Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club studies the fun- s damentals of picture taking and proces- sing. Outstanding members do many pictures tor the yearbook. M. Campbell, B. Wiley, T. Huston, R. Mason, B. Haynes. BAND Mr. Sobleskie, sponsor, W. Eddins, J. Beall, J. Barker. ' ' This year the Band has contributed a great deal to school spirit by playing at football and basketball games. Under the direction of Mr. Dougherty, the band has progressed a long way since its early beginning at Laurel. the first time, the Glee Club and Band perform together. Front row: S. Holtan, N. Ridgely, P. Secrest, A. Whitehead, C. White, L. Bailey, M. Grace, Second row: J, Cross, W. Henson, T. West, H. Hentharne, J. Riffle, M. Glover, A. Spalding, G. Wills, K. Boyer, T. Perry. Back row: Mr. Daugherty, P. Baughman, A. Woodward, H. Conway. v

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PEP CLUB Front row: L. Dillon, J. Blumenshine, P. Barton, K. Weaver, L. Sims, L. Goodrich, A. Tuozzo. Second row: D. DelMonico J. Hancock, S. Cooper, B. Faulconer, P. Boyer, P. Tansill, C. Kilburn, S. Underwood, T. Jarboe, F. Ross, K. Kelbaugh, B Brady, S. Snitzler, S. Maddock, F. Dwyer, B. Thompson, E. Hoke, S. Ball, P. Leishure. Third row: C. McCool, C. Maynard N. Fiedler, W. Hall, P. Bryan, R. Dixon, B. Evans, C. Szasz, D. Morton, P, Meredith, S. Ross, D. Marion, O. Schlosser, L Merson, J. Marton, L. Garrison, M. Sipple, B. Wines, B. Merson, D. Brooks. Fourth row: E. Mobley, R. Faulconer, G. Well- ford, J. Powers, E. Voss, N. Brewer, M. Switzer, S. Petresky, S. Messer, J. Jones, K. Rath, T. MacAndrew, B. Miles, J Cory, J. Barker, P. Paiste, J. McConnell, J. Rogers, J. Watt. Back row: D. Sherwood, E. Murray, S. Brady, B. Bivens, L Lodge, iM. Hatcher, L. Nelson, S. DeMoulin, J. Beall, J. Evans, H. Janoske, C. Morton, J. Baker, M. Bozievich, C. Burton J. Ness, J. Anderson, L. Copeland, L. Whittier, S. Watts. The largest organization in Laurel High is the Pep Club, Members of this club are always right there, supporting both the players and the cheerleaders. The job of handling the school's projectors, tape recorders, and sound equipment falls to the members of the Projection Club. The club teaches stu- dents how to run the machines that provide the school's audio-visual edu- cation. Front row: J. Mills, J. Beall, D. DiJulio. Back row: G. Longenecker, R. Ball, B. Gill, P. Richards, W. Eddins. Front row: C. Smith, W. Addy, D. Sherwood, J. Barker, G. Buckingham, L. Eddins. Back row: Mr. Weagly, sponsor, W. Stiles, L. Com- stock, G, Helms, T. Stiles. 1 1

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Front row: J. Rider, C. Kilburn, P. Meredith. Second row: C. Szasz, M. Switzer, G. Wat- kins. Back row: S. Hamilton, K. Frey, A. Foster, D. Laster, J. McGill, C. McGill. if I .lllll-l r 'K , dl N I RIFLE CLUB Fl-IA The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is exemplified by their motto, Toward new horizons. lt expresses their et- forts to promote the appreciation of good homemaking. Sitting: J. Gibson, H. Pritchard, W. Hall. Standing: B. Bradlev. G. Gibson, B. Slay, B. Evans, L. Merson, M. Harding, R. Dixon, D. Brian, N. Brewer, B. ines. The snap of the cartridge, the click of the bolt, the whip of the gun butt, familiar sounds to the members ofthe rifle club. This new club teaches the safe use of this lethal weapon. Front row: L. Whittier, M. Llewellyn. Second row: J. Mills, T. Solan, K. Boyer. Bock row: D. Hand, R. Poole, G. Helms, E. Tempesta, Mr. Dougherty, sponsor. 56 Going to Cuba?