W. Klaushus, N. Backhaus, G. Ingram, W. Geisler. -- H 1 , ff W 15 26? ,W . ,pw - 3? M, :fav k , R fav K K J, V Q 5 2 1 ,ulwiw 5, . ff , ff' uf gig ww., w uv A .Q fx as wif' 5 1 fx is ai f K if Ng 5 yi T if I G' I . J' x ,K ls. il 5 A5 ,M A gg, f s 5 fs K p,...., if A gf W? K 1 Displaying playing skill, fight, and drive, the girls' Varsity, coached by Miss Lang, had a fine record of five wins and three losses for the season. Anne Young and Pat Daniels were chosen by their teammates as Captain and Co-Cap- tain. The majority of the games were exciting and filled with action. The game with Glen Burnie High proved to be a heartbreaker, as the final score-was 33-32, our girls losing by a single point. The girls, ,layvee also went into all of its games with the Howard spirit, winning three and losing two of the season's games. Leading the girls in good basketball prac- tices were Mary Ellen Scaggs and Ida Wil- liams, Co-Captains. Under Miss Lang's coaching, the girls' training is sufficient to enable them to step into the Senior's positions next year. Varsity Scores W e 37 Sykesville ,,,,,. 34 Alumni ,,s, 44 Lisbon ........,, 48 Frederick ..,..,... 32 Glen Burnie ,...... 35 Frederick ,.,.,...,,,,,,,, 41 Brooklyn Park ..,.., 23 Seton .........,,,,,,,V,, fayvee Scores W e 34 Frederick ,... 27 Glen Burnie 29 Frederick ,,,,........ 30 Brooklyn Park ,,,,,, 35 Seaton ..,t............ They 27 9 16 41 33 53 39 32 They 25 33 30 28 33 F ' ,wa 7' - ifyriiigsf Fig A , 1:-gf af, 'K fk nz,-gy! Y A .-,. in Q: , :ww 1 YW' , xg - vsefifk me 4 Q.. .1 l,L Y kb , . viii: sg .ff+igvw,1: x wwf, ' NM F Huw r WI it Varsity Scores W6 They 43 Lisbon ,,,,,,,,,,w,A ,,,.-,,w 5 2 45 Walter Johnson .,... 51 37 Alumni ,,,,,,,, ,,A-L,,, 4 1 40 Frederick ,,,, , ,,,.. 67 62 Northwood ,,,,, ,w,,-,,, 5 1 75 Southern ,.....,.,, ,i,.i,,, 4 9 51 Arundel v..r..,,,,,,,,, e,-,,-,, 4. 2 59 Brooklyn Park .,,,e,. ,,,,,,,r 6 1 55 Glen Burnie .,,i ,4,,,,,, 5 1 51 Annapolis ..irr,,,,,, 1-.-,,,w 4. 9 43 Walter Johnson .....,, -,,,,,,, 6 9 50 Frederick ,,,v.,,,,,,,, ,-,-,,,, 5 2 41 Arundel .,,,...,,.,,,,, -,,A,1,, 3 0 65 Brooklyn Park ,,..,., ,,,,,,,, 6 6 91 Lisbon ,,,,...,,,....... ,.,i,,,, 6 1 55 Glen Burnie ,.,r,,. ..,.,.,. 6 0 58 Northwood ...., ..... 7 0 The boys' Varsity basketball team, under coach, Mr. Mar- shall, although not too successful in the win column, winning seven and losing ten of their games, displayed enthusiasm and good sportsmanship comparable to our championship team of last year. Many of the losses were by one or two points. One of the season's memorable events was the breaking of the 33 point record, set by Mike Oldham in 1957, by Skipper Whorton. He tallied 42 points against Lisbon High. Almost the entire Varsity will be lost via graduation, but Mr. Marshall is looking forward to a good season next year. Coached by Mr. Quinlan, the Junior Varsity had a success- ful season of ten wins and six losses. The one-point loss to Frederick proved to be one of the most tense and exciting games played. Jayfvee Scores We They 47 Lisbon .,,,,...,,,,,, ,,,v,,,- 1 0 37 Walter Johnson , ,...,,,, 44 33 Frederick ,......,,, ,,,r,,,, 5 5 53 Northwood ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,, 7 0 36 Southern ..,.....,. e,,.,,i, 2 6 50 Arundel ..,,.,,,...,.,, ,,,,,,,, 1 7 43 Brooklyn Park ,,.,.,, ,,,,,,r, 4 0 49 Glen Burnie .,,.... ,i,,v,,, 5 2 34 Annapolis .,,,,,,,..i, ,,v,,,,, 3 1 43 Walter Johnson ,,,,,,. ,,,,,Aie 5 4 32 Frederick ........,,..,, ,,-,,-r, 3 3 38 Arundel .,,,..,.......,,,,. ,,,r,,,, 2 3 53 Brooklyn Park .,,,,,, ,-1,1,i 3 9 53 Lisbon ,,,.,....,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,, 2 8 61 Glen Burnie ,... ,,,,r,, 4 2 46 Northwood ,.r,, - .--,,-- 42 x Y Q52 in .,-QQ if if in ' Y ' VN Lia-'fl ffiffi 'C f- if I 3 Agdagwf n Q Q X 5',f?'xi Y Y' 'S' w Q - 5 ' - 'M55 'T' 1 CAN Q H.- 1:2 of 0- M ' 1 I' A tx F' ,HF '- V' F 1 Q ' f 'QE,g. 3' X N , W'-lv-.X Time for Commercials Mr. Lyle Adcock Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adcock Mr. Robert Affeldt A Friend A Friend Lillie M. Akers Russell Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Artis Pauline Artis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ash Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John D. Baker Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Balderson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barn Ralph Bathgate Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bathgate Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beckett Miss Evelyn Beckett Mr. and Mrs. L. Beckworth Chief F. Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Bloom Miss Margaret Bowers Mrs. Alice Boyd Mr. Joe Burns Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Claggett Betty and Gary Clarke Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cole Compliments of A Friend Mr. A. Corbin Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cornnell Mr. and Mrs. John W. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Craver J. W. Crosby Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cugle and Family Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Cugle Dan Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Dasher Beverly Ditch Mrs. Charles Ditch Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dorn Miss Eleanor Dries Mr. and Mrs. William R. Faith Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Fales Miss Annabelle Ferguson Claudia and Nelson Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. French Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Fuller Herb Gaither Benny Gates Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gick Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Godman Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Godshall Mrs. Glenn Gould Mr. William J. Gray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hall Il0 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hall, Jr., and Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hammond Mrs. Charles R. Harman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harrison Lt. and Mrs. Harry M. Harrison Mrs. Hartzell ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Hitchinson Mr. and Mrs. States Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Holst Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jennings Walter J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kennell Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerr Mr. and Mrs. William Kerwin Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Klair Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klair Mrs. Mary Klaschus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klein Mrs. Bettie Knisley Mrs. Phyllis Knotts Johhny Lane Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lang Miss Betty Lang Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Lee Maynard and Betty Leishear Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lilley Loretta and Norman Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lotz Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McCall Mrs. Annie Makinson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Mauck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mayfield Mr. Benjamin Mellor, Jr. Mr. V. N. Mercier Mr. and Mrs. Bill Merson Mr. and Mrs. Don Merson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Merson Mr. John O. Merson Mr. and Mrs. Sam Merson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Merson Mr. Donald C. Miller Eddie Miller Mr. and Mrs. G. Miller Mr. Henry Miller Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Miller Roy G. Miller Mr . and Mrs. Advian O. Moorehead Mr. and Mrs. James Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neal Mr. Virgil Norris Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Oursler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parlette Norman Atkinson and Marge Payne Mrs. George E. Peddicord Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perna Mr. and Mrs. Foster Perry Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Pfeiffer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pikey and Family Mrs. Evelyn Potter Freddie Richards Agnes Riely Mrs. Anita H. Roache Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roache Mr. Paul Ruce The Rushings Miss Lois Sauter Major and Mrs. Oliver Shaw Earl Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Shinnamon Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sims Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sisk Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Skipper Agnes Mary Smith Eugene Smith Mr. George Smith Mr. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. William T. Stevens Carroll Sturgeon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll T. Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Ronda Triplett Miss Emma Trozel Judy Tye Kenneth B. Tyler Billy Urspruch Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Vollnerhausen Mr. and Mrs. John J. Votta Mrs. Rebecca F. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Z. Wallack Mr. and Mrs. Kennard Warfield Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Weber Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wessel, J r. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wetzel Mrs. Wilma White Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Wiley Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson Jeffrey Dick Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winkles Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Wood Mr. and Mrs. James Yingling Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Young Mr. and Mrs. Austin A. Zimmer John C. Zimmer I Little Leoj Frank J. Zito Marion J. Zito Della Ann Aiken Ann and Sonny Patty Artis Buck Ash Ken Maynard Bailey Carolyn Baker Cathy Baker Helen Baker Ann Balderson John Balderson Bill and Gloria Dorothy A. Bohol Vivian Boswell Eva Bourne Delores Rae Byrd Cecilia Cindy and Ken Bucky Clark Harriette Cole Jeannie Cole Sidney Cole Donald Collins John W. Costello, Jr. Barbara Crabill Shirley Craver Shirley Crower Kay Daly James Daniels Sarah Dishman Eddie and Sweetie Sue Force Susan Franke Amie Godman Boosters Beverly Godman Richard Godman, J Lynn Godshall Martha Godshall Gray Beth Grey Peggy Hall Arthur Hammond Frances Hammond Ann Harper .Jerry Harrison Dick Hatfield Janet Hatfield Carol Heishman Larona Hobbs Barbara Hoffman Joan Hood Martha Huddleston Virginia Hunley Ross Huth Betsy L. Hyatt Jack and Gloria Jack and Loretta J ay and Buddy Roger Jennings Jerry and Gail Shirley Johns Ethel Jordan Judy and Kenny Vicki Kearton Mace Keck Mary King Kathy Kpirk Warren Klaschus Patsy Klein Diane Krill Charles Lotz Peggy Lotz Mary and Ray Charlotte Merson Rosa Moxley Murf and Masce Lois Musgrove Nettie and Clark Polly Nichols Madge O'Donnel' Pat and Joe Mildred Patterson Carol Peddicord .ludy Peddicord Albert Petrlick Blanche Pfeiffer Delbert Phelps Judy Phelps Charlotte Porter Randy Rieger Rosa Lee and Bob Rosie and Bob Renie Rudy Bill Ruehl Sandy and George Evelyn Sealock Harold Shaffer Alice Shank Lois Singhass Barbara Skipper Larry Stevens Becky Sturgeon Marian Suter Sylvia and Donald Dave Taylor Joan Taylor Glenda Thomas John C. Thomas Betty Thompson Rose Thompson Tony Donald Unglesbee Bob Vaughan Carol Vollmerhausen Sally Wainwright Joan Warfield Donald Weigel Donald Wessel Mary Jane Wharff James E. Whitaker Judy A. Whitaker G. Frank Whitaker Terry Whitaker Skipper Whorton Bill Wilder Violet Wilkins Barbara Wood Ted Zenich We, the staff of the 1958 Howard Shield, and Leo wish to express our appreciation to all who have contributed to the publication of this annual. 5 Besi' Wishes lo +l1e Class of '58 A 5 f' 'rj-49' l From Ola, Doi, Leroy. Sis, Jackie, Annaray Barbara, Willy, and llvicll Official Phofographer fo Leo and 'For THE HOWARD SHIELD L1 For Disiincfive Phofograplwy Wi+h a Personal Touch See Dan ancl Dick a'r ENGLAR STUDIOS I43 Easi Main Sfreei' WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND All Picfures in This Yearbook Have Been Placed in Our Sfudio and Can Be Duplicafecl ai' Any Time. THE ELLICOTT CITY TIMES A Sfromberg Newspaper Serving Howard Couniians Since l84O 94 MAIN ST.-ELLICOTI' CITY Phone EIIicoH' Ci'Iy 294-295 DRIVE SAFELY CAPLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Complimenfs EII' 'H' C'I L I' of 'cfnd Besii ss+fr2ges Your Sfore Since I895 ELLICOTT CITY, MD. Phone E. C. 350 From CROSS-ROSENSTEEL, INC. Clofhing and Shoes for Eniire Family A Hardware, Housewares and Painr FAIRLAWN Complimenfs SUNOCO SERVICE of LAUREL SHOPPING CENTER U.S. RI. I, Laurel, Md. Tires-BaH'eries Accessories Rouie I75 J. R. CALLING. Prop. JESSUP. MARYLAND FOI' For Office Spay-Hng Supplies Goods SAUMENIG SCHREIBER 8: D . O + 81 COMPANY 6427 Baliirffore lF1L+ii1aldPike JONES W 'I' R ' Pleiniy if F:eIrgParIii?lg Complimenrs of PATAPSCO REXALL NATIONAL BANK PATAPSCO PHARMACY ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND u-I-he Rexel' Sqroren Bank bY Mai' CHARLES L YOUNG Safe-Economical M' J- FITZIMMONS Convenient? W. G. URSPRUCH We Pay 'Ihe Posrage Elligi:neCiQ'.CN1ag?nd WATERLOO MELVILLE SCOTT SANITATION SERVICE 8, SON Ces-T-polelsslnd Sjpfic General Insurance an s eane S . J I1 ' L Waierloo-943-JZ and+ Frgdgrick ellie. Box 286 Waferloo RoacI ELLICOTT CTY, MARYLAND ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND Phone E. C. I99 BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET INC. Wes'I' Friendship Maryland Allan Driver: Presideni' and General Manager I, . Complimenfs of JOHN L . CLARK AHorney Complimenfs of JEROME A. LOUGHRAN COOK'S HARDWARE 437 Main SIree'I' Laurel, Maryland Phone Pa 5-I234 We Deliver HARDMAN'S MOTEL EIIicoH' CiI'y, Maryland E. C. IOI9 Besi' Wishes Complimenis of COLONIAL CHINA CO. IV2 Miles Soufh of Elkridge SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE Herberi' W. Wessel R+. 29 and Johns Hopkins Rd. Feeds-Seeds-Farm Supplies PArIcway 5-357I CUMMINGS' FOOD MARKET Cgmplimeni-5 gf -I-he Bernard Cummings. Proprieior LADIES-' AUXILIARY Fresh Meai' Poulfry Eggs +0 ,he Washingion Boulevard, Ellcridge, Maryland EIHCOH, CNY yolunfeer Fire Phone: Waferloo I36-WI Deparfmeni, Visi+ CompIimen'I's of MERSON'S TV 81 APPLIANCES ENCHANTED FOREST Sforybook Land of Fairy Tales Come True Rouie 40 Ellicofi' Cify, Maryland Complimenis of' DANIEL MURRAY, JR. HERMAN 8: CARR General Insurance Ellicoh' Cify, Maryland Phone: 242 Com pIimen'Is of ELKRIDGE PHARMACY ELKRIDGE, MARYLAND HOBBS BROTHERS' SERVICE STATION 4604 Edmondson Ave. WI. 5-9887 Owners E. M. Buck Challoner K. C.' Hoss Harringfon CompIimen'I's of ELLICOTT CITY DRUGS B 81 A AMOCO SERVICE Road Service-Car Washing Lubricafing-Minor Repairs Phone: 826 ElIicoH' Cify, Md. Siding, GuH'ers, Spouiing Repairing SMITH 8: KAEHALER Roofing Coniraciors R. F. D. No. 2, EIIicoH' Ciiy Maryland RUSSELL J. SMITH EIIicoH' ci+y eos-J SOUTHERN OXYGEN COMPANY Compressed Gas Company Welding Equipmeni and Supplies 2900 52nd Sfreei' BLADENSBURG, MARYLAND UN 4-2345 Complimenis of BILL PHILLIPS of TAYLOR'S JeweIry-Furni+ure-Appliances Convenienf Credif Phones II9 Main Sfreei' E.C. I90 EIIicoH Cify, Md. E.C. I02 J. H. TOOMEY 8: SONS Esfablished I896 Lumber. Cemeni- Building Supplies Coal and Fuel Oil ELKRIDGE 27. MARYLAND Phone: Elk. I02 TOWNCRAFT CLOTHES I 742 FREDERICK AVENUE. CATONSVILLE Rldgeway 7-6996 See Sam Ihe TaiIor for Formal Wear RenI'aIs for AII Occasions. I Enferlainmeni' CALIFORNIA INN Fried Chicken-Pizza-Sandwiches Washing'l'on Blvd. Laurel, Md. PArkway 5-9783 BROWN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Simpsonville, Maryland AI'las 6-24l0 Tires and Services BAKER GARAGE Phone: WA. 808-J-2, PA. 5-9874 24 Hour Wrecker Service Washingron Blvd. Jessup. Maryland HOWARD R. BROSENNE Sodding Landscaping BYRD'S DAIRY BAR 'Ice Cream-Milk Shakes Sandwiches-Coffee-CigareHes Walerloo Road BOB'S 5c-I0c-SI.00 Magazines-Toys-Candy EIlico'H Ciry. Md. Complimenrs of ADMIX CONCRETE CORP. PArkway 5-I 383 Complimenfs of ELLICOTT CITY THEATRE Complimenls of BEALL'S SERVICE STATION Wash. Blvd. and Guilford Rd. Savage, Md. Harry ParleH s ELLICOTT CITY MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymourh Edmondson and Rogers Avenues ElIico'H' Ciry, Maryland Phone: EIIicoH Ci+y 247 Arlas 6-ZI64 PAUL B. BEARD Real'l'or Lois-Farms-Homes Columbia Road New R+. 29 Congrafulalions, Grads! LAUREL WEE WASH IT LAUNDRY Monrgomery ai Six'l'h Slreeis Laurel, Md. Parkway 5-l922 Elkridge 887 Complimenis of COLIE'S MOBILE HOMES l4lf2 Miles Norih of Laurel, Md. on U.S. No. II Jessup, Maryland Complimenrs of WINELAND'S LAUREL THEATRE SIMPSONVILLE GARAGE Owners: Beall-Kolpack Auio Repairs Towing Accessories Paris New Roufe 29 and Rouie 32 Simpsonville, Maryland ,d, SMELTZER TREE SERVICE N ursery-Garden Shop Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens 64I3 Ballo. Nafional Pike Ridgeway 7-8790 I EDWARD T. CLARK AND SONS Fuel Oil Burner Service Hardware-Pain'l's Garden and Lawn Suppl Phone E.C. 330 DAVIS 81 HEMPHILL Screw Machine Products ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND I+ Pays +o Be TI1ri'H'y ECONO-GO SERVICE CENTER Never Closed Tires-BaH'eries-Accessories U.S. 29-U.S. 40 ELLICOTT CITY I2I2 Lewpic, Inc.-DisI'ribuI'ors BILL'S SHELL SERVICE Heavy Towing-Welding AuIo and Tracfor Repairs 24-HOUR SERVICE PHONE: E. C. 882 C. F. SHAFFER LUMBER CO. Fuel Oil-Coal-Hardware P.O. Box 67 Laurel, Maryland VOTTA'S SHOE REPAIRING 80 Main Sfreei' EllicoH' CiI'y, Maryland John VoH'a E. C. 335 HEPDING AND GONCE Allas 6-2687 and Allas 6-2246 General Clolhing and Hardware Simpsonville, Maryland Wesl End Cars Repainfed ElIicoH' Ci'I'y, EIIico'H' Cify I98 JIMMY PETERS BODY 8: FENDER WORK CompIimen'I's of HANSON'S SERVICE STATION THE POLKA DOT eaoz WASHINGTON BLVD. Com pIimenI's of ED'S TV Com pIimen'I's of SIMERING'S ATLANTIC STATION ELKRIDGE, MARYLAND Complimenis of LElDIG'S BAKERY Main SI'reeI' EIIicoI-I Cify, Md. Phone E. C. I73-W Always 'Ihe Newesl' in Hair Sfyling LAUREL BEAUTY SALON 358 Main S'I'ree'I, Laurel, Md. PA 5-9440 Complimenls of JAMES T. CLARK AH'orney-a+-Law EIIicoI'I Cily, Md. DALCIN SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 6324 Baliimore Na+. Pike and Rolling Rd. Cafonsville 28, Maryland Youngslown Sinks-Tappan Ranges DE WILTON H. DONALDSON AND CO. 602 Monlgomery SI. Laurel, Maryland Parkway 5-I844 Phone: Ridgeway 7-7598 DICK'S PINTO STABLE Horses for Hire Boarded. Schooled Richard Lowe and Daughier Ilchesier Road EDDIE eLucoTT CITY Complimenfs of G. W. EKLOF, JR. SAUTER'S SERVICE STATIONS Roufe 40, EIIicoH Ci+y PHONE: E. C. 665 MARY BO TRUCK STOP Esso Fleei' SI'aI'ion-ResI'auranI' Diesel Fuel-Bunk Room-Reiurn Loads 4 Miles Norfh of Laurel, U.S. I GENE ENGLEMAN ProprieI'or JESSUP. MD. Parlcway 5-988 I 5-9738 Parkway 5- I 229 5-334I HARRY J. SCHAFFER 81 SONS Qualiiy Mears G. WILLIAM SCHAFFER II CHARLES E. SCHAFFER HARRY J. SCHAFFER, JR. L 8: M I9 Lexingfon Marlcel' Ballimore I. Maryland MU. 5-0028 KIRK AND GRIER WELDING CO. 5602 Washingion Boulevard ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND Phone Ellcridge 500 WALTER A. SHANK Builder and Developer ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND Phone-Ellicoh' Cify 464 MAKE MINE MILK CompIimen'Is of D C A FOOD INDUSTRIES, INC. FARMERS SUPPLY CO. ELLICOTT CITY, MD. Beacon, Feeds Beacon Service The S'I'andarcI of Comparison PHONE Ec. 99I Texas Barbecue S+eaIrs-Chicken-Sea Food BECKIE AND JIMMIE LAUREL, MARYLAND Phone PArIxway 5-98I8 Complimenis of THE NEW HAVEN BOARD 81 CARTON CO. Barfgis Division ILCHESTER, MARYLAND Designers and Manufacfurers of Paper Board and Prinfed Folding Carions BesI' Wishes BALTIMORE TRANSFORMER AND COIL COMPANY 5607 WasI1ing'I'on BIvd. ELKRIDGE 27. MARYLAND WEST END SERVICE STATION In'I'ernaI'ionaI Sales and Service Experf Repairing Accessories CHARLES KLEIN EIIicoH Ci'Iy Phone-E.C. I98 LAUREL PHARMACY Your Prescriplion Slore Washinglon Blvd. and Main S+. Parkway 5-3355 Regisfralion No. 8269 Complimenls of SAVAGE SUPER MARKET John Mosmiller Savage, Maryland Frederick Mehring FERTILIZER WORKS. INC. Ferlilizer-PouIl'ry Feeds Cuslom Grinding and Mixing Phone: MI. Airy 345 Complimenls of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Ingleside Shopping Cenler GEARHART'S DINER Good Food Air Condifioned THE FIGHTING FIVE Linda Rachel Millie Gall Donna Parkway 5-9760 TAG'S RESTAURANT Spaghelli, Ravioli, Pizza Air Condilioning 44 Washinglon Blvd., Laurel Every SI.69 Pen Q 25c 49c Refill Piggy-back 2 QQ 25c UNITED COMPANY I07 W. Redwood Slreel' BaI'I'imore I, Maryland SAMUEL E. MERSON Builder 64I2 Old Washingfon Blvd. Elkridge 27, Maryland Phone: Elkridge 289-J SMITH'S VARIETY SHOPPE Gil-ls-Toys-Hobbies Foollong Hoi' Dogs Dorsey, Maryland Elk. 336-J SAM'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries-Mears-Gas-Oil General Clorhing and Hardware Simpsonville, Maryland Allas 6-2245, 6-2372 Complimenls of RIDGE SALES CORP. Overhead-Type Garage Doors Elkridge II36 PIC MOTORS Home of Clean Cars 6IO5 Washinglon Blvd. Elkridge 27, Md. Phone: Elkridge 640-699 Complimenls of MR. AND MRS. T. HUNT MAYFIELD' When You Come lo fhe Poinf of Selecling Memorials for Your Beloved, Look Over My Sfock. JAMES REELY PArkway 5-3667 5l7 Monlgomery Sl. Laurel, Md. Complimenls of POLAN'S 5c TO 55.00 STORE BRICE W. HENDERSON Complimenis of Building Maferiais Founda1'ion +o Finish U.S. Roufe 40 ai Beihany Lane TEA ELLICOTT CITY, Mo. Complimenis THQMAS of PHARMACY BURTONSVILLE, MARYLAND THE PRINCE GEORGE PHONE, Spring 4-32:66 CO' G. S. THOMAS Propriefor WILFAX MOTORS, INC. Rouie 40 EllicoH Ciiy E. C. 9ll Plymoufh. Chrysler, and Imperial LAUREL AMOCO SUPER SERVICE William F. Rowles Washinglon Bvd. and Monfgomery SI. Laurel, Maryland Parkway 5-2502 LAUREL FABRIC SHOP Dress and Decorafor Fabric Cusfom Made Slipcovers I5 C. Sfreef Laurel, Maryland Complimenls of JERI-LEE JEWELERS 67 Main S'Iree'I' Ellicol-I' Cify, Md. Sol Helfslein Ellicoll' CiI'y 406 Complimenls of MR. AND MRS. BERNARD GOLDBERG LAUREL ESSO SERVICENTER LAUREL, MARYLAND Com plimenI's of STELLAR OIL CO. cAToNsvlLLE za, MD. SOUTHERN STATES Howard Counfy Pelroleum Cooperalive Box I52 Ellicoll' Cily, Maryland Gasoline-Fuel Oil-Molor Oil Tires BILL LECOMPTE'S MILK BAR Home Made Bar-B-Que 65I0 Washinglon Bvd. Elk. 653 EBERTS FAMOUS ICE CREAM Good As Any BeHer Than Mosl Ska+e Your Dale VERNON'S ROLLER RINK 4I8 Oella Ave. Cafonsville 28, Maryland Phone E. C. 626 BOBBITT REALTY COMPANY 602 Walnul Avenue Balfimore 29, Maryland Call Us 'Io Buy, Sell or Renl' RuI'h Oursler Walerloo 982J4 Wilkens 5-5200 LOUGHRAN 8: COMPANY Wholesale Confeclioners Candies, Ice Cream, Cones, Spoons Phone E. C. 382 ElIicoH Ci+y, Md Ri. 7-7928 Parkway 5-I922 Elkridge 889 Complimenls of COLlE'S MOBILE HOMES I4lf2 Miles N. of Laurel, on U.S. No. ll P.O. Box 302, Jessup, Md. DE HAVEN SNACK BAR Home Made Ice Cream Hoi Meals and Carry Oul' Service Phone E. C. 995 I49 Main S+., EllicoH' Cify, Md. LAUREL CITIES SERVICE STATION Bill Hurs'I, Owner Washingfon Blvd. Laurel, Maryland Phone Parkway 5-2882 SAMUEL J. YATES 81 SON Fancy Table Supplies Frosled Foods Free Delivery Phone Ellicoll' Ci'I'y 222-272 ELLIS MARKET 335-337 Main Sheer LAUREL, MARYLAND THE LAUREL DINER S+eaks--Pizza-Pa'Iron Parking I I8 Washingfon .Blvd. Laurel, Maryland Compleie Line of Sporling Goods LAUREL SPORT CENTER 366 Main Sireei Parkway 5-3535 Laurel, Maryland In Laurel Since I923 LAUREL JEWELRY SHOP 302 Main S'I'ree'I' Sfieff Silver-Wa'I'ches-Diamonds Eyes Examined, Thursday and Salurday R' K' Baden D' F' Demon Credil' Terms Parkway 5-3388 MARYLAND DRUG CO., INC. REX'S ESSO STATION Laurel, Md. and Vicinify Tires-Tubes-Accessories Prescriplion Specialisfs Lubricalion Free Prescripfion Delivery Monfgomery Road Free Parking in Rear of Sfore EIIico'H Cily, Maryland I26 Wash. Blvd. Laurel PA 5-2772 EIIico'H' Ci'Iy 485 Compllmenis of SAVAGE VENDING COMPANY TYE5 MUD HUT E. L. HACKLEY PA 5-3543 I s'I'iII like Ihe red s'I'one 'Ihe besI', Pal Klein remarks 'Io Jimmy Runk-es, Charlofle Porier, and Larry Corum. Bui no mailer which s'I'one 'Ihey prefer, Howard High school rings by The L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY safisfy Ihem all. Complimenfs of PEOPLES GROCERY Complimenfs of GETZ'S RESTAURANT THE PARLETT GAS CO. Mefered Pargas Service EIIicoH Cify, Md. Posf Office Box I92 E. C. 647 Ranges-Wafer Heafers PETE REICHARDT ESSO SERVICE Pine Orchard Ellicoff Cify, Maryland Phone Globe 549JI Complimenfs of VALMAS BROS. Complimenfs of SAUSE'S WELDING SERVICE Phone E. C. 5I6 Roufe 40 Balfimore Nafional Pike Ellicoff Cify, Md. JAMES I I. LILLEY General Insurance Valley Rd., MacAIpine Developmenf EIIicoI'I' Cify, Md. Phone E. C. 457 Complimenfs of FRANK'S HARDWARE LAUREL sHoPPlNe CENTER BU ELL'S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Ice Cream-Milk Shakes-Beverages Rf. 40, EIIico'H' Cify, Md. Phone E. C. 269 STEVEN'S SINCLAIR STATION Monfgomery Road ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND GEARHART'S FOOD MARKET ELLICOTT CITY, MD. VILLA MARKET 35 Main Sfreef, EIIicoH Cify Maryland We Carry a Complefe Line of Qualify Foods af Fair Prices WAYNE SHEET METAL COMPANY 388 Wesf Main Sfreef ELLICOTT CITY, MD. Complimenfs of JESSUP'S ESSO STATION Complimenfs of SOUTHERN GRILL Washingfon Blvd. and Guilford Road Jessup, Maryland EASTONS SONS FUNERAL HOME 608 Frederick Ave. CATONSVILLE, MARYLAND ARMSTRONG'S. INC. Television Sales and Service Appliances 342 Main S+ree'I'-Laurel, Md. BROSENNE'S GENERAL STORE Poulfry-Dairy Producis Meali-Ice Cream Pine Orchard Globe 680-J2 ACADEMY WILLIAM H. AFFELDT Sales-.Fgrd-Servige Elecirical Wiring and Repairs I05I Maiden Choice Lane Esl- I9I7 Balfimore 29, Maryland Laurel, Maryland Pas-szoo Phone: C'fC'e 2-'889 PAUL'S MARKET I30 Main S+ree+ a+ Columbia Pike EIIicoH' Ciiy, Maryland S'I'ore of Sa'l'is'Fac+ion Honesf Policies and Courfeous Service We Deliver Phone: E. C. 369-370 Complimenrs of SHERRY'S JEWELERS MAGIROS PHARMACY Prescripfions and Drugs Rogers Avenue and Rou'I'e 40 EIIicoH' Ci'I'y Phone E. C. 2022 BLOCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Since I897 LAUREL, MARYLAND HOWARD HIGH P-TA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Lefl' Io righ+: Mrs. Frank Curfis, Mrs. John Phillips, Mrs. A. K. Romoser, Mrs. Joseph Neubauer, Mrs. Wm. Schullz, Mrs. S. W. AIInuI I', Jr., Mr. Don Simpson, Mrs. Walfer Higgs, Mrs. Carroll Braun, and Mrs. John Swann. Esso BUELL'S ESSO SERVICENTER Frank G. Buell Baliimore Naiional Pike Phone ElIicoH' Cily I234 Jeanie, Mary Ellen, Joan, Ruby, Pai THE STARVING TEN Donna, Jean, Joan, Roberia, Barbara Complimenis of CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Pa. 5-3I00 Laurel, Maryland Member of Federal Reserve Syslem CORDELIA BAKERY Fresh Bread and Rolls Cakes and Pies Phone Pa. 5-I790 506 Main Sfreei, Laurel, Maryland The Choice of Discriminaiing Seniors Prinfcrali- Personal Cards and Commencemenl Announcemenis PRINTCRAFT CARD COMPANY, INC. Scran'l'on 5, Pa. THE HOWARD SHIELD STAFF STRICKLAND'S RESTAURANT Washingion Blvd. Beiween Wa+erIoo and Dorsey Roads Open Daily Excepi Monday 7 A.M. Io 9 P.M. Specialiy Chicken in 'l'he Rough Carry Oui' Service PHONE Elkridge 403 IW MILLER CHEVROLET SALES, INC. Chevrolel' Passenger Cars Commercial Cars and Trucks Phones: EIIicoH Cify I00-IOI-I02 ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND PANZER TRACTORS Pleniy of power, inclependeni rear brakes, insfani' reverse, lifefime aufomafic differen Hal, rugged conshuciion, rewind sfarier. Copar, lncorporafed Laurel, Maryland PICKETT PETROLEUM COMPANY Dislribufors-The California Oil Company ELLICOTT CITY. MARYLAND Phone-EllicoH Cify 990 we W af .,-:J,,,,+,,i,ggQ .ww .r -. H fs r s 'Q 'ff' --gf:Q,,,yi g ' U, 1 w JH Amgmp ,,.,K, ,. g .1 175, 541 W M VMS 'Hz is J gL':1:uf : 'ff Y muff .figf W Q ,Xv,,,w. .Lsi1Q,.Af,L4.1fA f v ...Ji .fg :iikbi 'P I :W in I v?,.,N7' f .W Q41-if, '5 . 'f '- ' 5 f I 5 Q1 --ff: 'YET'-Viffsgg-iii .. 4' i -' Q, :Q , 5 Sz? -Q i ,Q--Q '1 ' mhrefgfffg I. V wwwme A am- I I 1 .-Nl: N an ' O s Q IO Q '9 4 ', ' C .'lcl CHIME ,,. Wes? I Y f ,W HI I' .-12 ,- fi 5 , if , 9515, mmm BIG owurd County Senior High School 1958 Howard Shield Summer Supplement lot tl 355 gk. ,gkkfgeei If Af W at if m H Q Juniors, seniors, and their dates dance beneath the festive dragon The Oriental theme for the PROM, given hy the juniors for the seniors, provided a chance for beautiful decorations for the gym-and Mr. Quinlan as well. Members of the Prom Court, from left to right are: James Quinlan, Doris Cregerg Tom Nichols. Mary Atwellg KING--Larry Coruln. QUEEN-f-Ann Mercier: Rachel Sykes, James Nashg Bare hara Crabill, Pete Poetker. SENIORS celebrate by having a din- ner dance at the Peter Pan Inn. Q t Representing the Class of '58, Bob Vaughan, class president, presents Miss Annabelle Ferguson, our C u i d a n c e Counselor, with a small gift. Qenmr and their dates dance the night away after a delicious meal. Wl?'EZtiE' if lf3f5iS5i,?23w'i952'lS?A3i'l3iii? Did he make it??? Varsit Volleyball Standing, left to right: B. Brown. A. Young. Coach Lang, A. Beall L. Storic. Kneeling, left to right: .l. Fcaga. P. Daniels. A. Mercier J. Koontz. Seatcrl: J. Harrison. Get moving, Jcsanie!!! And at the sound of the gun-they're off and running! Y fayvee Volleyball i GO. boy. g Standing, left to right: B. Hoffman, S. Yingling, S. Smith, B. Thomas. L. Heller. Kneeling, left to right: L. A. Singhass. S. Leisen- ing, A. Monroe. Seated: .l. A. Haker. 7 The highlight of the Spring Sports season at Howard High is TIELD DAY. Victory went to the Ilass of 750. but not without a struggle. The seasons for the Baseball und Volleyball teams were filled vith interesting and competitive rames. Boys in the Tug of War receive encouragement from a noisy crowd Baseball First row: D. Bathgate, L. Corum, V. Miller, E. Kearlon. R. Hatfield, T. Reilly, H. Cross. Second row: R. Zimmer, T. Zenich, T. Schatz, Whorton, N. Hawkins, D. White, C. Perkins. J. Nash, Coach Quinlan, H. Patterson. Last row: D. Anderson, S. DeBon, G. Richardson, J. Woodall, J. Nlchols, E. Harris, A. Newquist. Ovvv 1 Miss Dies plays the organ The speakers at the Baccalaureate Services were The Revert-nds Ralph I.. Wright, Theodore D. Taylor and William Hoffhines. Baccalaureate Graduation Awards American Legion, Laurel, Maryland, Post No. 60 School Award ,aaa,a, aaaa, aaaaa , aa,a, L H ERBERT LYNN GODSHALL Hoplite Physical Education Medals , 7 PATRICIA ANNE DANIELS THOMAS ALOYSIUS REILLY De Kalb Award for Agricultural Accomplishment ,, , JAMES PHILIP JONES Howard Chapter of the National Honor Society Award ,L JERRY MAE HARRISON Honorary Subscription to Reader's Digest a,,, 7 , , JERRY MAE HARRISON Ellicott City Businessmenjs Association Award 7 JERRY MAE HARRISON Betty Crocker Homemaker Award , DAWN ELIZABETH BECKETT John Philip Sousa Band Award ,, ,L , ,, ROGER HARRY JENNINGS Maryland Sons of American Revolution Medals for MARGARET ANN LOTZ Good Citizenship ,,,t,t, at ,, ,, t,t,, , ,,tt ROBERT HARRY VAUGHN Faculty Award ,,tt ,,ttt, ,,,, , 7 ,, ,, Y, ,,,, , ,,,, , JAMES ARTHUR QUINLAN, JR. Women's Civic Club of Ellicott City Keys CATHERINE PATRICIA ANN KLEIN JAMES ARTHUR QUINLAN, JR. Balfour Key t,t,,,tt,,, ,,,, , ,L ,, SHIRLEY MAY SOMERVILLE Daughters of American Revolution Award Y, , SHIRLEY MAY SOMERVILLE Venture Club of Howard County Award ,,,,t 7 SHIRLEY MAY SOMERVILLE American Mathematical Association Award ,, HAROLD GEORGE BOONE Student Secretary Award 7 ,, ,L V JOAN BOZZELL Graduation Neil H. Swanson, Member, Editorial Staff--Baltimore Newspost, addresses the graduates. JERRY HARRISON Valedlcmnan The Top-Ten Percent of the Senior Clase SHIRLEY SOMMERVILLE Salutagonan The Top Ten Percent The top-ten percent of the Senior class of 1958 are, first row: Jerry Harrison, Shirley Summerville, Sue Young, Rosa! lee Mauck, Lynn Codshall, Rose Marie Triplett, Linda Litchfield, Peggy Lotz and Pat Daniels. Second row: Jimmy Quinlan, Pat Whitaker, Gilbert Ingram, Peggy Boston, Dianne Conor-, Harriette Cole. Joan Bozzell, Carol Petticord, Violet Wilkins, Millie Redmili-S. 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