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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

N9 Be, NAL Ho oo? fvoe S001 ery Bflll 44 VOLLEYBALL SS BA FC MLW M00 BASEBALL ALA URE A QW .X L A 7-E xumoa v LLLNTLN DP-W5 FNA BANQUET 95909 HOC LA KEY C805 V6 SE SSXQ9 ROM L83 FIELD DAY 1 LLBPXNQUE I V Q QA 'YY SGYHQNXOYCYJ Y PM 519 Q9 C HRISTMAS UA NLE Q5 QXB Q96 X A a . -.,, 'W W d .. ,., '- -Q . - , if .f Q f A? f S fig 3 Ji' A5 , Q if v, 1 -if N...-. ,.- N15-..'.,.. LTA HOWARD COUNTY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND DEDICATION The class of 1960 dedicates the HOWARD SHIELD to its acl- visers: Mrs. Katherine McFarland, Mr. Frank Lupashunski, Mr. Arn- old Harms, Mrs. Margaret Lotz, Miss Margaret Bowers, and Mr. Lemuel Fisher. For your generous attitudes and willingness to help us with all our problems, we can never repay you. Our dedication of this yearbook to you is only a small token of our appreciation. There is even more gratitude in our hearts. IN APPRECIATION J. DANIEL ENGLAR With deepest Thanks to you, Dan, we express our appreciation. You have filled the pages of the HOWARD SHIELD with a wealth of your wonder- ful talent and you have given us the a s s i st a n c e and encouragement needed for a successful yearbook. Many hours you have spent at- tending our school functions, prepar- ing our numerous requests, and work- ing out our problems. A great in- terest you have taken in our yearbook and in our school. We appreciate your optimistic man- ner and the imagination you have used in photographs and in layouts. Long you will be remembered at Howard High and long we hope you will continue to work with us. We thank you, Dan. ' 'sm - ,L WWW A ,Bs ,M my ww. 'f 1514 .1 Wwii yt. Q' an 's A Si an 5 w W -an 4 W-A ' THE HOWARD HIELD STAFF 3. at fl JOAN WARFIELD DENNIS BARNES BETSY HYATT Assistant Editor Business Manager Photography Editor LINDA HEFLER LINDA DELOSIER MARIANNE HARVEY Sports Editor Senior Section Cover Design NANCY HOWE SHIRLEY CRAVER JOYCE BERTLING Cmphofographer Advertising Manager Art Editor P R I N C I P A L S M E S S A G E Congratulations, Class of l96O. A milestone in your pathway of life has been reached. You have achieved a goal to which you have aspired for many years. You have earned the feel! ing of accomplishment that you have at this time. Many and varied will be your lifetime pursuits and your successes. Remember the heritage of rights you enjoy in our American way of life. lt is your responsibility to preserve these rights and to pass on to succeeding generations the unique blessings and privileges that we en- ioy in a democracy. Cherish the bonds of friendship you formed here during your high school years. Keep them well and preserve in your heart a special warm spot for our own Howard County Senior High School. BARBARA BOGGS Western Maryland College, B.A. English i0 ALLlE CORBIN Madison College, B.S,, M.A. United States History EVELYN COATES Gettysburg College, A.B MARGARET BOWERS Western Maryland College, B.A Cornell Unversity, A.M. Mathematics ELEANOR DRIES Hood College, B.A. Music English ll Dramatics -5 Mas. QIB RUSSELL EARDLEY Shepherd College, B.S. Biology MORRIS GREEN Maryland Institute of Art, B.A. Art af., LEMUEL FISHER Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Typing MARION FERGUSON Western Maryland College, B.A Johns Hopkins University, M.A Vice-Principal Latin ARNOLD HARMS Boston University, BA, University of Maryland, BA. in University of Maryland, M.Ed. World History United States History Problems of Democracy W f . '41 ANN HOBBS Bucknell University, B.S. Business Arithmetic Bookkeeping Elementary Business Training ROBERT LEWIS Ithaca College, B.S. Band Q2 csv- BETTY LANG West Virginia University, B.S., M.S. Physical Education M - ,W-...,,..,f ft ra-.ii z s,...w, i we-,fi ., .,. sux me - JN f,.-W f, mi.. z,-wa-4-W.-,1.,. .U .-.W a..-,...,....1 Y Wim A as 4 Va MY. , f Q 5 as-at , 1 t misss W Q-Moss, M-3, W,-i,.W...,, ,,1,,,,.,. :www f - 4 ,, M, Mf- va it aw fu:-3,,.Lly 2 ,,, . A Q, . Q W. -N- ..--..-M' 1- web- H' wa., W. ,, WM., im A , A N, . 534,.,,,.,3, . D, ,..,, W, , as .,..,.- Q. ww-'T ,i1',f. V 233541 1 LEONORE JONES University of Maryland, B.A English 10 English i2 Al.lCE LINDGREN Iowa State College, B.S. Biology Mathematics M ,E we , Nd,-. v-asf' gas MARGARET LOTZ Pennsylvania State Universlly, BA. Slenography Typing Elemenvary Business Training JOSEPH MCNEILL LaSalle College, B.S. Chemistry Physics Mathematics wx., .Mc , nos -unc '41 I f -F 1, KATHERINE MCEARLAND Radford College, B.S. in Ed. George Peabody College, MA. English l2 Journalism '21 FRANK LUPASHUNSKI Bloomsburg Sfafe Teachers College, B,S. Problems of Democracy ELIZABETH MADILL Denison University, A.B. University of Pitisburgh, M.Ed English ll Speech QM.. Q, ROBERT MARSHALL University of Illinois, B.S. Physical Education Biology ANNA NASH Trinity College, BS. French Economic Geography NED MARTIN West Virginia University, 8.5 Agriculture Biology WILLIAM ORMISTON East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Physical Education Senior Science ETHEL MULLALY Emory and Henry College, A.B. College of William and Mary, A,B. in L.S. v ' I Library '3 an , r--I LOIS SAUTER Western Maryland College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.S. Guidance EMMA TROXEL Emory and Henry College, B.A. George Peabody College, M.A. United States History English 'l2 Economic Geography . , , fasztksszi-aw EDWARD STROCK Lycoming College, B.S. Business Arithmetic MILO SNIDER Wayne University, B.S., M.S. Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing FRANK VUKOVICH California State Teachers College, B.S. Industrial Arts JOAN WEATHERHOLTZ Potomac Sfafe College, A.A. West Virginia University, B.S. Home Economics CHARLOTTE TURNER Guidance Secretary CATHERINE WHEAT Washingwn College, A.B. Psychology Ma1hemaTiCS NANCY PFEIFFER Bookkeeper ANNA PEDDICORD Secretary -ff X il we sq O ii my K gM,55g5.4E' O R COOKS Betty Heber, Dora Deavers, Cosette Harding, and Thelma Heber pose for Dan behind the new steam table. Jim Williams Roger D0 5eY Roger and Jim are Hovvard's faithful iani- tors who day after day clean our halls, our classrooms, our cafeteria, and our grounds. Roger Dorsey lives on Route 32 near Sav- age and has been at Howard for e i g ht years. Jim, working here for five years, lives on Waterloo Road near the Water- loo Junior High School. wk. ff' A.,.L,, K f , ' 'i1,g -me f, , , i was W ' ' , me-'lf www'-21. 11-afgyzfQ,.1:,' 12'-' L- M12-6. .,,, ,.., , ALk,, W f-f -i,::gi22,g-1 3 ,L :W ff W7'i?'-Q - , 5,5 Q if yi. M, f L.aQg-,,9qfgww . , B Li. .Jw 5+ 'iii I I I 7 fquiss SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1960 President 7C,, L , L ,7,7 , ,,,,C,, ,, ,. S,,,C,,C,,C,,S L , ,A,, , SAM DEBONE Vice-president L L ,, BILL HESSON Se efary ,, , - RUTH GREGORY T e U er ANN BALDERSON MOTTO OUT OF THE SHADOW, INTO THE LIGHT. COLORS FLOWERS PURPLE and WHITE CYMBIDIUM aimninumumueamfest.. f. . .wmfwvxnmaw f mam DENNIS IRA AYERS High-erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Denny Academic Varsity football and ir. varsity basketball . .. Gym- nastics Club . . . NHS . . . likes girls, girls, girls . . . enioys sports and electronics . . . doesn't like fickle girls . . . one of the Fabulous Eleven. JOHN DAVID BAIER l love the look of the landscape. Dave Voc. Agr. FFA Luther League brown hair and hazel eyes . . . drives a '46 Dodge truck . . . enioys baseball . . . likes agriculture and shop . . . a future farmer. WILLIAM DILLON ALBRECHT Never pass a temptation lightly by. lt might not come again. Bill Academic Football . . . photography . . . physics . . . blue eyes . .. owns a '53'Plymouth . . . enioys hunting and swimming . . . fond of camping . . . future engineer. DOUGLAS EUGENE AULDRIDGE We cannot be just if we are not kind-heart- ed Il Doug Academic Soccer and football scorer . . . blue eyes and black hair says, Don't do anything l wouldn't do! . . . hobby is sleeping . . . dislikes long-winded girls . .wants to be an engineer. GEORGE DAVEY BAKER A man that will enjoy conscience but lead a quiet life. Dave General Auto-Aero Club .. . owns a '56 Ford . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . enioys phy. ed .... dislikes women drivers . . . blue eyes and brown hair . . . puts Sandy at the top of his list. ANN BEVERLY BALDERSON Wisdom is to the soul what health is to the body. Ann Academic French Club . . . vice-president of NHS . . . Student Council . . . owns a white MG . . . likes all subiects . . . plans to attend college . . . very considerate of others blue-green eyes and blond hair. ROBERT ERNEST BANYAS Live in the present, the future never done nothin' for nobody. Bob General Fond of hunting, racing, and cars . . . brown hair, brown eyes . . . heard saying, Go away, will ya? likes mechanical drawing . . . always ready for a good time . . . wants to ioin the reserves. JOSEPH LOUIS BARAN A wink is as good as a nod to the wise. ,,JOe,, CYO General . . . enioys mechanical drawing . . . blue eyes . . . drives a '55 Pontiac . . . fond of Connie, boating, cars, sports, and Big Champs . . . future interests lie in dra fting or engineering. it JUDITH LOUISE BERRETT Promise is most given when the least is said. Judy Academic Physics Club . . . NHS . . . plans to be a successful pharmacist . . . brown-eyed blonde . . . likes Chow Mein . . . says, Geezie Peezie! . . . friendly smile. MARJORIE ANN BERRETT Sow good works and you will reap glad- ness. Margie Academic FNA brown hair and brown eyes collects post cards, recipes, and goldfish . . . likes pizza . . . Judy's other half .. . studious . . . plans to go to college. K x, DENNIS CHARLES BARNES A reasonable man needs only to practice moderation to find happiness. Dennis Academic Luther League president . . . volunteer fireman . . . enioys math and biology . . . says, How about that! . .. likes photography, skating, and badminton . . . future electronic engineer. BENJANHN BRUCE BEALMEAR Strike while the iron is hot. Bounce General Blue eyes and blond hair . . . enioys flying and hunt- ing . . . favorite subject is woodshop . . , employed at IGA Nu-Way Market . . . likes to pilot a PA-18. LEONARD BRUCE BONSAL Make hay while the sun shines. Lenny General Boys Chorus brown hair, brown eyes pet passion is being alone . . . pet peeve is big mouths . . . likes all sports . . . says, Something like that. . . future undecided. GEORGE ALAN BOTELER Every man is the builder of a temple, call- ed his body. Al General Hazel eyes and red hair . . . partly owns a '54 Hudson Jet . . . plans to become an aviation mechanic .. . hobbies are building and collecting models . . . likes turkey and football. JOYCE LEONA BERTLING The real artist's work is a surprise to her- self. Joyce Gen. Bus. Jr, varsity field hockey and basketball . . . pretty blue eyes . . . Gymnastics Club . . . likes pizza and art , . . says, Okey Dokey . . . fond of bookkeeping . . , Art Editor of the HOWARD SHIELD. AMOS HOBART BLUCHER A loyal companion, an excellent friend. Jerry General Laurel Teen Club . . . Laurel Ram Rods . . . blue eyes and brown hair . . . likes shop, phy. ed., and swim- ming . . . eats fried chicken . . . future car salesman . . . works for Prince George Fuel Company. lf BEVERLY MAY BOUNDS A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Bev General FNA . . . often says, Gaels, Bugs! . . . wants to work in art . . . has a passion for foreign cars . . . enioys basketball, water skiing, ice skating, and drawing . . . dislikes conceited people. BONNIE LEE BRANDENBURG A lass so neat with smiles so sweet. Bonnie General Secretary of FNA . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . excels in table tennis . . . a pinkie at Lutheran Hospital . . . loves pizza . . . often heard saying, Hey, that's neat! . . .very friendly. RUTH ALMA BREHM Manners are of more importance than laws. Al Academic Typing Club . . . Business Manager of THE LlON'S TALE . . . often heard saying, There's a little bit of good in everybody. . . . wants to be a doctor . . , likes sports, reading, hay rides, and hamburgers . . . interest- ed in Bob. HELEN REGINA BROADWATER Though modest and shy, there is a twinkle in the eye. Helen General Brown hair, green eyes . . . future Typist . . . says, For Pete's sake! . . . likes records, typing, softball, basketball, state troopers . . . dislikes conceited girls. DORIS ANNE BUELL lt matters not how long we live, but how. Sis General Future airline hostess . . . likes reading, sewing, and art . . . nice smile . . . favorite subiects are typing and English . . . brown hair and brown eyes. FRANK ANDREW BURKE Be just before you're generous. Buddy Comm. Gen. Bus. Dark brown hair sports a blue and white '56 Chevy . . . dislikes stuck-up girls . . . baseball fan . . . interested in sports and having fun . . . looking for- ward to a future of lots of rest and little work. if DOLORES ANN BROWN I saw and loved. HBUQH Gen-eral Blue-eyed blonde . . . often seen piloting a '54 Ford . . . sometimes says, Don't get shook! . . . pet pas- sion is boys with flat-tops . . . wild about dancing and drive-ins . . . ambition is to get her Mrs, Degree. THOMAS EDWARD BROWN, JR. We have it hidden in us to attain. TOm Academic Likes physics interested in radios one of Howard's top ten . . . Physics Club . . . doesn'1 like juniors in metal shop . . . basketball and soccer fan . . future electronic engineer. CAROLYN LEE CARTER A sweet nature, a shy manner, and a halo of beautiful blond hair. Carolyn Comrn. Gen. Bus. Blue-green eyes . . . active in Methodist Youth Fellow- ship . . . likes home ec., sewing, dancing, typing, and dating . . . future receptionist . . . can be found at the Varsity with a Daily-Double and a certain boy. ELMER CLEVELAND CHESGREEN When you call me that, SMILE. Bunky General Golf Club and St. Denis Teen Center . . . blue eyes, brown hair . . . says, If you-say so. . . . likes girls, art, and sports . . . wants to work for the Navy. MARY FRANCES BURNER I was never less alone than when by my- self. Mary General Green eyes and light brown hair . . . likes baseball and music . . . wants to be a good typist . . . interested in sewing , . . sweet Smile. ROBERT FORREST BURTON The more you see ot him, the more you like him. Bobby General Golf Club . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . says, Look at that! . . . likes girls, hunting, fishing, and basketball . . . works for his father . . . plans to be a contractor. ' DENNIS HENDERSON CLARK Address yourself to young people, they know everything. Denny General Brown hair . . . seen in a L50 white Chrysler . . . likes English, basketball, and hot dogs . . . hobby is sleep- ing . . . one of our working seniors. EDWARD TALBOTT CLARK, lll A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. Ned Academic French Club . . . green eyes and blond hair . . . likes football and guns . . . seen with Kay . . . fond of steak for breakfast . . . plans to go to college. GLORIA JANE COLES There's a good time coming. Cokey Comm. Sten. Assistant Editor of LlON'S TALE . . . mischievous green eyes and curly blond hair . . . plans to go to business college and become a stenographer . . . basketball and volleyball teams . . . says, That's wild! DONALD JOSEPH COLLINS Wit and wisdom make a wonderful world. Don Academic Physics Club . . . lots of ambition . . . hobbies are cars, sports and dancing . . . pet passion is a Corvette . . . likes soccer and football . . . often bursts forth with, How about that! . . . finds Laurel very attractive . . . blue eyes, brown hair. 'L HAROLD DENNIS COON Our trials increase with the years. Dinky General Study Club . . . slyly says, Sure, we know. . . . fond of economic geography, basketball, and steak , . . pet peeve is homework . . . hobbies are riding and hunting. BRENDA RUTH CORDERO She smiled and the shadows departed. Sunshine Comm. Sten. FTA . . . blue eyes . . . hopes to be an airline hostess likes to entertain bus drivers crazy about sweaters and Chevies . . . dislikes homework and catty people . . . often seen with Jeanette and Faye. -N., DOLORES JANE CONNER A sense of humor is a sense of propor- tion. Sis General CYO . . . believes there is a first time for everything . . . collects pennies and sews . . . dislikes homework . . plans to be a homemaker on a ranch in Arizona. SHIRLEY ANN COOK Great thoughts come from the heart. Cookie Gen. Bus. FNA . . . blond hair and brown eyes . . . likes read- ing, softball, volleyball, and typing . . . future typist . . . favorite subiects are English and home economics. ROBERT KENNETH CROSS Worry little, study less, is his idea of happi- ness. Bob General Ellicott City Fire Department member works at Miller's Chevrolet . . . plans to be a mechanic . . . dis- likes conceited girls . . . enioys soccer and hunting . . . crazy about steak . . . often says, ls everybody happy? MARY BERNADINE CURCI 'l'Everything is sweetened by risk. Curci General Future nurse . . . often seen with Butch . . . dislikes cars without radios . . . seems to crave football . . . collects movie tickets . . . says, Man, you know itl . . .pretty black hair. 'WW f '9 'Wai' MILBOURN BENJAMIN CRAIG, JR. He who hesitates is sometimes saved. Coke Voc. Agr. FFA . . . our tallest senior? . . . drives a blue Dodge . . . future dairy farmer . . . hates to get behind girls who walk slowly in the hall . . . fond of steak. SHIRLEY PATRICIA CRAVER A happy heart, a happy home. Shirl General Luther League . . , blue eyes . . . Advertising Manager of HOWARD SHIELD . . . says, Heaven forbid! . . . enjoys typing, dancing, and steak . . , dislikes noisy people . . , plans to become a good wife . . . very cooperative and willing. JEAN MARIE CURLEY The gift of gab is a prized one indeed. Jean General Blue-gray eyes . . , says, Yeah, man! . . . wants to be an IBM operator . . . hates waiting . . . loves sour pickles . . . fond of boys. BETTIE LOU DANTZ Love lights the way of the world. Betts General Needlecraft Club . . . hazel eyes and brown hair . . . says, How's that grab you? , . . likes collecting stuff- ed animals, dancing, and traveling . . . a talented artist . . . pet passion is the Air Force . . . very friendly. SAMUEL EDWARD DeBONE A man of honor knows no false pride. Sam General President of the senior class . . . Woodshop Club . . . wants to be a state policeman , . . likes dancing . . vice-president of BAA . . , fond of girls, girls, girls . . Varsity football team . . . called the pizza kid. DORA BELL DELAWDER A willing heart is a desirable virtue. Dora General Hazel eyes and dark brown hair . . . wants to be a typist in the future . . . likes to cook and sew . . . dislikes conceited people and homework . . . quiet and friendly. LEROY RICHARD DIETZ, JR. The quiet one is the smart one. Lee Academic NRA . . . drives a yellow and white '54 Plymouth . . . says, Don't tell me your troubles, . . . Physics Club . . . future Army man . . . enioys hunting . . , fond of fried shrimp. SARAH ETHEL DISHMAN Nice to look at, nicer to know. Sally Academic Fond of boys in general, Barry in particular . . . usually says, Uh-huh! . . . plans to attend college and become a teacher . . . helpful to all . . . likes shrimp, Buicks, and dancing . . . a cute blush . . , dislikes bossy peo- ple. . if f LINDA ELLEN DELOSIER A pleasant smile, a sweet disposition, and a true pal. Lin Academic MYF . . . says, You best believe it! . . , likes iourna- lism and phy. ed .,., wants to be a nurse . . . craves green foreign cars , . , a pizza-eater . . . a good friend . . . seen with Sandy. JANET ANN DeWlTT My art and trade is to live. Georgia General Green eyes . . . likes boys, tennis, and football . . . often says, What's this bit? . . . hopes to become a stewarcless for Delta Airlines . . . what an accent! DOROTHY ANN DOWNS Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. DOTfy Comm, Sten. Chorus Typing Club . . . active in church . .. often heard saying, Oh, for Pete's sake! . . . wants to become a secretary . . . pet passion is a certain '57 Chevy . . . dislikes homework . . . fond of Big Champs. JEANETTE STRATEN DRIVER A joke is my motto, a smile my emblem, and a host of friends my reward. Jay Academic FTA . . . Older Youth Group . . . fond of Don, Ocean City, swimming often seen at PJ, parties wants to study iournalism . . . has flirting brown eyes . . . dislikes getting up early . , , a good friend. SUE ANN DONALDSON When one has much to put into them, the world has a hundred pockets. Sue Academic Wants to be a iunior high school teacher . . . dislikes math . . . FTA , . , Luther League . . . Editor of HOW- ARD SHIELD . 4 . likes seafood and badminton . . . wants to live in New England . , . plans to attend col- lege, . .likes to have fun. BARBARA ELLEN DORSEY With a wink and a laugh. Barb Academic FTA . . . mixed chorus , , . often says, Hey, Cat! . . . likes boys, eating grapefruit, and playing the piano . . . plans to go to a junior college . . . enjoys ice skating . . . talkative and full of fun. MARY ELAINE DURR Every woman is a science. Elaine Comm. Gen, Bus. Needlecraft Club . . . CYO . . . enioys music, typing, and food . . . doesn't like homework . . . forever say- ing, l'm so hungry. . . . future is in the business world. WILLIAM LOUIS EVANS Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Bill General Drives a '52 Harley-Davidson motorcycle . . . blue eyes and red hair . . . Bill Haley fan . , . likes phys. ed. and apple pie . . . Study Club . . . wants to Own a motorcycle Shop . . . quiet personality. HORACE EDWARD FAIRALL A man is always better than a book. Skip General Brown hair and brown eyes . . . drives a '56 Chevy . . . enioys woodshop, physical education, and swim- ming . . . dislikes homework . . . has a iob and likes if. GRACE VIRGINIA FISHER Good temper is an estate for life. Ginny Comm. Gen. Bus. Auburn hair and brown eyes . . . MYF . . . Girls Chorus . . . plans to be a clerk typist . . . likes skating, typing, dancing, and swimming . . . heard saying, I'll never tell! . . . pet peeve is homework on weekends. WILLIAM HENRY FLOREY Obey that impulse. Billy General Blue eyes and brown hair . . . rides in a '47 Chevy . . . likes shop and algebra . . . plans to become a mechanic . . . fond of model airplanes and baseball. ROBERT JOHN FOCHT As knowledge increases, wonder deepens. Bob General Woodshop Club . . . drives a black Chevy . . . blue eyes . . . likes English, cars, and football . . . plans to loin the Marines . . . rather fond of pumpkin pie. MICHAEL BRIAN FITZGERALD Life is too short to worry. Mike General Fond of cars and sports . . . a stamp collector . . . likes dating . . . says, Hello, Baby. . . . quite a car- toonist, but won't. admit it . . . future mechanical en- gineer. JOSEPH WALTER FLEMING To be awake is to be alive. Joe General Likes shop and P.O.D .... drives a Black Bomb . . . wants to be a telephone lineman . . . fond of ice skat- ing, swimming, hamburgers, and blondes . . . pet peeve is conceited girls. Wild' JOHN PAUL GABOR Wm QW Great rnen gain doubly when they rnake foes their friends. John Academic FTA , . , a good sport . . . hazel eyes and brown hair . . . future in teaching . . . likes English and geometry , . . plays badminton and draw poker . . . a friend to all. JOHN OTIS GARDNER An intelligent man never snubs anybody. John Academic Makes photography a hobby Advanced Biology Club . . . one of the Fabulous Eleven . . . often says, Judas Priest! . . , future engineer . . . reads good books. . . a great pal. . . NHS. SUSAN MARGARET FRANKE Sweetness is the quality we love in all. Susan Academic FNA historian . . . brown eyes and light hair . . . plans to go to nursing school . , . likes to read and dance . . . friendly and kind to all . , . says, Chriminey. FRANCES REBECCA FREDERICKS lt is not hard for me to be your good friend and companion. Beck General FHA . . . CYO . . , hopes to make George happy . . , blond hair and green eyes . . . says, Gotta sleep on that. . . . cherishes weekends and spaghetti . , . likes sports, boys, and school. ef ,. MN 5 il SUZANNE GARMAN Happiness is speechless. Susie General Blond hair . . . engaged . . . favorite expression is l guess you had better go now. ,. . cherishes being with Andy . . . pet passion is friendly people , . . seen with Carole . . . future typist and housewife. MARCIA MCCLELLAND GEBHARD Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Marcia Academic French Club . . . NHS . . . green eyes and dark brown hair . . . likes art and French . . . one of the Fabulous Eleven . . . enioys dancing, sewing, and basketball . . . nice personality. RANDALL HINKEL GERWIG To insure peace of mind, ignore the rules and regulations. Randy General Pilots a '53 Ford . . , Drill Team . . . plans to enter the Air Force . . . loves cars and baseball . . , usually adds, Too bad! mischievous brown hair and green eyes. EULA VIRGINIA GOINS Love is an art, the greatest of arts. Cookie General FNA . . . blue-eyed brunette . . . says, Whiz. . . . enioys mixed chorus, rock and roll, and potato chips . . . has a passion for stuffed animals . . . likes E. T. . . . future telephone operator, MELVIN WILLIAM GRAY Have you had a kindness shown? Pass it on. Sonny General Member of Relay Teen Center . . . likes golf, hunting, fishing, baseball, and soccer . , . pet passion is girls . . . wants to be a draftsman . . . says, You all come. . . . fond of English, phys. ed., and shop. RUTH JANE GREGORY lt is by acts and not by idea that people live. Ruth Academic Senior class secretary . . . homecoming court . . . always with Sharon FNA .. , ambition is to marry doctor . . . friendly to everyone , . . seen at Champs . . . likes ice cream . . . pet peeve is flat tires. -. JEAN MARIE GOODMAN Little and good is twice good Jeanie Known as Gidget . , . brown hair bursts forth with Seravass! , . . likes sten pet passions are '55 Chevies, ice skating, horseback riding and basket ball . . . dislikes boys who show off future airline hostess MELVA REGINA GRAHAM Infinite riches in a little room Shortie MYF . . . brown eyes . . . says For crying out loud' . . . likes typing, English, reading and dancing short, but cute . . . dislikes gossiping girls fond of sports , seen with Janet , 4 ROBERT FRITZ GRUND Take life as it comes. Bob General Auto-Aero Club . . . likes sports . . . Well, excuse me for living. . . . fond of girls and cars . , . loves fried chicken . . . wants a iob . . . nice to know. MARIE ANNETTE HALL There is grace in small things. Marie General FNA . . . Luther League . . . likes dramatics, English, basketball, and spaghetti . . . wants to be a nurse . . . fond of Ron . . , petite and neat . . . very dark eyes. ...ei DIANNE CAROLE GRIFFITH Rosy lips and cheeks, 'TMEYQEE Dianne General Brown hair and green eyes . . . says, Oh, great! . . . W 'tsl ' likes psychology, reading, writing, and dancing . . . pet passions are Elvis and stuffed animals . . . eats Little Tavern hamburgers . . . dislikes being called Shorty. A CAROLYN GRACE oRovEs Another girl, a cloud-drift sort. Carolyn General FNA . . . hazel eyes . . . That just breaks my heart. . . . flirts . . 4 wants to go to secretarial school , . . fond of pizza . . . dislikes conceited people. ,HQ 'M FRANCES BURKE HAMMOND Silence is a true friend, who never betrays. Fran Gen. Bus. Likes psychology, baseball, and all kinds of fruit . . . a working girl . . . fond of school . . . brown eyes and brown hair . . . pet peeve is being late . . . nice smile and friendly. GEOFFREY LEE HARRIS Where there is smoke, there's fire. Geoffrey Gymnastics Club . . . drives a '40 Chevy . . . favorite subiect is senior science . . . pet peeve is people . . . iazz enthusiast . . . works at Elkridge Drive-ln . , . likes swimming. General I I jy oss, . CLIFTON EARL HARRISON He liveth long that liveth well. Cliff General Blue eyes . . , dislikes history . . . pet passion is drag racing . . . member of the Dance Band . . . drives a '50 Chevy . . , football star . . , plans to make the Air Force his future . . . fond of girls? HOWARD E. HARRISON, III Love does much but money does more. Buddy Academic Hails from Loyola . . . Golf Club . . . sports a '57 Ford usually heard saying, Where's the beverage? . . . fond of Kay . . . flirting green eyes . . . likes steak subs, ice hockey, and English, ri w MARIANNE LOIS HARVEY The two noblest things are sweet and light. Morty General Very friendly . . . is going to become a morfician . . . drives a '59 Plymouth Fury . . . FNA . . . one of the Three Musketeers . . . dislikes working . . . quite an artist. JANET VIRGINIA HATFIELD A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! Jan Comm. Sten, Owns a '57 Ford . . . favorite subject is art . . . NRA . . . Rifle Club . . . FNA . . . Three Musketeers . . . hobbies are reading and horseback riding .. . fond of a certain sailor from Atlanta, Georgia . . . future secs retary. RUSSELL WINFIELD HARRISON, JR. A clever man commits no minor blunders. Rusty Academic Blue eyes and brown hair . . . member of Ellicott City Fire Department pet peeve is small buses . .. favorite subiect is physical education . . . hopes to go to U. S. Naval Academy, and we think he will, RICHARD STERLING HARTWELL Mischievous, to say the least! Dick General Devoted to Nancy . . . blue eyes and brown hair . . . member of the Fire Department . . . football . . . drives a '54 Ford . . . likes to have a good time. Agi?3' ,V W ,K ,,k i 13 K if sg SANDRA WATKINS HAZEL ,,,,.-L - I ,?A As the sun colors flowers, so does art color Q- is Si life .' ' gi . Sandy Academic Dark brown eyes . . , usually with Linda . . . likes art ' ll and home ec .... a working senior . . . plans to be- come a commercial artist . . . makes her own clothes I I . . .a nice friend. LINDA ARLENE HEFLER 3 But rather like a young, athletic girl. 29 Blondie Academic EARL SPENCER HELMRICH, JR. There are men who can't be bought. Helmerack General Wants to be a lab technician . . . likes to read . . . loves to ice skate . . . fond of Latin II . . . big, brown eyes likes sports heard frequently saying, Patterson, shut up! COLIN ORRIS HENDERSON Little in stature, but big in heart. Colin Academic Physics Club .. . wants a iob . .. dislikes women drivers . . . craves Big Champs . . . swims and bowls . , . friendly personality . . . works on a farm . . , a good guy to have around. ..,,.,w' Wg 2 . L Blue-eyed blonde . . . crazy about horses . . . drives a red pick-up truck . . . can't do without Coke and French fries , . . Sports Editor of HOWARD SHIELD . . . wants to go to college . . . plays hockey, basketball, and volleyball . . . fond of a college senior. . i iio , WILLIAM NIARLIN HESSON, JR. Man is made by his belief. As he believes, so he is. Bill Academic French Club . . . vice-president of senior class . . , digs chemistry and math . . . headed for college . . , likes all sports . . . president of BAA . . . says, Like wow! . . . a good friend . . . called Little Daddy. ANNA LEE HICKS A sweet graduate, lean as a fawnf' Anna Comm. Gen. Bus. Future secretary . . . dislikes conceited people . . , likes to read and sew . . . watches football and basketball brown hair and brown eyes . . , fond of English and typing . . . quiet, but nice. JACQUELINE ROSALIE HIGGS Bubbles over with the joy of living. Jackie Academic A-H . . . Luther League . . . loves to bowl . . . crazy about pizza . . . comes out with, Oh, Brother! . . . wants a college education . . . Charles' girl . . . reads . . , light brown hair and blue eyes. RONALD HOLLINGSVVORTH An ounce of work is better than a pound of words. Holly General Soccer Club . . . brown eyes, black hair . . . says, My, my! . . . likes shop and phys. ed .... enioys hunting and pizza . . . plans to join the Air Force . . . dislikes women drivers. JEROME LEE HOWARD Willingness is not superfluous. Jerry Comm. Sten. Gym Club . .. headed for Florida . .. doesn't like girls who tease . . . blond hair and green eyes . . . fond of spaghetti . . . likes cars and girls. CAROL ANN HUGHES What I value more than all things is good humor. Hugo General Pretty blue eyes . , . Needlecraft Club . . . 4-H . . . chews gum and plays cards .. . dislikes homework . . . comes out with, Egad. . . . likes science, football, and chocolate candy . . . future nurse. , . JOAN MARGARET HOOD Joy is a delight of the mind. Joan Comm, Gen. Bus. Hazel eyes and blond hair . . . Needlecraft . . . MYF . . . often heard saying, Honestly. . . . fond of How- ard . . . likes sewing, riding, and dramatics . . . pizza pie eater . . . hopes to get her Mrs. Degree. BARBARA JOAN HORTMAN She is truly wise who enjoys good. Barbara General Very friendly . . . 4-H . . . MYF . . . Needlecraft . . . choir . . . black hair . .. likes English and library science . . , fond of hot fudge sundaes . . . future high school librarian. .Q W 1 5 ,s X., ig, s -- f ,. ' ,S ei 'ff-N ,, ' f-- W, X we s is if is Y ' i f 'gp im,....,, JUDITH SHARON IRVING A little body harbors great talent. Judy Academic A gracious lady with a lovely smile . . . Sketch Club . . . enioys psychology . . . likes dancing . . . often called Charlie . .. has a passion for clothes and milkshakes . . . plans on a nursing future. KENNETH LEE JESTES l'm no angel! Ken General Dance Band . , . blond hair and blue eyes . . . drives a little blue lVIercury . , . wants to be a mechanic . . . fond of pizza, girls, and cars . . . pet peeve is noisy girls. fi t i :L sf i aff, ' :x x ' JAN MARIE HULBERT Whose little body lodg'd a mighty mind. Jan Academic Gymnastics Club . . . green-eyed blonde . . . says, Ya know, . . . enioys lunch time, raising horses, and sew- ing . . . dislikes riding buses . . . craves filet mignon . . . plans to go to college. ELIZABETH LOUISE HYATT There's a time for all things. Betsy General Hazel eyes and auburn hair . . . fond of pizzas . . . Photography Editor of HOWARD SHIELD library assistant . . . dislikes square people, broken fingernails, and crewcuts says, Do What? .. , future in iournalism, CLARICE ARLENE JOHNS Equanimity can be happiness. Betty General Brown eyes, brown hair . . . says, Oh, Sugarfootf' , . . likes English and typing . . , wedding bells in the future . . . enioys reading, cooking, and swimming . . . quite fond of art. ABNER DALE JOHNSON The strong men keep coming on. Dale General Soccer . . . dark brown hair . . . often heard saying, You're out of your happy mind. , . . pet peeve is teachers who give homework . . . basketball and track . . . hamburger addict . . . future undecided. CHARLES WILLIAM JOHNSON To achieve great things, vve must live as though we were never going to die. Charles General Auto-Aero Club . . . blue eyes . . . owns a blue '52 Mercury plans to become a sailor enioys working on cars and building models . . . not too fond of women drivers friendly, ROBERT ALLEN KERNS Magnificent spectacle of hurnan happiness. Bob General Golf Club . . . nice blue eyes . . . likes to dance . . . fond of all sports . . . college in the future . . . dis- likes stuck-up girls . . . All-Maryland Chorus. X. prim PEGGY ELIZABETH KRAISSER Good will is the mightiest practical force in the universe. Larry Academic Physics Club . . . drives a hot '55 Chevy . . . likes lunch, accordian playing, and baseball .. . says, lf you say so. . . . enioys yelling for Howard . . . future mathematics maior . . . one of the Fabulous Eleven. DIANA GAY KRILL A lovely smile is a fair thing to possess. Diana Comm. Gen. Cheerleading . . . Typing Club . . . blue eyes, brown hair . . . likes typing, painting, and reading . . . AA representative . . . dislikes gossiping . . . prefers steak, French fries, football, and dancing . . . future secretary or model. PHYLLIS JEAN KIRKHAM Shall I compare thee to a sumrner's day? Phil Academic Pretty brown hair . . . homecoming court' . . . plans to be a teacher . . . works hard . . . not too fond of homework . . . vice-president of FTA . . . Art Editor of LIONS TALE . . . likes dancing, swimming, and pizza. CAROL ANN KISASONAK A light heart lives long. Carol General Likes drive-ins on Saturday nights . . . fond of choco- late pie and ice cream . . . brown eyes, brown hair . . . enjoys typing, English, and e.b.t. . . . dislikes homework . . . looking for her Mrs. Degree. 40 SANDRA DIANE LEISENRING Words are but empty thanks. Sandy General Needlecraft Club . . . makes beautiful clothes . . . blond hair and gray eyes . . . likes phys. ed .... fond of all sports . . . collects coins . . . wants to go to business college . . . plans to work for the government. SHARON AGNES CLUNE LENZ Brown eyes have been the downfall of more men than one. Dimples Academic A great friend . . . FNA , . . Annapolis Cotillion . . . brown, brown eyes always says, Greetings! . .. pet passion is Friday and Saturday nights hates Monday morning and crowded buses . . . future l'1UI'S9. 'P-se. CONRAD JOHN LANGENFELDER Happy am I . . . from care l'm free. Dutch General Blue eyes and brown hair . . . drives a Chevy . . . enioys shop . . . works on a farm and is very fond of farming in general . . . plans to make it his future. MARY LOU LAWSON A woman's guess is much more accurate than a man's confirmityf' Mary Comm. Gen. Believes, Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. . . . blue eyes, blond hair . . . likes English and home ec .... future telephone operator. CHARLES GEORGE LOTZ As upright as the cedar. 'Tod Voc. Agr. A-H . . . fond of chemistry and physics . . . drives a '50 Chevy . . . FFA president . . . collects well-earned awards . . . doesn't like weekend homework . . . digs steak . . .a future teacher. WAYNE THOMAS MARR Live and let live. WilIie General Gymnastics Club . . . hazel eyes, brown hair . , . drives a '51 Ford . . . likes typing . , . pet passion is girls . . . enjoys working on cars and basketball . . . dislikes school. WAYNE MELVIN MARTLOCK The triumph of hope over experience. Marty General Physics Club . . . blue eyes . . . enioys football and flying electrical engineering in the future often heard saying, I mean, like . . . . . nice smile. BONNIE LEE NICCROY The world looks better from behind a smile. Bonnie Academic Needlecraft Club . . . seen driving a '41 Desoto with runners . . . wants to be a nurse . . . likes dancing . . . crazy about the Colts . .. cherishes long lunch periods . . . says, Too funny. .0-P' CALVIN RICHARD MENCKEN So little done . . . so much to do. Dick General Belongs to Dance Band . . . blue eyes, brown hair . . . says, What d'ya say Man? . likes metal sho m 1 - - pf 0' torcycles, bowling, and brunettes . . . crazy about bar- beque . . . future business administrator. GARLAND GARRELL MILLER lt is quality rather than quantity that counts Garland General Physics Club . . . likes lunch and typing . . . blond hair and blue eyes . . . pizza fan . . . always says, Let's go! . . . doesn't like stuck-up girls . . . wants to be an engineer . . . drives a white Merc. GLORIA JEANNE NICFARLAND Heaven is for those who think of it. Gloria Academic Luther League . . . Needlecraft Club . . . heard saying, Everything's all hodge-podgef' wants to be a nurse . . . collects post cards . . . likes seafood . . . a good friend . . . reads . . .nice personality. WILLIAM GEORGE MELLIN, V Life is too short to be small. Bill General Says, So what else is new? . . , J.V. basketball, soccer, and track . . . dislikes boys who think they have hot cars . . . likes steak and Gail . . . future Marine. :li S. f I NANCY LEE MOXLEY Mischiefs by her are many. Mox Comm. Gen. Typing Club . . . says, Think so? . . . red hair and green eyes . .. fond of Donnie . . . likes dancing, steak, and English . . . last one to arrive at P.J. parties . . . hopes to become a stenographer. DAVID FARNHAM MUNRO A good mind possesses a kingdom. Dave Academic Model Building Club . . . NHS president . . . one of Howard's top ten . . . wants to go to college . . . amateur photographer . . . reads science fiction . . seen with Allen . . . fun to know. l arm tc, me JOHN RICHARD MITCHELL Character is perfectly educated wilI. Johnny Academic Typing Club . . . blue eyes . . , '54 shiny black Ford track, basketball, and soccer enjoys riding . . . dislikes bragging iockeys . . . likes an Easy Eng- lish teacher. . . . nice friend . . . future naval officer. DAVID HENRY MOOK The land of the heart is the land of the west. Dave Academic Blue eyes . . . likes chemistry, 'model building, sailing, baseball, and tropical fish . . . Mope . . . wants to be a meteorologist . . . dislikes the lunch line and home- work . . . friendly and quiet. .sit C T f at tl Q' K f .k .W K V .Q h A ,A v ' 'P Y. CHARLOTTE ANNE MURPHY Character is long-standing habit. Murph Academic FTA . . . Bible Club . . . Youth Fellowship . . . Anna- polis Cotillion . . . favorite saying is Wait a minute. . . . likes weekends with no homework . . . hobbies are reading and music . . . homecoming court . . .future junior high school teacher. PAUL MANLY MURRAY Good qualities need no advertising. Paul Academic Golf Club . . . DYC . . . Jockey Club . . . drives a Mercedes Benz . . . says, Yes, l'm eighteen. . . . likes P,O.D .... fond of beach parties, football, tennis, pool, and sailing . . . eats pizza . . . future college man. CAROL ANN NEIMILLER There is nothing as powerful as truth. Carol Comm. Sten. Needlecraft Club . . . wants to go to Bible college . . . plays the piano . . . eats hamburgers . . . dislikes Mic- key Mantle and show offs . . . enioys field hockey and basketball . . . frequently says, What? DONALD ALLEN NEWCOMER Just my luck! Newt General Gymnastics Club . . . Golf Club . . . drives a '39 Ford . . . wants to ioin the Air Force . . . fond of all sports, girls, horses, cars . . . cherishes terrific weekends . . . hates Monday morning after a terrific weekend. K . mf iazj kqrh Iggy . .V . it My 4 siti JOHN ALLEN OLIVER Manners are shadows of virtue. Allen Academic Enjoys science and math . . . one of Howard's top ten . . . hobbies are short wave radios and sketching . . . loves pizza .. . says, That's cool. . . . seen with Danny and Dave . . . future engineer. BARRY ALBERS O'NElLL Why should the devil have all the fun? Noodles Academic Student Council . . . Camera Club . . . likes girls in general, especially Sarah . , . sports a '59 Buick con- vertible . . . wants to be a New York playboy . . . says, l'll be darned. . . . a good friend. ARTHUR LOUIS NEWQUIST He'd rather make history than study it. Art Comm, Gen. J.V. basketball, varsity baseball . . . likes history, phys. ed., reading, sports, hamburgers, Barbara, and French fries . . . wants to be a history teacher . . . dislikes bossy teachers. JOHN ALLEN NICHOLS All great men are dying, I feel ill myself. Curly General Gymnastics . . . curly blond hair . . . says, You don't say! . . . likes phys. ed. . . . wants to be an Air Force pilot . . . interested in Linda . . . pet passion is feminine females. PAUL EDWARD PALMER A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Paul Academic Physics Club . . . loads of fun . , . says, Tough break, man. . . . always with Barry , . . likes French, sports, and playing the piano . . . wants to be a radio or T.V. broadcaster likes agreeable girls, but not loud mouths, HERBERT PATTERSON The very first step towards success in any occupation is to become interested in it. Herb Academic Chess Club . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . says, That's all she wrote. . . . likes Latin ll, tennis, base- ball, and steak . . , dislikes nosy sisters . . . future veterinarian. RALPH LANSER O'NElLL Wit makes its own welcome, and levels all distinctions. 'IRBIPWI General Sketch Club . . .Elkridge Fire Department . . . enioys skating . . . likes football, hunting, and art . . . short blond hair and blue eyes . . . quiet . . . pet peeve is women drivers. GOLDIE GERTRUDE PALMER The night binds her cloudy hair with light. Goldie General Dark brown hair . . . often heard saying, Gee . . . likes English, swimming and hamburgers wants to be happily married . . . enioys buying clothes. it A A t . 5. , is ' ' , gr i' P52132 ' f , MILDRED PATTERSON Blue were her eyes like the fairy flax. Milly General A-H . . . Sunday School teacher . . . blond hair and blue eyes . . . one of the Dieting 9 . . . likes good music . . . Joe's other half . . . bowls and swims . . . wants to marry a millionaire. JOHN W. PENNINGTON, lll Strong beliefs win strong men and make them stronger. John W. Academic One of Howard's top ten . . . Chess Club . .. pet peeve is Miss Bowers' quizzes . . . has a passion for hamburger subs . . . ambition is to become a cadet at the U. S. Air Force Academy. DALE FRANCES PERKINS ln her heart a melody. Dale Gen. Bus. Likes swimming, football, and pizza says, I'm telling you, favorite subjects are psychology and English . , . interested in Edwin . . . a future in the advertising field, NANCY LEE PFEIFER The days that make us happy make us wise. Nancy Comm. Sten. Typing, NHS . . . plans to get Mrs. Degree and become a secretary . . . likes swimming, Danny, and pizza . . . school bookkeeper . . , dislikes Danny's beard during exams. ROBERT EDWARD PHILLIPS Not to live at ease is not to live at all, Bob General Belongs to drill team . . . likes working on cars, hunt- ing, horses, swimming, and football .. . eats fried shrimp and pizza . . , dislikes homework . . . favorite subiects are homeroom and lunch . . , wants to live wild and have a good time . . . a working senior. RUTH GLASER PHILLIPS Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, like twi- light too, her dusky hair. Ruth Academic Beautiful brown hair . . . Gads' '... likes French . , . future physical therapist , . . fond of sports . . . eats submarines French Club . .. dislikes boys who talk about women drivers. DELBERT MARSHALL PHELPS Happiness is made. Delbert General Dance Band . . . brown eyes and black hair . . . fond of football . . . likes music . . . plays the guitar . . , possesses a lovely voice . . . lots of talent . . . quiet. LINDA CAROL PHILLIPS I am my love's and he is mine forever. Linda Academic Cheerleading . . . plans to make someone happy in the future . . . likes table tennis . . . dislikes tests . . . petite with blond hair . . . often says, You'd be surprised! . . . friendly personality. 5 - I MARY LEE PLATT I am weary of words and peopIe. Mary Bob Gen. Bus. Brown hair . . . says That do make it nice! . . , likes typing and English . . . future IBM operator . . . crazy about rock and roll . . . thinks steak is great. WILLIAM REECE PRUETT The world is whatever is the case. Bill General Study Club . . . blond hair . . . future undecided . . . hobby is cars . . . likes basketball and football . . quite a southern accent . . . tall. CHARLES SEVERN PINDELL Win without boasting, lose without excuse. Charlie General Chess Club . . . says, You ain't wrong1 . . . loves steak and weekends . . . collects stamps . . . wants to be a civil engineer . . . Varsity Football . . , likes his- tory . , . don't call him Hubert VINCENT DOUGLAS PINDELL Casanova had nothing on him. 11 Vince Academic Golf Club . . . hopes to be a dentist . .. likes all girls . . . heard saying, That's casual. . . . cute as a button . . . loves sports and dancing . . . flirtatious with devilish blue eyes . . . liked by all. as JOHN REUBEN PUFFENBERGER Men of thoughts, men of action, clear the ,, way. John Voc. Agr. Ag.Club...FFA...4-H ...likesto swim... future farmer . . . fond of basketball and fried chicken . , . doesn't like girls who block hallways . . Group. NELDA FAYE RECKART , Youth Thoughts left unsaid are never wasted. Nelda Blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . says, You're likes psychology looking fdtward Mrs. Degree reads and collects hillbilly . . . hamburger addict. General sweet. to her records HELEN DOROTHY RETTGER The fates to this lady have been kind, beauty and wit, besides a brilliant mind. Helen Academic Pretty blond hair , . . drives a '3l Model A Ford . . . wants to be a linguist . . . dislikes diets .. . likes French, swimming, hunting, and antique cars . . , plays the violin . . . NHS . . . French Club. CLARKE SPENCER RICE Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Clarke General MYF . . . Dance Band , . . ambition is to be a govern- ment employee . . . dislikes his first five periods . . . likes to play the guitar and baseball . . . enjoys sea food. his .Q IRENE TULIE RUDDY My heart was filled with marvel and dream. Renta Academic Reads . . . future nurse . . . says, One more time. . . . likes archery . . . volunteer at Mercy Hospital , . . FNA,..4-H...CYO...blueeyes...likesTO have a good time WILLIAM FREDERICK RUEHL, JR. Imagination is the eye of the soul. Bill General Photography Club . . . blue eyes, brown hair , . . says, Is that a fact? . . . Chess Club . . . likes psychology . , collects stamps . . . plans to go to business college . . great guy to have around. ROBERT LEN RICHARDSON But by the quality of thought they think. Bob Voc. Agr. FFA . . .4-H . . . Laurel Teen Center . . . likes football . . . dislikes girls that talk too much . . . hobbies are dancing and swimming says, Yea, Man! .. drives a '49 Plymouth , . . wants to do construction work, CLAUDIA KAY ROMOSER The best way to know God is to love many things. Kay Academic Pretty blue eyes French Club . .. headed for college . . . doesn't like unfriendly People . . . field hockey . . . fond of watching Howard's first string . . . co-captain of field hockey team. iv. f Nr? i i i 1 CAROLE JOAN SCHAEFFER Her ways are ways of pleasantness. if Carole Academic French Club . . . likes to have fun and eat ice cream . . . says, Golly days! . . . enioys reading, swimming, and playing badminton . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . future airline hostess. CAROL GERTRUDE SCHMIDT A comrade neither glum, nor merry. Carol Academic FNA reporter . . . Bible Club . . . hazel eyes . . . says, l don't believe it. . , .dislikes diets. . .enjoys tennis, basketball, pizza, and homemade ice cream . . , future medical technician. l 5 KATHERINE ANN RUTLEDGE Virtue is bold, and goodness is never fear- ful. Kay'l General FNA . . . green eyes . . . likes football and pizza . . . often says, Don't panic! . . . enioys collecting pop records . . . has a passion for boys with crew cuts . . . dislikes bashful boys and crowded places. LYMAN EDGAR RYAN A friend is never known until man hath need. Jack General Hobby is cars . . . blue eyes . . . wants to be a car- penter . . . pet peeve is talkative girls , . . Study Club . . . owns a '51 Ford . , . fond of shop and several girls . . . asks, You don't say? 'sw ,i X E . i .Lil ff-it FRANCES DORIS SCHNEIDER Kindness is wisdom. Frannie Comm. Sten. Needlecraft Club . . . says, Hello, Roach! . . , likes foot-long hot dogs . . . enioys radio and drive-ins . . . Mrs. Lingren's secretary blue eyes and brown hair . . . fond of football and typing. JOSEPH JAMES SEARS All men's friend. Joe'-' General Blue eyes . . . dark brown hair . . . favorite subiects are math and science . .. drives a '55 Ford Crown Victoria . . . collects records . . . likes sports, especially football and baseball . . . enioys eating turkey. LINDA ROSE SHERMAN Live to love, to laugh, to learn. Lyn General Typtng Club . . . says, Do what? . . 4 fond of nice boys, French fries, and hamburgers . . . likes basketball and collecting animals . . , future receptionist , . . seen at P.J. parties. FAYE ELAINE SHIPLEY She must be seen to be appreciated. Faye Comm. Sten, 1959 Homecoming Queen maiorette fond of Jimmy, convertibles, fried shrimp, and swimming . . pops up with, I'll never tell! . . , wants to do secretarial work , . . pretty brown hair, WW' LOIS ANN SINGHASS Variety's the spice of life. Lois Comm. Sten Hockey . . . cheerleading . . . Student Council Presi- dent . . . likes lacrosse and football . . . pops up with, Oh fiddlesticks! . . . likes pizza and clothes . . . luturc- medical stenographer . , . friendly smile. DANIEL FRANKLIN SLATER Good nature is great fortune. Danny Academic Favorite subjects are French and mechanical drawing . . , dark brown hair . . . dislikes being called Daniel . . . likes football, baseball, and hamburger . . . one of the Fabulous Eleven , . . future draftsman. .iw-auf' MARY CAROLYN SHROP Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. M, C, Academic Heard saying, Good night! cheerleader plans to be a medical technologist . . . dislikes lovers' lane . . . likes blue eyes and reading . . . French Club. PEGGY ANN SHUE The sky is the daily bread of the eyes. Peg General Hazel eyes and long brown hair . . 4 Sketch Club . . . fond of Italian food . . , pet passion is Joe and hot- rodding . . . likes dancing, skating, football, and base- ball , . . dislikes girls who flirt with Joe. JOHN JOE SMITH His only fault is that he has no fault. Niff Niffl' Voc. Agr, FFA secretary . . . 4-H president . . . comes forth with, lt isn't illegal until you get caught. . . . member of state FFA Livestock Team likes agriculture and showing beef cattle at fairs has a passion for money . . . future vocational agriculture teacher. LAWRENCE ALAN SMITH A good folly is worth what you pay for it. Larry General Blue eyes . . . likes history, hunting, and football . . . future interior decorator . . . dislikes stuck-up girls . . . blond hair . . . fond of spaghetti. GEORGE HERBERT SMITH Let the world go by. HGEOVQQH General Green eyes and brown hair . , . drives a '52 hot Ford . . . likes woodshop, cars, and baseball . . . craves steak . . . wants to be a carpenter, JAMES EDWARD SMITH, JR. Let every man look before he leaps. TEX General Gymnastics Club . . , says, Hey, Kid! . . . owns a '52 Olds , . , fond of senior science . . . likes to ride horses . . . a working boy . . . brown eyes and brown air. 'S PATRICIA ANN SMITH Laughter cheers the hearts of others. Pat Comm. Bus. Needlecraft Club . . . green eyes . . . likes economic geography enioys football, baseball, and club sandwiches . . . dislikes the Yanks . . . fond of read' ing. SHARON FAYE SMITH Enthusiasm is the most beautiful virtue on earth. Sharon Academic Cheerleading . . . MYF . . . choir . . . chorus . . . says woefully, I mean . . . after all! . . . wants to be a social worker likes to daydream Shirley's other half . . . fond of plane geometry, chorus, bas- ketball, and hockey . . . likes turkey, of course! SHIRLEY ANN SMITH The principal business of life is to enjoy it. Smitty Hatch Academic FTA president . . . blue eyes . . . MYF . . . says, Je suis morte encore. . . . likes chorus, basketball, French, and turkey , . . wants to be a Teacher . . . dislikes hot rods, but very fond of Charles . . . pretty smile. LOIS ANN SMITHSON What is living without loving? Lou General Plans to attend Maryland University . . . large brown eyes . . . good singer . . . often seen at Champs in Impalas, and at Ocean City . . . loathes rule I3 . . . likes ice cream and males . . . friendly to all. GEORGE EDWARD STUMP One of the people on whom nothing is lost. George Academic Fond of art and mechanical drawing Howard's amateur astronomer . . . future army man . . , in love with his telescope . . . blue eyes and brown hair . . . football fan. MARY REBECCA STU RGEON My religion of life is always to be cheer- ful. Becky Comm. Sten. Member of CYO . . . Needlecraft Club . . . Hazel eyes and brown hair . . . likes pizza, typing, math, dancing, and records . . . Says, Never mind. . . . enioys all sports . . . '58-59 field hockey manager future Fort Meade employee. ALLAN SOSSLAU I live on hope. Soss Academic Chess Club . . . likes history and science . . . says, What do you know? . , . collects coins . . , fond of steak well-versed in current events hates homework . . . very witty. SUSIE SWEET SOUDER The only way to have a friend is to be One. Susie General Sketch Club , . . big hazel eyes . , . likes art and pizza . . . headed for Florida . . . dances and swims dislikes cold pizza and empty gas tanks Travel Club. . ,ef-ug Z wgigqps ELIZABETH MARIE THOMAS She has a thousand virtues. Belly General FTA . . . Needlecraft Club . . , hazel eyes and light brown hair . . . says, Good grief . , . pet peeve is nosy people, JOAN MARIE THOMAS Thou art the star for which all evening waits. Joan Academic Homecoming court . . . maiorette . . . NHS . . . mixed chorus . . . pet peeve is stuckeup people . . , enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and dancing . . . a win- ning smile. was: itat, 2 fe.. .. - g J , mg wasawistalsm, 5 MARIAN ELLEN SUTER Frame your mind for mirth and merri- ment. Sis Comm. Sten. Needlecraft Club red hair . .. wants to be o novelist . . . plays the piano . . . dislikes her freckles . . . says, That's fine! . . . student secretary . . . LION'S TALE editor , . . nice . . . good personality . . . fond of Larry. JOAN ANN TAYLOR Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Blondie General Blond hair and blue eyes . . . cute . . . greets the guys with, Hi Hon! . . . likes pizza, sewing, and boys . . . plans to be a social worker . . . neat dress- er . . .Typing Club. Ji-,z'fginff ROSE MARIE THOMPSON Talk as friend to friend. Rose General Brown hair, brown eyes . . . favorite saying is I ain't proud. . . . pet passion is a certain brown and white Ford .. . enioys basketball pet peeve is nosy people . . . works at Dairy Ranch. HERMAN CARL TWINING Men of few words are the best men. Herman Voc. Agr. MYF . . . FFA . , . hazel eyes, light brown hair . . . hobbies are ice skating and working on cars . . . pet passion is a smooth running car . . . a future farmer. MARGARET ANNE UNGLESBEE She reposes in quietness and nicenessf' Marge General Blue eyes and dark brown hair . . . favorite saying is Who me? . . . hopes to ioin the Navy . , , pet peeve is bossy people . . . enioys baseball, football, and other sports . , .friendly, CAROLE VOLLIVIERHAUSEN Generally speaking, she's generally speak- ynggr Carole General Typing Club . . . green eyes, brown hair , . . often says, You don't say! . . . likes roller skating and dancing . . . dislikes homework , . . plans to get her Mrs, Degree from a certain boy. Aww! Nm JOHN ISABEL WARFIELD Activity is the only road to knowledge. Joan Academic GAA president . . , assistant edifor of the HOWARD SHIELD . , . hobbies include going steady with Boyd, sports, and movies , . . hockey , . . basketball . . . volleyball likes strawberry sundaes heard saying, I say . , , . , future undecided. HESTER FAITH WATERS Joy is wisdom. Faith Academic Sunny personality . . . MYF . , , FNA . . . one of the Dieting 9 . , , enioys playing the piano . , . favorite saying is, lt's a panic! . , . has a strange attraction to the Naval Academy . . . doesn't likes bossy under- classmen . . . plans to attend college. SARAH ELIZABETH WADE A good reputation is more valuable than money. Wade General FHA . . . green-eyed strawberry blonde . . . likes home ec, and typing , . . plans to be a beautician or secretary . . . dislikes pop quizzes . . . fond of sports . , . very friendly. BROOKS VAUGHAN WALKER A rolling stone gathers no moss, Vaughan General Physics Club . . . cute, shy smile . . . ambition is to become an aviator , . 4 pet peeve is unfriendly people . . . neat . . . hobby is flying . . , likes very, very rare steak . . . a working senior. qi we WILLIAM EARL VVI-IALEY Hope well and have well. Earl General MYF . . . band . . . likes cars and pizza . . . blond hair and baby blue eyes . . . works at a Shell station . . . wants to be a pilot . . . friendly smile. SHIRLEY MARIE VVETZEL ln silence many virtues lie. Shirley General Owns a '53 green Ford . . , likes English and home ec. . .. blue eyes and blond hair .. . fond of Charles . . . crazy about ice cream. JT .ii . CAROLE MAY WEDEKING Intelligent people are the best encyclope- dias. Suzy Academic Brown hair and deep blue eyes . . , thinks the Navy is the most . , . likes P.O.D .... avid baseball fan . . . dislikes gossip . . . FNA . . . pet passion is from Towson . . . can usually be found on the phone. BRENDA LEE WEHLAND All the world laughs with a laughing girl. Brenda General Typing Club . . . How about that? . . . dislikes math . . . beefburger fan . . . blue eyes and brown hair . . . loves to drive . . a working girl. TERESA MARIE WHITAKER Music is well said to be the speech of an- gels. Terry Academic Famous for straight 'lA's . . . FNA treasurer . . . honey brown hair . . . owns a white Lark . . . enioys a good football game . . . NHS . . . one of HowarcI's top ten . . . likes to play the piano . . . pet peeve is the soup- line . , . one of the Dieting 9. VVILFORD RILEY VVHORTON The hardest job of all is trying to be busy when you're not. Skipper General Basketball, soccer, baseball . . . holds the school record for basketball passions are sports and females . . . heard saying, Go kat! . . . dislikes slow Fords . . claims he's never been kissed, but we know better, DONNA LEE WILEY Ask yourself always: How can this loe clone better? Willy Academic Student Council library science MYF green eyes . . . says, You can't be right all the time. . . . pet passion is learning secrets . . . likes badmin- ton, bowling, and fried chicken . . . seen with Melva and Renie . . . friendly and helpful to all. DONALD LEE WINSTEAD The greater the man, the greater the cour- tesy. Don Academic Brown eyes and dark brown hair, . .. drives a '49 Chevy likes cars fond of baseball and ic cream , . . works at Miller Chevrolet . . . quiet per- sonality. BARBARA YOUNG A true daughter of the South. Barbara Academic FTA . . . wants to go to college . . . nice accent . , . likes clothes and music . . . may be seen in Dr. Lewis' office . . . enjoys seafood and Pepsi . . . heard say- ing, Lots of luck! Sl-llRLEY LEE ZACHMAN Good listeners are more successful than good talkers. Shirley General Brown hair and eyes . . . likes home ec. and English . . . drives a '58 green Ford says, Crazy people! . . . fond of movies, swimming, and Champs . . . dislikes conceited people. if . N f X ., M I XS' sim? WALTER ALLEN WOLF All is lost save honor and my life. Allen Voc. Agr. Belongs to FFA and 4-H . . . hazel eyes, brown hair . , . often says, No kidding? . . . enioys woodshop, senior science, and fishing . . . eats steak . . . future farmer. NEVILLE DAWSON WORTHINGTON Her voice was soft and gentle, an excellent thing in a woman. Lucy General FNA . . . Howard County Hunt Club . . . blue eyes and blond hair . . . enioys showing and racing horses . . . spends her summers in New York . . . favorite expression is, Why not? . . , plans to be a medical stenographer. JIMMIE PAUL ZIMMERMAN Sense of humor, The just balance. Zim Academic Golf Club . . . works with horses . . . dislikes model A Fords . . . blue eyes . . . likes beautiful girls . . . a future Trainer of horses . . . a real nice guy. 'R- lb 1 lwsfllwf' - ,Q X Y? ga , . ,FK 6 QQ fix. EXECUTIVL to right: N. Pfeiffer, L Hefler H Retfger S S. Smith, G. Coles f Wayne Phillips, L. Benner President 1' L ,4...,. fra' R. Arnold L. Anderson P. Arcan J. Cotton S. Cox C. Crosion P. Cugle M. Cunningham H. Curley E. Daniels R. Adams B. Airey J. Aisf T. Allen W. Allison T. Ambrose A. Clark D. Clipsham E. Cole A. Cook N. Cook R. Cook P, Caplinger P. Carr J. Carroll P. Cavey M. Church A. Barth B. Barth M. Afwell D. Auldridge B. Baker P. Barrass F. Bennett Bromwell L. Brooks L. Brown Buckley C. Bouchat E. Bowman A. Boyd L. Berfling P. Blair Gross Halvorsen Hall Hanson C. Davis B. Harbin V. Hatheway P. Heflin J. Dawson M. Dawson R. Henry R. Hicks S. Dawson K. Denbroeder A. Dennis Hildebrand Hoddinott Hoffman Hollman Holmes Hopwood C. Horner J. Howe N. Howe R. Howes Dupree J. Duvall Ecker J. Elder F. Evans L. Fairall . Feaga . Fea1her . Ferguson S. Fischer G. Fitzgerald J. Fleischman P. Freeman C. French V. Garman D. Garrisslf lj J. Gerber ' , R. Giqh F. Giltay B. Goins J. Goins G. Grier ,! .1 J. Horsley I I . QA I . 1 Z 1 1 1 X l ---up---4 'ggeii gr ms Lnnda Nelrnlller, Secretary Huber Hughes Hun1ley Ingram Jackson Johnson S. Jones M. Keegin P. King S. Kang x J N' 3 X ,ll l - f ll Pl l N I I! , , ,, N R. Palmer L. Parker w. Phillips M. Picozzi M. Pope L. Randall L. Randall G. Mook . Moore . Moxley . Moyer L. Neimiller J. Smith F. Somerville G. Snyder K. Spare :ik G. Specht W. Stamer A. Steyert C. Raphael A. Reams T. Taylor J. Thomas E. Redmond V. Resau L. Reeley B Thompson T. Tittsworth T. Tongue S. Uhler E. Vane M. Vaughn B. Wallich J. White W. Reid S. Ridgely J. Righter P Rightor T. Roberts J. Robey N,Rabickow J. Rodgers B. Salango Charles Horner Treasurer R. White R. White N. Wilford S. Wilson J. Woodward M. Sawyer F. Schoenbrodt D. Schwing D. Seal G. Sealock L. Setterholm M. Shaw D. Sheets D. Shifflett W. Shifflett C. Skillman N. Sloan J. Smallwood A. Yates ki H. Bryant I' J. Buckley LL' B, Byrd 4. V AX I J. Byrd A L QI U ' 1 ,D L l' , ty J. Carr -7' ki B. Caruso V ,ll l K. Caven R. Alrey P. Albers H. Chalmers J. Chase P. Allen B. Altvater B. Anderson H. Coates J. Coates M. Coffman D. Cole S. Conrey F. Anderson G. Anderson R. Cougnet B. Cover C. Creamer W. Crooks J. Crowe L. Crum P. Curley Marilyn Young, President B. Curr R. Daff Baer . Barth . Bealmear Beafy . Beckett B. Ash M. Austerman Q3 s iff? ' f A ,f B. Blumenf E. Boteler S. Boteler J. Bowman J. Brannon J. Bregel A. Brehm P. Brendel S. Brosius G. Brow M. Brown R. Brown ield Carol Woodall, Vice president L. Ellerman A. Englehart X 5.7 7' gk r Q E, Eckhart V. Edmonston H. Elsfon Hamson Harden . Harlow . Harrison Hazel Hilton Hobbs Hopwood Howard Howard Humberf Hurley l. Dorsch Dorsey Duncan Eager C. Fredericks l K .4 V H -- . J. Flood 21,1 - ,. . r L. Fosler T. Fowler -- K I Lila. . I 'l I M. Frazier ' M' 7 R. Freeman Dasher Davis Davis Davis Delawder N. Funk J. Gill K. Gilliam M. Godshall Gray Gray Green . Greenstreet Greenwood Greger Grimes Haker Hall Eslin . Evans Falise Fenricl'1 W N King Kirk Knisley Kreis Laing Lang , . L 1 ,ffjqffgffcin D. Miller N. Miller L. Mitchell if k y I Slade Smallwood Smith Smull Sponar Sierling Stonesifer M. Sfromberg P. Sullivan ml. Pikey B Phil ps -4- .5 L I Barbara Vaugh Treasurer C. Thomas T. Tren! V. Turner G. Unglesbee , L f , 3. X K L, Phillips J. Pool C. Price 'Q f- Uppercue Van Horn B. Vaughn Whipps Riley Roberis Roe Roemer Rooney nf M. Young l Sheets Shores Simmering Singleton :fi SQ My Q 5 X ws, ,if-1 ,-'auf-,Q -. - 4 DLL X ft, GFX, IUNS TAL 3 b'q'pp Lgcuznbn, Hofvsv-2 Qmz, Y' QD s Q X ' , f, 5 gzijl V. ,N , A , ., . . W K - 4 A Hi, nmvxxf' ww it 'fb 9 6 f G mf , 'Q f, Q' Q, 2 '66 Qi. A K Q 'Nr Q -V, KQV g 3 F' I-ai . Agn 13 N 4, ,L i wwf, 1' 'Yi -xg 4, fl- .UQTQ A 'i5- F, . 4. an I ff 5f ggAQ-ffl iw -J 1 , ,A . ,, In IQN :.. ' x Q: 7 ,iw 3 . , fx 5 ' ' rg, M A WW Q , 174 .iggwqa i 'QA CTIVI J f ,gym Q i Q Q ,nf ' L wi? .4 4' '1 V ' g 7 X Q J , ,rf L fi ' 42 X . .QSM '- if , -an iff 5 Sf , 1.1 ' .. f Qw ifgfggg, 1, 1 OUR TUDE T GO ER ME T The Student Council is the governing body of Howard High. The aim of the organization is to represent and carry out the ideas and ideals of the students. It is under the direction of Miss Marion Ferguson, Vice-principal and Latin teacher. This governing body sponsors the election of the Homecoming queen, conducts the Red Cross drive, sells Christmas cards, and keeps the rec- ords of the student point system. Adviser, Miss Marion Ferguson Vice-president, Wayne Phillips, President, Lois Singhass, and Secretary-Treasurer, Anne Grimes. . . . represented by thirty-five students. 'K The Student Council is composed of a representa- tive and an alternate from each homeroom. Their duties range from the publication of the Stu- dent Handbook to the fill- ing of gift Christmas stock- ings and Easter plates. Planting bulbs on the school property is one of the Chapter's many activities. The National Honor Society is the most honored group at Howard High. To become 'tn-g-... First half-year President David Munro with Vice-president Ann Balderson and Secretary Marcia Gebhard. Second half-year President Ann Balderson with Vice-president Philip Blair and Secretary Helen Rettger. if Dui' Hr!!! a member of this society is quite an accom- plishment. Before a member is selected, he is iudged on his scholarship, service, character, and leadership. This year's proiects were decorating the fac- ulty table, decorating the principal's and guid- ance offices tor Christmas, assisting teachers with tutoring, and giving an award to the student with the highest average over tour years. This year the NHS and the PTA tried a new experiment called Proiect Adoption. This was done to help the students with their chosen careers. X a 3' X f Sw' Y A liz ,lV, Qs 1 X ff 'F' LIONQS TALE STAFF l soda A 'W x'49'x'4 4: GJ f X.-,., U 1 S1 l I I I ' Editor and Assistant Editor The LlON'S TALE staff and the other members Circulation Manager and Business Manager The members of the staff under the supervision of Mrs. Katherine McFarland were Marian Suter, Editor, Gloria Coles, Assistant Editor, Alma Brehm, Business Manager, Linda Phillips, Circulation Man- ager, Carol Neimiller, Sports Editor, and Phyllis Kirkham, Art Editor. of the iournalism class produced eight issues of the newspaper during the school year. With the aid of an out-of-town company, the staff succeed- ed in giving the paper a new face by having it printed. This idea was very popular with both faculty and students. Among the articles that appeared in the pa- per, the Campus Gab and the Spotlight were best liked. Sports Editor and Art Editor FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERIC The Future Teachers ot America Club is now in its sixth year. Its aim is to interest students in a teaching career. The Future Teachers of America publish the Student Directory, sponsor the Farewell Dance, hold an initia- tion banquet, trim the Christmas tree in the foyer, and give two scholarships to students planning to prepare for teaching. . . . guided by Miss Margaret Bowers and Miss Barbara Boggs. . . composed of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors. . . . under the leadership of Anne Grimes, Historian, Sue Little, Treasurer, Shirley Smith, President, Phyllis Kirkham, Vice-president, Nancy Cook, Sec- retary, and Sue Donaldson, Reporter. working to develop an interest in education FUTURE NURSES OF MERIC Linda Liebman, Reporter, Terry Whitaker, Treasurer, Ruth Gregory, Vice-presidentg Faith Waters, President, Bonnie Brandenburg, Secre- tary: and Sue Franke, Historian. The Future Nurses of America Club helps girls to decide whether or not They would like nursing as a career. Many speakers come from all fields of nursing to answer members' questions about this particular field. The members carol at local nursing homes and send scrapbooks and favors to the Marine Hospital at Christ- mas. The Snow Ball and the Variety Show are given by the club each year to raise money for scholarships. . . . advised by Miss Lois Sauter and Mrs. Leonore Jones . . with the ambition to spend their lives helping others. FUTURE HOMEMAKER OE ERICA . . . sponsored by Mrs. Joan Weatherholtz and Mrs. Alice Lindgren. Lana Reeley, Treasurer, Darlene Hollman, Vice-president, Shirley Ker- ger, President, Diane Cugle, Secretary, and Francs Fredericks, Re- porter. The Future Homemakers ot America is purely a feminine and domestic club. Under the supervision of Mrs. Weatherholtz and Mrs. Lindgren, the F.H.A. com- pleted many activities. For Homecoming they baked a cake and made a banner. They bought two irons, a freezer, and made new curtains for the home econo- mics department. A special feature of the year was a visit to the McCormick Tea House. For the Christmas holidays the girls made corsages, candy, and cookies. ln the Spring the highlight of their activities was the annual fashion show. . . . striving for a healthier and a happier tomorrow. THE HOWARD HIGH CHORUS Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, General Music, and Music Appreciation are five elective subjects attracting many of our students. Some of the activities of the Chorus are entertainment at the Christmas program, presentations at various assemblies, and participation in the Howard County music concerts. On Orientation Day when the iunior' high schools are given a preview of Howard High, the Chorus presents several selections and also is present to per- form at the Baccalaureate Service for the graduates in June. This year the music department was proud to announce their arriving at the one-thousand dollar mark in the organ fund. This goal was reached through the efforts of the music depart- ment and the cooperation of the faculty and the students. Four members of Howard's Chorus were 1959-1960 participators in the All-Maryland Chorus, again giving our school statewide recognition. Delbert Phelps Bob Kerns Charlotte Murphy and Carol Schmidt were proud to represent Howard High in the All-Maryland Chorus. FUTURE FARMER OF MERIC Milbourn Craig, Vice-president, Charles Lotz, President, Joe Smith, Secretary, Herman Twining, Sentinel, John Puttenberger, Treasurer, Ned Martin, Adviser, and Robert Richardson, Reporter. rl- -lr r Rr F5 1. -T The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for boys interested primarily in agri- culture. The organization spon- sors many ditterent contests for its members. During the year the Howard Chapter participated in local, regional, state, and national contests. 1' Q' lqsim The club promotes the better care and raising ot farm animals. The boys in this area were inter- ested mostly .in raising livestock with an emphasis placed on beef cattle. The F.F.A. is open to any boy enrolled in the Vocational Agri- culture course. and seventeen boys. . . . well-earned awards fill the classroom. . . .Secretary Joe Smith chats with President Charles Lotz and Treasurer John Puffenberger at the annual FFA banquet held in May. O O C . . . initiation into The club is only a small part of the year-around fun. for a better land. . . . Mr. Ned Martin, club sponsor, poses with John Puffenberger who dis plays his FFA project. THLETIC ASSOCIATIO Terry Whitaker, Historian, Carol Neimiller, Treasurer, Linda Ingram, Vice-president, Joan Warfield, President, Linda Neimiller, Secretary, and Barbara Hazel, Sophomore Representa- tive. G.A.A. The newly organized Girls' Athletic Association proved to be very success- ful. The G.A.A. sponsored girls' intramurals, pep ral- lies, joined with the B.A.A. to sponsor a bonfire and a dance, and introduced a point system for which the active members received emblems. Q A-3 B.A.A. The Boys' Athletic As- sociation made much prog- ress in building a well unit- ed organization. It sponsor- ed the boys' intramural pro- gram, pep rallies, the Colt game, and helped the G.A.A. in making the bon- fire and dance a success. and twenty-two active members. L I t Vince Pindell, Treasurer, Sam DeBone, Vice-president, Bill Hessen, President, and John Lana han, Secretary. -fa f 5 I c f , 'TWM J, ... , 1ls.., DR M TIC sented as its annual play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The class under the supervision of Miss Coates gave a Christmas play for the school and attended Archibald Mac- Leish's J.B. at the Ford Theatre in Balti- more. Miss Coates conducts class while in the above picture Sharon Lenz directs the rehearsal of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Thirteen assistants to the librarian help to keep things running smoothly in the Howard High library. With a collection of more than 4,600 books, numerous pamphlets, magazines, films, and records, the library is able to till each student's recreational and educational needs. This year the Dramatic Arts Class pre- . . well-merited recognition. Howard's gym was filled with teachers, stu- dents and friends. O AR JO ES, DAY A surprised, speechless, and very delighted Nlr. Omar Jones reigned over Howard Friday, March 25. ln the morning Omar J. Jones Day was proclaimed by Lois Singhass, Student Council President, Wayne Phillips, Junior Class President, and Marilyn Young, Sophomore Class President. Later, Anne Grimes presented Mr. Jones with a scrapbook of the school year activities. A glass top for his desk was the gift of the faculty. Letters were received from Dr. Pullen and Mr. Yingling. The day was concluded with a surprise dinner after which Mr. Jones was taken to Howard's gym where five hundred people had gathered to greet him. There Mr. Schoenbrodt, President of the PTA, presented him with a gift check in recognition of the gratitude of the parents, teachers, and students. A polaroid camera was the gift of the student body. Mr. Jones and his family enioyed a surprise dinner at Candlelight Lodge, Catonsville. HOMECOMI G 1958 Queen Ruth Phillips with i959 Queen Faye Shipley and Maid of Honor Gloria Coles. Maid of Honor was Gloria Coles and senior members of the court were Ruth Gregory, Phyllis Kirkham, Charlotte Nlur- phy, and Joan Thomas. Junior members included Toni Ambrose, Glenda Specht, Linda Ingram, and Linda Neimiller. The sophomore class was represented by Carol Lineberry and Carol Woodall. Hovvard's sixth annual Homecoming was celebrated November 14 with the usual festivities of football, halftime ac- tivities, a turkey dinner, and a dance climaxing the evening. Homecoming Queen Faye Shipley reigned over events including the vic- torious football game against Glenelg High School. over Glenelg. Howard's triumphant victory 1 f 9 Az, v 46 v 'ik ! aw my -'1.xL wwf- i 5 gf ,aw N 'W J, 5 gd + f? -X L 8-fffgw ip 1 Q f, ka., ,ugh in 'Ev' ! W .mum S5 'W s isa ' 5 1 p I! ',C is 'xv Q we get acquainted. we're really informal here. . our eighth anniversary. INFORMAL WELCOME The first dance of the year at Howard is always the Welcome or the Get Acquainted Dance sponsored by the Student Council. This is held in early September and the new sophomores have an opportunity to mingle with the iuniors and the seniors. Being the first one of the school year, the Welcome Dance usually is attended by a good number of students who feel it is a pleasant way to begin the year. PEP RALLY At the annual pep rally, following the torch parade 'and the lighting of the bonfire, the football players of former years and this year's team were introduced to the students. Ann Mercier, an alumna of Howard, and Howard's cheerleaders acquainted the students with new cheers. The evening's activities concluded with a delightful dance in the gym where Mr. Pep, Leonard Bonsal, and Miss Pep, Kay Romoser, were chosen. ANNIVERSARY Fall and the mellow sounds of the Sportsman Quintet filled the evening air as Howard cele- brated its eighth anniversary. A rustic decor composed of a realistic scarecrow surrounded with cornstalks and pumpkins filled the center of the gym. Painted across the stage curtains in leaves of red, gold, and green were the words Anniversary Dance. DANCES HIGHLIGHT OF THE YE R . . . the unique attraction of the evening. Winter Wonderland was the theme of the Christmas Dance sponsored by the senior class. Highlighting the blue and silver decorations was a mobile float, composed of snow flakes and Christmas balls. The unique attraction of the even- ing was the mechanical Santa Claus, who when revealed was not just a number of bolts and wires, but one of the seniors, Charles Pindell. The hard work of the seniors was well reward- ed by the beauty of their decorations and the suc- biiafk, cess of their affair. revealed by Queen Kay Romoser and King Ned With a splash of red and white the Valentine Dance came through with a stereo of hi-fi color. The dance had the spirit of St. Valentine's day with attractive decorations of playing cards. The Valentine Queen was Ann Yates and her court in- cluded Lyn Randall, Sharon Fisher, Linda Bertling, Linda Ingram, and Gayle Grier: mum. waz-K . -....... .5 -.. -....,,. , W s-4.....m. ,, ,f W5 ---...... ---...,, 'ii.,, xfvff- :Q ' Ai - 55Z'2v - 1 ',,A. f. . 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The new girls' athletic field was completed during the sum- mer. The team initiated the field by tying the score with Brooklyn Park High School one to one. There were only seven seniors on the Varsity team. The juniors gained experience that will be valuable to them next year. Left to right: C. Neimiller, J. Bertling, K. Romoser, L. Hefler, L. Slnghass, J. War- field, J. Higgs. JUNIOR VARSITY BACK ROW: D. Smallwood, L. Liebman, J. Simmer- ing, L. Benner, N. Leclercq, S. Jones, J. Quinlan, B Oursler, C. Lineberry, B. Hazel. FRONT ROW: L. Bertling, G. Beckett, M. Godshall S. Senneseth, R. Bailey, M. Young, B. Sponar. 1 CO-CAPTAINS: Kay Romo ser and Lois Singhass and COACH: Miss Behy Lang More Action! BACK ROW: J. Huntley, P. Righfor, J. White, B. Wallich, S. Fischer, J. Higgs. THIRD ROW: L. Hefler, C. Neimiller, A. Boyd, N. Cook, L. Neimiller, B. Halvorsen, T. Ambrose. SECOND ROW: F. Somerville, M. Aiwell, L. Ingram, J. Warfield, L. Berfling. FIRST ROW: K. Romoser, L. Sing- hass. VARSITY FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Marshall, Coach, B. Kerns, C. Harrison, S. DeBone, B. Hesson, D. Ayers, G. Mook, W. Ormiston, Coach. SECOND ROW, left to right: J. Elder, L. Brown, E. Daniels, N. Clark, V. Pindell, C. Horner. THIRD ROW, left to right: D. Hartwell, W. Moyer, C. Pindell, B. Cooney, D. Dupree, R. White. FOURTH ROW, left to right: B. Reid, P. Freeman, J. Nichols, J. Lanahan, S. Lawrence, J. Rodgers, L. McGuigan. . . . Sam tries for a touchdown. This year Howard High had a wonderfully spirited team. The highlight of the season was when we defeated the Glenelg Gladiators at our homecoming. The number of games won was low, but to us at Howard the Glenelg and Gaithersburg games compensated for those lost. The captains of the team were Bill Hesson and Sam DeBone. The team was composed of ten seniors and quite a few iuniors and sophomores. Prospects for next year's team promise to make it a good one. HOWARD, BIG GUYS Actiom HOWARD HOWARD . HOWARD, .. HOWARD , HOWARD HOWARD ,7,, HOWARD ,,,,,O HOWARD 7,,,, . HOWARD ,,,. HOWARD ,,..,O, www? f FINALS O 27 , ,,7,, Frederick , 7 19 ,. .. ,. Northwestern O 21 -- . S. Hagerstown O 37 , , . DeMatha .. . .12 13 .. .. D,7v. Edgewood 6 13 . ,,,, Loyola 21 46 . ,,77 .. Bel Air . .14 7 ,7,,,, ooooo G aithersburg , 14 7 ,, . 7,o,oA Glenelg , .O 41 7,,. Wicomico . . . Pat catches touchdown pass JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Ash, D. Freeman, H. Bryant, C. Jackson, D. Greenstreet, G. Roberts, W. Ormiston, Coach. SECOND ROW, left to right: G. Harrison, A. Clark, G. Peddicord, A. Young, N. Rabickow. THIRD ROW, left to right: L. Foster, C. Riley, T. Roe, W. Corum. Charlie Pindell, Guard Bill Hesson, Center Sam DeBone, Halfback Ned Clark, Halfback Dick Hartwell, Guard SENIOR PLAYERS Dennis Ayers, Quarterback Clifton Harrison, Halfback Vince Pindell, Quarterback John Nichols, End Bob Kerns, Fullback Q 5.5 if E 1 if 95? My J .15 M3 JJ' H ,V . -f ' ' ' ' A -' 13' L , ' dy, , Q5 ' N A Q 5 3' if TV' Q mv gg W F ,A , gg ,K ,ri if GEMM ' Y 2 s 'Q 5 W f .,,. M . K QQ, 6 'V it gh ' ' if W ? , H ,sg 2 VW ' 'F :E X Q' 37 Q Q 5 Ei 4 ff? ' L K ,2L FOOTBALL W, V A zz: f L g lm VARSITY BASKETBALL, left to right: C, Lineberry, S. Smith, L, Ingram, L. Hefler, M. Pope, J. Huntley, and A Yates + o , CI-IEERLEADI G JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL, BACK ROW: B. Hazel, J. Kirk, D. Cole, C. Sheels. FRONT ROW: S Brosuus D Dasher, B. Sponar, and P. Caplinger. 4 nab ' I p-, ' s ,I f. I is 1 1, , K A 1 Y' .hw . f--:J an aw x 1 Q , ., fi , X wr 1 -f-Q . LL., 43 . -I X 4 H- af f 1 5 2 57 5 2535? M. N A ,N T-fi Will Z'-if ,- 7 ' .. :'., ':9f: g 1, . . , t a, U L yy- L ,L if 7- ff' L wig .K 1 ' 'B mf? +r m wi. bv: . . , ,mf MTU' F Q 4 --fi Q3-A-A gn wwf s Vi ' 53 , 33 'fr Lyfwu 11,6- LE 15. W gg. ff ig f -V 1 ,C as Q, 2 , Q 15211 i 15:1 1' ga 1 , J Wai W' KV: . L, 5, Q . , 5fa?s:,fix H- 34, ?M,.??2 QR , ,f ,.A, H-mf 52: f u +141 W - G +5 'fr BALL HANDLERS Left to right: C. Neimiller, N. Leclerq, J. Simmering, with B. Lang, coach. The girls' Varsity team, coached by Miss Lang, com- pleted an outstanding season, winning twelve and los- ing only two, they also set many new records of ac- complishments. Practice and good teamwork achieved this record for the team. Scoring an all-time high of 595 points and averaging 42.5 points a game topped the record set in 1958. The team will be losing only two seniors and Miss Lang is looking forward to another successful season for her girls. The girls' Junior Varsity completed its second con- secutive undefeated season. Carole Woodall and Jeanne Quinlan, as co-captains, did a fine iob in leading the squad to victory. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Quinlan, C. Woodall. SECOND ROW: M. Godshall, D. Bealmear, B. Blumen- feld, A. Boyd, J. Bowman. THIRD ROW: J. Hughes, L. Leibman, B. Oursler, D. Duncan, C. Thomas, B. Hazel, C. Lineberry. J.V. SCORES HOWARD .,.... ..,,,. 5 2 4 , HOWARD .,,.,,, .38 11 HOWARD ....... . ., 24 17 . HOWARD .,,.,,, 31 25 HOWARD ..,,... ,,,,,, 3 O 25 ,,,,.. HOWARD .....a. .. , 37 17 ,,., ,. HOWARD 36 15 H . HOWARD ....... . 28 22 HOWARD ....... , 26 21 . HOWARD ..a.... 28 8 HOWARD ....... , . 37 7 HOWARD .,,,,,, 25 21 HOWARD 2.2.26 21 . ,c . ....., Frederick Brooklyn Sykesville Sykesville Glen Burnie Glenelg Brooklyn Frederick Seton Arundel Glen Burnie Glenelg Arundel qui sp? The Howard Varsity, competently di- rected by Coach Marshall, although not too successful in the even column, win- ning seven and losing twelve of their games, displayed enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. The Lions defeated their county rival, Glenelg, in two thrilling games. One of the season's notable events was the breaking of Skip Whor- ton's 43 point record set in 1957. Tallying 46 points against Sherwood, Skip also set a record of 492 points-the most made in a season. S. King, P. Freeman, J. Lanahan, L. Brown, W. McKinney, and E. Maisel will be the only veterans returning next year with six players being lost via gradua- tion. Mr. Marshall and Howard's fans are expecting a good season next year. BACK ROW, left to right: S. DeBone, S. King, R. Harrison, P. Palmer, W. Hessen, P, Freeman, A. New- quist, D. Dupree. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: D. Ayers, J. Lanahan, L, Brown, E. Maisel, W. McKinney, R. Kerns. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Marshall, Coach, S. Whorton, Captain. . I N B A S K E T B A L L O5 I as 3 6 ,115 'fllunf uv' ,K i i i 1 I i i if E o .K , fi fl Wi 'Vind U -uv has T , , ul -fr ii ri Ni E2 E53 wg fri aiwa Q .gg -X, -mwctl' :mm www Mun, 2599 'Nm we was fe: ,M vm may M, E , Q ,Xyx up ' 51 Will: is V. .Away 'fmiffff 4 X? pzfkifiww-A Q ,xrgsqlxsfw SSS 1 - 5 4 Www Laws W S ni' ff - , M4 ,5 'mv ,M 4 , ,iiggkw ti, -is W f' 2 X wg fm Q 'kb fa W 1, if:-. , ff Y ng. ii: J nw, f 9 , 4 l'.1 'A'3 if577 1.':' S' , E V hx .gf 1 T21 A 5f,k:',,: Q V lk fn 'f -IIA , , ' 5. N , A ' 1? 2 if V.,.,L QQ - yyy A qygi 4 v,Lix 5 Lg A W AE lik A W ? 4f' 1 V :ji , .QQ gli, Af .mf , ,,v' E aff S X 1,4 If' ., : I ' .,?. 'L S, Q V ,ff ? 4... HIGH .1 UMPERS Yes, the Howard High volleyball team finished with eleven wins and one loss, their only defeat coming in the final game with Arundel. The captains of this year's team were Lois Singhass and Kay Romoser. The iayvee team won four games and lost one. SCORES HOWARD --2 O ...., ,,.,,, G lenelg 1 HOWARD aooooooooaoa .2 o ...,o ..,,..... G lenelg 1 I-iowARD 31 so .... .,.a. G len Burnie HOWARD 27 23 ..... .ov,,,,o,,,. A rundel HOWARD 52 16 .......,.,,. Severna Park HOWARD 43 16 ,,,.. ....,,,. A nnapolis HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD v,,..,...,., HOWARD ,..,AA,,,,v, HOWARD ,,,.o,,,,,o, HowARDQflffffQ 36 21 .,o.,a.. 28 21 Brooklyn Park Brooklyn Park 27 20 a,a.. .... G len Burnie 32 22 ,,,o........ Severna Park 33 19 ..... 19 26 ..,,, Annapolis ----- Arundel TOP ROW, left to right: S. Little, J. White, L. Hefler, C. Woodall, J. Warfield. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Benner, K. Romoser, Captain, L. Singhass, Captain, S. Fischer. -..gg JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW, left Yo right: P. King, M, Godshall, D. Duncan, L. Uebman. SECOND ROW, left To right: D. Dasher, B. Wallich, N. Cook, B. Halvorsen, and G. Selby. Joan, Lois, Kay, and Linda JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES HOWARDW-, 2 O . , HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD 2 1 ,, ,. ,,,.38 18 ., . 45 21 8 17 . Glenelg Glenelg Arundel Severna Park Arundel Managers Bonnie Oursler and Bobbie Marx. This year's girls' softball team is the first one since 1956. They were an inexperienced team, winning only one game and losing eight against a strong Anne Arundel County League. The girls on the team were all sophomores and iuniors and expect to have a strong, more experienced team next year. The group was co-captained by Mimi Atwell and Linda Ingram and coached by Miss Betty Lang, the girls' physical educa- tional instructor. SOFTBALL SCORES HOWARD ...... 15 21 ..... , ......... .. Arundel HOWARD ...... T5 9 ...... . Severna Park HOWARD ..... 4 l6 ..... Annapolis HOWARD .... - 8 I4 s..... Brooklyn Park HOWARD 8 TO ...... Brooklyn Park HOWARD 1 22 ...... ...... G len Burnie HOWARD .. ll 12 .... . Severna Park HOWARD .,,..,. 5 6 ..... , .. .... Annapolis HOWARD 77D.ss..,.., . 8 13 .. ...... , Arundel 9X Qt .. 'il 53? ,155 .f 2 3 , -fi , -if' ii- 2 , f -4? - f Mimi Atwell, Co-Captaing Betty Lang, Coach: and Linda Ingram, Co- Captain. ' '++f fif'9ffw 35 as WM -'X A .W N' 'f R 'ek XV an :V ivy 1. v X .abru- A , I I 3 my 'QUlu-A J, fi HOWARUS HARD HIT TERS This year's baseball team won two games and lost nine. They defeated Severna Park and our county rival, Glenelg High School. Unfortunately Glenelg defeated Howard Twice, thus taking possession of the black bull, Elgard. Even though the boys did not show much in the win column, they gained a great deal of ex- perience and had some good times. All through the season they showed good sportsmanship. HOWARD HOWARD HOWARDWA ..,.,,,c, HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD SCORES 18 e l8e, l loco 22 i4 lO ,, O 4 ,,,, ,... 6 .... ,, Glen Burnie ,, W O Arundel Severna Park Annapolis Brooklyn Park Glenelg Glen Burnie ,sa, . Arundel Brooklyn Park Glenelg Glenelg t5K...LH-c K' uw ' in 8... i ' f New H K.. 5 E. ..,. ,. ,xv wr? 1 1 :. Q-il.: H Z' .. , M! A .4 1 if W1 5, N- Mem' DS GE: LQ L I Q fwyxl 'ww is m N- . 5.5 . , 1 5 Q , E df 4 'Q ? S, v 'QNQQQS Em 'M U . S-W. ' ' .iw J-wma-gdfw 'ww-Q .J- Jnfif if' lx, is , Jjkif , Q I Q, ,x in Q- X Qi? W, K www Sk --nw W wb N, A . . up and over goes John. . . Bobby tries his best. FIELD DAY With victorious acclaim, the juniors defeated the seniors in the 1960 Field Day, one of the school's biggest athletic events. It was a close contest between the iuniors and the seniors, and at the closing moments, there was much ex- citement. Many students participated in the various activities in hopes of bringing victory to their class. Juniors 129 points!!! Seniors ,c,,c,,,, ,,,,s 1 21 points Sophomores s,sss 71 points ' 0010. 16,78 are Vitro 1-,bu .r . . Arthur's height comes in handy. . . . the winner. My .. ,., A ' - . :e'f1 f'- gg W H ,W . ,,,, ,,X ' '-Q3- ' . V? I .Q ,,, . A , .5 .. A e . ' - F' ww 1 f af . A ' 5 M' W 7 1 F iff' , 'iw X Q A. . H 4 ie , 35 X, L f 1 -f1-- .- :.:.,'jg- 3. , K K' ifigq Arif ? I 7,7 . in 1 , ji A W . N wi'-4 1:NLA,qg. f K ' HW4mi,aSg N's1wf QW' 'Qs .Egg-jx i, K. sf' ' :-k ' , 3 ,iw ff M A 5,21 1 If V Q 3. , , , in J: i i Li :,,. , Y .,. 2 2 1 ' H L 7 5 W , :af 5 1 'QM , - - , . Hwy I ,L - 1 Q Lhzakigm l ,ri .f :fm 9-as f ig far H., qw ' . --':,,'A f , Wi' M 'N ' M -'Www'-wM H' aw ff'1'i?'f'fA ggi , 0' 2, MQ ff O9 afx O QUXOOXQ '81 6 6 Je aneffe and John Xxbxedq Xi- 'Y- SWG ww, E1 7 12 MM ' 006 wxevx 6 xrwce 0 Ga MOST ATHLETIC Joan and Skip I N 44 r OST and B af,-IV wp Big px 2506 ws A TAL '70 and eO'9e BEST Dkan DRESSED a and MOST POPULAR Kay and Sam 2 ,A ff MN LMT4-1 A L00 K and O USS OU FOR A See. WE GO T0 NEW YORK WONDERFUL WEEKEND . . . a class tradition. I With their chaperones, Mrs. Lotz, Mrs. McFarland, and Mr. Fisher, seventy-five seniors left for New York at 6 A.M., Saturday, April 23. Arriving there, they took the educational boat tour of Manhattan Island. They stayed at the Henry Hudson Hotel, enjoying the luxuries of swimming, television, telephones, and room service. A few of the places visited were the Museum of Natural History, Central Park, the Empire State Building, Coney Island, Birdland, Greenwich Village, NBC Tele- vision Studios, Radio City, and various restaurants. When they arrived in Ellicott City at ll P.M. Sunday, the seniors were reluctant to end their exciting weekend. M7745-1h'57Q i 'i'lriWx .SQ f Zi, U 5 'X X zfibt X7 qw ? x ! X 5 N X' , AQ . f f , Q The Junior Class of Howard County High School requests the pleasure of your com- pany at the Junior-Senior Prom, on Friday, third of June, at nine o'clock in the eve- ning. So read the invitations issued to the mem- bers of the iunior and senior classes for the yearly promenade. A Persian garden, bedecked with a cage containing peacocks and reigned over by an imposing swami, set the scene while the Satisfiers provided melodious tones for dancing or chatting. Declared queen and king of the prom, Lois Singhass and Sam DeBone were crowned by Mr. Jones as they stepped from their places among the court composed of two representatives from each senior homeroom. refreshments in the cafeteria . .to the music of the Satisfiers. Following three hours of evening enioyment at the school, many of the students attended parties to climax one of the finest affairs of the school year. ...ready...set... . . . go, Ruehl! . l , Sam welcomed the faculty, the guests, and the seniors. ...Mr. Fisher finally reached the bottom of the box. CLASS NIGHT Held again this year at Peter Pan Inn in Frederick, Class Night was a great success. Paul Palmer began the evening with the blessing followed by a fried chicken dinner. After the dessert, the students explored the gardens and ther fountains of the lovely old lnn and returned to the dining room for the reading of the Class Will and the Class Prophecy. The prophecy this year was quite interesting and different as a relic was presented of each student's life after he or she had lived until l98O. This brought many smiles and laughs from the faculty and the students. The senior advisers were given gifts from the seniors. Mary Ellen Scaggs and Sam DeBone drew the lucky numbers for the door prizes which many seniors received. When the tables and chairs were pushed back, the sen- iors and their guests concluded the evening with dancing. . . . Ann Balderson and a committee of seniors were responsible for the writing and the presenting ofthe class prophecy. UV I Q sl E --5 .10 THE CLASS OF 1960 dedieates this page memory of one of its members GALE WENDELL DELP fl 5245 if M 8 '55 ' wwf' ,ff , , -I v.- A 3 GRAD ATIO Two hundred and one diplomas and twenty-three awards were presented at Howard High's eighth annual graduation, Thursday evening, June l6. The invocation which began the ceremony was given by Reverend George Cora. Helen Rettger presented the salutatorian address followed by the singing of the class song, Mem'ries of Howard. Immediately following the class song, Dr. Sekulow, Professor of Political Science at the Johns Hopkins Uni- versity and a member of President Eisenhower's Advisory Staff, spoke to the graduates. . . . Dave gave the valedictorian address. David Munro gave the valedictorian address after which the class sang the Alma Mater. The Reverend John W. Neimiller, father of one of the graduates, bestowed the benediction and the seniors turned in their places to ioin in the recessional. Helen was salutatorian After the awarding of the Diplomas by Mr. John Yingling, Superintendent of Howard County public schools, Mr. Jones presented the annual awards. A notable factor is that William Hesson received five of the twenty-three awards-the most won by one student at one time in the history of Howard High. . . . Dr. Sekulow wished the graduates good luck. two hundred and one raduates. Munro Rettger Wiley Whitaker Balderson Smith Smith Murphy Harvey Ayers the top ten per cent. 2' Q we Wm i .. lag! .Q A gi? 1, ' H 1-JM ts 1 ' .. QQ W. Hesson M. Gebhard N. Pfeiffer K. Romoser R. Gregory F. Waters J. Thomas L. Hefler S. Franke M. Graham GRADUATION AWARDS National Honor Society , 7, Bausch and Lomb Science Award , Allview Civic and Improvement Association, Inc., English Prizes , .. , American Legion, Laurel, Maryland, DAVID FARNHAM MUNRO DAVID FARNHAM MUNRO DAVID FARNHAM MUNRO SUE ANN DONALDSON POST No. 60 School Award ,,,,c , , cc,,,,,,,,,c,c , ,,,, EDWARD TALBOTT CLARK, III Dekalb Award for Agricultural Accomplishrnent I W S, Lc,,,7 , ,,L, CHARLES GEORGE LOTZ Centre Lodge 440, Ellicott City ofthe Independent Order of Odd Fellows Award . . N ,LLCHARLES GEORGE LOTZ Student Secretary Award L ,,,,7, ,, , ,,,, , , ,,,,, ,, ,,,,7 DENNIS CHARLES BARNES Ellicott City Businessmen's Association Award S, ,, , A ..,,,,,,, ,,.,c,,-,,NANCY LEE PFEIFFER Faculty Award ,,,, , , ,,,,,,,, , , ,,,, W WWILLIAM MARLIN HESSON, JR. Allview Lions Annual Award for Athletic and Scholastic Achievement L Maryland Sons of American Revolution Medals for Good Citizenship ,, ,S Hoplite Physical Education Medals S, Women's Civic Club of Ellicott City Keys Balfour Key Awarded for Loyalty, Achievement and Scholarship S Daughters of American Revolution ,AWILLIAM MARLIN HESSON, JR. ,WILLIAM MARLIN HESSON, JR. CLAUDIA KAY ROMOSER WILLIAM MARLIN HESSON, JR. LINDA ARLENE HEFLER WILLIAM MARLIN HESSON, JR. TERESA MARIE WHITAKER ,TERESA MARIE WHITAKER Good Citizen Award U ,,Y,-,-v, W YKK- W, ,,,.,,, ANN BEVERLY BALDERSON Betty Crocker Homemaker Award ......... ..... .-.ANN BEVERLY BALDERSON American Mathematical Association Award ........ . ..... ...JOHN W- PENNINGTON, Ill Danforth Foundation Award .... .............. . .... ........ 5 A NIUEL EDWARD DEBONE DONNA LEE WILEY Long we w1l1 ehensh the things that have been. ALMA MATER Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Augus+ H. Afieldi, Jr. A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. William Airey, Jr. Mr. George Alcorn B 84 A Amoco Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Andrews Ill and Kafhy Tom Appler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Assenheimer Max Baraz Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Barfh Mr. Dennis Charles Barnes Mr. and Mrs. John Bassler Mr. Bill BeneH Mr. and Mrs. Al. E. Benfsen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Beneif Sianley Boardman Frank R. Bond Charles L. Bonsal Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Boone Carolee and Charles Borcherding Miss Margaref Bowers P. Joan Bozzell Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brann Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Broadwa+er Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Brooks Mrs. Ha+'rie V. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Brown, Sr. Buddy Mrs. Mildred Caldwell Cecelia Caparella Miss Evelyn Coaies Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ruih S. Mr. Siephen Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marion Mr. and Mrs. Mid'n B. Dan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ernesi James Eslin Falls A. Farazza V. E. Feaiher Ferguson Bernard D. Fi iel Fischer, Jr. scher '63 Howa rd N. Fisher Keiih Fisher Clarence O. Furrow John C. Gardner Roberl' Gepperl H. C. Godshall Carlo Gomez Mr. Edward Gray and Girls Mr. and Mrs. William Gray. Sr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gregory Chas. Grimes Louis Guberna+is Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Hall Arihur Hammond Charles Harding Mr. and Mrs. Arnold G. Harms Mr. and Mrs. Armond D. H Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harriso Ea rl Harrison n arris Linda and Harvey Mrs. Frank Hazel Mr. and Mrs. William Heber William N. H eck Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Herberi' Danny and Polly Herzog Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hesson, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Colfelf T. W. ColleHe Thomas Collins Monroe Collison Cliff Cros+on Francis Cugle Mrs. Ma++hew Curran ScoH' and Mark Davis Mr. and Mrs. Bill DeBow Mr. Roberl' M. Delosier Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Diich Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Dieiz Charles C. Dishman Charles Downs Miss lda Mae Downs Miss Mozelle Miss Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Downs Dries Allan C. Driver William F. Durr Mrs. Ru+h P. DuVall Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Ensor Charles R. Ernes'r Russell L. Hild Mr. and Mrs. Carr Hilfon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hobbs Malcolm S. J. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Horfman Susan Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hough Mr. and Mrs. Henderson H. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Edw. A. Howe Shari, Dickie, and Judy Howes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hudson Mr. Cloe Hughes Maior Edgar C. Hughes. U.S.M.C Mr. Linwood Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Roberf lglehari' Mrs. James C. lvy and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Jacob, Jr. Susie and Joe Buck Jones Mr. and Mrs. Omar J. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kauffman J. W. Kea++s and Brofhers Carlion Kerger E. W. Kirkham Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Klaiihaar Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klein Mr. and Mrs. John Kramer Mrs. Nina Kramer Mrs. Lorrie D. Lane Mr. and Mrs. George Larkies Mr. and Mrs. Gilberl Lee Charlie LePore Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lilley Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lilley Mrs. Helen Linder Mr. Richard Linder Mrs. Mildred Lowrey A and Mrs. E. W. Maisel Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mallonee and Mrs. Roberf Marshall Ned Marlin Mr. Mr. Anna Calherine Massey Mr. Ronald A. Mayhugh Miss Grace McCall Gloria McFarland Mrs. Kafherine McFarland Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mellin Mrs. Charles R. Mellin C. 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Young Mr. and Mrs. Lulher Young Zim' BUSINESS PATRDNS Complimenls ol a Friend s Ranch Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Milchell Tigh's Furnilure Company Charlolle Albanese Arlhur and Barbara Brenda Baker Dennis Barnes Barry and Sarah Gloria Beckell Bobby Burlon Brenda Cordero Dan, The Cameraman Linda Delosier Linda Donaldson Sue Donaldson Dollie Downs Virginia Fisher Ginny Filzgerald From Us Marcia Gebhard Calhy Gleig Francis Hammond Clillon Harrison Priscilla Harrison Jackie Higgs Barbara Horlman Nancy Howe Jan Hulberl Judy Irving Mike Keegin George Keller BOOSTERS Dolly Kreis Johnny Lanahan Charles Lolz Garland Miller David Munro Paul Murray Nancy and Danny Ned and Kay Carol Nonnsen Allen Oliver Beverly Penninglon Bob Phillips Judy Pikey Vince Pindell Wayne Ray '62 Renie Ruddy Shirley and Jerry Lois Singhass Danny Slaler Mr. M. W. 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DONALDSON BLOCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Since I 897 LAUREL. MARYLAND CATONSVILLE PAINT 8: FLOORING Floor Covering Insfallaiion Free EsIimaI'es 402 FREDERICK ROAD RI. 7-9077 C Complimenfs of MR. LUPE'S IZA Complimenfs of DR. AND MRS. GEORGE BURGTORF Com plimenfs of DR. AND MRS. HENRY J. BIANCO, JR. CompIimen+s 'F Complimenfs 0 of slMPsoNvu.LE Esso THE RQMOSERS New Roufe 29 A+Ias 6-3375 Complimenis Complimenfs of gf BALDI HALL'S GARAGE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING Chevrolef Sales and Service CLARKSVILLE, MD. AT 6-2I7I 5408 Spring Road BLADENSBURG, MARYLAND ALBETH HEIGHTS Compllmeniis A Plgfecied Eievelopmeni' of 0 ounfry ome Si+es A Lo+s From Half Acre Up Marrio'HsviIIe Road Jusi' Nor'I'I1 of U.S. 40 Davis 8-2228 Howard 5-2I8I Always Look +o ihe LAUREL FURNITURE sToRE ACADEMY for Sales Ford Service I'I1e Bes'r Buys in Furnifure E51-ablished IQI7 Use Our Easy Credii' Terms Laurel, Maryland Parkway 5-3200 Fourih and Main Sfreei' Parlrway 5-0250 LAUREL, MARYLAND Com plimen+s of MR. AND MRS. REGINALD MALLOY Complimenrs of OLIVER PRESS Prin+ers l900 Frederick Avenue BALTIMORE 23,- MARYLAND Complimenis of TYE'S MUD HUT Complimenls of STUART PRESSLEY, INC. 5430 Washingfon Blvd. ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND Complimenfs of VERNON'S ROLLER RINK 4I8 Oella Avenue CATONSVILLE 28, MARYLAND Phone: RI 4-5667 Congra+ula+ions Class of I960 AND MRS. C. DORSEY CRAVER Cusfom Piclure Framing Prices Moderale FRANK C. JONES I Ballimore Slreel' Savage, Maryland Phone: Waferloo 437 CHARLES C. DISHMAN 650l Old Washingfon Blvd. Elkridge 27, Maryland Phone: Elkridge 5l5 HAULING OF LIVESTOCK Good Luck, Grads! MR. AND MRS. ALBERT TOREK HARDMAN'S MOTEL Ellicofl' Cify, Maryland Phone: EllicoH' Ci'ry IOI9 KELLEY'S ST. JOHN'S AMOCO Minor Repairs - Tune Ups Tires - Bafleries - Accessories Roufe 40 al Sl. John's Lane PHONE: I373 ELLICOTT CITY, MD. CompIimen'l's of MR. AND MRS. CORNELIUS F. SYBERT, JR. HELWIG'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE Faclory Aufhorized Paris and Service Dealer Engine and Lawn Mower Paris and Service 3604 Washingfon Boulevard lOpposi+e Weslinghousel Halefhorpe 27, Md. Phone: Circle 2-5085 CHARLES N. KENDALL'S General Merchandise S+ore Meals, Groceries, Gas, and Oil Aflas 6-2l II Clarksville, Md. ELKRIDGE TAXI SERVICE Phone: Elkridge 478 Washingfon Blvd. and Levering Avenue 24 HR. SERVICE RADIO DISPATCHED Ask Driver Abou? Refurn Half Price Trip HENARD'S ESSO STATION Come in Before You Run Ou+ Laurel By-Pass and Bowie Road LAUREL, MARYLAND Specializing in: Tune-up, Brake Rolining, Muffler Repla g MURRIEI' T' SIVERS' Prop' Dynamic Wheel Balancing, Washing and Polishing I See Beautiful ALLVIEW ESTATES Before You Purchase Your New Home NEW DESIGNS - RANCHERS AND SPLIT LEVELS Locared on New Roufe 29 5 Miles Sou+l'a of Rou+e 40 SALES OFFICE-HOWARD COUNTY DEVELOPMENT CORP A+Ias 6-2522 SCFOOW Rmqs L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY WaI'erIoo 808-52 PA. 5-9874 BARTHS' BAKER'S GARAGE PINE ORCHARD ESSO SERVICENTER Jessup' Maryland Wrecker Service U.S. Roufe 40, Pine Orchard, Maryland Phone: Globe 249 BOULEVARD MOTORS S WaI'erIoo II75 ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND 5- I0 +o SI.00 SI'ore CHARLES DORSEY, Prop. Au+o Repairing-Gas-Oil-Accessories 24 Hour Towing Washingfon Blvd. and KII'-Kal' Rd., Walerloo, Md. BOX 267 ELKRIDGE 27 MARYLAND BYRD'S DAIRY BAR Waferloo Road Open II A.M. Io II P.M. Home-Made Ice Cream. Luncheoneife. Novelfies Complimenfs of ADAMS' GULF STATION ELLICOTT CITY C I Complimenfs of ' + 'PL 'e S PAUL B. BEARD O D ReaI+or A New Rou+e 29 Alles 6-2I64 Parkway 5-I922 E Ellrridge 889 Complimenfs of WALTER E. BROWN Roofing - Siding - SpouI'ing Phone: Ellrridge I295 Complimenls of COLIE'S MOBILE HOMES I4lf2 Miles N. of Laurel, on U.S. No. II P.O. BOX 302, JESSUP, MARYLAND CompIimen+s of MR. FISHER'S I2 E HOMEROOM CompIimen+s of FOREST MOTEL 81 DINER RouI'e 40 ELLICOTT CITY. 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PRESS Box 237, R'I'. 4 ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND RALPI'I'S RADIO SHOP 55II Washingion Blvd. TV AND RADIO REPAIRS AND SERVICE Phone Ellcridge 785 PETE REICHARDT'S ESSO SERVICENTER R.F.D. 5942 ELLICOTT CITY, MD. PETE REICHARDT Phone: Globe I632 REX'S ESSO STATION Tires - Tubes - Accessories - Lubricafion Phone: EIIico'H Ci'Iy 485 MONTGOMERY ROAD, ELLICOTT CITY, MD. RIDINGS TAVERN Fine Food and Drinlcs Package Goods +o Go ROBERT'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Washing-Oils-Greasing Washingfon Blvd. Near Dorsey Rd. U.S. RI: I, Box 223, Ellcridge 27, Md. TOWING ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Phone: Ellrridge I403 SIMPSON AMOCO New 29 ai' 32 SIMPSONVILLE, MD. Phone: A'I'Ias 6-3372 EDWARD T. CLARK AND SONS F I O I - Burner Service - Hardware - Painfs - Garden and Lawn PI1one E. C. 330 Suppl DAVIS 81 HEMPHILL Screw Machine Products Race Road and Furnace Avenue ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND CAPLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone EIIicoH' CiI'y 350 COBB'S GULF SERVICE STATION Road Service Locafed in Elkridge on Roufe I Your S'I'ore Since I895 Open 24 Hours SAMUEL H. CAPLAN - Owner 5500 Washingfon Blvd. Cl of l9l8 ELKRIDGE, MARYLAND ERE B TT T G EIIcrIcIg 375 CompIimenIs of A FRIEND Complimenfs of ELKRIDGE PHARMACY Phone Elkridge 290 ELKRIDGE, MARYLAND CompIimenI's of JUDGES of ORPHANS' COURT HAROLD J. STROMBERG MAURICE E. DASHER S. DALLAS SLACK Complimenfs of KIRK and GRIER WELDING COMPANY CompIimen'I's of MR. AND MRS. T. HUNT MAYFIELD CompIimen'l's of CHARLES M. SCOTT NORMAN E. MOXLEY ARTHUR K. PICKETT W. R. GRACE 81 COMPANY Research Division Washingfon Research Cen+er CLARKSVILLE, MARYLAND Compliments of DAVISON CHEMICAL COMPANY Division of W. R. Grace 8: Company CURTIS BAY, MARYLAND Complimenfs of Complimenfs of +he NPO'-KA DOT, MR. AND MRS. HARRY J. STURGEON Washingfon Blvd. Near Hunl' Club Congra+ula+ions Io 'Ihe CLASS OF '60 MARY O. GISRIEL DIXIE LEE TURKEY FARM Telephone E. C. 606 MORRIS G. SMITH 8l Monfgomery Road ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND DUNN'S GARAGE Aufomoiive and Small Engine Paris Waferloo 2293 PEGGY - SUE - MARCIA - ANN THE FABULOUS ELEVEN ALLEN - DANNY - DAVID DENNIS - PAUL - JOHN - BARRY Phone: Ellcridge 392 From a FURRY'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Washingfon Boulevard and Levering Avenue ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND GALES GULF STATION We Bill Service LUBRICATION Special on Brake Relining RAYMOND GAMBRILL 8: SONS Builders HIGHLAND, MARYLAND Phone AI'las 6-2I62 GARRISS RADIO 8. TV SERVICE s. SALES Complimem ROUTE 40 NEAR ST. JOHN'S LANE 'F For Service Call Ellico++ Cify 9I4 J 0 Television - Aufo Radio - Radio - Phono A Hi Fi- Anfennas - Small Appliances PArlcway 5-I426 GENERAL SHEET METAL Hea'Iing -GuHer and Spouiing CHARLES W. BERTLING Scaggsville Road, Laurel, Maryland W. L. HASTINGS Plumbing and Healing ConI'racI'ors Ellcridge 422 5533 Washingfon Blvd. Sales, Service THE LAUREL BUILDING ASSOCIATION REA KEECH of Prince George's Couniy BUICK AND OPEL 380 Main SI'reef 3333 Frederick Road Bal'Iimore 29, Maryland Phone Edmondson 6-4400 LAUREL, MARYLAND Phone: PArlrway 5-2552 2 I vm-qv Z-Ir conf ix eszfie? Besi' Wishes +o Class of l960 WILKINS COFFEE COMPANY Quali+y , Q- Coffee-Tea-Spices In fhe Years Ahead-Remember +he Ou1's+andlng Class of 60 and Wllluns Coffee THE PARLETT MOTOR COMPANY Direci' Fac+ory Ford Dealer Telephone: I92 and I93 ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND NELL'S FRUIT STAND Elkridge 805 Fresh Vegefables and Frui+ in Season wa S X ' -'if ...Y . . Vx ,f WILFLAX MOTORS. INC. RouI'e 40 EIIicoH' Cify PLYMOUTH DE SOTO E. C. 9II VALIANT MAYER BROTHERS MAN U FACTURERS Pre-Casi' Concre+e SepI'ic Tanks RACE ROAD, ELKRIDGE, MARYLAND Phone: Elkridge I990 ROY DIETZ'S CAR MART FIHI1 Ave., S. E. GIen Burnie, Md CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED LOW BANK RATE FINANCING Bus. Soufhfield 6-9200 - OI Res. Globe may 999W SAMUEL MERSON, BUILDER 64I2 Old Washingfon BIvd. ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND Elkridge I922 MITCHELL'S MARKET 6I4 Main SI'reeI' LAUREL, MARYLAND PA 5-3633 Groceries-Mea+s-Produce C. W. NAZELROD ConI'racI'or-Build er Phone: A+Ias 6-3206 WEST END SERVICE STATION InI'ernaI'ionaI Sales and Service Experf Repairing Accessories Phone: EIIicoI'+ CiI'y I98 CHARLES A. KLEIN EIIicoH' CiI'y, Maryland SIMPSONVILLE GARAGE SIMPSONVILLE, MARYLAND BEALL AND KOLPACK Phone: AI'Ias 6-2684 SCAGGSVILLE MARKET Choice Mea+s Roufe iIf2I6 and New 5429 PA 5-I2I2 BARCELONA DISTRIBUTING CO. Cookies Pofafo Chips Pickles The Besi' OnIy 'Ihe BesI ' I8I2 DeSoIa Road Balfimore 30, Md. MIII'on 4-4I4I BRYAN HARPER, Proprieior WILLIAM WHITEHEAD Roofing, Gu++er and Spou+ing Phone PArkway 5-0675 VILLA FOOD MARKET 35 Main S+ree+ EIIicoH' Cify Phone: EIIico'H Ci+y 30I We Carry a CompIe+e Line of Qualify Foods aI' Fair Prices TYLER'S CONFECTIONERY Milk Shakes and Sundaes MONTGOMERY ROAD. ELLICOTT CITY Phone: E. C. 649 J. CALVIN VORIS ConI'racI'or - Builder PHONE ELKRIDGE I578 PINDELL'S FOOD MARKET 6835 WashingI'on Blvd. ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND OPEN EVERY DAY Weekdays 7 A.M.-9 P.M. Sundays I0 A.M.-9 P.M. Phone Elkridge 227 PIC MOTORS, INC. 6I05 WashingI'on B!vd. OPPOSITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE ELKRIDGE 27, MARYLAND Phone Elkridge 640 FOI' For Office SporI'ing SUPPIIe5 Goods SAUMENIG SCHREIBER COMPANY JONES Drive Over fo 6427 BaI+imore Nafional Pike Wesi' of Rolling Road-PIen'ry of Free Parking rice W. Henderson Compnmems uiIcIing Ma+eriaIs of Founda+ion 'Io Finish U.S. Roufe 40 a+ Beihany Lane ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND Phone: E. C. 885 KENNARD WARFIELD ELKRIDGE PAINTING CONTRACTORS Indus'rriaI - ResicIen'riaI - Commercial Elkridge 939 MARY BO TRUCK STOP Esso FIee+ Siafion - Resfauranf Diesel Fuel-Bunk Room-Re+urn Loads 4 MILES NORTH OF LAUREL, U.S. I GENE ENGLEMAN, Proprieior Jessup, Maryland Parkway 5- I 229 DEZ E'S RESTAU RANT WAI'erIoo 807 Washing+on BIvcI. a+ Wa'rerIoo Road PIZZA-MADE IN OUR OWN KITCHEN- ACCORDING TO OUR OWN RECIPES SHISH-KABOB SERVED The Place +o Meei' and Eai' in Wa+erIoo Since l935 DRUMMOND AND COMPANY, INC. All-Wealher Green Plaslic Tennis Courls Kolalized Biluminous Concre'I'e Heavy Du'l'y lndus'l'rial Roads Parking LoI's and Driveways RACE ROAD, ELKRIDGE 27, MD. Phone: Circle 2-3030 MELVILLE SCOTT 81 SON General Insurance S+. John's Lane and Frederick Road ELLICOTT CITY, MARYAND Phone E. C. I99 Office: E. C. II5 or ll8I SPRI NGER AND ASSOCIATES Reallors 2I2 Columbia Road EllicoH' Cily, Md. Thelma Gay Springer EllicoI'+ CiI'y II5 ALBERT A. PETRLIK OWENS-CORNING Fiberglas Home lnsulafion Three Track S'I'orm Windows and Doors l4l6 MONTGOMERY ROAD ELKRIDGE 27, MD Phone: Elkridge I088 SMITH AND KAEHLER R.F.D. 9542 Ellicoll' Cify, Maryland RUSSELL SMITH CHARLES KAEHLER Phone: Globe 803 BIRD 8: SON, lnc. Eslablished I795 HARRY J. SCHAFER 81 SONS Qualify Meals G. WILLIAM SCHAFER II CHARLES E. SCHAFER HARRY J. SCHAFER, JR. L 8: M I9 Lexinglon Markei' Ballimore I, Maryland MU 5-0028 TAYLORS' STORE Complimenls of Bill Phillips of Taylors JEWELRY FURNITURE APPLIANCES Convenienl' Credil' Main Slreel, EllicoI'+ Cily, Maryland Phone: E. C. I90 or I9I WATERLOO SANITATION SERVICE Cesspools and Seplic Tanks Cleaned Rod-o-Ma+ic Pipe Cleaning BOX 286 WATERLOO ROAD ELKRIDGE 27, MD. PHONE: Waferloo I942 aff'-A-7 C I.: RIN I will HEATING ,II OIL LAUREL OIL BUPNERS Dependable WATCH DOG FUEL SERVICE Esso Oil Burners and Fuel Oil Tl1aI'cl1er Furnaces and Boilers Chrysler Airfemp Air Condifioning 24-Hour Radio Dispa'I'cl'1ed Service and Fuel Oil Delivery AUTOMATIC DEGREE DAY DELIVERY SERVICE Meier Prin+ed Delivery Ticlrefs Assure Accuracy For Service: Phone PA 5-3500 Compliments of D C A FOOD INDUSTRIES, INC. EllicoI r Ci+y, Maryland i l ,- ' 'w . - L .Nl Bes'I' Wishes I D M E A L - BALTIMORE TRANSFORMER AND COIL COMPANY 5607 Washing+on Blvd. ELKRIDGE 27. MARYLAND I D 1 E COOKE I-, ir 'Ni g5l55gs43nuPs3A!4D,'.I9'l -Q U Y! . I C 'I LURCII M I ' LQEERJQ I .UW BUELL'S RESTAURANT Famous 'For Home Cooked Meals Appeiizingly Coolced fand Prepared by Ihe Super-Chef Rou+e 40 BaI+imore Na+ionaI Pike Phone: EllicoH Ciiy 269 PROCTOR ELECTRIC COMPANY Coolidge and ConsI'ance Avenues ARBUTUS, MARYLAND Phone: Circle 2-2I00 STROMBERG PUBLICATIONS WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS Serving -Ihe Hear+ of Maryland Publishers of 'l'he ELLICOTT CITY TIMES 94 Main S'Iree'I' EIIicoH' CiI'y. Maryland ,gy 5 Q f 5 ' ,fi 1 4 ww Q Q3 I ul uv' rf , , 'K' Q 1 ,as Complimenfs o'F THE NEW HAVEN BOARD 81 CARTON CO. Barlgis Division ILCHESTER. MARYLAND Designers and Manufaclurers of Paper Board and Prin+ed Folded Carlons MEWSHAW'S BARBER SHOP DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY 4 Savage-Guilford Road SAVAGE, MARYLAND PArIcway 5-3467 CLAUDE MEWSHAW -JAMES HUDGINS Complimen+s of COLONIAL CHINA COMPANY Washingfon Blvd. IV2 Miles Soufh of Ellcridge Phone: Ellr. 542 CompIimen'I's of THE HOWARD CHAPTER of THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Complimenls Complimenfs of McC5ILL'S SERVICE STATION of WILLIAMSON'S NURSERY E ic H CNY' Ma 'an FRANK E. MCGILL PHONE: EC. 438 JOE GARMAN LAWN MOWER SHARPENING R+. I44 and Cenlennial Lane EllicoH Cily, Md. , Phone Globe 202-J COmpIIm6hIS of Complimenls of Ihe A GLEN MAR METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Z D POOL'S EVERGREEN INN Box 254, R+. 4 WASHINGTON BLVD. Phones: Elkridge 463 and WaI'erIoo 2057 'i.....,,. if gifs Q1 mm MILLER CHEVROLET SALES, INC. CI1evroIe+ Passenger Cars Commercial Cars and Trucks Phones: EIIico++ Cify I00-IOI-IO2 ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND Q Company r f 1 oxvoen If - C9 COMPRESSED AND LIQUIFIED GAS MANUFACTURERS Welding Equipmenl' and Supplies UNion 4-2345 .2900 52nd S'Iree+ BLADENSBURG, MARYLAND PIE IJORRY ? ZX 45 'Q 22, Aw-3 isa, Z: 2-f I TAKE FRENC H Ccoutresv or me Famer euissssj THE TALBOTT LUMBER CO. Farm Supplies - Building Maferials Elecirical Appliances - Plumbing Supplies SMITH'S VARIETY SHOPPE Gifis - Toys - Hobbies PAINTS Fooi-Long Hoi Dogs EIIicoH' Ciiy, Md. Phones: I8I -424 DOFSSY. Maryland EIIYFICIQB 336 TEN QAKS SPECHT'S For Sporfs Nursery and Gardens, Inc. Savage- Md- Pa- 5-3470 CLARKSVILLE, MD. CHARLES SPECHT Headquarfers for Sporiing Goods SAUTER'S SERVICE STATION Roufe 40, EIIico++ Cify PHONE E. C. 665 OLIN'S 5c - 51.00 Store 89 Main S1'ree'I ELLICOTT CITY. MD. Com plimenfs of HOWARD HIGH PTA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE LEFT TO RKSHT: Mrs. A. LeCle-rcq, Mrs. R. Eifzgerald, Mrs. C. 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