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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

xWSXE UHRD COU NTY WWE 4,103 HO Smnosz HXGH SCHOOL Qfesenfs 1 gc ' gvgi qpa v I P4 Z UQ, 'Q I . Q, 6 'Howawi 4 4 'Sb 'P 24 Q 79f9 9 NJA M ., 4vN.i . Vvyk .,,,. ..-W' - K rm may ,'r ,, , ,.. r ' 'f - V I ll l ' 3 If ,3 4 Ei i i, 1- -- ' r AA s r Sw s if . , L A. J J., . . ie' - rg lg? V1.4 5 5 ' 4 f L, . ' f A 1' f , , rv - , , X , A 5, ' ...L ,-, - MN, bulh A - A rv v....,W,.. , , it .sa-.-A.WWwwmwmiwmMm.ts4:s,i:,,,. ,dm ' ,gg ,vw Foiziawoko ' The producers of the 1959 Howard Shield welcome you to the three? act play of your life at Howard High. As the curtain rises you will see familiar and long-remembered events of your high schobl days. Plays are best remembered when a program keeps bringing some of the scenes back into your memory. The faces of your friends will smile at you from these pages for many years to come, and with their smiles you will return to your wonderful high school years of studies, sports, and special events. g We hope that the 1959 Howard Shield, your program of the play in which all of you were actors, will keep a special place among your souvenirs. . P JUL 0722, Editor , ij I f f' x H f , J-v i L5-fimmkisi . www- - -- CONTENTS Foreword 2 . Dedication 4 Appreciation r 5 'Production Staff d r Director's Message 6 Faculty Members 7 Cast Seniors 1 8 Juniors 56 Sophomores . 60 Act I Activities Act II Sports Act III Senior Activities Sponsors Advertisements The Class of i959 Wishes To dedicaTe The Howard Shield To Mr. Omar J. Jones, principal. In This way we Thank him Tor The genuine inTeresT and help ThaT he has given us in all phases of our school life. The memories of his careful guidance, proud school spiriT, and warm friendship will long be wiTh us. The seniors want to express their appreciation to Mrs. Katherine McFarland tor the tireless assistance she has given us in both English and journalism classes. Her generous attitude and pleasant smile reflect her desire to help Us all. We wish to thank her tor all the time she sacrificed to work with us. PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTORS MESSAGE CongraTulaTions, class of 1959. You have reached a goal To which you have aspired Tor Twelve years. Your successes have been many and varied, buT Tew oT Them maTch The Teeling oT accomplishmenT you have when you graduaTe from high school. I know ThaT if you have Taken Tull advanTage of The educaTional offer- ings here aT Howard ThaT you are adequaTely prepared aT This poinT To pursue TurTher learning or Training Tor an occupaTion. Many and varied are The problems of presenT day living. You will deal wirh Them in order ThaT TuTure generaTions may enioy aT leasT as much of liTe's goodness as you have enioyed. Keep a spoT in your hearT Tor Howard and Tor The indesTrucTible bonds of Triendship Tormed during your school career. warm QQ i 5525: GUIDANCE What can I do for you? Miss Sauter greets Priscilla Cavanaugh with a smile just as she greets many students Who come fo her tor advice ASSOCIATE LIBRARIAN DIRECTOR'S DIRECTORS SECRETARY my MARION H. FERGUSON LOIS SAUTER ETHEL MULLALY ANNA PEDDICORD B.A., M.A. B.A., M.S. B.A. Secretary Vice-Principal Guidance Counselor Library LIBRARY Say, you Want to read a book? Mornings in the library provide a good opportunity for students to read or catch up on their homework. I I . I Watch those preposmonal phrases' Shirley Zachman Janet Dewitt Arlene Johns Earl Helmrick, KATHERINE MCFARLAND B.S., M.A. English lV Journalism Think this would make a good book report? Gayle Fountain and Cathie Baker read quietly, but Bennie Bailey and Donnie Karpman discuss the virtues of a good book in an English library period. H ow ws' an - - ,, According to this chart . . . the first period P.O,D. class. The , .- lar J 7. V mi , ,J ,.,, ,. , N a ,,.i.f . -, .e: . f f PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY Sherrie Coll takes Mr. Lupe's place, education unit was very interesting. HISTORIANS ,ix K' mr K il? f. ,fag , 2,-A My ZW? R , f 2 Sf? f Q6 ARNOLD HARMS B.A., M.Ed. World History U.S. History P.O.D. FRANK LUPASHUNSKl EMMA TROXEL B.A. P.O.D. U.S. History PSYCHOLOGY So you want a fight, huh? Boyd Fisher and John King fake a fight while Frank Pattison, Margie Stonesifer Lee Kaiser, Buck Ash, Carolyn Carr, and Gloria Sheets observe their psychological reactions. explaining a chart on education to . S a 'WS L b M if V' 9 , W H st' 4 A mt! .322 M ,ff- .w L Y + 1 it tv? lf sig ' as x gig? :MV A L if -W 4 Rt F sir J ' W MICHELLE BOFFA B.A. Psychology Ec. Geography ,QM 'ns Ii COLLEGE MATH Elementary, my dear Watson! Elissa Mattheiss and Laura Jane Linn explain an analytic geometry problem to Dave Sealing and Albert Petrlik. This is one of the Topics included in Miss Bowers' newly formed college math class. BUSINESS MANAGERS DICTION RICHARD HALL MARGARET BOWERS EDWARD STROCK MARION H. FERGUSON ANNA NASH B.S. B.A., A.M. B.S. B.A., M.A. A.B. Business Arithmetic Mathematics Business Arithmetic Latin French Algebra Review Math Ec. Geography FRENCH ll Busy French class, n'est-cepas? Looks as if Sandy Yirigling is preparing to take Mrs. Nash's place as she conducts a second year French class. 'tF 'T ' ,.-.1 is ll Watch this reaction. This year the chemistry department began regular laboratory experiments performed by the students. This provided a chance for the pupils to have fun and learn at the same time. RESEARCH MEN JOSEPH MCNEILL DONALD HILBERT RICHARD RICE SIDNEY MILLER B.S. B.A. B.5. B.S. Physics Biology Agriculture Agriculture Chemistry Biology Biology ADVANCED BIOLOGY Poor little kitty cat! Carol Lord, Linda White, and Bob Chittenden dissect a cat, and Don Weigel studies a specimen under a microscope. This is a new proiect undertaken by the Advanced Biology class. ' TYP!NG Keep your eyes on The book! Speed and accuracy are The main obiectives of These second year Typists. SECRETARIAL STAFF PROPERTIES LEMEUL FISHER ANN HOBBS MARGARET LOTZ MILO SNlDER FRANK VUKOVICH B.S. B.S. B.A. B.S., NLS. B,S. Typing Typing Stenography Metal Shop Wood Shop Bookkeeping Typing Mechanical Drawing E.B.T. E.B.T. WOOD SHOP Any fingers missing? Alan Boteler, Colin Henderson, and Vaughn Walker are working hard on their wood shop proiects. xg - 3, ART DRIVER EDUCATION Can you see a resemblance? Painting still life is one of the Can I make it? Parking is one of the most difficult, bu many varied protects of the art classes, practical skills learned in Driver Education class. ART CHAUFFEUR COSTUMES DIRECTOR MORRIS GREEN JAMES QUINLAN JOAN WEATHERHOLTZ ALICE LINDGREN B.A. B.A. B.S. B.S. Art Driver Education Home Economics Home Economics Biology Mathematics HOME ECONOMICS Do they fit? Rita Emory measures Brenda Herberson's bermudas as Carolyn Venable, Martha Cugle, and Janet Bowman sew diligently. It seems that these girls will be prepared for housekeeping, PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION Watch out below! Donna Little and Bonnie Brandenburg sup- Over the net it goes! Clarke Rice taps the ball over the net port Ann Lunsford and Linda Phillips, while Gloria Phelps and as Paul Palrner waits to return it. Bonnie Brown act as spotters, STUNT DIRECTORS MUSIC BETTY LANG ROBERT MARSHALL WILLIAM ORMISTON ELEANOR DRIES RALPH RIDER B.S., MS. B.S. B,S. BIA, B.S., M,Mus. Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Music Band Biology Senior Science MUSIC Do-Re-Mi-So , . . Under the direction of Miss Dries, the Mixed Chorus practices for Howard County s Annual Spring Concert. fffff-fi-?i'ff4I1, 'F Wemeia-as b L 3, are L ze J .I l5 if f r 5' sa 2. 2 A i Howard High's four friendly cooks, Cosette Harding, Dora Deavers, Thelma Heber, and Betty Heber, serve hot lunches to the students each day. G 15 Jim and Roger get ready for another busy day of keeping Howard clean. Our patient ianitors work six days a week and help us prepare for many activities. I For 180 days each year, the dependable bus drivers transport us to and from school, through good weather and bad. Their bright orange buses lined up around the circle are a familiar and pleasant sight, Willis SBS P9i?z1.G'v',f -ilffzbtak I as laawfh . W -M541 ,nivLfif ifi i1 'tftlmlt fifiw' '3':L?.'QIJ:,'!5e?f'?f?lfil5Z!iI.'F'! S 9 S ARS OFFICERS President . . . BOYD FISHER Secretary. . .JUDY JAEGER Vice President. . .JO ANN HAKER Treasurer. . . DON WEIGEL WILLIAM LESTER AGAMBAR Hope well and have weII. Bill General Fire department member . . . wants an army life . . . pet peeve is conceited girls and the deadly trio . . , Ocean City boy . . , often heard saying, Be good! . . . sense of humor . . . seemingly bashful. DELLA ANN AIKEN A smile is worth a thousand frowns. Della General FBLA president . . . wants to marry a millionaire dislikes conceited boys . . . enjoys dancing . . . always complaining about her hair . . . neat dresser . . . cute manner . . . says, FantabuIous! CHARLOTTE ANN ALLEN The world looks better from behind a smile. JK General National Rifle Association . . . Jay Rockers Society . . . dislikes pizza pie . . . ambition is to be a receptionist . . . enioys basketball and iazz . . . sweet disposition. CHARLES ELLlS ASH, JR. A man of letters, manners, morals, parts. Buck General Varsity football, basketball, and baseball . . . Stu' dent Council Alternate . . . pet peeve is a '52 Riley . . . a prominent, good-looking senior . . . well liked . . . enioys dancing and parties . easy going. CATHERINE WAYS BAKER All things are easy that are done willingly. Cathie General Secretary of FNA . . . 4-H club member , . . Grange member . . . dislikes snobbish people . . . hobbies are reading, collecting records, and singing . . . hopes to become a nurse . . . sweet person- ality. HELEN ANN BAKER She loses nothing who keeps God as her friend. Helen Academic Mixed Chorus . . . CAR member . . . likes music and talking . . . usually seen with Hylda . . . doesn't like people who try to be what they aren't . . . wants to be a lawyer . . . humorous. NICKOLAS WEENS BACKHAUS Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Nicky General Varsity football . . . basketball . . . has a neat way with the drums . . . likes iazz . . . dislikes rock and roll . . . often known as Freight train . . . fabulous dancer . . . carefree personality. BENNE ALLAN BAILEY, JR. A right way of looking at things will see through almost anything. Beetle General Likes to work on cars . . . ambition is to be an engineer . . . hates homework , . . Shell Station employee . . . cute and always ready with a laugh . . . good swimmer . . . thinks before he speaks, DONALD WAYNE BATHGATE He is never alone that is accompanied by noble thoughts. 'DonalcI Comm. Gen. Bus. Fond of hunting and sports . . . hopes to be an office worker . . . nice guy to know . . . Mixed Chorus . . . heard saying, So? . . . quiet, but he is a true friend. MARY LOUISE BEALMEAR A blithe heart makes a blooming visage. Mary Lou General FNA member . . . Sunday School teacher . . . likes to dance and skate . . . attempting to learn to swim . . . not too fond of typing . . . hopes to be a Howard High graduate . . . talkative. wx-samsfs, I LORETTA MAY BARNES Her voice was ever soft, and gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Loretta Comm. Sten. FBLA . . . wants to be a secretary . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . very friendly personality . . . pretty blond . . . enioys reading, sports, and music . . . bursts forth with, It's terrific. WARREN FRANCIS BASSLER Silence seldom does any harm. Warren Voc. Ag. FFA and Luther League member . . . fond of hunt- ing, showing calves at fairs, and ice skating . . . hates spelling . . . ambition is to be a farmer . . . says, Is that right? . . . one of our quieter seniors. DAVID PAUL BECK Great thoughts come from the heart. Dave General Casual, friendly manner . . . likes to hunt . . . ambition is to have a good iob . . . has a lot of trouble with two talkative girls on the bus . . . good looking guy with a crew-cut . . . lots of fun to know. RU BY ANN BECKETT Silence conceals a wealth of fine thoughts. RUby1' Comm. Sten. National Honor Society . . . FNA . . . Chorus . . . hopes to be a secretary and to get married . . - likes to take long drives . . . doesn't like home- work or conceited people . . . pretty, long brown hair. GAIL DORIS BECKHARDT She that has patience may compass anything. Gail Comm. Sten. Hopes to become a secretary . . . pet peeve is her brother . . . favorite expression is I don't believe it! . . . fond of Warren . . . pretty long brown hair . . . quiet and sweet. ANN LEE BELL Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. Ann Academic Student Council . . . Varsity field hockey, volleyball, and basketball . . . often teased about Nickel Boy . . . Sports Editor of Howard Shield . . . wants to be a Physical Education teacher or a horse trainer . . . friendly . . . easy-going. WILLIAM M. BLlTZ He leaves no stone unturned. Biliy General Member of the Nomads Hot Rod Club . . . enjoys cars and listening to the radio . . . ambition is to graduate . dislikes smart girls . . . favorite saying is No kidding! . . . blushes easily . . . nice smile. EDWARD E. BLOOM Tomorrow's tangle to the wind resign. Ed General Hunting, playing the radio, doodling, and working with cars are his hobbies . . . despises smart girls . . . a draftsman in our midst . . . says, That'll be the day! not a care in the world . . . a lot of laughs. MARY VIVIAN BOSWELL With a wink and a laugh. BOS Comm. Gen. Bus. Varsity field hockey . . . Homecoming and Christ- mas Dance Courts . . . FHA secretary . . . Photog- raphy Editor of yearbook . . . likes sports and dancing . . . wants to make Charles happy . . . sparkling personality . . . full of fun. EDWARD STANLEY BOURNE A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse. Lark General Gymnastics Club . . . Youth Fellowship . . . future blacksmith . . . strong dislike for homework . . . enjoys archery . . . often heard saying, You betcha! . . . easy to get along with. CHARLES JOSEPH BONSAL The more you see him, the more you like him. Joe General Cute with dashing brown eyes . . . likes working on cars at Furry's . . . real sports enthusiast, especially gymnastics . . . fond of Grace . . . hates any form of homework . . . lives for weekends . . . friendly . . . nice to know. FRANCIS FREDERICK BOONE All is lost save honor and my life. Boone General Dislikes people who can't tell a ioke . . . ambition is to get an easy iob . . . likes to work on cars, especially Chevrolets . . . brown hair and blue eyes. EVA LILLIAN BOURNE ln her heart a melody. Bunnie Academic All-Maryland Chorus . . . Varsity cheerleader . . . Peabody Choir . . . Youth Fellowship . . . Mixed Chorus . . . enioys singing, dancing, and swimming . . . hates homework on weekends . . . seen with Vicki . . . saying, Oh, mumble. . . . a friend to all. JAN ET VIRGINIA BOWMAN True merit, like a river, the deeper it is the less noise it makes. Jan General Mixed Chorus . . . FHA , . . 4-H Club member . . . hobbies are singing and collecting records . . . doesn't like people who brag about them- selves . . . plans to study home economics . . . hard worker . . . a real friend. DE WITTE MYLES BOYER How well I feathered my nest. De Witte General Enioys club activities . . . hobbies are cars, hunting, and fishing . . . pet peeve is Fords . . . wants to join the Air Force . . . full of fun . . . always ready for a good time. EUGENE ALLAN BRAUN Though sometimes tardy, I perchance arrive. Gene General Lopers Hot Rod Club . . . always seen fixing his car . . . likes to hunt . . . hopes to graduate from Howard . . , dislikes snobby girls . . . one of our taller seniors . . . enioys working with animals . . .friendly ways. WOODROW WILSON BROWN Let every man mind his own business. Woody Voc. Ag. FFA . . . softball team . . . ambition is to be an engineer . . . seems to have a lot of trouble with Bonnie and English . . . enioys working on cars ...teases Vivian . . . full of fun. JAMES ROBERT BUCH Little in stature, but big in heart, Bookie General Varsity soccer . . . enioys hunting and fishing . . . hates homework . , . likes to tease . . . enioys doing 4-H work . . . will make a good Coast Guards- man . . . cute . . . congenial. DIANE MARIE BROSIUS Good listeners are more successful' than good talkers. Punk Academic Physics Club . . . likes to draw . . . ambition is to be a medical technician . . . pet peeves are aprons and dentists . . . friendly personality . . . sparkling eyes. BONNIE LEE BROWN Take life as it comes. Brown Academic Varsity field hockey, basketball, and volleyball . . . Lion's Tale Business Manager . . . enioys all sports . . . wants to be a swimming coach . . . sincere friend . . . energetic. .uf i ff? m ' E If J - CAROLYN BIRD CARR Silence is more musical than any song. Carolyn Comm. Sten. Treasurer of FBLA . . . Mixed Chorus . . . 4-H Club . . . can't stand sarcastic Teachers . . . can usually be heard saying, No kidding! . . . pleasing to know . . . nice personality. GLENNA FAYE CASSELL SPINDLER ,,GIen,, Can most Ford. .. FNA.. seniors . . What you desire is not mortal. General often be seen chauffering a '53 white likes to collect records . . . member of blonde hair . . . one of our married . dislikes science . . . sweet personality. PATRICIA ANN BURGEE The gift of gab is a prized one indeed. Pat General Mixed Chorus . . . FBLA . . . Circulation manager of Lion's Tale . . , likes to play the piano and organ . . . Mr. Lupe's problem child . . . wants to be an airline hostess . . . out for a good time . . . wound-up bundle of mischief. ALVIN CLARENCE BUSSEY He listens to good purpose, who takes note. Buzzy General Likes to work on automobiles . . . pet peeve is POD . . . future is undecided . . . enioys going hunting . . . quiet senior . . . gives a certain sophomore on the bus a hard time . . . good humor. PRISCILLA LlLLlAN CAVANAUGH A light heart lives long. Pris General FNA member . . . ambition is to be another Flor- ence Nightingale . . . Sam is her pet peeve . . . enioys swimming, dancing, and going to parties . . . crazy . . . carefree . . . bubbling personality. BARBARA ANN CAVEY She says little, but accomplishes much. Barb Comm. Sfen. Member of National Honor Society . . . school auditor for '58 and '59 . . . enioys dancing and reading . . . will make somebody a good book- keeper or stenographer . . . dislikes homework on weekends . . . real friend. MARGARET JANE CHAFFMAN A willing mind makes a light foot. Jenny Comm. Sten. FBLA . . . LlON'S TALE reporter . . . enjoys paiama parties and dancing . . . Elvis Presley fan . . . wants to be a secretary . . . dislikes screech- ing chalk . . . fond of Marty . . . winsome per- sonality. ROBERT DONALD CH ITTEN DEN Formed on the good old plain, a true, brave, and honest man. Bob General Likes all sports, especially football and basketball . . . Athletic Association President . . . a represent- ative to the Student Council . . . dislikes women drivers, unless good looking . . . ambition is to become a pilot . . . dark hair and daring brown eyes. HUGH FRANCIS COLE Past hope, past cure, past help! Bunk General Fire department . . . fond of beverages, girls, and horseback riding . . . hates to be called on in class . . . future plans-business manager . . . witty . . . Mr. Fisher's headache. CAROL JEAN COLE A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on demand. Coley Academic Chorus . . , manager of girls' hockey and basket- ball teams . . . Yearbook staff . . . MYF President . . . pet peeves are Highland and staying home on Friday nights . . . wants to be a newspaper reporter . . . enjoys swimming and ice skating . . . dependable. MARY PATRICIA COATES Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' NPN General Likes to go to parties and collects records . . . dislikes staying home on weekends . . . plans to attend a business college and to become a secretary . . . Chorus member . . . short brown hair . . . seen with Faye. JOAN ELAINE COFFMAN ln silence many virtues lie. JOSH Comm. Gen, Bus. Conceited boys are her pet peeves . . . a maiorette for Savage . . . ambition is to be a secretary . . . fond of Harvey, dancing, and collects records . . favorite saying, Don't know, do you? JOHN PEACH CON REY He was ever precise in promise keeping. John General Likes hunting, fishing, swimming, and horseback riding . . . football and baseball . . . wants to study radar . . . cute with blond hair . . . dislikes math class . . . bashful? . . . friendly. BOBBY DESMOND COOK All men's friend. Koofchie General Handy with tools . . . likes music . . . BTU cap- tain . . . wants to work with electronics . . . sandy hair, blue eyes . . . friendly smile . . . allergic to females? ROSA MAE COLES Quiet as a mouse she makes her way, Pleasant and friendly and always gay. Totsie Comm. Sten. Secretary of FBLA . . . rather quiet . . . Mixed Chorus . . . dislikes flirty girls and peroxide hair . . . will make somebody a good stenographer . . . smart dresser . . . pretty hair. SHERRY ANN COLL She smiled and the shadows departed. Sherry Academic FTA secretary . . . dramatics . . . ambition is to be a teacher . . . vivacious redhead . . . collects sixty day cards . . , dislikes moving and we dislike seeing her go . . . Oh, that Latin! . . . dresses attractively . . . a friend to all. BENJAMIN JEHU COWLEY Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Ben General Member of soccer team . . . likes to hunt, fish, and work on Crosleys . . . could iunk Crosleys that won't run for more than a week . . . ambition is to be a flyer for commercial airlines . . . rather quiet. JAMES G. CREEGER, ll After the storm, comes the calm. Jim Academic Ambition is to get a iob and make millions . . . pet peeves are women drivers and girls in tights . . . likes automobiles . . . one of our tall, quiet seniors . . . pushes a cart at the Food Fair . . . ready smile. HELEN FRIEDA CROSS A friendly girl and virtuous. Ducky General Hobbies are dancing, driving, and rock and roll . . . dislikes quiet people . , . ambition is to become a clerk typist . . . fond of Jimmy . . . comical personality . . . loves to laugh . . . carea free attitude. HERBERT LOUIS CRUM, JR. His only fault is that he has no fault. Herb General Soccer . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . one of the quiet seniors . . . will make a nice looking boy in blue . . . doesn't think much of English . . . friendly . . . smooth in appearance. CATHERINE THERESA DAILEY Hope well and have well. Kay Comm. Gen. Bus. FBLA . , . Mixed Chorus . . . likes traveling and watching sports . . . hates tests . . . hopes to be- come a beautician . . . nice dark hair . . . likes a friendly argument . . . an Oriole fan . . . likes to take pictures. DOROTHY ELLEN DASHER After the coffee, things aren't too bad. HP!- Tkf' General Prom Committee . . . Pinkie at Lutheran Hospital . . . likes to collect stuffed animals and LP records . . . wants to be a registered nurse . . . President of FNA . . . a petite, blond-haired senior . . . never a dull moment. NONA ANN CRUM The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Nona General Teen center . . , Youth Fellowship . , . choir . . . wants to do office work . . . likes skating and dancing . , . pet peeve is history . . . bursts forth with Don't know, do You? , . . brown hair . . . a sweet, quiet personality. MARTHA MARIE CUGLE Love conquers all. Marty General Belongs to FNA . . . quiet . . . Chorus . . . pet peeves are male drivers and homework , . . hopes to capture Ronnie , . . likes eating . . . says, 'Oh, you're kidding. . . , long brown hair . . . pleasing personality. BARBARA JOAN DENNIS She has so free, so kind, so blessed a disposition. Barb Comm. Gen. Bus. Likes roller skating and riding in a '55 Pontiac . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . hopes to become a secretary and Mrs. Kroll . . . FNA treasurer . . . nice to be around . . . true friend. SIDNEY LEE DENNIS Stand in thine own light. Lee General Likes Barbara and cars . . . member of Jessup Vol- unteer Fire Department . . . dislikes quiet mufflers . . . ambition is to become a State Policeman . . . pilots a '50 Ford. CAROL ANN DEAVERS Her words are trusty heralds to her mind. Carol Comm. Gen. Bus. FHA . . . likes good records, movies, and books . . . dislikes conceited people . . . usually seen with Betty, Evelyn, Lynne, and Frances . . . hopes to get her Mrs. degree from Dickie. DENISE ANN DEHNE Sweetness is the quality we love in all, Dee Academic FTA member . . . Homecoming court . . . belongs to Job's Daughters, MYF, and 4-H . . . hopes to become a teacher . . . likes sewing, dancing, dec- orating, and reading . . . dislikes lazy people . . neat dresser . . . cute. DOROTHY A. DISHMAN There's no one as sweet as she. Tiny Comm. Gen. Bus. Journalism . . . sparkling eyes and brown hair . . . ambititon is to become a secretary . . . likes danc- ing, driving and listening to records . . . dislikes crowded school buses . . . quiet until you get to know her, HERBERT WESLEY DISHMAN Never pass a temptation lightly by. lt may never come again. Herb General Enioys hunting and horseback riding . . . favorite hobby is dating girls . . . hopes to go into the trucking business after graduation . . . one of his pet peeves is stuck-up girls . . . friendly. GRACE LEE DISNEY ' There is grace in small things. Diz Comm. Gen. Bus. JV and Varsity cheerleading . . . likes to go to the drive-in . . . hopes to make Joe happy . . . collects souvenirs to hang on her wall . . . dislikes tall people and Highland . . . little, but mighty. JANET LEE DORSCH She does it with better grace, but I do it more naturalIy. Jan General FNA reporter . . . Secretary of Luther League . . . hopes to become a nurse . . . dislikes people who brag . . . likes to skate . . . says, Oh, shoot! . .. oh, that Latin class. RITA ANN EMORY Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Rita Comm. Gen. Bus. Homecoming Court . . . cheerleading . . . ambition is to be a secretary and Mrs. C, Davis . . . dislikes boys who show off . . . enioys saving dimes and riding in white and green '57 Fords . . . attractive blond . . . congenial and quiet. PATTERSON MCCENEY FAIRALL Virtue is bold and goodness never fearful. Pat General Hopes to start his own heating business after he leaves Howard . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . spends all of his spare time working on cars . . . quiet with a sense of humor . . . dark brown eyes. WILLIAM DENNIS EKLOF An honest man is the noblest work of God. Dennis Academic Advanced Physics Club . . . building his car at present , . . plans to be an automotive engineer dislikes women drivers . . . new at Howard this year . . . has had many experiences. JAMES WESLEY ELSTON, III Good nature is great fortune. Elsie General Inspiring young architect . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . Choir . . . pet peeve is stuck-up girls often heard saying, Now, hon. . . . easy going. IZi iE22?2?ii2,l1Zs5E,-Atfk.iL'..lfE,.Ei-if'fb' - f 1- - ' f EDGAR BOYD FISHER Sportsmanship and competition stimulate the youth's ambition. Boyd General Co-Captain of football team . , . baseball, basket- ball, and track , . . President of Senior Class . . . Tax collector for AA . . . future plans include college . . . dislikes bossy girls . . . real nice fellow. DOROTHY .IANICE FLOYD What is living without loving?'l Janice General FBLA . . . cheerleading . . . plans to do office work . . . likes dancing, art, and PJ parties . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . hopes to make Louie a good wife . . . full of fun . . . likes a good time . . . attractive. .WM ROSE MARY FEAGA Frame your mind for mirth and merrir-nent. Feaga Comm. Gen. Bus. Likes sports, clothes, and dancing . . . dislikes homework and people who take her seriously . . . ambition is to be a receptionist . . . devilish grin . . . easy to get along with. BERNARD DANIEL FISCHER, JR. Waste neither time nor money, but make the best of both. Dan Academic Hopes to be a naval officer in the future . . . Exployers . . . CYO . . . dislikes too much home- work on Thursdays . . . quiet . . . especially likes to listen to a short wave radio . . . mathematical mind . . . brown crew-cut. SUZANNE KATHRYN FORCE Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Sue Academic Howard Shield Editor . . . NHS Vice President . . . safety contest winner . . . likes to act and wants to be an actress on Broadway . . . hates math and dentists . . . usually seen with Barbara . . . sweet as can be . . . very considerate of others. GAYLE ROXANNE FOUNTAIN The only way to have a friend is to be one. Gay General Art Editor of Lion's Tale . . . Executive Cabinet . . . Prom Committee . . . 4-H . . . Annapolis Cotillion . . . dislikes gossiping . . . hobbies are dancing, art, and sewing , . . full of vigor and lots of fun . . . good natured. ANNEMARIE GABOR Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Zsa, Zsa Academic CYO and dramatics . . . hates to get up in the morning . , . wants to be a model and go to college . . . likes to write short stories . . . says, That's wild. . . . scheduled for success. JENNINGS BERNARD GAITI-IER A wise man never loses anything if he has him- self. Jennings Academic College bound-after that, who knows? . . . thinks hunting and fishing are great pastimes . . . doesn't like too much homework in one night . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . good-natured. AMIE VIRGINIA GODIVIAN She has high creative thoughts in a heart of sweet- est pleasure. Am Academic Choir . . . Sunday School Secretary . . . full time babysitting job for little sister . . . wants to teach French or be a chemist . . . enjoys writing, cook- ing, traveling, and French , . . dislikes people who brag about Pennsylvania . . . master poet . . . sweet. JOAN VIRGINIA GORDON Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Jeanie General Luther League and Travel Club . . . likes Saturday nights, dancing, bowling, and records . . . dislikes mustaches . . . lady of few words . . . long, blond hair . . . Journalism. RAYMOND GAMBRILL Ill Every man of courage is a rnan of his Word. Raymond Academic Physics Club . . , ambition is to become a mil- lionaire . . . pet peeve is Monday mornings , . . likes hunting, firearms, and riding . . . quiet until you get to know him. EDWARD EUGENE GEISLER Splashing and plunging through thick and thin. HEd,, General Varsity basketball and football . . , Mr. Pep at Howard . . . enjoys wood working . . . hopes to become a construction worker . . . sports a blond crew-cut swimmer fond of girls . . . good dancer and ROSE MARIE GOTTSCHALK Willingness leads to the road of success. 'J. J. General FNA . . . .lay Rockers . . . thinks everyone should be able to hula hoop . . . hopes to be a nurse . . likes swimming and art . . . usually spills out, 'Oh, fudge. . . . always willing to help a friend. CHARLES ELMER GRAHAM Let the world go by. 'Chid' General Walther League . . . enioys all sports, art, and ceramics . . . fond of girls in general . . . curly black hair . . . says, Huh? . . . easy going . . . ladies, beware!! . . . full of spirit. VIRGINIA LEE GUEST We are all dreamers of dreams. Lee Lee General A future telephone operator . . . likes to go to movies . . . dislikes conceited people . . . roller skating is her favorite hobby . . . Hutzler's employee . . . one of our silent seniors . . . loyal friend. .IO ANN HAKER When the willingness is great, the difficulties are smaII. Jo General Senior class VP . . . Varsity field hockey, volley- ball . . . Student Council . . . Senior write-ups . . . likes table tennis and sewing . . . hates helpless people . . . hopes to become an airline stewardess . . . Homecoming Court . . . friend to all. DOROTHY JEAN HARBIN Be silent and save-silence never betrays you. Jeanne General Likes going to the movies and sewing . . , pet peeve is homework . . . neat dresser . . . pretty hair . . . quiet and nice to know . . . always a good word for everyone. EDNA FAYE HARDING Manners, not gold, is woman's best adornmentf' Shortie General Loves dancing and listening to pop records on WCAO . . . future plan is to get a government iob . . . dislikes boys who are too tall . . . lives for Saturday nights and week-ends . . . full of giggles . . . cute smile. FRANK JACOB HEBER Make us happy and you make us good. Frank Comm. Sten. Luther League . . . FBLA . . . dislikes school cliques . . . likes to bowl and certain girls . . . plans to be a stenographer . . . oh, that red hair . . . a great help to all . . . nice ways. CAROL ANN HEISHMAN Sweetness is a quality we love in all. Carol Comm. Sten. FBLA . . . Chorus . . . YWA . . . maiorette for Savage and Howard . . . dislikes conceited people . . . hobbies include reading, collecting records, and baton twirling . . . hopes to be a secretary for an executive , . . soft-spoken and very sweet. PAUL KLEIN HARVEY Great hopes make great men. HP-9Ul Voc. Ag. FFA . . . 4'l'l . . . Navy Reserves . . . ambition is to ioin the Navy . . . dislikes homework . . . has a continuous yearn to piddle with cars . . . always has a ioke . . . afraid of girls?? . . . big grin . . . agreeable. IRVIN KAY HATFIELD Happy am l-from care l'm free. BUf1ky General Working on cars and making things out of wood are his hobbies . . . has a desire to become a good carpenter . . . favorite saying is Oh, my! . . . always in for a good time. BRENDA CAROL HERBERSON A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Brenda Comm. Gen. Bus. FNA . . . a maiorette . . . likes dancing . . . always on the go . . . can't stand to wait . . . dislikes conceited people . . . often exclaims, For heaven's sakesl' . . . a fair maiden with blonde hair . . . sweet personality. BARBARA ANN HERBERT Brown eyes have been the downfall of more men than one. Barb General Plans to be a teacher . . . big brown eyes . . . Vice President of FTA . . . manager of field hockey team . . . MYF . . . library assistant . . . court member for Senior Christmas Dance . . . neat dresser. LARONA NAOMI HOBBS The two noblest of things are sweetness and light. Ronnie General FBLA . . . Savage YMA . . . ambition is to be useful in the world . . . pet peeve: conceited people . . . likes to read . . . library assistant . . . congenial. WATTS BYERLY HOBBS, JR. He is well paid who is well satisfied. Sam General Vice President of Senior MYF . . . Elkridge Junior Rifle Club . . . enioys sports, especially baseball . . . hates to see the Yankees win . . . hopes to become a minister or draftsman . . . quiet and nice . . . girl shy? LOUIS EDWARD HOBSON Politeness is worth the trouble. Louie General Hopes to graduate from Howard . . . one of the taller seniors , . . hates people who are always late . . . likes working on cars . . . Wall's Service Station attendant . . . always seen eating . . . couldn't live without teasing . . . brown crew-cut . . . cute. BARBARA LOU HOFFMANN All the world laughs with a laughing girl. Barbara Academic Plans to be a physical education teacher at How- ard . . . natural born comedienne . . . pleasing personality . . . often seen with Sue . . . likes sports . . . dislikes bugs . . . full of fun . . . field hockey, volleyball. GEORGE RUSSELL HOWARD, JR. The world is so full of a number of things, l'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. Russ General Mixed Chorus . . . All-Maryland Chorus . . . Nomads Hot Rod Club . . . dislikes girls who are stuck-up . . . ambition is to make money . . . nice guy to know . .. . sense of humor. THOMAS WILLIAM HUBER Let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Tommy Voc. Ag. Treasurer of FFA . . . Navy Reserves . . . dislikes women drivers . . . would like to be a state police- man . . . a tall senior . . . hobby is cars . . . one of our married seniors. WARREN NEAL HOSE A friend is never known until a man hath need. Joe General Soccer . . . likes sports and reading . . . one of the quiet seniors . . . dislikes the Braves and psychology . . . fond of a certain blond whose name is Mary Lou . . . slender and likeable . . . bashful? MARY DELORES HOVERMILL Do your duty and leave the rest to heaven. Dee Comm, Gen. Travel Club . . . hopes to be a secretary someday . . . dislikes people who think they are something . . . enioys bowling . . . often heard saying, You don't say? . . . a smile for everyone . . . usually seen before heard. JULIA LOTTIE MARIE JAEGER She doth little kindnesses which most leave undone. Judy Comm. Sten. Senior class secretary . . . hobbies are reading and Earl . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . ambition is to get married . . . pleasant . . . very considerate of others . . . sincere friend. FRANCES MAE JOHNS Do as you are done by, it is the surest way of pleasing. DolIie General Vivacious manner . . . dislikes teachers who give tests on Mondays . . . hopes to become Mrs. J. F. Horton . . . hobbies include bowling, dating, and working at Read's . . . individual personality. :gf-ai A I fzz, Y M .xzzzikzflfii HYLDA JEAN KOSTKOWSKI Sympathy is the golden key that unlocks the hearts of others. Miss Smith Academic FTA member . . . Art Editor of the Howard Shield . . . wants a career in art or teaching . . . pet peeve is her name . . . Helen's other half . . . enioys dancing and sewing . . . quiet until you get to know her. . . sweet to all. CLAIRE PATRICIA LANGE Grace is to the body what good sense is to the mind. Tilly Academic National Honor Society . . . FTA , . . 4-H Club . . . dislikes being called Clara . . . wants to teach elementary school . . , enioys dancing and playing the piano . . . has a friendly smile for everyone. JANET ELAINE LEGAL A finger in every pie. Elaine Academic Homecoming Court . . . a member of FBLA . . Methodist Youth Fellowship . . . would rather ride her horse than eat . . . usually seen with Ruth . . long brown hair . . . always ready for a good time BARBARA JEAN LINEBERRY The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Jean General Varsity cheerleader co-captain . . . Student Council . . . Field hockey . . . National Honor Society Secre tar . . . loves to dance, o places, and swim Y 9 . . . is irritated by empty gas tanks . . . nice personality . . . energetic. LAURA JANE LlNN A smile for all, a greeting glad, a friendly, jolly way she has. Laura Jane Academic Band . . . Montgomery County Senior Council . . . National 4-H club winner . . . fine student . . . ambition is to be an IFFY to Russia . . . dislikes high squeaky noises . . . well groomed . . . sweet. DONNA MAY LITTLE Far may we Search before we find a heart so gentle and so kind. Donna Academic President of FTA . . . manager of basketball, field hockey . . . Chorus f , . yearbook staff . . . hobbies are good times and ice skating . . . dis- likes dull weekends . . . wants to be an elementary teacher . . . freckles and a cute smile. LEON ROSS LORD Upright and firm I stand. Le0n General Band . . . Student Council Alternate . . . plays a mean clarinet and hopes to be a professional . . . enioys music, fishing, and camping . . . quiet . . . friendly and helpful to all . . . good natured. SHEILA ANN LOWRY Oh, youth, forever dear! Forever kind. Sheila Academic FBLA . . . CYO . . . likes swimming and collecting records . . . always a nice smile . . . lives for weekends . . . hopes to go to college . . . tiny . . . born in Chicago . . . a friend to all. MARY KAY MAISEL She looks the world in the face. With work and smiles she writes her place. Kay Comm. Sten. Editor of Lion's Tale . . . FBLA . . . chorus . . . likes to dance, collect records, and good iokes . . , always ready for a laugh . . . dislikes home- work . . . will make someone a good secretary . . . cute giggle . . . trim figure. ELISSA MARIE MATTHEISS True success is true labor, Eli Academic Physics Club . . . belongs to NHS . . . doesn't think girls should dance together . . . band . . . likes to sew . . . ambition is to find infinity . . . full of ideas and suggestions . . . friendly to all. rw.. ANN BEACHLEY LUNSFORD Art is limitation, the essence of every picture is the frame. Ann General Hopes to be a commercial artist after she graduates from Howard . . . Jay Rockers Society . . . shows up the rest of the class in tumbling . . . her hobby is art . . . dislikes blue-eyed people . . . easy going. JOHN MacDIARMlD Where there's smoke, there's fire. Mac General Likes to play chess . . . dislikes nosey people . . . ladies' man . . . Chess Club . . . wants to own his own restaurant . . . swims like a fish . . , likes to play pool . . . sings tenor in the chorus, HENRY HARRISON MCCLANAHAN A man in earnest finds means, or, if he cannot find, creates them. Bub General Football . . . track . . . baseball . . . fond of fishing, hunting, and skeet shooting . . . plans to be a pilot . . , pet peeve is girls who talk too much . . . bound to succeed . . , ambitious. NANCY GIBSON MCDONALD No one knows like a woman how to say things that are at once gentle and deep. Gibby Academic FBLA , . . member of Howard county Hunt club . . . dislikes stuffy people . . . future receptionist . . . loves riding and dancing . . . exclaims, RealIy? . , . sunny personality . . . liked by all. GEORGE WILLIAM MILLER Men of few words are the best men. Bill Comm. Bus. Auto-Aerial Club . . . pet peeve is disagreeable parents . . . hopes to work in an office . . . enioys shooting, swimming, and pool . . . often heard saying, How 'bout that! . . . a friendly likable senior , . . Cute smile. JOAN MARIE THERESA MITCHELL Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Joan Comm. Sten. FHA . . . future plans include being a secretary and getting married , . . loves bowling, swimming, and sewing . , . dislikes conceited boys . . . al' ways says, Good grief! . . . dependable . . . always a ready smile. ROSA JANE MOXLEY Friendliness finds its own roads. Rosie Academic National 4-H Club Congress . . . iournalism . . . Assembly Committee . . . National Honor Society . . . FHA , . . dislikes people who procrastinate . . . wants to go to Maryland U. and be a Home Economics teacher . . . oh, phooey! LOIS MARIE MUSGROVE An ounce of work is worth many pounds of words. Lois Academic FNA . . . Church Choir . . . Physics Club . . . National Honor Society . . . 4-H . . . enioys all sports, sewing, cooking, and reading . . . dislikes homework . . . ambition is to understand physics . . . sweet. NORMA LEE MOBLEY Though modest and shy, there is a twinkle in the eye. Sis Comm. Gen. Fond of Tommy and '57 Fords . . . dislikes dead- heads . . . ambition is to be a bookkeeper . . . beautiful flashing eyes and dark hair . . . sweet to all. ANNA JEAN MONROE A soul so warm and true. Anna Comm. Gen. Varsity field hockey, basketball, and volleyball . . . likes to sew . . . wants to be a receptionist . . . enioys living , . . friendly . . . pet peeve is two faced people . . . nice to know. if f55!'l.Yi 5f5liWt3?T' Y I- PATRICIA ANN NEWTON True friendship is heaven's delight. Pat General FHA . . . listens ardently to WCAO . . . hates opera music . . . wants to be a nurse . . . enioys sewing and cooking . . . says, Oh, no. , , , has pretty brown eyes . . . friendly smile. HOBART BENTON NOLL, JR. He is a gentleman on whom we build an absolute trust. Buddy Academic President of Student Council . . . co-captain of football team . . . basketball . . . likes to dance . . . dislikes people who walk three abreast in the halls . . . wants to be a civil engineer . . . will try anything once . . . Howard's cheerleader and Santa Claus. MARY PALMER l am part of all that l have met! Mary'1 Comm. Gen. Bus. Chorus and FHA . . . likes writing letters to Paul . . . hopes to be a secretary and to become happily married . . . pet peeve is bossy people . . . one of our engaged seniors . . . neat dresser. VAUGHN DEXTER PARHAM Let every man look before he leaps. Vaughn General Likes to make music with the guitar, hunting, fish- ing, and Helen . . . ambition is to be a jet pilot . . . proudly says, That's all right . . . witty . . light blond hair. SHIRLEY LORRAINE PARKS A face with gladness overspread, soft smiles by kindness bred. Shirley Comm. Sten. FBLA and chorus . . . works as a sales girl . . . dislikes conceited people . . . likes reading and swimming . . . pretty long brown hair . . . wants to become a secretary . . . likes a certain two- toned Chevy and driver. FRANKLIN DELANO PATTISON He complies against his will, is of his own opinion stiII. Tom General Wants to ioin the State Polioe Force after graduation . . . collects guns and pistols . . . finds it easy to see over crowds . . . enioys hunting . . . easily disturbed by peroxide blond hair . . . mannerly and nice. ALBERT AUGUSTINE PETRLIK, JR. 'He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. . 'Al Academic Belongs to CYO . . . likes to go hunting and to get ost . . . hates POD and physics classes . . . often seen with Bill and Don . . . a twin . . . a friend to all ...lots of fun. GLORIA MARIE PHELPS The scarlet hue is modesty. Gloria Gen. Bus. Varsity basketball . . . 4-H club . . . hates gossip . . hopes to become a typist . . . likes all sports . . peaches and cream complexion with pretty brown hair. JOAN KAY PEDDICORD Do as you would be done by is the surest way of pleasing. Joan Chorus . . . likes ing hillbilly music ambition is to be . . . always ready CECIL There is a better market for smiles than for frownsf' Big Cec Comm Gen Bus Varsity basketball, baseball and track ikes to pitch no-hit games loves any kind of sport . . . is going to become a big league baseball player . . . neat dresser everyones friend . . . nice ways. RUTH NAOMI PHILLIPS Beauty is its own excuse for being. Shorty Comm. Sten. Mixed Chorus . . . Choir . . . Homecoming Queen . . . hates hillbilly music . . . makes some of her clothes . . . likes singing and dancing . . . ambition is to be a secretary . . . pretty black hair. WAYNE NORRIS POOL A good folly is worth what you pay for it. Nunch General Hopes to become a pilot in the Air Force . . . drives a white '57 Fury . . . often seen working on his car . . . hates it when the transmission goes up . . . blond hair, blue eyes . . . tall senior. .QiiaiikkifliSEf,i2i2Z5TLls:fSii521921 xiiiililiidiwwieztakigiiIQ35LEW?i+iQW2,a?5L12E?sii5e!?LEE HELEN MAE PHELPS Joy softens more hearts than tears. Helen General Sings in Church Choir . . . ambition is to get her Mrs. degree from Vaughn . . . sews very nicely . . . dislikes homework . . . 'natural curly hair . . . blue eyes. WILLIAM BRUCE PHELPS Great obiects form great minds. Bill General Laurel Archery Club . . . hobbies include hunting, playing the guitar, and archery . . . hopes to find a government iob . . . dislikes homework . . . nonchalant . , . congenial. CHARLES EDWIN PRICE lt is better to make a mistake trying than to make a mistake of not trying at all. Price General Stamp collector . . . pet peeves are women drivers and fish . . . hopes to become a film editor . . . Travel Club . . . space conscious and dinosaur wise . . . crew-cut. MARY ALICE RAPHEL Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Mary Alice General Typist for hire! . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . active in Sodality and CYO . . . sews, skates, and has an interest in boys . . . quiet disposition . . . nice to know. MARY DEBORAH RAY I benefit myself in aiding him. Mary Comm, Gen. Bus. Graduate of Walter's Academy . . . Mixed Chorus . . . hobbies include dancing, sewing, modeling, and making a certain person happy . . . future plans are to become a model and also Mrs. Bailey , . . dislikes conceited people. EVERETT LEE REDMILES They also serve who only stand and wait. Everett Academic Wants to be an engineer . . . likes to work with cars . . . pet peeve is French ll . . . sense of humor . . . always says Ain't that too bad? . . . usually seen with Ron. DAVID LESLIE REILLY The greatest truths are the simplest, and so are the greatest men. Rile Academic Likes sports . . . has a dislike for Psychology . . . hopes to go to college . . . plays soccer . . . favorite saying is How 'bout that. . . . friendly to all. .. nice. ROBERT DONALD RESAU I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. Bolo Academic Likes to play football . . . collects hymns . . . crew-cut . . . Physics Club , . . quiet in homeroom only . . . likes girls . . . Bible Club . . . wants to become a scientist or minister . . . crazy laugh . . . loads of fun in English and French. -.. RUTH CAROLINE REDMILES Sincerity also serves who only stand and wait. Ruthie General Goes to Beltsville dances . . . would like to hook Elvis Presley , . . hobbies are boys, sewing, danc ing and typing . . . can't stand conceited boys and homework . . , pleasant friend. RUTH ANN REED Gentle in manner, firm in reaIity. Annie Wants her Mrs. dislikes talkative Chemistry Club gone it. General degree . . . Mixed Chorus . . people . . . fond of Frankie . . . . Journalism . . . says Dog JAMES NEAL ROBEY, JR. Live and let live. Jimmy Academic Ambition is to ioin the Navy . . . dislikes noisy girls . . . enioys sports, cars, and loafing . . , football . . . crew-cut . , . has a good word for everybody . . . often heard saying, Girls are a rotten lot. IRENE JOYCE ROSE Above all flowers, l find the rose dear. Irene General Likes to draw . . . usually seen with Mary and Helen . . . ambition is to marry Buddy . . . dislikes homework . . . blonde hair, blue eyes . . . every- body's friend. KENNETH BRUCE RICHARDSON Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Ken General Football . . . track . . . JV basketball . . . Mixed Chorus . . . dislikes conceited girls . . . life's am- bition is to have a good time . . . enioys girls . . . pleasing personality . . . nice to know, LeROY F. ROBERTS, JR. l do not understand, l pause, I examine. ROY General Ambition is to graduate . . . likes to eat, sleep, and work . . . hobby is working on motors . . . pet peeve is school . . . heard saying, You ain't wrong. MARGUERITE LYNNE RUDLOFF Love to one, friendship to many, good will to all. Lynne Academic FTA . . . ambition is to make a special Marine happy . , . dislikes The Drake and snobs . . . teen centers . . . likes to dance, read, and collect records . . . small. SlDNEY LEE RUDY To do a great right, do a little wrong. Dennis General De Molay . . . church choir , . . wants to be an electronics technician , . . enioys outboard boat racing . . . likes to build hot rods and experiment with chemicals . . . crew-cut . . . easy going . . . always enioys a good ioke. ROBERT VINCENT SAVAGE Good nature is a sign of a large and generous soul. Bob General Football . . . baseball . . . dislikes small girls . . . hopes to be a cabinet maker . . . enioys hunting and fishing . . . tall senior. MARY ELLEN SCAGGS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Scaggs Academic Varsity field hockey and basketball team co-captain . . . Assistant Editor of Lion's Tale . . . Co-Captain of Varsity cheerleaders . . . enioys dancing and sports . . . hopes to achieve success . . . an all- around personality . . . well-liked. CHARLES DAVID SEALING We must have reason for speech, but we need none for silence. Dave Academic JV basketball . . . enioys working on cars and going hunting . . . planning his future to include eagineering . . . hearty dislike for French ll . . . 4-H member . . . tall, tall senior. BERTIE LOUISE SEALOCK Laughter cheers the hearts of others. Bertie General Mixed chorus . . . ambition is to be a secretary . . . hates snobs . . . likes going out with Bill . . favorite saying is, Don't let it throw you. . short senior with red hair. GEORGE ANTHONY SCHATZ, JR. Casanova has nothing on him. Tony Comm. Gen. Bus. Ambition is to be ambitious . . . takes part in football, JV basketball, and baseball . . . Student Council , . . Sports Editor of Howard Shield . . . pet peeve is foreign cars . . . girls, beware! . . . neat ways . . . nice to all. MARGARET ELLEN SCHULTZ She has a thousand virtues. Peggy Academic Varsity field hockey and cheerleading . . . enioys sports and horses . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . hopes to raise quarter horses . . . Student Council . . . Maryland Western Horse Association . . . sweet personality . . . winning smile. K,M,K.,43ggggeggga5,geggi5g,,,,..,,,,,,mW,,i,..,,...s..f...s..fP..v f .. f. .f 'fs1,1Liss.-52.4v.s1v..'f.:if--my GLORIA RAY SHEETS This maiden's heart is kind and true. Reds Comm, Gen. Bus. Hates people with smart remarks . . . likes to watch Dick Clark and eat . . . ambition is to marry Jack . . . attractive flaming red hair . . . always seen with Cindy . . . Sweet and cnngenial, RICHARD STEPHEN SIMPSON Knowledge is power. Rick Academic Electronics fiend . . . dislikes homework . . . likes science fiction and Mad . . . Assembly Planning Committee . . . wants to become an electronics engineer . , . Ted's other half . . . Physics Club . . . Band . . . really digs le Francais . . . semi- finalist in National Merit Scholarship Contest. aim.,-,t.' - , 1 f-11 1 RONALD IGLEHART SEWELL The days that make us happy make us wise. Ronnie General Hopes to become a farmer . . . enioys hunting . . . favorite expression, What do you know, Hoss? . . . dislikes slow popular music . . . blond hair, blue eyes . . . has a way with the girls. LOIS MARIE SHAUCK Smile and all good will return that smile to you. Sl1auckie Comm. Sten. Maiorette . . . journalism . . . seems to like certain cars . . . pet peeve is doing homework . . . ambi- tion in life is to be happy , . . remarks, You've had the shaft. . . , individual personality . . . long brown hair. BARBARA LEE SKIPPER lnvisible threads are the strongest ties. Barb General Dramatics . . , iournalism . . . plans to enter the teaching profession , . . pet peeve is seven o'clock in the morning . . . craves pizza . . . likes bowling pixie hair cut . . . usually seen with Larona. JAMES EDWARD SMITH, JR. He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. Tex General Plans to ride the waves . . . dislikes unsociable girls . . . De Molay . . . hobby is horseback riding . mischievous . . . Mr. Green's right hand man nice to know. NORMAN KENZIE SMITH Good humor is the health of the soul. Ken General President of Rifle Club . . . enioys hunting and target shooting . . . dislikes impolite people . . . wishes to become a printer . . . has a good word for everybody . . . likes Charlotte, cars, and dancing. SONDRA FAYE SOUDER lf words were dollars, what a millionaire she'd be. Sandy Comm. Sten. FBLA . . . hard worker in iournalism . . . ambition is to get out of school . . . likes Bobby and a certain '53 Ford . . . pet peeve is idiotic drivers . . . Howard's biggest hot-rod . . . cute smile. EDITH LYNETTE STIVERS There is no greater delight than to be conscious of sincerity. 1'Edie Academic Enjoys dancing, swimming, and sewing . . . pet peeve, loud girls . . . hopes to become a nurse and marry a money-maker . . . Vice President of FHA . . . reporter for LIONS TALE . . . a smile for everybody . . . easy going. MARJORIE IRENE STONESIFER There can be no defense like elaborate courtesy. Margie Comm. Gen. Bus. Don't know, do you? . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . enioys dancing, skating, swimming . . . plans to do office work . . . Teen center . . . Youth Fellowship . . . Chorus. WELDON DOUGLAS SOUDER He who laughs best today, will also laugh last. Weldon General Varsity football . . . MYF . . . enioys all kinds of sports . . . pilots a '51 Chevy . . . has hopes of becoming a carpenter when he leaves Howard . . . dislikes conceited girls . . . quiet until you know him well. MARY LOUISE SPURRIER A good mind possesses a kingdom. Merrie Lou General Teen Club, church choir and 4-H . . . pet peeve is Hillbilly singers . . . ambition is to be a teacher . . . collects dolls and records . . . intelligent . . . short brown hair. MARION ALLISON STUMP BRYANT A wise and understanding heart. Cindy Comm. Sten. Dances like a dream . . . reads a lot . . . mixed chorus . . . wants to be a successful wife to Ken . . . Youth Fellowship . . . dislikes homework . . . likes to sing . . . sweet to all . . . usually seen with Gloria. WILLIAM LEE SWANN Good nature is a sign of a large and generous souI. Bill Academic MYF church group . . . Navy Reserves . . . likes Owen Brown Road . . . Pet peeve is teachers who give homework on weekends . . . hobbies are sports and ice skating . . . favorite saying is You might say that. ?z?ei?Z:'f':2Siz'f HM, ' :avi - ' l'.:,:1-'gym 15... INA CONSTANCE TIPTON Good works are worth much and cost little, Tippy Academic Reads lots of books . . . likes sports . . . Physics Club . . . dislikes lowerclassmen blocking hallways . . . Chorus . . . plays Trombone . . . wants to get a B.A. from Bridgewater . . . plays basketball . . . likes good music. BOBBIE LEE TRENT Gently to hear, kindly To iudge. Bobbie Comm. Gen. Likes dancing and Joe . . . will make someone a good clerk-typist . . . has a pet passion for Butch and the drive-in movies . . . doesn't like loud and argumentative people. CAROLYN FAY VENABLE Thou art the star for which all evening waits. Carolyn General FHA . . . fond of Larry and drive-ins . , . plans to become a millionaire . . . dislikes crew-cuts . . . pretty brown hair . . . small . . . sweet smile for everyone. WILLIAM MAYNARD WADE Slow and steady wins the race. Willy General Happy-go-lucky . . . future-sure! . . . likes sports . . . admires the opposite sex . . . true pal . . . cars are one of his biggest interests . . . a real wit . . . friendly. CHARLOTTE REBECCA WAYNE A good reputation is more valuable than money. PJ General Varsity field hockey, basketball . . . one of How- ard's maiorettes . . . Jay Rockers . . . enioys read- ing and the out-doors . . . dislikes boys who crack their knuckles . . . wants to be a secretary . . . nice to know . . . sincere. RALPH EDWARD WEBB Wait thou child of hope for time shall teach thee all things. Spider Academic Wants to live to be HO . . . dislikes Deomcrats . . . likes chess and collecting . . . member of Youth Fellowship and Church Choir . . . always comes out with Nonsense . . . likeable. DALE REELEY WHITE Bashfulness may sometimes exclude pleasure. Dale General Wants to be a professional baseball player . . football and baseball . . . pet peeves are umpires and referees . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . band . . . tall, quiet senior . . . likeable. LlNDA DlANE WHITE Sow good works and you will reap gladness. Linda Academic Annapolis Cotillion . . . Student Council Alternate . . . Senior Executive Committee . . . sews her own clothes . . . likes to listen to records . . . wants to be a department Store buyer . . . dislikes snob bish people. GERALD WAYNE WHITE He Iiveth long that liveth well. Wayne General Ambition is to make money . . . dislikes people who don't speak in halls . . . football team . . . fiddles with cars . . . happy-go-lucky . . . nice looking. WILLIAM E. WILDER 'Tis good to be merry and wise, a brimful of mischief, wit, and glee. Willy Comm. Bus. Ambition is to be Electrical Illustrator . . . pet peeve is unfriendly people . . . bums around . . . USNR . . . activities taking out Pat and telling tall tales . . . states, Get Back. JAMES DEWEY WILLIAMSON In all labor, there is profit. Dewey ' General Going to join Uncle Sam's Navy . . . doesn't care much for homework . . . likes sports cars . . . a tall senior . . . deep voice . . . Physics Club . . . not a care in the world . . . says, Well, I'II be darned. BARBARA ALLAN WOOD The truly generous are the truly wise. Barb Comm. Sten. Vice President of FBLA . . . wants to own a white T-Bird . . . has beautiful brown hair and eyes . . . likes to dabble in paints . . . for German she says, ein zwei. CAROLE EDITH WILLIAMS Few things are impossible to diligence and skilI. Carole Academic Likes music, reading, and visiting North Carolina . . . dislikes slow people in halls . . . hopes to become a music teacher . . . All-Maryland Chorus . . . Luther League . . . Student Council . . . often seen before heard . . . loyal. JANICE ROSE WILLIAMS Gratitude is the sign of noble soul. Janice Comm. Gen. Bus. Future clerk typist . . . FBLA . . . dislikes homework . . . MYF . . . hobbies are painting, drawing, and sewing . . . long brown hair . . . thoughtful . . . soft spoken. , :fr L 5 - V L I swf 11 - ., I 2 2 ft2sf5,gsz,fmfestefw:ez-fameepsfeegsseeeswarts FRANK THEODORE ZENICH Live in the present, the future never did anything for anybody. Hungry General Football, baseball . . . Mixed Chorus . . . National Guard . . . dislikes girls who say no . . . ambition is to play football . . . likes sports and singing . . . crazy personality . . . good natured. SHIRLEY ANN ZEPP Highly-erected thoughts are the heart of courtesy. Zeppie Comm. Gen. Bus. FNA . . . Chorus . . . ambition is to become a legal secretary . . . can't stand conceited boys . . . hobby is Jimmy and likes a certain '55 Ford . . says, You big dummy. . . . very sociable . . a real character. MARY LANE YINGLING Industry, economy, honesty, and kindness form a quartette of virtues that will never be improved upon. Sandy Academic Assistant Editor of Howard Shield . . . National Honor Society . . . Annapolis Coiillion . . . wants to maior in languages and literature in college . . . likes motion picture photography . . . friendly and helpful to all. WILLIS IRVIN YOUNG Taste and good nature are universally connected. Willie Academic 4-H club . . . Physics Club . . . one of the quieter seniors . . . likes to work on cars . . . plans to become an engineer . . . Crew-Cut . . . neat dresser . . . hard worker. JOAN ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN Kindness is wisdom. Joan General Mixed Chorus . . . typist for Lion's Tale . . . JV field hockey team . . . MYF . . . hopes to become a secretary , . . dislikes 'brownies . . . likes to read and drive a '58 Pontiac . . , quiet, but a good friend to have. BARRY GEORGE ZUCCARINI Every noble work is at first impossible. Zucc General Football . . . Lopers Hot Rod Club . . . future plans include being an auto mechanic . . . cars, boats, and sports are his hobbies . . . dislikesvstuck-up girls . . . always ready for a good time. :f,,im,a M. .X isgzffi - k ,W 5,871 '- ' , 'K an i V, , A,,, I W,.. A .W Wff,,,,. , A - gy? . Wm, :sw ww, 5, m1vJjk'2ai: :g,l:, L,i..: Aiken Albrecht Ashbaugh Auldridge Ayers OFFICERS J Bern-ng President ,, 7 Bill Hesson Vice President Lois Singhass B Brandenburg Secretary o 7 Joan Warfield H Bfoadwafef Treasurer Skip Whorlon Advisor Mr Corbin Chesgreen Clark Cole Coles Collins J. Curley B . Dantz C. Davis S. DeBone Hammond Harris Harrison Harrison Harrison B. Florey K. Foreman S. Franke F. Fredericks J. Mitchell D. Mook N. Moxley D. Munro C. Murphy K. Jestes A. Johns C. Johnson D. Johnson Q f ew 'us ,gs 'E' S. Lenz C. Lotz W. Marr B. McCrory Pindell Platt Pruett Puffenberger Reckarl Murray Neimiller Newcomer Newquist Nichols Oliver O'Neill O'Neill R. Kerns P. Kirkham M. Knisley J. Kraft P. Kraisser D. Krill C. Langenfelder M. Lawson S. Leisenring M. Perkms N. Pfeiffer D. Phelps L. Phillips R. Phillips R. Phillips C. Pindell Rettger Rice Rice R. Richardson Rohol K. Romoser l. Ruddy B. Ruehl K. Rutledge J. Ryan C. Schaeffer C. Schmidt F. Schneider J Steward Thompson Tittsworth Twining Unglesbee Vollmerhausen Wade Walker Warfield Waters Wehland M. Suter J. Taylor B. Thomas J. Thomas . Whaley . Whetzel . Whitaker . Whorton C. Smith C. Smith G. Smith J. Smith HfiQ33iiQi26E L. Smith Zimmerman . Smith . Smith . Smith L. Smithson L. Benner F. Benneif L. Berfling P. Blair L. Brown W. Brown P. Caplinger P. Cavey J. Barnes P. Barrass A. Barth B. Barth J. Beaty R. Adams T Ambrose B, Airey L Anderson . Aist T. Allen D. Bain R. Baka B. Baker . h . ,l?A.?:hisriLeen President ..,. Wayne Phlllrg A, Clark Vice Presidenf Marilyn Moxle S. Clayton D. Clipsham H. Coates N. Cook E. Cole R. Cook A. C00k B. Cooney W. Corum J. Cotton D. Cox S. Cox M. Cunningham M. Dawson H. Curley D. Dupree E. Daniels J. Duvall J. Dawson K. Ecker J. Elder F. Evans ONS iz-25 Ml Feaga Feather Fenrich ERS' 5 iecretary ............ .. .. Sue Little G Haddaway reasurer .... Fred Schoenbrodt Ha A- Harem R. Henry B. Harrell Hicks P- Heflen C. Hildebrand G. Hoddinott B. Hopwood D. Hoffman C. Homer ' D. Hollman R' Hough J. Holmes AI F. Kirkwood C. Kisasonak J. Knisley G. Kruhm C. Jackson D. Jess M. Jestes G. Jones S. Jones M. Keegin Neimiller Newsome . Obrey Oliver Owens Pailer J. Howe J Hughes N. Howe J Huntley R. Howes L Ingram J. Huber W. Lawrence M. Leeper D. Legal B. Lillard J. Massey M. Mathews B. Mathias C. McCIeary L. McGuigan W. McKinney M. Miller R. Minnich F. Mitchell J. Mobley G. Mook M. Moore C, Raphel B. Reichardt A. Reams B. Reid E. Redmond V. Resau L. Reeley S. Ridgely J. Righfer P. Rightor W. Penn Q. , ...a l A R M. Randall S. Uhler E. Vane M. Vaughn White J. Woodward Wl1llefOI'd A, Yafeg Wilford S. Young Williams 63 J. Robey J Rodgers R. Rooney G. Sealock L. Setferholm W. Shifflett C, Skillman W M M C. N. Rabickow L. B. Wallich J. White R. While . Pope F. Somerville G. Spechr B. Stamer D. Suler ': iii' ONS SYUGXCX FUTURE TEACHERS QF AMERICA Under the direction of Mrs. Michelle Boffa and Miss Barbara Boggs, the.F.T.A. holds an initiation banquet, sponsors the Farewell Ball, and provides a scholarship for a graduate member planning to enter the teaching profession. All members of the club are given an oppor- tunity to visit county schools and observe teach- ing techniques. They also visit a teachers' train- ing institution. Some of the members have an opportunity to do practice teaching when regular substitutes are not available, T . d he main purpose of the F.T.A. is to interest stu ents in becoming teachers. BURYEH Sliiliitlllf it-J! Hard at work on the Student Directory which the club publishe ll , s annua y, are, left to right: Sarah Dishman, Sharon Gray, Lynne Rudloff, and Jeanette Driver. Officers of the Future Teachers of America are, left to right: Shirley Smith, Treasurer, Barbara Herbert, Vice President, Donna Little, President, Sherry Coll, Secretaryp and Sue Little, Historian. FUTURE URSES OF AMERICA The Future Nurses of America is a very active club at Howard High. Patients at the Marine Hos- pital receive favors and cartoon booklets from the club. The Annual Variety Show is iointly spon- sored by the F.N.A. and the music department. Members of the club conduct eye tests and X-rays at school. During the Christmas season, they carol at local convalescent homes. This school club also participates in the State F.N.A. Chapter. Carol Ashbaugh, Pat King, Terry Taylor, and Rose Marie Gottschalk are working on the decorations for the annual Snow Ball spon- sored by the F.N.A. Seated at the table, left to right, are: Terry Whitaker, Historian, Connie Bennett, Vice President, Dottie Dasher, President, Cathie Baker, Secretary, and Barbara Dennis, Treasurer. Standing are the sponsors, Miss Lois Sauter and Mrs. Lenore Jones. ,,,. ,J . ,. . F.F.A. officers are from left to right: Charles Lotz, Senfinelg Paul Harvey, Secrefaryg Mil- bourn Graig, Reporterg Mr. Miller, Advisory Herbert Streaker, Presiclenfg Ronney Hines, Vice President: and Thomas Huber, Treasurer. Mr. Rice awards Herbert Sfreaker, Jr. The Bes Poultry Boy Award. Herbert Streaker is shown here with his market swine. They represent one of his many proiects. He is also very active in AAH work throughout the county. All members of the Future Farmers of America are required to have supervised farming projects. During the year, two of the outstanding ac- tivities sponsored by the club are the F.F.A. Dance held in November and the annual parent-son banquet in May. At the banquet a F.F.A. Sweet- heart is chosen. As his F.F.A. home project, Robert Thomas is rais- ing this Hereford calt to be shown at fairs and livestock shows. I - FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Officers of the club are: Rosa Coles, Secretary, Della Aiken, President, Barbara Wood, Vice President, Carolyn Carr, Treas- urer. Standing are the advisors, Mrs, Lotz and Mr. Strock. During the school year the F.B.L.A. did many jobs for or- ganizations in the community. The members took two trips in order to observe businesses in action. lt was a very good experience for the members ofthe F.B.L.A. to observe busi- ness transactions which they had talked about in class. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Through many activities sponsored by the F.l-l.A., the members ot the club learn homemak- ing skill. Many needy children would have no Christmas it it were not tor the Future Home- makers ot America vvho remodeled and supplied toys for them. Each year there is a dance which is sponsored by this active club. Many banquets have been prepared and served by these thrifty homemakers. I afslifliil' Presiding as F.H.A. officers are: Vivian Boswell, Secretary, Edith Stivers, Vice President, Joan Mitchell, President, Rosa Moxley, Treasurer, Mary Palmer, Reporter. BA D A D MAJORETTES Under the direction of Mr. Ralph Rider, the band enioys playing for many events at Howard High including football games, assemblies, Homecoming, and the All-County Band Festival. One of the members, Leon Lord, first clarinetist, was selected for the Maryland All-State Band. Seniors in the band are: Laura Jane Linn, Richard Simpson, Leon Lord, Ralph Webb, Dale White, and Nick Backhaus. Several years ago, Miss Lang organized a majorette club. Through the years the club grew and began to perform at games. In 1957 the club was transformed into a maiorette squad. Captained by Carol Heishman, the maiorettes have always been well received at their performances, which include Homecoming, and several football and basketball games. The other members of the squad are Marie Shauck, Aloma Barth, and Brenda Herberson. N ATIO NRL HONOR SOCIETY X f X Q12 f m SL xv. f i ff Z X X 1 N E X Speeches about each of the four cardinal virtues of a member of the National Honor Society constituted the second annual Induction Ceremony. Nineteen new members were inducted bringing the total membership to thirty-two. This newly organized group serves both the school and com- munity through many varied proiects. CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, SERVICE Elected by the faculty on the basis of the four qualities listed above, these are the 1959 members of the Howard Chapter of the National Honor Society. STLIDE T CCUNCIL Serving as The connecting link between The students and The administration, The Stu- dent Council is under The direction of Miss Marion Ferguson. A Typical activity is filling Christmas stock- ings each year for The patients aT The U. S. Public Health Hospital. When students are elected, They Take The responsibility of sell- ing Christmas cards, buying Easter plates, conducting The school Red Cross drive, spon- y soring The election of The Homecoming Queen, publishing The student Blue-Book, participating in community work, and keep- ing count of the points earned by The mem- bers of their homerooms. Shown with the advisor, Miss Marion Ferguson, are the Student Council officers: Lois Singhass, Vice President, Hobart Noll, President: and Wayne Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer. Some members of the Student Council are busy packing clothing that they collected for unfortunate families. Officers at center table, left to right: L. Singhass, H. Noll, and W. Phillips. Alternates are at the left of the officers. Standing, left to right: C. Murphy, B. Hyatt, J. Huntley, L. Anderson, F. Evans, E. Daniels, J. Woodword. Seated: S. DeBone, A. Sosslau, P. Palmer, N. Clark, P. Schultz, D. Dehne, L. White, B. Ash, L. Lord, R. Gambrill, P. Rightor Cabsentj. Representatives are at the right of the officers. Right to left, standing: M. Moxley, J. Hanson, N. Cook, F. Somerville, S. Uhler, L. Brown, L. Lanahan. Seated: B. Hauschild, S. Dishman, D. Wiley, B. O'Neill, A. Balderson, R. Taylor, A. Bell, B. Chittenden, J. Haker, J. Lineberry, and T. Schatz labsentj. 6 'M' 2 j25fig'Q,,. M3,5.5itLwFV' ' P ,., i75i?eHZiii45'f-I ?2sm?f'i3?fiififkfiiifigfiff52ifi5 35ii?sS,f.+.'iiif47!5t'i?i629751'IMA' iiitif?55357.?1?iTi?if?7ffi:.5 f'S.'-T 1555?- Miss Dries is rehearsing with Eva Bourne, Bob Kerns, Carol Lord, Russ Howard, and Carole Williams, Howard's representa- tives to the All-Maryland Cho- rus. This group of 300 voices performs at the State Teachers' Convention. CHORU One of our popular elective courses at Howard is music. Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, General Music, and Music Appreciation provide a good selection for interested students. This year the groups sang for school assemblies, the Variety Show, the Ellicott City Rotary Club, and our annual County Concert. i f Musical Holiday, U.S.A. was presented by the three chorus groups. Approximately l0C participated in this musical tour of the Unitec States. Enioyed by both participants and specta- tors, the annual program is a maior activity ol the Music Department. li Qifssgwifass as ATHLETIC ASSCDCIATIO Athletic Association officers for T959 were Bob Chittenden, president, Mary Ellen Scaggs, vice president, Joan Warfield, sec- retary, Boyd Fisher, treasurer. Toni Ambrose and John Lanahan were the sophomore representatives. The Athletic Association sponsors the intramural program, an annual dance, pep rallies, and other sports activities. Through membership students gain reduced rates at games and the privilege of voting. VOLLEYBALL WINNERS Boys Bill Hauschild's'Team Girls TOC Team Editor. . .Sue Force HO ARD SHIELD This year the Howard Shield, for the first time, came out in September as a result of a maiority vote of the student body. Even this extended publication date did not eliminate the deadline rush. A room filled with coke bottles . . . and pictures . . . work . . . sleepless nights , . . frantic days . . . mountains of layout sheets . . . more work . . . all of this is between the covers of your T959 Howard Shield. Cherish it always . . .for we shall. STAFF MEMBERS Assistant Editor . Sandy Yingling Business Manager Don Weigel Circulation Manager .. .lean Cole Advertising Manager -. Ruth Reed Art Editor .. E . ........ Hylda Jean Photography Editor . ..... ..... . .. Vivian Boswell Sports Editors .... . ..,.. Ann Bell, Tony Schatz Senior Write-Ups , Donna Little Jo Ann l-laker Advisor -. ...... - Mrs. McFarland -w ifi! Deadline . . . Never a dull moment. E i 1 Jilii has. aking t i are ion of 15 an H in scholas- S1 stu- so far. disnlay letters Phillip Last the bers to Those BEST CLASS CLGWNS: Bunky Cole, BEST ALL AROUND: Hobart N FERT UQIKICFPR' TH 015-v Rqgkh Ii on a well door, Polloxxny um +...a,a:+4.-mn +1-mmf gf lad and w ltr, Lion 5 Tale workers buzz wiTh aciiviiy as iheir deadline draws near. 'OCKYW2 W3 QUSPEUGFVX ln you ooM.ar V. who gym SUfTfUHfCd by Po rts Inc libro 18 ClTCU13t1FW looks at Those on the dance commlftoe nero Bill Hessen Qchairmani, 1015 wlnvhasw, .ec be made when these books are ready for Circulation Manager Pa ee Kay Romoser, Joan Bonnie , David Assisranf Editor, Mary Scaggs awa if-- Per in-,Fel 1S,h , Mary llen Qca S ifwr'-.'l1 bla iwinccg to the VUQlC A15 diaoaou rafrc h arts ghiTW1S3lGO, zittaa 15 to no con Ari Edifor, Gayle Fountain , aYic 955: and Williams, Secretary. THESPIANS Curtain Going Up, the main event of the Dramatic Art class, was under the di- rection of Miss Coates. All the members participated in some activity concerned with the play. Excitement and suspense filled the air as the pressure of learning lines, collecting props, and making programs increased. All the hard work was cli- maxed by a successful and enjoyable production, LIBRARY SSISTANTS Library science is an elective course limited to a few junior and senior stu- dents They check out books, and shelve returned books. Working with Mrs Mullaly, our faithful librarian, these gurls make our library a cheerful, as well as an educational, place. Playing select Broadway hits and other well known compositions, The Second Army Band, Fort George G. Meade, entertained faculty and students. Annually the Home Economics Department stages a style revue for the student body and the P.T.A. The girls en- ioyed modeling their garments in La Maison cle Howard, this year's theme. Howard High was honored to have The United States Army Field Band and Chorus per- form at an assem- bly. The students especially enioyed hearing The Hits who sang their novel arrange- ments. 70 Reigning as row, left to baugh, Sarah Elaine Legal, miller, Third members of the Homecoming Court were first right: Joan Warfield, Kay Romoser, Carol Ash- Dishman. Second row, left to right: Linda Ingram, Ann Bell, Rita Emory, Carol Williams, Linda Nei- row, left to right: Ruth Phillips, Queen and Jo Ann Haker, Maid of Honor. Coronation of Ruth Phillips, the Homecoming Queen, by Pat Daniels highlighted the activities of the day. Jo Ann Haker was the Maid of Honor. -5 ooo op 0 oo 0 ff a do voz, f 0 do A very special thrill at half time was the spectacular performance of the maior- ettes. Climaxing the day's activities, an informal record dance was held in the gym. 1 - I , I ., , . ' A M ' Q . Lf?-' ' 5f?1iwiE:Ef . A X a w w :- 'fii1...Z1?ifI'-- 1-iw' k , f' Ze if Q wvffw. 5' ,gm 'f A K, r I Q is ,N M? 11155.55 I i. I 3 If A A ag? K , , .A Tia 533 - 6 s if Q' '79 5 W' c if Q ' L2 , ff 'E ' Y AI 5 K '. , K effriif- an 9 H L:,' K si' 7, is ,,.. g 1' . K I 2 5 5 1, we f- a I 'NA wg CHRISTMAS Stairway to the Stars was the Christmas Dance sponsored class. Highlighting the red and tions was a Christmas tree at the theme of by the senior white decora- the top of a glittering stairway. Brightly decorated pack- ages tumbled down the stairs. A group of hard-working seniors spent many long hours in preparing the decorations for this annual dance. Their efforts were not in vain for they were well rewarded by a very successful affair. Selected by popular vote of the senior class, the court included from left to right: Vivian Boswel Hobart Noll Barbara Herbert Boyd Fisher, Ruth Phillips, Queen Mary Scaggs, King Buck Ash Benn: Bailey Claire Lange Bob Chittenden, and Rosa Coles. SUCK HOP Sponsored by the Music Department, the Sock Hop showed the students' originality in decorating socks. Prizes were given for several classes. Winners were: Pat King, Sharon Fischer, Barry Magrogan, Marilyn Moxley, and Barbara Hopwood. A.A. Little Leo, Douglas Brown, made a cute picture as he drew names for the many prizes given at the A.A. dance. Helping Little Leo are Mr. Ormiston and Bob Chittenden, A.A. presi- dent. Music was provided by the Sportsman Quin- fel. F.H. . Highlight of the decora- tions at the annual F.H,A. dance, Swing W i t h Spring, was an attractive garden scene. This dance is one of the maior ac- tivities of the Future Homemakers of America Chapter at Howard High. iii W 14' M fr is , , I Q :W f,, h, WL MF!! 2 5 f A x .,'- ,. , , gi ' 2 W 7, f , w , 14 'Hi ' X , gg, 31? '1 V4 WW fl 4 IM 52 it X W4 ,Q J in ,ia .5 h V I . vc ff in fl X ff E Ja Www -uf ig , SOPHOMQRE PARTY Dancing under the spreading tentacles of a smiling octopus, the sophomores and their guests enioy their annual Sophomore Party. VARIETY As a combined effort of the Future Nurses and the Music Department, the Variety Show is one of the most enioyable events of the school year. The partic- ipants like to display their talents, and the spectators are entertained by the unusual acts. bf' mv 3 Q EX A ii nw S iii fu- ,I 4 1 Z tk YC - lc Q Ain 5-MA i I L '25 Q t YL- i y ' 5 'J H V, V K , x K '11 K ' 4471 '- V Qin -1 :ffy., 5- - f f T : . i ,gfj yf , ,ip W , -I f v , 4 - W' 0 rf' ' ffffimgn 226 . W M - W ' in!! 'aw FIRST ROW: N. Clark, N. Backhaus, B. Ash, E. Geisler, W. White, K. Richardson, S. DeBone, B. Chittenden, T. Zenich. SECOND ROW: L. McGuigan, manager, D. Hartwell, V. Pindell, J. Elder, E. Daniels, W. Moyer, C. Pindell, H. Cole, manager. THIRD ROW: B. Fisher, B. Cooney, D. Ayers, B. Kerns, L. Brown, T. Schatz, R. White, H. McClanahan, H. Noll. FOURTH ROW: J. Lanahan, E. Maisel, W. Souder, W. White, B. Zuccarini, J. Robey. LAST ROW: B. Hauschild, C. Horner, P. Freeman, J. Conrey, B. Hesson, C. Harrison, J. Nichols. FOOTB LL Nick Backhaus tights his Way over for a touchdown, The fall ot 1958 brought a winning football year for the Big Blue of Howard. Boyd Fisher and Hobart Noll captained the eleven through a season of six wins and four losses. Bill Hesson, Hobart Noll, Nick Backhaus, and Buck Ash, four of the Lions' outstanding players, were honored by being named to the District 3 All-Star team. HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD SCORES 20 Frederick , , , 7 HOWARD 7 Northwestern 12 HOWARD 40 Charlotte Hall ,, 6 HOWARD 7 Dematha 33 HOWARD 21 Edgewood D O HOWARD Bullis Bel Air Southern Gaithersburg Glehelg Ted Zenich splits the uprights forthe extra point. -www-0 ' VCU J? .,.-1'Q SGCCER Pictured above are the coaches, Mr. Quinlan and Mr. Hall, with the co-captains, Dick Larrick and Dale Johnson. With a young, inexperienced squad, How- ard's soccer team had a record of one tie and nine losses for their ten-game schedule. Dick Larrick and Dale Johnson were elected captains while Mr. Quinlan and Nlr. Richard Hall coached the Big Blue. The team showed outstanding spirit this season and there seem to be many good possibilities for next year's squad. Left to right: D. Reilly, O. Ketterman, W. Poole, D. Lar Crum, W. Hose, and J. Buchy Seniors on the soccer team FIRST ROW: J. Buch, F. Schoenbrodf, D. Barnes, D. Auldridge. SECOND ROW: W. Hose, D. Reilly, C. Lapp, J. Hulbert, W, Brown. THIRD ROW: W. Phillips, O. Kellerman, P. Miller, T. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: H. Crum, J. Ryan, D. Johnson, A. Clark, W. Poole. TOP ROW: R. Harrison, D. Larrick, S. Whorron, J. Davidson. Howard players surround Dick Larrick as he uses his head. HCHS AWAY HCHS ............ I Brooklyn ee Glenelg -- Arundel HCHS HCHS HCHS ............ 0 . .,.,.. ..... O Glen Burnie Annapolis ...,..,,.. HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHS HOME Arundel .... Annapolis . Glen Burnie Brooklyn Glenelg .,.. Dale Johnson makes a good save in spite of pressure put on him by opponents.. l l l FIELD HOCKEY l Howard High's VarsiTy Field Hockey Team, ably coached by Miss Lang, ended iTs season by winning Three games and losing five. The Team showed skill and ability ThroughouT The season. JoAnn Haker and Mary Ellen Scaggs were chosen as co-capTains. Ann Bell was selecTed by her Team- maTes as The MosT Valuable Player. The Junior Varsify finished iTs sea- son wiTh a record of one win, Two losses, and one Tie. 5-4 Q-V TOP ROW, left To right: L. Musgrove, S. Fischer, V. Boswell, B. Hoffmann, L. lngram, B. Halvorsen. SECOND ROW: L. Singhass, K. Romoser. THIRD ROW: B. Brown, C. Wayne, A. Monroe, J, Haker, M. Scaggs. FOURTH ROW: J. Llneberry, B. King. BOTTOM ROW: P. Schultz, J. Warfield. Enclosed in circle is Most Valuable Player Ann Bell. Seniors picTured above are: L. Musgrove, A. Monroe, P. Schultz, B. Hoffmann, J. Lineberry, J. Haker, C. Wayne, B. Brown, A. Bell, and M. Scaggs. ,Q NM Aw .Q , ,gi S 55 .-:' 17' wg as asia 2 VSWR iw - my H we G2 5 Q ,W If ? 5 M? 3 'f av If- ,Q W. lf, , V rl Q . W 5 E A ,M W H QE xg W Wiz f A , W ' 4 ,, , I iii, L W ,W ,.-Y' ,Q nf, ,A my, .J qv U. if , ,, WM I nw? we I fe Mg.. , 7 ,wi A ' , ' mf I I ,, ,M xwfvf V we ' i ,QW H . , W . . Vwhf, M ygig - QQ7 Q xiiwa R? ,asa Completing the season with a record of six wins and seven losses, the girls' Varsity, coached by Miss Lang, always showed good teamwork and great effort. Co-Captains of the team vvere Ann Bell and Mary Ellen Scaggs. Mary was selected by her teammates as the most valuable player, and Ann vvas runner-up. We are very proud of our Junior Varsity, the first undefeated basketball team at Howard High. Led by co-captains Mimi At- vvell and Linda Ingram, the J.V. had an out- standing season, winning thirteen straight games. Congratulations to them! Ann Bell makes a layrup shot to boost the score. Members ofthe J.V. team are: L. Ingram, M. Atwell, L. Bertling, J. Bertlrng A Boyd M Pope L Hefler J. Hughes, P. King, B. Wallich, B. Halverson, F, Somerville, S, Little G Coles S Smith D Auldridge S Fischer. Managers are: J. Cole, C. Niemiller, and D. Little. Linda Ingram hes the ball as Mimi Atwell looks on. HOWARD ,,,,, HOWARD HOWARD .,,.,.,.., HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD 14 13 25 15 28 8 9 CHEERLEADI FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS, left to right: L. Hefler, E. Bourne, M. Shrop, M. Scaggs, J. Lineberry, P. Schultz, S. Smith, and V. Kearton. .hi As Fight, team, fight! shout the basketball cheerleaders, as they relay pep to the spectators. As the Lions battle on the gridiron, the cheer leaders build high spirits among the crowd. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, from top to bottom: E. Bourne, A. Yates, L. Hetler, V. Kearton, P. Schultz, P. Caplinger, ln the center are co-captains J. Lineberry and M. Scaggs. Although the cheerleaders are taken tor granted much ot the time, they play a territic part in school athletics. Besides their primary duty ot leading cheers, they set an example ot good sportsmanship at all times. Being a selt-supporting organization, they raise funds by sell- ing candy to purchase new uniforms and equipment. J,V. L.tlEtRLtAlJtRb, lelt to Ilgllli M Vope, U, fllllllll, l. lngiiam, L. Smgltass, K, Romoser, G H rd' .l. Huntley, Nl, Miller, and D. Krill. o, Owa . 1 1 in , - .:15:. 5 is f' KM, . ,-? If ' 2 '- TH 'liklif :WWW IS' wry? WLS? . iff? fbi, F1 2571 f P3 iw' -A fi q::g'f,, :fe,E:z,5fK1g'V Tglviligi 'ff' le is 1. S: -2 W1 W i' , fi , , ' li ' , - Wm.. N 'K ' f' ' Q1i'??fi'f'f if id,gggggfgglffiaggil'figglggfgggfgsfgglgglljkifjiyg'f,,:2z,g25i' gfgpgfiggfiffgigsSfxiiiiffffilfl H 1 K - ' w ' 151- i'f1.sgr5flffi1S K9 K . , 7 'i'if, L7-5f'ffkif fd 54 '- . ,- - if i ' - ' 'ff T' New . f 5. 'K , ' --1 : Z Aifk Z f, 1 I, . if I V, 171 A ,- 5 - V,i Ip, if ,, .hir Vinh , K 1 1 mm aims if? 3 532555 Ref ,A M254 Q in 9 if Q! 15, ff- -ifws - 3 - S f. f ,,... ' . .. 3 -- ily ,-msvgsij 335515223 51 , --A of ,,w.Gwfxmf,. .-gl , ww ' Q -'Y A FSQ6' ' - fwfr f' gg f 1:Q225i15g'fEf4Ilm E K fgwwikjg Q, ,V VARSITY HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHSW, , 7,,, ,,,, 7 2 70 HCHS HCHS ,,,,A , Buck lays if up for two points against Edmondson High. SCORES 46 44 80 50 45 70 84 Edmondson ,,,,.. 49 HCHS d,,,Ad Brooklyn .,,... 50 HCHS dddd Northwood ddddd d5,.., 5 7 HCHS7, ,,,,, -. ., Alumni 5550,,55 ,,v... 3 5 HCHS ,,,,, Glenelg ...... 54 HCHS ,,,, - Arundel .A,d,, d,,,w,,,, 5 6 HCHS dddd do Sherwood ,,,, ,,,, , H42 HCHSS dddd S Annapolis ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 7 Annapolis ,,,,,,. ,,,,,, 4 8 Glenelg ,vv,,,,,, ..d.., 4 l Brooklyn ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Glen Burnie 53 57 Damascus .,,.,,, ,,,,ee Sherwood ....,.v ..eeee 4 7 Glen Burnie ,,,,,,,,65 Big Cec, hero against Glenelg. BOB CHITTENDEN Guard ED GEISLER Center .4-l --,J I 5 ,JZ 1 I ., -ggyimgy U was as M W W A :AA : tl gk ' 1 ? if 5 -1 nf' I' J' 1 bw 713 62 fs it Q gi 2 :an 5 V V, 1 is age 9 W. 12 25-31--3 K1 px N dply MY' fri - 5 .1 Q 3 .., iq J . s figs? IAIV Q git 5 E '45 wh Y L Q. Y wmv W. ay- 3 if 5 Si. nigga I in :Q F M 1 Wig if- 4 4 VEVA, 1 J J, . K Ili ll llll iw ,LA X VOLLEYBALL l Members of the team are: A. Bell, P. Schultz, B. Brown, J. Haker, B. Hoffmann, L. Hefler, M. Scaggs, S. Fischer, P. King, M. Pope, Halvorson, and B. Thomas. VARSITY HOWARD ...... O Glenelg HOWARD -- .... 2 Glenelg HOWARD .... - ..... 32 Arundel HOWARD .. ....... 37 Annapolis -- HOWARD--. ....... 33 Glen Burnie HOWARD- ....... -25 Brooklyn -- HOWARD - .... -I7 Arundel HOWARD 51 Annapolis -- L. Benner, B. Wallich, S. Leisenring, J. Warfield, S. Little, G. Coles, B. 2 HOWARD Glen Burnie -------.33 l HOWARD----- - 40 Brooklyn ---i3 24 J.V. l5 HOWARD- ........ 2 Glenelg .,... O HOWARD-------N i Glenelg 2 - -- 20 HOWARD Arundel .... 31 HOWARD ..... ---2l Arundel ---. .------44 -- ---26 Under the coaching of Miss Betty Lang the girls ended their volleyball seasor with seven wins and three defeats. Jo Ann Haker and Barbara Hoffmann lec the team as co-captains. The Junior Varsity won one game anc lost three games. Ing Barbara iumps to spike against Brooklyn. mats' Q81 'X W is f J If x 1-.14 Q .4 V1-GR , I :Nw 5 2 K ns V Lyii 1 '5ff , gi Nw ,, ',,, fs V A ' -hL, A V g.V:f my it A M if .. ., A V72 'Ai7'1 V A 3 5 TJ W T'1 ,Q r 5 Q25 V 95 . S ., ln JV A ,, if - ila f ' -zzii 1 . ,, 5 I Q tak .. K f'xm , Wa JNQME Wfzfiw' , h A. ,A,,i?Ww, i .V ,,., XM V - V M V. YQ is M A,- ' 5 ,ff g was we HOWARD MEETS Walter Johnson ....,,...... 63 HOWARD ,,,..,,.. , ...... 4 l HOWARD ..,,,, H62 Sherwood ...A,o M43 Damascus Invitational Meet Ten schools participated. Howard tied for third p points. Northwood Invitational Meet Nine schools participated. Ed Geisler broke two reco iumping six feet. Arundel ,,,a., ff.A.- 6 7 HOWARD ..,Y -.---- 6 0 Southern 7V2 Bel Air .v,,, ffAf-, 5 8 HOWARD --.. ,,A., .20 Senior members of the track team are, first row: E. Bourne, J. Bonsal, W. Hobbs, A. Petrlik, D Fischer B. Fisher, H. McClanahan. Second row: T. Schatz, B. Ash, E. Geisler, K. Richardson, T. Zenich B Resau Henry becomes airborne as he broad iumps at Bel Air. .u Iimniiiilflfiiit:7fWi'i?8Y13'f6739iii32lSx'31f5S'rFP!H'iiia4.W W . r 5'-ei . -.,:.--M, FIRST ROW, from left to right: Mr. B, Ormiston, coach, C. Perkins, T. Zenich, B. Ash, T. Schatz, R. Huth, B. Fisher, J. Lanahan, H. Patterson and B. Vaughn, managers. SECOND ROW: W. Brown, B. Wilder, G. Hoddinot, P. Freeman, V. Pindell, S. Whorton, and D. Boyer. THIRD ROW: E. Daniels, manager, G. King, F. Mitchell, W. Corum, C. Pindell, B. Magrogan, manager. FOURTH ROW: J. Conrey, R. Lokey, L. Brown, D. Larrick, and D. White. BASEBALL Although winning only four and losing eight games, the baseball team finished in a blaze of glory. ln their last game of the year they topped their county rivals Glenelg by a score of 2-l in an exciting ten inning contest. Nlr. Ormiston coached the Lions while Cecil Perkins and Boyd Fisher were chosen Co-Captains by their teammates. Mr. Ormiston will have to rebuild his team next year because of the loss of eleven men by graduation. Cecil follows through after blazing a fast ball across the plate. HOWARD- .,,.,,,, - HOWARD ..,,...,A, HOWARD ,,,O,OY HOWARD , ...O,. - HOWARD ,,,.,..,D HOWARD-, .,.,,,,. SCORES Southern ..O,D , ,.,,., 2 HOWARD. -VA,Af Damascus .,v.DDv.D, .. O HOWARD --AfAf--, - Annapolis ,.7,D,,,.. 3 HOWARD Brgoklyn YY--AY-Y'--, 2 HOWARD ..,,..,,,. Southern .,s,..o,o.o. 4 HOWARD DDf-D---,O Arundel ,s,. ..,e,s , -12 HOWARD fDf-fDfD-- - Annapolis -- Glen Burnie Brooklyn Damascus -- Glenelg ,... Glenelg ,s,vs Boyd Fisher Cleftl hits a single past third base to drive in Tony Schatz Krightj and post a victory over Damascus. SENIORS From left to right: B. Ash, D. White, D. Boyer, C. Perkins, R. Huth, T. Zenich, B. Wilder, J. Conrey T. Schatz, B. Fisher, and D. Larrick. FIELD DAY Field Day, one of the school's biggest athletic events, was vvon by the seniors. This was the second straight year that the Class of '59 was victorious. lt was a close contest between the three classes and exciting to watch. A large part of the student body participated in the various activities, while others were content to be spectators. Seniors . ,. c,,,, 74V2 points Sophornores ,c 63 points Juniors ,,.,,,60V2 points Boyd Fisher speeds to victory in the 440 Heave ho! relay. Big Ed goes up and over Sw i n g ! iidis 'Y 'NWMB' Hit it again! N W RECORDS Boys' Broad Jump-Henry McClanahan-20 feet, 9 inches. 220-Yard Dash-Boyd Fisher-24 seconds. Medley Relay-Resau, Petrlik, Bailey, Backhaus-2 minutes, 54 seconds Ctied old recordl. Girls' 50-Yard Dash-Ann Yates-7 seconds Ctied old recordt. Girls' Shuttle Relay-Ingram, Aist, Huntley, Oakley-I minute, 57 8!lO seconds. The photo to the left shows Dale White winning the 440-yard dash. Ann Yates ties the record. Quick handoffs. V Ted Zenich winds up! Over and under! SENHOFR CXAS5 SONG Hhood Qeafs Fvom cl-u ' M Schod xieavg Kumov hug, YJ High! Home facluafioni ' S of these ajeazvs. H1 Jfhe ufmg and deff? NQYTXOY 18 9 Xaqecl, bo ' QVC3et. ' Y 01 The qamesfkafw F memofxes we cavvli Q dances Too, V1-lkmqe I' That we -136 ull be e Umm Clecowr, and e COYTCQYTS and plabss and aSSembles ouw SCYX.l0Y TAP To see New YOYK. U1ev1hese,'Uwee, useavg C x.JOYKEatocje Twe, fwiendg wfemakn. N T-Xml ouv Susmbox 09 Xove, 'the smaxl Sweefheaft TULC bCEu,Lfxj, love, 3063 fflB56StNj- g gfmxi of life, Ouv own cjveen ana wkkjtgi XJ:Hl'we WSU: as Gfefnallxj. av Ns 'di new to Uwe Kami 0? Suqcesg 'M be 'Uwe hamixnegg dveamed How wc have ouv goai W wouqh vmpafhed wafcvs ICO un A can Tell. 001360 ,565 f ', fl! 4- Af' lr , MOTTO afhecx 0521-t5Y5 Thvouah un? Tbx1ndvEdmed SMOYES Gveew Swef-2 COLORS and wwjfe MER Rose CLASS OF 7959 ,ff Il Wondering who will be crowned King and Queen, the members of The court walk into the dance. To the right is the happy Queen, Vicki Kearton, as she is crowned by her escort, King Henry McClanahan. Posing in front of King Howards Castle is the court of the Junior-Senior Prom. Representing each homeroom, the members were selected by the senior class. Left to right: Bennie Bailey, Vivian Boswell, Bill Swann, Rosa Coles, Ross Huth, Brenda Herberson, Henry McClanahan, Vicki Kearton, Shirley Zepp, Hugh Cole, Mary Ellen Scaggs, and Kenzie Smith. Q5r4Q'l.i2Wi.:si.fzafif , f ' .f.1M'teil'. 5 -1 tiled .Jil The seniors were proud to have Miss Bowers, Mr. Harms, Mrs. McFarland, Mr. Fisher, Mrs. Lotz, and Mr. Lupashunski as their advisors. Their friendly in- terest and advice guided us Through a memorable year. 'iw wr, M1-MW' W mm www A Wmwkwm ...W-,,,,,,.W.f,,..,.-..x-m.- if QE 44...-Qwvq x 5 ' Q-E Kim iw ,, 3 , KV M-K L+ A W K' frm aw:w x 5 'Wx -null? A i , Ti' 'wiv' . ' 'A 4 .nw - Senior Class President Boyd Fisher Howard Shield Editor Sue Force Lion s Tale Editor Kay Maisel Student Council Presider National Honor National Honor Hobart Noll Society President Don Weigel Society President Sandy Yingling A.A. President Bob Chittenden F.T.A. President Donna Little DSCAR WIN N E RS ggi-ggg F.B.L.A. President F.H.A. President F-F-A President Della Aiken Joan Mitchell Herbert Streaker Wisest Owls Best All-Around Vicki Kearton Jo Ann Haker Richard Simpson Hobart Noll HALL C Best Athletes Ann Bell Cecil Perkins Class Clowns Barbara Hoffmann Bunky Cole Best Looking Claire Lange Buck Ash Most Talented Eva Bourne Ted Koppel AME Most Likely to Succeed Sue Force Hobart Noll Best Dancers Janice Floyd Nick Backhaus Most Popular Biggest Flirts Mary Ellen Scaggs Pat Burgee Buck Ash Bob Chittenden Best Dressed Claire Lange Bennie Bailey Most Pep Mary Ellen Scaggs Cecil Perkins , .M MW WL we Num ,, 551565, ' ' Y M Q i my is , Q5 aigfii. f f rat, -, ,- f L :ey 'VW W , . pw S A, E ' Z W: Q, If 0 A it , f5.Wk . if f l,, iw, VIA fi ,L , L' A lx 1 'Si' gg S A G. E3 i Qi i ,kg Q1 - ,,, ' ig 2.33, i . . .A Q A' A 4 f . f my A Q . F ff gf' if-'.a::,fe-w ,ffvfv F uk ' s Q Eb i Ki Q, Q ,sms 2 2 , AA.. ,. f eu-.,. ,www ,Y if wma. W W 556 av, Lf 2 f V-FP' '35 X 1531575 11 PM We LW - 'W Ls? I 3 ' 57422 R Qlw it. kia? f si N ff' P bl ' Q- ' .:. Ml 5 , I F' 2 A if iz an ig 1 .v iii D Q .9 -H , H ? 'V's! 5fW' ...mai vm For twelve long years the seniors waited for this night. There were many memories from elementary to high school on which they could reflect. Yet this was not only a time for memories. Having passed the milestone of graduation, it was a time for thinking, dreaming, and hoping of the many new challenges and milestones to be met and passed. The seniors began arriving at Howard at 6:45 P.M., filled with excitement, sorrow, and happiness. Eight o'clock arrived sooner than anyone had expected. Then what followed now seems like another memory. The address was given by Miss Bertha Atkins, the Under Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare. The long-awaited diplomas were presented by Mr. John E. Yingling, Sr., Howard County Superintendent of Schools. Then the special awards were presented by Mr. Omar J. Jones, prin- cipal. The Valedictory and Salutatory addresses were presented by Marylane Yingling and Claire Lange, respectively. The Valedictory and Salutatory addresses were presented by Mary- lane Yingling and Claire Lange, re- spectively. The class song and Alma Mater were sung by the two hundred eight graduates. By this time many eyes were becoming tearful. The grand finale was the reces- sional. The graduates marched out proudly holding their diplomas. Marylane Yingling delivers the Valedic- tory address. Lange. QL, ' .,g, :: iii .. f. The Salutatory address is given THE TOP TEN PERCENT OF THE CLASS OF T959 Marylane Yingling Claire Patricia Lange Lois Marie Musgrove Barbara Jean Lineberry Vicki Louise Kearton Suzanne Kathryn Force Rosa Jane Moxley Barbara Ann Cavey Carol Sylvia Lord Carole Edith Williams Donald Lee Weigel Elissa Marie Mattheiss Henry Harrison McClanahan Margaret Ellen Schultz Ted Koppel Ruby Ann Beckett Ronald Stephen Taylor Annemarie Gabor Margaret Jane Chaffman Eva Lillian Bourne Miss Bertha Adkins addresses the graduates. Ted Koppel was the one thousandth graduate of Howard High. The platform guests included the Howard County Com missioners, the members of the Board of Education and other distinguished guests GRADUATION AWARDS Maryland Sons of American Revolution Medals for Good Citizenship .a....,-..o Women's Civic Club of Ellicott City Keys Faculty Award .A,c,.,,co,,,,-,-,,-,-,-vv---,-,--,-, American Mathematical Association Award ,-..A,,,-,,,.,,A,--,-,-,-,--,-,-,vw-,,, w-,cA Howard Chapter of National Honor Society Award ....,.....,,-,..,,,N,,.-.Acc,, Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizen Award ,,,,,,,,Ao.,,A,,oo-, Balfour Key .cv-..cco,o,,-,.,,-,----ca---, -,-,-,a,a,, Bausch and Lomb Science Award .,cc.,. American Legion, Laurel, Maryland, Post No. 60 School Award ,,-,-,-,,a-- Hoplite Physical Education Medals ....,v. De Kalb Award for Agricultural Accomplishment ,cc,... . ..,v,,.,........,,....,., - Ellicott City Businessmen's Association Award .. .........c,v,.,........,c,,,,,,..,,....,,,,..., -, Student Secretary Award c.c,............,c,.... Betty Crocker Homemaker Award ....c,..v,.. . John Philip Sousa Band Award .a........v.c.,,..,. Centre Lodge 40, Ellicott City, Independent Order of Old Fellows Award ,..,vL,....sL....... Danforth Foundation Award ..... .- HOBART JO ANN DONALD JO ANN DONALD DONALD BENTON NOLL, JR. HAKER LEE WEIGEL HAKER LEE WEIGEL LEE WEIGEL MARY LANE YINGLING MARY LANE YINGLING VICKI LOUISE KEARTON ELISSA MARIE MATTHEISS BERNARD DANIEL FISCHER, JR. EDGAR BOYD FISHER ANN LEE BELL HERBERT ARTHUR STREAKER, JR. BARBARA ANN CAVEY BARBARA ANN CAVEY SONDRA FAYE SOUDER LEON ROSS LORD HEN RY HARRISON MCCLANAHAN WATTS BYERLY HOBBS, JR. SUZANNE KATHRYN FORCE GRADUATION PARTY This year, for the first time, a gradu tion party was held for the entire seni class and their dates. Sponsored by group of parents, the party was he at the Dalton Clubhouse. The hall w gaily decorated in the class colors, gre- and white. A buffet meal was served I the parents. A luke box provided pop lar music. The senior class appreciatn the successful efforts of the parents wl sponsored the party. -WC. x 3'8- wif . Na .Ji W CLASS OF I9 9 The sophomore year was lots of fun, The iunior year a test, But when l think it over, The senior year was best. First came our rings, we put them on And boy! did they look smart, And next in line was Homecoming, Where we took the biggest part. Our basketball team was really great, The best we ever had. They came in second in the state, Which made us very glad. Our senior trip the first of May, Surely was a sight. New York City was very grand, Though we got no sleep at night. The Senior Prom was marvelous, And so was our Class Night Featuring the sweetheart rose And our colors, green and white. And now we can reflect upon Our Graduation Day. It started a new life for us. God help us on our way. ELISSA MATTHEISS Charles Mellin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Balderson Dawn Beckett Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Biemiller Larry Boarman Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bonsal Mr. and Mrs. James Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boyd Airman 2nd Class Raymond Boyd Calvin Bruce Mrs. Carrie Buffington Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Buicko Charles Cathcart and Wendy George Chaffman Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cole Irene and Peyton Coles Bryan Cotton Mrs. Minnie E. Cross Jack Dasher Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dehne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dishman Bev Ditch Miss Joanne Donovan Anne Eakin Buddy and El Mr. and Mrs. Harry Emory Miss Marion H. Ferguson The Fincham Family Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Mr. Frank Fisher Mr. David W. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Force Kenneth L. Fountain Herbert Godshall Mr. and Mrs. George Haker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hammond Mr. Gale Henderson Mrs. Lee Henderson Dr. John T. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Herberson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hilbert Miss Faith Hipsley Mrs. Charles E. Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. John Howe Mr. C. H. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hughes Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Huntley Mr. and Mrs. James Hurt Sharon and Linda Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kane Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keene Miss Betty Lang Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lange Dick Larrick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larrick Ted Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. Lenahan Mr. and Mrs. Norman Little Leon Lord Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lord PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Lord, Jr. Fran and Louise Mr. Lupe Ronnie MacDiarmid Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mabry Earl W. Maisel, Sr. Theodore C. Mattheiss Charles McCawley Mrs. Katherine McFarland Mr. James R. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ethel D. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Novak Moxley, Jr. James R. Moxley, Sr. Mullaly William G. Musgrove Russell Moxley, Jr. Joseph Neubauer T. Newman Everett Newton Miss Wilhelmenia Oldfield Dave Peddicord Don Perdue Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plage Miss Phyllis Pope Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Powell James Quinlan, Sr. Joseph H. Ray William Redmond Edward Rehbein William F. Rex Jack Roache Joan and Roland Barry K. Romoser Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sampson John M. Sass Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. er Sause Fred Schoenbrodt William Schultz J. William Scott Frank Shue Baker Singhass W. H. Skipper Vernon R. Skipper Sommerville Murray Sosslau Eugene Souder Herbert A. Streaker John Struck Mrs. Agnes Thomey Mary Lewin Thompson George Tye, Jr. Judy Tye Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vaughn Walsh Joseph Winkles Robert Weigel, Jr. Robert Weigel, Sr. Donald L. Wessel Leon Wilhide Edith and Wilton Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cliffton K. Yearley John Yingling, Sr. Luther Young Fraley Zimmerman Ray Zimmerman Frank Zito Betsy Lou Hyatt Ralph Webb Sue Force Ned Clark Eddie Geisler John Mitchell Barbara and Don Eddie Bourne Linda White Rosa Coles Cathie Baker Bobby Covey Benny Bailey Allen Oliver Dale White Linda Hefler Sandy Yingling Peggy Kraisser Elissa Mattheiss Donna Wiley Barbara Skipper Sandy and Paul Herbert Crum Dot and Bob Nancy McDonald Joan Zimmerman Marcia Gebhart Sue Jones Mary Carolyn Shrop Joan and Bucky Sandy and Bobby Pat and Billy Dewey Williamson Mrs. D. Roberts Bill Wilder Helen Baker Hylda Jean lrvin Hatfield Beverly Wallich Faith Waters Maybelle Pope Jenny and Marty Rosa Moxley Claire Lange Janet Bowman Lee Kaiser BCCSTERS Terry Whitaker Carole Williams Sarah Dishman Dorothy Dishman Andy Clark Mr. George Bowman, Jr lrving Jim Creeger Dee and Dick Cindy and Ken Ronald Taylor Jennings Gaither Lois Musgrove Edna Burns Mary Agnes Stivers Bob Stivers Ruth Stivers Ed and Brenda Earl and Judy Louis E. Hobson John Hauschild Rose Marie Gottschalk Eddie Daniels Donna Morsberger Barbara Hortman Jimmy Quinlan Aubie and Bruce Marilyn Moxley Bill Hauschild Earl Maisel Warren McKinney Barry O'Neill Joan and Boyd Bill Vaughn Ruth Gregory Suzy Sanders Barry Magrogan Tena Allen Pat and Toni Sam DeBone Fred Delaney Dimples Romoser Charles Shirley Albert Petrlik Hobart Buddy Noll, J Paul T. Miller Smitty and Tony Frances and Frank Jeanette Driver Jeanie and Toni D. Carol Lord Sharon Smith Shirley Smith Mary Ellen Scaggs Jan Huntley Della Aiken Gloria and Jack Sue Little Jeanne Cotton Bob Resau Peggy Schultz Larry Corum Wallace Corum Charles and Vivian Margaret and Jimmy Nancy and Danny Faye and Jimmy Louise and Joe Mimi Atwell Carol Heishman Lois Ann Singhass Johnny and Evelyn :rank Heber Ruth and Jimmy Rita and Charles Barbara Hoffmann Mary and Richard Kay Maisel Don Weigel Joe and Grace Donna Little Peggy and Bobby Frances Hammond JoAnn Haker Kay Dailey Carol and Dick Bonnie Brown Janice Williams Ruby Beckett and Ronald Dayhoff Vaughn and Helen Evelyn and Bob Joan Peddicord Official Photographers to the HOWARD SHIELD For Dis+inc+ive Pho+ography Wifh a Personal Touch See DAN and DICK a+ I43 Eas? Main S+ree+ WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Phone Tl 8-6530 UNCLAIMED FREIGHT OUTLET CO. 350I Park Heighfs Avenue Thousands of Gill Ifems Open Monday Only 9:30 a.m. I'o I2:00 p.m. BYRD'S DAIRY BAR Ice Cream-Milk Shakes Sandwiches-Coffee--Cigare'Hes WATERLOO ROAD - I LAUREL JEWELRY SHOP Compllmenfs HI L I S, C my of sneff Silver-Eyes Examined I2 F 302 Main S+ree'I PA. 5-3388 Say I+ Wi+l1 COOK'S Flowers From C. H. COOK 8: SON Flowers for All Occasions Columbia Pike EIlicoH' Ci'Iy 334 Ellicofl Ci'Iy, Maryland CompIimen+s of B AND A AMOCO STATION EIIicoH Ci+y, Maryland Complimenls of Complgmen'I's LElDlG'S BAKERY 0 Main S'Iree'I' EII' H C' . M I d pfgne EUYC' GEICO Ellico+'I' Ci+y, Maryland Complimenis of C0mPllme +5 of Ellico'H' Ci+y's Ladies' Auxiliary EllicoH Cify, Maryland I2 C HOMEROOM REX'S ESSO STATION Tires-Tubes-Accessories-Lubricalion Phone: Ellicofl' Cify 485 Monlgomery Road, EllicoI r Cily, Maryland BUELL'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Frank G. Buell Ballimore Nafional Pike Phone-Ellico'H Cily l234 ACADEMCY sMm-rs VARIETY si-IOPPE - - Gif+s-Toys-Hobbies SaIeszFord9'7Servrce Foonong Hd Dogs Laurel' Maryfaiqd PA. 5,3200 Dorsey, Maryland Elkridqe 336-J Complimenfs of SAVAGE SUPER MARKET JOHN MOSMILLER Savage, Maryland MARYLAND DRUG CO., INC. Laurel, Md. and Vicinify Prescripfion Specialisls I26 Washingfon Boulevard. Laurel PA. 5-2772 PARLETT MOTOR COMPANY C m'f,fIme IS Direci' Fac+ory Ford Dealer GILBERT E. HARMAN EIIicO++ ony, Md. WELDING C0- GEORGE F. SCHATZ Phone PArIrway 5-0799 PPIPHPQ MERSON'S D . ecomg TV 8. APPLIANCE MONTGQMERY RD. Phone 308 Main S+ree+ ELLICOTT CITY, MD. E. C. I24W JIM MERSON LAUREL, MD. PATAPSCO TAYLORS' STORE NATIONAL BANK EIIico'H' CH'y, Maryland CompIimen+s of BILL PHILLIPS . 'F TAYLORS Bank by Mall O . . Jewelry-Furnifure-Appliances Safe-Economlcal-Convenlenf Convenien+ Credif Main Sfreef, EIIicoH' Cify, MaryIand We PaY I-he Postage Phone: E. C. I90 or l02 Com pIimen+s of ELKRIDGE PHARMACY Phone ELK 290 Elkridge, Md. BAKER'S GARAGE 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Wrecks Bough+, Sold, and RebuiI+ Phone Waferloo 808J-2-PArIcway 5-9874 WASHINGTON BLVD. JESSUP, MD. EDWARD T. CLARK AND SONS Fuel Oil Burner Service Hardware-Painfs Garden and Lawn Supplies PHONE E.C. 330 DAVIS 81 HEMPHILL Screw Machine Products ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET INC. Wesf Friendship Maryland ALLAN DRIVE: Presideni' and General Manager GEARHART'S FOOD MARKET ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND CHICK-N-RIB BAR-B-Q IO8 Washinglon Blvd. Laurel, Maryland Phone: PArlcway 5-4449 SEAFOOD AND SU BMARINES THE LAUREL DINER Slealcs - Pizza - Palron Parking II8 Washinglon Blvd. Laurel, Maryland THE VOGUE SHOP' Corner Main and C S+ree'I's Laurel, Maryland The Specially Shop for Smarl Young Women SCAGGSVILLE MARKET Choice Meals R. 46526 and New 96929 PA. 5-l2I2 Complimenls of GUILFORD ESSO STATION Always lhe Newesl in Hair Slyuing LAUREL BEAUTY SHOP 358 Main Slreel, Laurel, Md. PA. 5-9440 Complimenls of WALTER E. BROWN Roofing - Siding - Spoufing Phone Ellcridge I295 PETE REICHARDT ESSO SERVICE R. F. D. 2, Ellicoll' Cily, Md. Phone: Globe I632 Complimenls of HENRY HOUSE 8: SONS Surge Sales and Service VICTOR G. COPESTAKE Reislerslown, Md. Tennyson 3-3 I 66 VICTORIA MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Parisius Modern Colleges - Television -- Radio Special Honeymoon Collage - Aparlmenis Complimenls of JOHN GRABOWSKI Complimenls of PARKER FUEL COMPANY BROSENNE'S GENERAL STORE Poullry - Dairy Producls Pine Orchard Globe 680-J2 DICICS PINTO STABLE Horses for Hire - Boarded and School Ponies for Carnival, Picnic Richard Lowe and Daughler Ilchesler Roacl Phone Rldgeway 7-7598 6 MAKE MINE MILK Besi' Wishes BALTIMORE TRANSFORMER AND COIL COMPANY 5607 Washingfon Blvd. ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Sandy admires HyIda's and Tony's class rings made by 'rhe L. G. Balfour Company. VILLA FOOD MARKET 35 Main S+ree+ EIIicoH' Ci+y PHONE: EIIicoH Ci+y-3OI OLIN'S 5c - SI.00 STORE 89 Main S+. ELLICOTT CITY, MD. Visif THE ENCHANTED FOREST Sforybook Land of Fairy Tales Come True ROUTE 40 - ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND PIC MOTORS Home of CIean Cars 6I05 WasI1ing'Ion Boulevard ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND Phone: EIIcricIge 699 WOODYS WASH. BLVD. Jessup, MD. SMITH AND KAEHLER RFD 9952 ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND Phone: Globe 803 POIST FURNITURE AND GAS CO. Furni+ure BoH'Ie Gas PHONE PArIcway 5-3232 360 Main S'I'reeI' LAUREL, MARYLAND DEZES' PIZZA I+aIian Cuisine LoIos'I'er Shish-Kebab WASH. BLVD. AND WATERLOO ROAD Wa'rerIoo 807 J. H. TOOMEY 8: SON Fuel and Lumber Mechanls Since I896 ELKRIDGE 27. MD. ELKRIDGE I02 G. V. Sfevens L. B. Co'Hon Armiger 464 Elk. 6l8-J TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC SERVICE InsI'allaIions and Repairs Ellcridge 27, Md. PAUL'S MARKET I30 Main S+reeI af Columbia Pike EllicoH' Ci+y, Maryland Srore ol Sarislaciion Honesf Policies and Courleous Service We Deliver Phone: E. C.369-370 Complimenls of THE HOWARD CHAPTER of THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Congraiulalions +o I'l1e Class of I959 From Sheriff and Mrs. Norman O. Howard TEN OAKS Nursery and Gardens, Inc. CLARKSVILLE, MARYLAND W. L. HASTINGS H. D. SMITH Plumbing and Healing Confraciors Floor Sanding Ellrridge 422 5533 Washingfon Blvd. Woodsfoclc, Maryland Davis 8-2 I22 Complimenls of HOWARD HIGH P-TA P-TA officers of Howard High. Complimenls of HOWARD COUNTY LOCKER PLANT Roure I44 S+. Johns Lane Ellico++ Ciry, Maryland SANNER SPORT SHOP 7l0 Frederick Ave. Rl. 7-8878 Canfonsville Complefe Arhleric Supplies Give us an opporfuniry +o serve you. EVERGREEN MOTOR THE TALBOTT LUMBER CO. Farm Supplies -- Building Malerials COURT AND RESTAURANT Elecfrical Appliances - Plumbing Supplies i Painls Elkridge 27. Maryland Ellicofr ciiy, Md. Phones: ral-424 KRAMER'S SWIMMING POOL AND PLAYGROUND Sofr Drinks - Candy - Ice Cream Glenwood, Maryland Phone: Sykes. 248-WI BUELL'S RESTAURANT Famous for Home Cooked Meals Appe+izingly Cooked and Prepared by 1-he Super-Chef Roule No. 40 Ballimore Nalional Pike Phone, EllicoH Cily 269 LAUREL PHARMACY Your Prescriplion S'l'ore Washinglon Blvd. and Main S+ree+ PArkway 5-3355 Regisfrafion No. 8269 GEARI'IART'S DINER Good Food Air Condirioned Phone: Ellicolrl Ci'ry lO8-2 l lARDIVIAN'S MOTEL Ellico'H Cily, Maryland Phone: EllicoH Ci+y IOI9 GREENWAY MOTEL US alfl - Walerloo Complimenfs of MR. AND MRS. HOBART B. NOLL E 8: M SINCLAIR STATION Washingfon Boulevard Near Dorsey Road Elk. 463-M Elkridge 27, Maryland Complimenls of COLONIAL CHINA COMPANY Washingfon Blvd. IVZ Mile Soufh of Elkridge Phone: Elk. 542 Com plimenls of MR. AND MRS. CARROLL BRAUN Repairing - Towing - Service Compllmenls of Gai - O - Tres WALL'S SERVICE STATION Wl llTE'S TEXACO SERVICE EIIic0++ Cify, Maryland Lubricalion - Washing - Accessories IO7 Washing+on Blvd. Laurel, Md. Howard C- Wall Plwnei E- C- 438 CAPLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE EIIicoH CiI'y's Largesl' and Besl' Slore Your Slore Since I895 ELLICOTT CITY. MARYLAND Phone E. C. 350 Melville Scott 81 Son GENERAL INSURANCE S+. Jol1n's Lane and Fredericlc Road EIIicoH Cily, Maryland Phone E. C. I99 COBB'S GULF SERVICE STATION Road Service Localecl in Ellcridge on Rou'I'e I Open 24 Hours 5500 Washinglon Blvd. ELKRIDGE. MARYLAND Ellzridge 375 MERSON'S TV 81 APPLIANCES 308 Main S+ree'r LAUREL, MARYLAND Parkway 5-0779 T WILFLAX MOTORS, INC. Roule 40 EllicoH' Ci'l'y E. C. 9ll PLYMOUTH, CHRYSLER. AND IMPERIAL BOB'S 5c-l0c TO 51.00 Magazines-Toys-Candy EllicoH Cify, Maryland Complimenis THE of ELLICOTT CITY TIMES A S+romberg Newspaper . 0 Serving Howard Counfians Mobile Home Village Since I840 On U.S. elf! EH. 911+ Siareez d WATERLOO, MARYLAND i5fioNE' EI Cir!-Sash Complimems Complimenfs of of LAUREL TFT'-EY SPORTS CENTER TEA FN' For Office Sporfing Supplies Goods SAUMENIG 8: SCHREIBER COMPANY D U O s. 6427 Balfiirligre lilegiiznal Pilce Wes? of Ro Plenfy of Free Parking Complimenls of FARM AND HOME BUILDERS Complimen+s of l'lANSON'S SERVICE STATION Complimenis of DEKAUB AGRICULTURE ASSOCIATION Corn: Sorghum: Chicks JOHN L. REIMSNYDER General Merchandise Dorsey Phone: Elkriclge 336R BELTZS ANTIQUES Yes+ercIays, Inc. Washing+on Blvd. PArkway 5-9859 LAUREL FABRIC SHOP Dress and Decoralor Fabrics 3II Main S+. Laurel Opposi+e Laurel Thea+er SIMPSON AMOCO SERVICE New 29 al 32 Simpsonville, Maryland Phone: AT. 6-2982 MAGIROS PHARMACY Rogers Ave. and Roufe 99940 EIlicoH' Cily, Md. Phone: E.C. 2022 Prescriplions and Drugs BARTH'S ESSO SERVICE Pine Orchard Esso Phone GLobe 680W2 EIIicoH Cily, Md. Complimenls of WlNELAND'S LAUREL THEATRE Com plimenls of WATERLOO SAND AND GRAVEL Jessup, Maryland CompIimenI's of TYE'S MUD HUT Complimenfs of BILL'S CITIES SERVICE U.S. R+e. 40, ElIico++ CiI'y, Maryland CompIimen+s of ADAMS' GULF STATION ELLICOTT CITY TYLER'S CONFECTIONARY Milk Shakes and Sundaes Monfgomery Road, ElIicoH Cify, Md. Phone: E.C. 649 BROWN'S SINCLAIR STATION Tire Cenrer Simpsonville, Md. A+. 6-24I0 Complimenfs of JEWEL TEA CO. souTHERN sTATEs 'NC' MARKETING CO-OP I407 Parker Road Dixie Brealifasi' Eggs ARBUTUS' MARYLAND DORSEY. MD. Elk. II06 PICKETT PETROLEUM COMPANY Distributors-The California Oil Company EllicoH' Cily, Maryland Phone E. C. 990 W. R. GRACE 81 COMPANY Research and Developmenl' Division Washinglon Research Cenler Clarksville, Maryland Phone Aflas 6-2l0I PROCTOR JOHN T. SWANN ELECTRIC COMPANY Represeniing LAIRD B. SCOTT Coolidge and Cons'l'ance Reahor Avenues HIGHLAND. MARYLAND ARBUTUS, MARYLAND Phone Circle Residence: A'I'las THE FORCE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Asphali' Paving--Railroad Cons+ruc'I'ion D. W. FORCE Ellico'H Ci+y, Maryland E. C. I472 Complimenfs A of KELLERIS HOWARD SHIELD MARKET STAFF Rou1'e I75 JESSUP, MARYLAND THAT'S ALL, FOLKS Q.-if! Q Tw