Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

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R1 J-y I 54 , w W X9 X, Si wif QM Six My J L C ' My I KJ M oguea of greaf men V , f?f UM ML can maLe J .x4ncL oleioarfing, .gooflarinfri on fAe IN ,QM y MJ J fm QFWQPJYG Q ff V 1? ,MU 6' V VJ L y E W -H- .f g 754W lg S S VV? L T A a W E df L wfy pf' L of 3 C' 5 fi v THE NINETEEN HUNDRED and SIXTY-THREE RAMRLER Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL Laurel, Maryland All ,iikf . f 7 EL' , WJ ' 1 Um! 1 , My QQ! qv GJ Q f f-,JG V 'xil A FMU I WW Mfqhwwff'aVmP2?'m92'gfwvX my JJ., L,VxJ6W!fV f My f'VfJ QW ,XX Lf 1 JLVfL x Y uw , Q OW 91 DEDICATIO MARGARET R. MYERLY It is with sincere appreciation and regard that we, the Class of 1963, dedicate this book to Miss lVlARGARET R. MYERLY. In addition to being a most capable teacher of mathematics, Miss Myerly has, for many years, served as sponsor of the RAMBLER, giv- ing unselftshly of her time and energy. Without her encouragement, patience, and cheerful personality, this book would not have been possible. As the Class of 1963 goes forth into the World, perhaps to fur- ther education, perhaps to a chosen vocation, or possibly to a home and family, we shall always remember Miss Myerly and regard her with the highest esteem. DORIS L. BOWIE JOSEPHINE BRIGHT Although the Dewey Decimal System brings to the stu- dents' minds Mrs. Bowie, the librarian, it is her personal touch with each of us which will reserve for her a prominent place in our hearts. Her help in choosing books and coach- ing dramatic accomplishments has been never-ending, but we will remember her longest for the appreciation of lit- erature she instills in each student and the warm way she regards each student as an individual. For these and count- less other things we express our appreciation to Mrs. Bowie. PPBECIATIO On entering Laurel High, the first person a student meets is Miss Boyd, guidance counselor, and it is to her that he turns throughout his high school career. Miss Boyd has advised countless students in the selection of an in-. stitution of higher learning, and she has guided us all through our years at Laurel High. A deep feeling of appreciation is felt for the unselfish service rendered by Miss Boyd. S. MALISSA BOYD During her years at Laurel High School, the name of Mrs. Bright has become almost syn- onymous with success in the clerical and com- mercial lields. Her former students may be found throughout the area, utilizing the skills they learned in her classes. For her faithful service and for her many contributions to the school and community, we, the students of Laurel High, will be forever grateful to Mrs. Bright. www '1 1.45621 'E A Q lf -. 3 :.-W.,-: - ,Az ., 1 ..',., f - .i --. V . , -,f - 1 ,, fx: fi' .,f....f5 - ' - ' .2 A. . . 1 , x 'Z 'll , .. Y! '- ', :,,i?'5ff? ,A M ..f 44, . -,-..- M,-. .U -.- --3 . X V .5 -.-.. ,.-.39 V:-,I I . - -' fr . ,.14.1A',' A ,5 , .. .N-..4 ' Y -dw 41 S +m 3 uf Q :Q , wifi A s MF--1 'ff 11. F. , ,, F 1 F 11.-, 7, , MW L 7' f' ,. ,iii-M, .5 Mu 1. ....,,, 5. 4 fs - . LQ Qfv m.1s I I id 5' :Q 1 im. 4 M 'W ' fm? I 'f fm W' M2351 . , ' 1 J, T ,sm 7 ' AWA ,F , uw J Z W D , x SJ G ,.f W 1 - -W 5 + f ' , ,. f, - -mf' 1 ffggjb, 4 1 V I few + 5 1 '- 'Mr . gqwrs ,. .L f :ff 1.3 gieihf 171- iam Z u V2 man .,:u :lv 1-lvl. 'N - , I , , ws , . - , . 5 , W , A ,. I 4 2 h... MINI TRATIO WILLIAM L. LYNN Principal FACULTY CARL D. BELL Vice-Principal siiirs uz .51-:J-5: ., ' f -,e::,f.:s- . N ,- itjfllf' fm - Q . RUBY N English, Speech, Journalism JOSEPHINE BRIGHT Typing, Stenography I A HARRIET R. FISHER World History, - U.S. History 6 ELSIE M. BORSCH English, Business Law, Business Economics . I r'liir kyk, t yk Lr-,kL I ' ,1-',.iL Q' T- H -f-, I ff'Zfffif'l3i iiii 1l.' -.fsf ifylp I I f i - STANLEY BURAK BERYLE D. COHEN Driver Education Biology, Physical Education S. MALISSA BOYD Library Guidance .,.,,., -- . r '. H , - Y h'-I '..i, A ' 'iii ' iKf-, ' 5 1' 'A . -T5 :', Q? - 11 I I ' fff ii ... . .,,.r i-- 'A '-ii I . S- -i-, 1 . . if E' - .. 1 Ai'. I ... -,i' 1 ..s K f..r . VV.V G. EUGENE EDWIN L. DANNELS DOUGHERTY Industrial Arts Band DEAN ICARD NORMA E. LEE Home Economics Nurse MATTIE L. LYNCH World History, World Geography, Problems of Democracy LOIS W. MARSHALL French, Spanish 'll' 5? 1 fe fs if ,il all Q if 5,2 rws 3, . S I 3 A 4 Y' Q , fi 'Q I T . . . I 2 gli, Zgtinw 3 fd i L is ,Hz MARGARET R. MCAVOY HiSI01'y, Biology MAXINE F. SHANKS English, Music Hers 5:1isiTf'f.,'fEf1H,-5--'f.'..'.,5:i7g I . A ' . 'I- hm. . . fx Us 'Q' Q W E Q st S as leurs' W S s sw s ,515 b QQ Q t 6 f 61afsJ'f is 33, ws , . 9 Q sf f me ,..,. .. .-.. .. , sf 9' T xiii? if ss mfsgnsf' V 5 ms 1 ,M L, 5 5 Hs 2 Zee s 'B 3 3 vs mga, S WF' Kgs 9,2 343 sox , f S , 5 . 4 5 as an Kilim A H. WEAGLY BETTY EDDINS Clerk-Typist :ii :V k i :1', 5 E WALTER F. MCKENZIE, JR. General Mathematics, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Business Mathematics ffj- ' fj5?5fV1Qff1.:,.L7-fb,-m'..-9 E- 1. a- -.gt - ,,,, - , .yfmswf If .2 . QL14'sQ'ifL9fn2'Y5 ALLEN C. SPANGLER Bookkeeping, Finances, Office Practice YANCH ULTS Physical Education MADELON KIDWELL Secretary I Q59 3 sf' ' ,g 2.:31f. :'5:E':,. f 5:1 V Sf - in K? 4 H Q- .gf -a-Q zz ,rag ,,- ' A Q imisg, ' be E f - ' V . . sfitfm 1 'F ' Wx.: ' if Aw' 1, if Q 3 M32 2 Q Q Qw 'f',Q2 Wx WM -. .1 S. U x he 2, .W 3 sv 5' m xg F F sigh MARGARET R. MILDRED R. FREDERICK A. ROPKO MYERLY RIESENBERG Art Trigonometry, General Business, Geometry, Algebra French, Spanish as MILDRED H. JANICE B. STANTON VIRGINIA K. SPEICHER Physical Education STANTON Reading Fncrlialn Marguerite Brown, Goldie Leishurc, Bernadette Russell, Verna Krider 1 Front row: Carvilla Wilson, Wilbur Harding. Back row: John Hendrix, Oliver Smith, .lames Gilliam. 2 1 tlon W SCIENCE after instruction on the proper use of the microscope, the biology class studies micro- scopir animals. As great new technological advances become more and more commonplace each year, the role of science becomes increasingly prominent in our rapidly chang- ing world. A working knowledge of chemistry, biol- ogy, physics, and other related studies is essential to tomorrowis citizens if they are to appreciate the com- plexities of rockets, transistors, and atomic power. Laurel High,s science program has endeavored to pre- sent these fields of study to all students. Randy Mclntosh and Bobby Hibbard explain the operation of a scale to the chemistry class. Nfudrnls showing their complete understand- 'K . inc of physics, entllusiasticfllly answer a ques- . . - K MMM, Mi? .. .,.. Ls i . , . S xii . , 7 5354 A 5 t i iq U3 N' if .r K ..,, . 1-1 THE TICS Mathematics, which is called the language of sci- ence, is an everchanging field requiring the latest techniques, textbooks, and innovations for its proper instruction. As our busy world necessitates increas- ingly more knowledge of mathematical concepts for the comprehension of contemporary technological ad- vances, Laurel's mathematics department has strived to introduce these new concepts in as complete and thorough a manner as possible. An attractive bulletin board provides a background for the study of congruence as explained by Charles Meister. Mr. McKenzie demonstrates how to solve an equation Nancy Fiedler solves a problem using logarithms in the Algebra ll class. NOW do you understand the functions of real numbers. Bobby? 9 JOU The journalism class eviden- ces interest in learning the fundamentals of newspaper work. Miss Bobbitt discusses the Wflllllg of an article to mem bers of her Journalism class -CLI H The famous works of Shakespeare, Shelley, and Keats, the intricacies of ad- verbial objectives, diagramming, and ver- bal usageg and the techniques of poetic, critical, and descriptive writing are all studied in English. The working knowl- edge of this subject benefits all students. Members of Mrs. Stantonls English class are busy at work writing themes. NALISM Members of our journalism classes, who assist the school newspaper staff, study the methods of proper writing, current events, and the history of jour- nalism. Many of these students could possibly become tomorrow's leading re- porters, columnists, and editors. FOREHEW ANGUAGES Knowing a foreign language is certainly a worthwhile and beneficial asset. Our department is filled with up-to-date equipment, making the language courses, which consist of Spanish and French, a pleasure to pursue. Spanish II students recite comprehensive dialogues. HIGH. The newest electronic devices assist the i fourth vear French students. French ll class benefits from tapes ' F l of recorded voices of native French- PEECH The ability to express oneself clearly and without difficulty is .becoming more and more impor- tant in todayis world. This skill is cultivated through the extensive study of the techniques of effective speaking offered by the speech class. Ted Stiles has the drop on Lloyd Comstock as the speech class rehearses for their play, lt's Cold in Them Thar Hillsf' I1 SOCIAL STUDIES World history, problems of democracy, American history, and world geography comprise the social studies subjects. These courses are intended to famil- iarize students with the customs, economy, laws, and historical heritage of our countryg how they affect usg and how they operate in today's world. George Wills and Linda Fitzgerald point out the successive events of world history. ican history, juniors become bet- Through the study of past Amer' ter citizens of tomorrow. Members of the world geography class locate the satellite countries of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. I2 Problems of democracy students utilize the many reference ma- terials concerning government. BUSINESS Will your future profession be in the business World? if this is the case, typing, shorthand, business law, and office practice should be included in your 1 schedule. These courses prepare you for a future ca- reer as an office worker, The shorthand class conscienti- ously strives to improve its speed and accuracy. Teachers are getting younger every day. -ff' Mr. Spangler supervises the work of the office practice class. Zim i2i 3 SM , i..fl,,, ? .LE'511itf2111,fGg w w?i 5l Mrs. Bright studies the progress Loi her personal typing class. The bookkeeping class is working very hard balancing its books. .14 mi-an 13 Mrs. Shanks' music class practice their Latin American music. MUSIC AND B The music classes devote much of their time to reviewing songs for Glee Club presentation, and members of the band are able to receive individual instruction during class periods. Mrs. Shanks serves as the music instructor and Mr. Dougherty has charge of the band. a' one and a' two . . . The art department is unique in that a student can express his thoughts in visual form. Many of these proj- ects are displayed throughout the school to add a decorative touch. Art class members benefit from the con- 'A structive criticism of Mr. Ropko. RT t HOE ECON GMICS Home economics ollers a vast scope of home- making skills. The friendly atmosphere in this de- partment encourages students to Work to their ca- pacity. Child care, interior decorating, and family life are some of the supplements to the cooking and sewing procedures. Instructions on the pattern build the foundation for creative dressmaking. Four members of the home economics class demonstrate their talents for cooking. I DUSTRIAL The clang of hammers and smell of varnish sur- round Laurells shop stu- dents as they Work. Here boys learn to fashion use- ful articles for the home. David Quill, Donald Haynes, and Glenn Rathkamp show their dexterity with the lathe. I5 E , z ,.,,,,..-: vm' -' -., 53 I , .-'Q-,2.4qf., 1' If --J' H , fa' , . 1 '-. . . 5.35, mu , k, ,, ' -u,.- . I, ug. '- - ' ' - ' , X 1 ' Maw .j-1 I v s -.iff .v- w f-. wg H10 0 A Q ,Eli SENIOR OFFICERS Among the most important persons in the life of the graduating class are its sponsors. Miss - Bobbitt and lVlr. Spangler have given us sound Class of '63 expresses its deepest JAMES MELVILLE WOLFE . .f .llmmy Academic Social Services Safety Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Stu- ent Advisory Comm., Hi-Y, F.T.A., French Club, RAMBLER Ad Ed., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Pres., Football. LINDA MARIE GOODRICH Goo Academic Teaching Homecoming Comm., Sr. Exec. Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Sr. Class V. Pres., Cheerleaders Capt., F.T.A., Glee Club, Taller, R A M B L E R , Phy-Chem Club, French Club, Library Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Intramurals. BETTY JANE WINES Betsy Commercial Secretary March of Dimes Court, Sr. Class Exec. Comm., Homecoming Dance Comm., Christ- mas Dance Comm., Pep Club Pres., Stu- dent Council, Taller, RAMBLER, F.H.A., Sr. Class Sec., F.N.C., Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, In- tramurals, Commercial Club. BOBBY WAYNE GILL Gill Academic I Electrical Engineer You Canlt Take It With Youu, Seasonls Greetings , Budget Comm., Sr. Class Exec. Comm., Science Fair Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Library Club Treas., Tech Club V. Pres., Hi-Y, Phy-Chem Club, French Club, RAMBLER, Projection Club, Sr. Class Treas., Football, P.A. Announcer, Jr. Prom Comm. 20 advice and excellent suggestions on how to make ' our many activities successful. For this, the Y LARRY ALAN EDDINS Larry A crzrltenzjc C artoonjst RAMBLEH, Student Council, Student Advisory Comm., Hi-Y, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Exec. Comm., Art Club, Projection Club V. Pres., French Club, Seasons Greetings , Christ- mas Dance Comm., Homecoming Dance Comm. Freddie RICHARD LUBIE KRAUSE Rich Academic Teacher N.H.S., Student Advisory Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Science Fair, Christ- mas Dance Comm., French Club Pres., Phy-Chem Club, Tech Club, F.T.A., Sr. Exec. Comm., RAMBLER. EXECUTI E COMMITTEE ALIIll67VIlC Electrical Engineer Boys' State, 'ilt's Academic , Sr. Exec. Comm., Glee Club, Student Advisory Comm., .l1'. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Phy-Chem Club Pres., Tech Club, Hi-Y, Basket- ball, RArvtm.1-zu. ROBERT HAROLD POOLE Bob General Biologist Christmas Dance Comm., Student Council, Rifle Club, Projection Club. WIARJORIE EILEEN JOHNSON Margie Actulemic Lab Teclmicilm Girls' State, Hltis Academicu, Sr. Exec. Comm., Library Club, Pres., Phy-Chem Club, Christmas Dance Comm., RAMBLER, Tatler, Pilot Read- ing, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Asst. Pianist, Clee Club, Chorale, Eng. and Hist. Seminars, Student Council. GARY KENT RUBENS Cary Academic Psychology Conference on Atom, N.H.S., Jr. Prom Comm., 'ilt's Academic , Hist. Seminar, Pilot Reading, RAMBLER Asst. Ed., Hi-Y, Student Advisory Comm. MARK HOWARD BARKER Marker Academic Mathematician Student Advisory Comm., Safety Comm., Student Council Treas., V. Pres., Jr. Prom Comm., French Club, Phy-Chem Club, RAMDLER, M.A.S.C. Workshop, Hi-Y Pres., Projection Club, Varsity Club, Wrestling. Carol BRENDA MELISSA BIVENS Brenda Academic Secretary Library Club, Jr. Prom Comm., You Can't Take It With You , French Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, RAMBLI-:R Feature Ed., Hist. Seminar, Handbook, N.H.S. Treas., Intramurals. CAROLYN FRANCES BENNIE eg.. . General Secretary Tatler, Art Club, Intramurals. JAMES ALBERT BLUMENSHINE, JR. ,lim General Business Christmas Dance Comm. MARSHA JOAN BINKLEY Marsh Academic Teach-er Chemistry Award, Girls' State, Eng. and Hist. Seminars, F.T.A. Pres., Sec., N.H.S. V. Pres., Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Intramurals, RAMBLER Make-up Ed. 22 SE IDR L S lil STERLING GEORGE BUTLER George Acarlclnic Lawyer RAMBLER, Hi-Y, Projection Club, Phy- Chem Club, Pep Club, Baseball. GERTRUDE MARIA BORUTA Gerta Academic Medical Doctor Library Club, Pep Club, Season's Greetings , Phy-Chem Club, Taller Make-Up Ed. ALAN NA DARLENE CHANEY Shorti Academic Personnel Worker M.A.S.C. Workshop, Student Council, Dance Chair., Girls' State, Homecom- ing Court, Jr. Prom Comm., Glee Club, Pianist, Tri-Hi-Y Pres., RAMBLER Ed., Chorale, Library Club, N.H.S. Corres. Sec., Pep Club, French Club, Student Advisory Comm., Eng. and Hist. Sem- inars, Intramurals. GARY CORBITT BUCKINGHAM Bucky A cadem ic Engineer Phy-Chem Club, Library Club, RAM- BLER, Projection Club Pres., Wrestling, Season's Greetingsv, ,lr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Student Ad- visory Comm., Tech Club Sec. SHARON LEE CORN Sherrie General I.B.M. School RAMBLER, Library Club, F.H.A. 23 JOHN RABORG CORY John Academic Safety Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Christ- mas Dance Comm., Glee Club, Pep Club, Taller Sports Ed., Jr. Class V. Pres., Hi-Y Chap., Football Capt., Wrestling Capt. DIANA TERESA DELMONICO Diane General Travel-I.B.M. RAMBLER, Christmas Dance Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Clee Club, Li- brary Club, F.H.A., Art Club. WAYNE ALAN CURRY Wayne Academic Pro Bllll Art Club, Baseball. SAMUEL WARREN DODSON Butch General Mechanic Baseball. FREDERICK STEPHAN DAWSON Sidney Academic Journalist Student Council, Taller. 24 FRANCES ELAINE GAITHER Frances General Typist Glee Club, Commercial Club, F.H.A., Art Club. REBA MAGDALINE FARMER Reba General Secretary F.N.C., Art Club, Intramurals. DOROTHY ANNE GASKILL Anne Academic Teacher Girls' State, Glee Club, French Club, Library Club, F.T.A. V. Pres., N.H.S. Sec., Phy-Chem Club V. Pres., Tri-Hi-Y, RAMBLER, Pilot Reading, It's Aca- demic , Hist. and Eng. Seminars. NANCY JANE FEICK Nancy Academic Secretary nYou Can't Take It With You , Jr. Prom Comm., Homecoming Dance Comm., Library Club, Glee Club, Tatler, RAMBLER, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A. FRANKLIN CECIL GORDON Frankie General Army Officer 25 Sue JOHN HARVEY CRAY John General Government Worker Art Club, Baseball Manager. DONALD DAVID HAYNES Donnie General Electriczan DONALD CLIFFORD HAND Rusty Academic Architect Christmas Dance Comm., Rifle Club V. Pres., Art Club, Tech Club. SUSAN JANE HECK Mary Ann Academic Nurse Science Fair, You Can't Take lt With You , F.N.C V. Pres., French Club, Glee Club Pres., Chorale, Tri-Hi-Y, Phy- Chem Club, Library Club, RAMBLER, N.H.S., Student Advisory Comm. MARY ANN HATCHER Commercial Commercial Artist Science Fair, The Ugly Ducklingn, Student Advisory Comm., Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Commercial Club, Library Club, RAMBLER, Art Club, Glee Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm. 26 JUDITH ANN HOLTER .ludy Academic Nurse Jr. Prom Comm., Science Fair Comm., F.N.A. Sec., Treas., Chap., Library Club, French Club, RAMBLER, Tatler, Tri-Hi-Y, Intramurals, Clee Club. CAROLYN KAY HENSLEY Kay Commercial Secretary Homecommg Court, Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Pep Club, Commercial Club, Glee Club, AARON NAPOLEON HONEYCUTT Butch General Service JACQUELINE LEE HOLTER Jackie Academic History Major F.T.A., Jr. Prom Comm., Glee Club, French Club, Library Club Sec., Tri- Hi-Y Chap., Tazler, RAMBLER, Pep Club, Phy-Chem Club Sec., Hist. Seminar, Pilot Reading, Intramurals, P.A. An- nouncer. THOMAS PAUL HUSTON Tommy General Teacher Christmas Dance Comm., Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Basketball. 27 SUZANNE LYNNE IRELAND Frosty Commercial Secretary Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Christmas Dance Comm., Glee Club, Commercial Club. LINDA LEE LODGE Lin Academic Teacher Glee Club, F.T.A., Pep Club, You Can't Take It With You , Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, P.A. Announcer, RAMBLER, French Club, Taller, Phy-Chem Club. WALTER BEALL KELLER Bly Joe General Basketball, Varsity Club, Football. ROBERT JAMES LUBER Bobby General Electronics Christmas Dance Comm. MARY LOUISE LLEWELLYN Mary Lou Academic Naturalist Girls' State, Jr. Prom Comm. Chair., Christmas Dance Comm., Taller Ed., Glee Club, Phy-Chem Club, Library Club, Rille Club, French Club, Chorale. 28 JAMES RANDALL MCINTOSH Randy Academic Doctor It,s Academic , N.H.S., Varsity Club Sec.-Treas., Basketball, Baseball. ROBERT ERNEST JOHN MARTIN Academic Bobby Engineer Hi-Y, Glee Club. Pep Club, Phy-Chem Club, Football, Basketball. BETTY LOU MERSON Betty B00 General Secretary Christmas Dance Comm., Pep Club, Glee Club. ROBERT LEE MASON General Bob Electronic Technician JERRY RICHARD MILLER General Jerry 29 EILEEN O'N EIL MOBLEY Cricket Academic Interior Decorator l'It's Academic , Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., RAMBLER, Student Council, Pep Club, Glee Club, Tatler, Intramurals. JOSEPH MICHAEL NUSBAUMER Joe Academic College Christmas Dance Comm., Hi-Y, Base- ball. PATRICIA ANN MUNSON Pat Academic Jr, Prom Comm., Homecoming Dance Comm., Science Fair, Glee Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Library Club, RAMBLER, Tatler, Chorale, F.N.C. Vice-Pres., Phy-Chem, Intramurals. SUZANNE VAWTER PATTERSON Suzanne Commercial Secretary N.H.S., Homecoming Court, Jr. Prom Comm., Homecoming Dance Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., RAMBLER, Handbook, Student Council, Commer- cial Club Pres., Glee Club, Intramurals, Pep Club. LINDA SUE NELSON Linda Academic Teacher Homecoming Dance Comm., Glee Club, Cheerleaders, Library Club, N.H.S., Pep Club, French Club, RAMBLER, Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 30 DAVID MARTIN QUILL Al General Mechanic ROBERT MACK PEPPERS Bob General Engineer GEORGE GLENN RATHKAMP II Red General Government Worker Christmas Dance Comm. DOUGLAS LEON POWELL Doug A cademic History Teacher F.T.A., Library Club, Glee Club. CAROL JANE READ Carol Commercial S ecrelary Christmas Dance Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. 31 GLORIA LORRAINE REDMILES NGO GO!! Academic College Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Art Club, Archery Club Treas. RALPH THOMAS ROBERTS Ralphie Academic Businessman Boys' State, Student Advisory Comm., Varsity Club, Student Council Pres., Tech Club, Phy-Chem Club, Hi-Y, Football, Basketball Capt., M.A.S.C. Workshop. PHILIP EARL RICHARDS Phil Academic U.S. Coast Guard Academy Jr. Prom Comm., Tech Club, Library Club, Projection Club, French Club, J.V. Basketball. JANET LYNN ROGERS Janet Academic Art Teacher Homecoming Court, March of Dimes Court, Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Art Club Pres., Clee Club, Tatler, Pep Club, F.H.A. HAYES EDWARD RICKS Eddie General Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., RAMBLER, Safety Comm. 32 THOMAS HENRY SOLAN Tommy General Draftsman RAMBLER. HERBERT TRUXTON SIMMONS, JR. Truckie Academic Commercial Artist Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Art Club, Phy-Chem Club, Tatler, Pilot Reading. Linda STEPHEN ANTHONY SPALDING Tony J Academic Naturalist Christmas Play, Jr. Prom Comm., Art Club, Band, Clee Club, Chorale, Rifle Club, Phy-Chem Club, Tatler, Wrest- ling. LINDA LUCILLE SIMS Academic Journalist Jr. Prom Comm., Safety Comm., Chair., Student Advisory Comm., Pep Club, Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, N.H.S. Pres., Student Council, Soph., Jr., Class Sec., Pilot Reading, Cheer- leader, Intramurals. BRENDA THOMPSON SPEIGLE Brenda General Homecoming Court, March of Dimes Court, Jr. Prom Comm., Homecoming Dance Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Library Club, Art Club, Pep Club, V. Pres., Rifle Club, Tatler, RAMBLER, Intramurals. 33 FRANKLIN MARK STANTON, JR. Frankie General State Police lntramurals. CHARLES EDWARD TESTER Charles Academic' Episcopal Minister Jr. Prom Comm., Art Club. PETER CERT STRAUSS Pete Academic Air Force Officer Jr. Prom Comm., French Club V. Pres., Phy-Chem Club, Pilot Reading, Art Club. JEAN ANN WATT Jeannie Academic College Homecoming Queen, '6It's Cold ln Them Thar Hills , Jr. Prom Comm., Christ- mas Dance Comm., Art Club V. Pres., Archery Club V. Pres., Pep Club, French Club. ESTIC DOMNICK TEMPESTA Butchie General Geologist Rifle Club, Art Club, Tech Club, Wrest- ling. 34 RICKY DALE WHEELER Rick Academic Baseball. LARRY DEAN WEBSTER Dean General BARBARA LOU WILEY Barb General Nurse Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Dance Comm., Art Club, Pep Club, F.H.A., F.N.C. Pres., Sec., Student Advisory Comm. JOHN FARNHAM WELLS John General Air Force Archery Club, Football. RICHARD TYRONE WILLS Billy General Truck Driver 35 RQx 15.3, fx X xxx .QR rg X-E x Q I Q9 xo idx X X Qu E .. X Q Q IIN MIEMORIIXXM The Graduating Class of 1963 pays tribute to their classmate and friend, BRUCE HARRY ELSDON. He was admired for his qualities of friendliness, unselhshness, modestyg he was respected for his vision, his judg- ment, his ambitiong but he will he re- membered longest for his unwavering courage. Stephen Aaron Donald Agee Alfred Anderson Lawrence Bailey Brenda Baker Sally Baker Y I X 2 Ni I' K2 y ,, , .. ,,. . serif A- f-asf 5. . --m,,...a. ff f S' 2, ,..-by xx , .. M y . ik K Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Borsch, sponsors for the class of 1964-. UNIURS 5 QS :.5l':' '-ft' I, .N i. .. as ..,-. 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' 1 BF AB' an 1 if N 5 f W , , f . .ia 'f aa- 9 . 5 s gi get L 1 2251 if: T , ,'3l:'jE ,,, L ,M ,ay X ..., M Q.: William Davidson Faydean Davis William Day Sharon DeMoulin David Di.lulio Wayne Driver Marion Duffey Raymond Dufour Ralph Duvall Michael Edwards ' zndvfs, Qi, f, kg Barbara Harrison Roy Hayward Robert Hihbard Kathleen Hiett Carol Higgs Susan Johnson Marjorie Jones William Jones Alvita Kleen Ruth Lamrners David Linard Robert Long William Longenecker Donna Marion Kenneth Martin Diane Marlon Janet Marton Harriett Mayhugli Cheryl Maynard Mary McCardle .lane Ness Dennis Parkinson Stanley Peed Brenda Perkins Timothy Perry Karen Peterson Margaret Ritenour Shirley Ross Sharon Scaggs Willard Schildt Joseph McClung Jacqueline McConnell Margaret McLain Nancy Meister Philip Mercer Pat Meredith Linda Merson John Mihovetz Donna Miles Linda Mitchell Robert Mitchell Alan Moe .losephfMoore Donald Myers Marilyn Nash Helene bwartr Margaret Taylor Gary Thompson Roberta Thompson Andrea Tuozzo David Turney Laudis Turney Stuart Turney Leamon Tuttle Ellen Voss Richard Wade Charles Walker Sharon Watts Harry Weiss Gayle Wellford Olivia Schlosser Alan Sealock Barbara Shazer Sandra Shupp Marjorie Sippel James Snyder George Solan Carolyn Specht Joanne Stevens Edmund Stiles William Wenzel Linda Wiley Howard White Robert White Linda Whittier .loan Williams Roland Wilson Reginald Wittek Diana Wolfe Linda Young OPHO ORE H D. Arnold Mr. Dougherty and Mr. Ropko, sponsors D- A115511 for the class of 1965. ,.'l ,'1?:'T- -, Biff . 52. 1 f mfL.f.'f' C. Carr C. Chapmam. C. Claisse P. Clifford R. Cole H. Conway V. Cooke M. Cory J. Cross L. Curry J. Daucher B. Day W. Dufour J. DelMonico R. Dixon R. Donaldson P. Dupree A. Dyke 42 J. Bailey M. Baird T. Ball E. Barriere J. Beall S. Beall A. Beardsley C. Beavers K. Bessinger T. Bowley K. Boyer R. Bravo J. Brown D. Bryan C. Burley C. Burton E. Caillouet ffl J. Hall W. Hall R. Hand E. Haslup W. Henson H. Henthorne H. Henthorne L. Herschell J. Hicks S. Holtan M. Huntzberry J. Huston M. Elliott L. Faulconer G. Flester L. Foster B. Fox J. Gavigan E. Gibson J. Gibson M. Giordan M. Glover M. Grace N. Grant E. Gray P. Gray C. Green J. Guy P. Hajek B. Hall J. Ippolito H. Jackson M. J arboe V. Jeffers J. Jones J. Jones K. Jones E. Joyce J. Keith L. Keys A. Kidwell P. Kincaid R. Kluckhuhn R. Kraftschik H. Kresan R. Krider P. Lagville L. Lampkin N 43 , 'I ' 1. 'Y ,. I V f ,jcfxs-H Civf .. 1 . NxCPVz -QYEJV Ui 451. . Q.. J 250 lgfitf' NYJ' D. Laster J. Lundin T. MacAndrew P. Mahady J. Manley R. Maling W. Markovich M. Marsh A. Marshall R. Mason W. Mason J. Mattoon C. McC0ol C. McGill J. McGill S. McGill K. McQuaid C. Meister R. O'Neil L. Oxley D. Palmer C. Payne S. Paz W. Pearson B. Pickett S. Pindell M. Powell J. Powers H. Pritchard B. Raffle K. Rath E. Read B. Reedy D. Reeley P. Reeves D. Rich P Merson B M1169 L Mlles W Miles J Miller P 'Worn I. Mundell J. Newton G. Noerr T. Nushaumer R. Nutzhorn T. Olivito M Sorady A Soroco E Specht S Spence D Starhper M Stetka J. Styne M. Sweitzer M. Tansill R. Tharpe J. Thompson M. Tornese R. Ricks J. Ril'He N. Roth E. Rouse D. Rubens K. Ruppert H. Sanders T. Scaggs B. Schaeffer R. Schesser S. Scott B. Seger B. Sherman H. Sims M. Sims R. Smith S. Smith C. Snell R. Trower S. Valdez D. Vance L. Verhaegen J. Walker R. Walker C. Watkins E. Welsh A. West C. White A. Whitehead J. Whitehead P. Whitehead N. Whiting G. Wills R. Wolz A. Woodward R. Young 45 M 'xi glint ,ywx 1-..,-1 N, Q21 ---ns.,- - 14' 1- ,,. 'ffa-vw--u .h 4, :.-,mu , ': ' 4. ., :'fa:Wf'fY Q. ' 5, ' 1 ,. . - .. , .19 , -:ark-ik , W3 x ,I -df. ,,. .X W. - I F-'wi , 'F - frb KTPYWQNJVJU 499, J'fWw-fmffW', .. XM M WW W1U,gJ1f1M MDI' jf E QPW2 DAQ HU' Ibm 9fi?f1'T',ff-f 1 j3A, , IP, K jg f --i, QJ llvltijl Wy!!! Dj-1 W QV Qpf My My L Mi JU Jhgmfwwjjifj- V I , JZ . QJ7 . u Q ,ill-in uw M MBU MK! 1921 QM i 1231 'E ' U1 Jiq:jXr9f fJfZMc'i!-ji!! , Vu Zjwj M 96 W Mw r ff 1'-f f i Q .L -KJ .nm v A K STUDE T COUNCIL Front row M Johnson B Wines D Chaney S Patterson M Barker Second row: H. Swartz, B. Baker, C. Higgs, P. Meredith C Clalsse M Elliott Ba k L C k c row omstoc R Trower V Jeffers W Hall, R. Walker, A. Tuozzo. The Student Council is one of the most im- portant organizations in our school. As written in its constitution, it has many essential respon- sibilities: to promote better understanding and cooperation between the student body and the faculty, to represent Laurel High School in all activities, and to provide for the exercising of democratic usagesf, Many activities throughout the school year are sponsored by the Student Council. Each year Homecoming activities, including the Homecom- ing game, a dance, and the crowning of a queen, provide a highlight and gala conclusion for the football season. A safety check, for the purpose of inspecting all safety equipment on automo- biles owned by the residents of our community, is another activity sponsored by the Student Council. Sims, Secretaryg R. Hibbard, Vice Presidentg Mr. Weag- R. Roberts, Presidentg B. Raffle, Treasurer. l The Student Advisory Committee is a group of stu- dents composed of club pres- idents who meet with Mr. Lynn to discuss the problems of our school. Their decis- ions help to unite the ad- ministration and the stu- ent body. ADVISORY CO ITTEE Front row: Mr. Lynn, L. Eddins, R. Boberts, C Rubens M Binkley S Heck C Buckingham Second row: M. Llewellyn, B. Wines, M. Johnson ,I Cory B Wiley L Sims J Wolfe R Krause, D. Chaney. Third row: A. Woodward C Higgs W Smith S Smith I Comstock S Brady, F. Howard, M. Barker. Brick row: C. McCool C Burton L Faulconer S Holtan l Jones, J. Cross. ATIONA HO OR SOCIETY . , to. create an erzthusiusm for scholarship, to stimulate a Front row: S Patterson L Sims S Heck D Chaney Second flesire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and row: R. Mclntosh C Rubens R Krause Back row B Bivens to encourage rlevelopment of character . . . A. Caskill, L Nelson M Bmkley The lights of the auditorium are turned on, and a charter member of the National Honor Society enters the audiencel- Everyoneas attention is centered on this person as he taps a member of the graduating class. showing that another student has just attained the highest goal set for high school students. five percent of the junior class is inducted in the spring, and the remaining ten percent is chosen the following fall from the senior class. Onlyfg those students having at least a HH, average are considered for inducition. ln addi- tion to scholarship, ', the students must posses high qualities of leader- ship, character, and seryice. MYERLY Sponsor M. Rarker, Circuiationg S. Patterson, b'zzsinossq B. Bivens, Feazuresg J. Wolfe, Businessg M. Hinkley, uqlfllif'-IIIIQ D. Chaney, Eclitorg G. Rubens, Assistant Editor. AMBLER AS5lSTANTSfFront row: C. Buckingham, Sportsg L. Eddins, Ari. Second row: J. Holter, Senior Directory, M. Hatcher, Artg M. Johnson, Picture Identificationg B. Gill, Picture Ideniificotiong P. Munson, Patrons. Baci: row: A. Caskill, Make-upg L. Nelson, Features' B. Wines, Senior Directoryg L. Lodge, Patrons. a The RAMBLER expresses its appreciation to J. Brown, our harried photographer, O. Schlosser, and M. Sippel, junior assistants. as-nf , 7 ,M -- same- - . .weak ,sf . if , ,gf W - we q. MTA e'-e f Els: 61',15?7fl-4545?'fl.-i4'52f 3H.f .:.e-wi.. . ' ' :i ff .- -. ,, 5.25 ' 5 A 751:-'AS-i If 5 .,.Z ..:.. Through hard Work, worry, and gallons of mid- night oil, the RAMBLER staff struggled to meet the deadlines for sending this yearbook to press. We have done our very best to produce a true picture of the year and its many activities. We wish to express our heartiest thanks and ad- miration for our sponsor, Miss lVlyerly, who gave sacrihcially of her ability and adviceg we could never have done it Without her. ADS AND CIRCULATION-Front row: C. Butler, F. Howard, P. Richards, E. Ricks, J. Cory. Second row: P. Strauss, T. Solan, R. Krause, J. Watt, S. Corn, L. Goodrich. Hack row: S. Heck, N. Feiek, J. Holter, G. Boruta, E. Mobley, B. Speigle. QWW1 MARGARET R hr atlvr Vol. 11 No. 3 LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL, LAUREL, MD. November 21. 196 The journalism class and numerous volunteers past, present, and future activities of L.H.S. The comprise the staH of the school newspaper, the Taller. paper is published monthly, and it is showing rapid The staff works long and hard to give their fellow progress under the competent sponsorship of Miss students authentic and interesting accounts of the Bobbitt. Front row: L. Whittier, Associate Editorg M. Llewellyn, Editorg Miss Bobbitt. Back row: J. Cory, Sports Editorg M. Sippel, Advertisement Manager, R. Wade, Feature Editor: S. DeMoulin, Business Manager. Fronl row: T. Simmons, C. Carr, M. Cory, R. Donaldson. Second row: M. John- son, J. Holter. F. Dawson. Third row: L. Lodge, Cooper, J. Holter, E. Mobley, C. Maynard, .l. Jones, M. Elliott, N, Feick, D. Harding. Back row: G. Thompson, D. Parkinson, P. Munson, L. Coodrivlt, A. Bcardsley, A. Spalding. ANDBOOK COMMITTEE The Handbook is intended to present an overall picture of Laurel High School, its policies, activities, organiza- tions, and traditions. The Handbook Committee, a group of students supervised by Mrs. Bofsch, labored fe- verishly to revise the Hand- book last summer. S. Patterson, L. Copeland, B. Bivens, Mrs. Borsch, L. Whittier, C. Rubens, A. Caskill. 51 Front row: .l. McConnell, J. DelMonico, P. Dupree, P. Reeves, L. Copeland, R. Wade, S. Baker, M. Cviordan. S. McGill, S. George, P. Munson. Second row: G. Wellford, M. Llewellyn, M. Sorady, K. Erskine, K. Jones, L. Turney, C. Tlioinpson. M. McLain, S. Spence. C. Payne, K.Y Peterson. Brick row: R. Walker, L. Comstock, J. Cory, R. Martin, M. Cory, E. Stiles, A. Spalding, B. Fujii. Do you often find yourself singing in the shower or just humming a tune as you walk through the halls of the school? lf you ht into this Category, the Clee Club of Laurel High School is an organization adapted to your tastes. Under the direction of Mrs. Shanks, the Clee Club offers an added highlight to our school assemblies with its musical selections. A feature at- traction of the school year is the annual presentation of the Spring Concert by the Glee Club. This group has not only given of its time, effort, and voiceg but it has also par- ticipated in a cultural ex- changei' with Frederick Sasscer High School. Seated: M. johnson, Assistant Accom- ptznistg D. Chaney, Accompanistg J. Bond, Assistant Accomprznist. Stand- ing: S. Cooper, Vice Presidentg P. Morris. Treasurerg Mrs. Shanks, S. Heck, Presidenig S. Shupp, Secretary. CHOR LE Each year a group of out- standing singers has had the pleasure and privilege of forming a select group, known as the Chorale. This group performs many extra singing assignments, such as performing at special school functions, County Chorus, and, occasionally, for a lo- cal group. Specializing in singing a cappella, the Chor- ale has achieved prominence throughout the area as a . i Front row: M. Llewellyn P Reeves S Heck K Jones S Baker S Spence S Cooper P Slnglng group. Munson. Second row: J Bond C Payne M Sorady P Morris D Chaney K Erskine G Wellford, M. Johnson. Back row L Comstock B Fujii R Wade E Stiles A Spalding Our band, thanks to the tireless efforts of Mr. Dougherty, has played a major role in improving school spirit. Besides playing at football and basket- ball games, it serves as a concert band at our assem- blies. With the purchase of uniforms this year, the Band received the recognition which it dehnitely de- serves. Flute: E. Cratz, D. Vance: Clarinet: L. Bailey, S. Holtan, A. Whitehead, R. Wade, R. Caldwell, H. Henthorne: Bass Clar- inet: M. Grace: Saxophone: G. Wills, .l. Bailey, C. White: Trumpet: J. Cross, W. Henson, R. Wolz, H. Sims, J. Rifiie, W. Davidson: French Horn: H. Henthorne, A. Beardsleyg Trom- bone: K. Boyer, Baritone: T. Perry, A. Westg Tuba: E. Stiles, M. Clover: Drums: A. Woodward, P. Baughman. LIBR RY CLU Do you enjoy shelving books, taking circulation records, or searching high and low for lost cards? If you do, then join the library club. The main purposes of this service club are helping to maintain the library and raising money with which to purchase new books. A highlight of the club is usually the production of a play which is presented not only for the student body but al- so for the surrounding community. Front row: E. Voss, K. Erskine, S. Castle, L. Wiley, D. Wolfe. Second row: J. Williams, P. Munson, S. Brady, L. Garrison, L. Goodrich. Back row: M. Binkley, D. Chaney, B. Bivens, G. Gardner, A. Gaskill, J. Marton, M. Hatcher, L. Lodge, P. Barton, N. Feick. Front row: S. Watts, U. Schlosser, B. Carr, M. Johnson President, N. Fiedler, Vice President, S. Shupp, S. Heck Back row: G. Buckingham, M. Llewellyn, P. Richards, B Gill, Treasurerg S. Cooper. Everyone always looks forward to the in- itiation of new Library Club members. Pres- ent members are bowed to, shocking styles of hats are created, and the center steps get their annual cleaning with toothbrushes. The in- itiates thoroughly enjoy this unusual aspect of the club. from row: K. reterson, U. Marton, B. Reid, K. McQuaid, M. Bonnici, E. Bunch, S. Holtan. Second row: E. Welsh, B. Fox, G. Boruta, M. Sorady, S. Spence, D. Palmer, P. Baughman. Third row: A. Beardsley, M. Tornese, A. Tuozzo, M. Sweitzer, M. Elliott, H. Pritchard. Fourth row: G. Thompson, V. Jeffers, K. Jones, R. Dixon, H. Kresan. Back row: R. Dufour, M. Jarboe, M. Rafile, S. Corn, R. Hay- ward, G. Watkins. 54 PROJECTIO CLB Members of the Projection Club render an important service to our school by operating all audio-visual equipment that is needed. Under the supervision of Mr. Weagly, the club sponsor, members are trained in the proper maintenance and operation of this type of equipment. Front row: B. Gill, G. Buckingham. Sec- ond row: E. Stiles, M. Barker, L. Eddins. Back row: P. Richards, W. Longnecker, G. Butler, L. Bailey, L. Comstock, D. Di- Julio. F.T. . The main objectives of the Future Teachers of America is to familiarize prospective teachers with the prepara- tion and responsibilities of the teach- ing profession. As a service organiza- tion, the F.T.A. sponsors the distrib- ution of Christmas cards and works with the administration to form a closer relationship between the teachers and students. . it at aft 2' a ...J A. Gaskill, Vice President, M. Binkley, Pres identg N. Fiedler, Secretary-Treasurerg L. Car rison, Historian. Front row: D. Marton, B. Krause, J. Wolfe, D. Powell, L. Goodrich. Second row: S. Watts, S. Cooper, B. Harrison, L. Lodge, B. Carr. Third row: A. Tuozzo, M. Jarboe, A. Beardsley, E. Welsh, S. Ross, G. Wellford, J. Marion. Back row: K. Erskine, D. Marion, E. Voss, L. Copeland, H. Swartz, N. Feick. 55 Seated: M. Powell, J. Gibson, Mrs. lcard. Standing: M. Tansill, M. Harding, M. McCardle, L. Merson, S. Corn, L. Miles, K. Caillouet, B. Wiley. Seated: P. Merson, A. Kidwell, L. Garrison, R. Smith, D. Marion, E. Voss, P. Meredith. Standing: P. Bolton, J. Jones, D. Laster, L. Keys, L. Mitchell, F. Gaither, B. Miles, C. Grice. F.H.A. The Future Homemak- ers of America, under the leadership of Mrs. lcard, LE CERCLE The participants of the French Club are interested in learning about France and its customs. Natives of France are invited to speak, or films are shown as Fran! row' Mrs Marshall M. Johnson, J. Wolfe, L. Nelson, B. Gill, are girls who wish to ex- tend their hornemaking capabilities. They are called upon many times to serve at dinners and to be hostesses at school functions. FRANQA s parts of the program. Many members joined the county-wide club to supplement their school club activities. A. Gaskill, D. Chaney, M. Barker, J. Watt, R. Krause, Pres- ident, S. Heck, L. Lodge, M. Llewellyn. Second row: K. Erskine, V. Jeffers, R. Caldwell, M. Binkley, B. Bivens, L. Eddins, L. Goodrich, S. DeMoulin, A. Tuozzo, R. Hibbard, B. Fujii, O, Schlosser, Secretary. Third row: J. Powers, S. Holtan, M. Sorady, D. Myers, P. Morris, R. Wolz, B. Carr, D. Marion, S. Watts, M. Sippel, S. Ross. Back row: A. Beardsley, M. Tornese, J. Bond, M. El- liott, E. Welsh, L. Bailey, W. Longenecker, E. Stiles, G. Wellford, L. Comstock, D. Palmer. .N.C. UShould I become a nurse?7' Many girls join the Future Nurses' Club to find the answer to this question. Be- sides sponsoring many service projects, the club tours various nursing schools in this area. Front row: S. Heck, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Lee. Back row: B. Wiley, President, J. Williams, Treusurerg S. Shupp, Secretary. Front row: P. Munson, D. Arnold, K. Erskine, L. Wiley, D Wolfe, M. Tornese. Buck row: P. Baughman, M. Bonnici, G Gardner, K. Caillouet, B. Schaeffer. PHY-CHE CL B The Phy-Chem Club provides an opportunity for those students who have a greater-than-average interest in the sciences to use the laboratory facilities and equipment for advanced study. Front row: P. Mercer, 0. Schlosser, P. Baughman, M. Sippel, S. DeMoulin, C. Boruta, Fujii. Back row: L. Comstock, L. Bailey, W. Longenecker, E. Stiles, C. Thompson. Roberts, M. Johnson, M. Barker. 57 C. Buckingham, T. Simmons, F. Howard, B. Gill, G. Butler, R. Martin, A. Spalding, R. TRI-HI-Y HI-Y The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y strive to foster high standards of Christian living in the com- munity. Both organizations are affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. Their activities include fund raising projects, service to the underprivileged, and attending church as a group. Seated: L. Nelson, Secretary, P. Meredith, Vice President, S. Ffvnt f0w: A. Beardsley, S. Baker, N. Fiedler, C. Maynard, Brady, Presidentg M. Sippel, Treasurer, J. Holter, Chaplain. R. Dixon. Second row: 0. Schlosser, P. Bolton, S. Ross, G. Standing: Mr. McKenzie, J. Cross, Vice President, J. Mihovetz, Wellford, B. Baker. Back row: A. Moe, J. MHIIOH, J. Daucher, Treasurer, J. Cory, Chaplain, M. Barker, President, R. Hib- J. Bond, J. Cross, P. Mercer. bard, Secretaryg Mrs. Graybill. Front row: J. Jones, L. Garrison, L. Bailey, S. John- son, E. Welsh. Second row: T. Perry, M. Cory, B. Fujii, W. Wenzel. Back row: C. Claisse, M. Sorady, A. Tuozzo, S. DeMoulin, D. Marion. Front row: L. Eddins, M. Binkley, B. Wines, N. Feick, R. Roberts. Second row: C. Read, A. Gaskill, M. Johnson, M. Hatcher, J. Holter, D. Chaney. Third row: G. Buckingham, P. Mun- son, L. Lodge, B. Bivens, L. Goodrich, J. Nus- baunier. Back row: G. Rubens, F. Howard, R. Martin, J. Wolfe, B. Gill, T. Huston, G. Butler. 58 VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club, composed of Laurel ath- letes who through hard work have earned the coveted blue and gold NLP, promotes sports- manship and fair play among school teams. Wfhether it be on the gridiron, court, mat, or diamond, these athletes strive to serve their school well. Front row: M. Barker, J. Cory, President, W. Keller, R. Mclntosh, Secretary-Treasurer, R. White. Sec- ond row: M. Grace, D. Chamberlin, R. Roberts, J. Mihovetz, R. Trower, C. Buckingham, Vice Pres- ident. Bock row: C. Burley, E. Stiles, L. Comstock, J. Dauchcr, D. Wood, D. DiJulio, W. Day. PEP CL B Let's boost Laurel's school spiritlw This is the section at games, help boost the team to victory, strive main goal of the Pep Club, it is carried out in various to promote school spirit in all sports activities, and, in Ways. Members work hard in painting and exhibiting general, do everything they can to cheer Laurel on- large signs calling for Spartan victories. The members ward. of the Pep Club form the nucleus of the cheering Front row: I.. Nelson, 5. Johnson, M. Hatcher, L. Goodrich, A. Tuoxzo, P. Barton, C. Claisse. Second row: S. Baker, K. Peterson, J. DelMonico, R. Martin. C. Butler, J. Cory, J. Watt, E. Mobley, S. Ireland, B. Wines, President, K. Hensley, B. Speigle, Vice Pres- ident, D. DelMonico. Third row: D. Wood, B. Wiley, D. Marton, S. Brady, J. Marton, J. Holter, P. Meredith, J. Darden, H. Swartz, C. McGill, L. Keys. S. McGill, S. Ross, Secretary. Fourth row: S. Spence, C. Maynard, M. Nash, M. Cory, B. Raffle, V. Jeffers, J. McGill, N. Fiedler, Treasurer, S. Watts, G. Boruta, P. Morris, P. Lagville, C. Payne. Back row: M. Sorady, M. Sweitzer, K. Jones, G. Watkins, B. Schaeffer, W. Hall, P. Merson, E. Welsh, D. Palmer, J. Powers, J. Miller, P. Gray, P. Dupree, H. Kresan. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club, an or- ganization for students enrolled in the commercial course, seeks to encourage the concept of strong, competent business leadership. It sponsors a fashion show each year to show the proper business dress of women. The members of this club deserve much thanks for the many hours of work they have given to the school. ABT CLUB Artistically inclined stu- dents find an outlet for their abilities in the Art Club. Members are encouraged to express themselves more thoroughly than in regular art classes and have access to the materials of the art department. Front row: Mr. Hopko, S. Paz, C. Gardner, P. Bolton, S. Holtan. Back row: R. Mitchell, D. Myers, A. Kleen, K. Peterson, F. Gaither. 60 Seated: S. Castle, B. Baker, E. Bunch, R. Lammers, C. Higgs, H. Mayliugli. Standing: Mr. Spangler, Mrs. Bright, M. Bragassa, S. Shupp, J. Williams, L. Merson, .l. Ness, A. Burton, K. Peterson. S. Patterson, B. Wines, M. Harding, C. Read, B. Harrison, M. McCardle, P. Bar- ton, J. Darden, S. Ireland. TECH CLUB Applications of science to industry and communications are presented to the Tech Club. The members Work on personal proj ects and many spend hours in the shop build ing radios and electronic equipment. Mr. Daniels, P. Mercer, C. Meister, .l. Cross, B. Fujii, L. Bailey, L Comstock, A. Moe, F. Howard, Ri Roberts. RIFLE T CL B Front row: L. Tuttle, M. Llewellyn, K. Boyer, O. Schlosser, L. Whittier. Back row: Mr. Dougherty, R. Poole, D. Hand, H. Weiss, E. Tempesta. In its second year here, the Rifle Club is thriving under the sponsorship of Mr. Dougherty. Members are instructed in proper maintenance and safety procedures for rifles. Once a week, the club meets at the Na- tional Guard Armory to prac- tice on the firing range. ABCHEBY CLUB The purpose of the Archery Club is to train its members in the prop- er use of the bow and arrow. They practice their marksmanship at meetings. Front row: S. Pindell, ,L Watt, Vice Pres- idcntg J. Ippolito, S. Scaggs, K. Caillouet, R. Kluckhuhn. Back row: Mr. Ropko, R. Mason, Presidentg J. Wells, C. Redmiles, J. Styne. 61 1 M Ng., ,V ,V . mah 5,1 .i Q? in 23 ff 'L in M, 1.-nl. . ' ,r ' ... p az,- .. -.ev 4. ,M , I I - : - V , -- I..-fsqngf, 1 fu ,- Q . .141 1- --'avpqu , .V .. A, .' 1 ' ' ' ' . . 1 -.2 . - ' . ST , . 6 WJ ,, Q, g W:-'gf -S11 -g.g4w,f, ,L L,ff.. ,J V, -7 LW? 'iq-'51J-:1f7g:l5'f:QfEf.ii if vs-ff.sm,f ,.:f4gs'2Qsf,msss?Zefi r w Jw W 4 w M :HA Laurel tacklers are in hot pursuit of break-away runner. an A The Homecoming Queen and her escort lead off the Presentation Dance. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT-S. Patterson, Serziorg V. Jeffers, Sophomoreg A. Tuozzo, luniorg B. Hallie, Sophomoreg D. Chaney, Seniorg .l. Watt, Queen. 64 Laurel's offensive line advances at the snap of the ball. HOMECOMIN The gala Homecoming activities began with a bon- fire held the night before the big game. The roaring fire, the Spartan cheers, and the parade afterwards made the excited Laurelites determined to beat Char- lotte Hall. ln the football game of the season, the tension mounted higher and higher until Laurel went wild with joy as the final quarter ended with a score of 21 to 19 in favor of the Spartans. At the dance that night, ,lean Watt was crowned the Homecoming Queen, bringing to an end a perfect day for the Spartans. a l Il ' Tyler finally finds his lost Christmas Spirit with the help of his friends. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM A highly successful Christmas program was pre- sented by the combined efforts of the Library Club, Glee Club, Band, and Chorale. A play concerning the loss of a painter's Christmas spirit was pre- sented by the Library Club, and the music depart- ments provided selections. Tyler ple ids for seclusion from lu nosy nel hbors P is disconnected! Young neighbors herald the season's spirit much to the disgust of J os hua Tyler. 'lhe Glee Club added their musical talent to the very effective Christmas pro gram. CHRISTMAS With a flourish of activity the senior class busily 0' T3HIlCIllJ2ll1lll . . . transformed the auditorium into a gala setting for the Christmas Dance. The decorations featured two large trees with blue lights and a sleigh loaded with brightly wrapped gifts. The Embers provide a warm glow of music. 66 at .fl his Santa's Sleek Sleigh 'K The highest hopes of the senior class for the suc- cess of their dance were well fulfilled. It was well attended by both the student body and the faculty, and the gay decorations and music of the excellent ,. band provided a pleasant evening for all. Welcome backl? We've never even been here! Suzanne models for home economics Class. Charles escorts Bar- bara to her place in the Court. Club initiates pose as heatniks. 'fit' PAW: This is called a fireman's carry. MAW: But there's no fire, Paw. PAW: Who cares! Sharon DeMoulin, junior homecoming Community Cupboard provides food attendant. K gf' forthe destitute. f Gertrude Boruta was the win- ' ner of Laurel's Miss Junior Miss Contest sponsored by the Jaycees. The Barker brothers and their dates. Xu ruff I Z T 2' N :P JMJ- :V I: ,,.,.,,,-1: , ----GT:-'g-,, - ' :-F4 'i' ' h ' V :'227 ff'5f ' ' 9 ....., .1 ...-- , '--cg' ' 12 1 v, I - - ,,'a,. M1 1-1'-53 V , ,g.Q5E14.- A -. ' .- -, ' ' . -if . ,. QF Laurel is stopped during the game with Lackey. FOOT B LL The football team bounced back this year af- ter losing most of its first string line-up with last year's graduating class. Although our team was unable to summon enough power to contend suc- cessfully with the powerful Av and AA'7 teams, it had little trouble defeating the teams of schools in its own league. ,lohn Cory runs around the right side of Glenelg's line. Head Coach Yanchulis and his starting eleven. -Front row: J. Wolfe, M. Grace, D. Dijulio, R. Martin, W. Day, E. Stiles, L. Comstock. Back row: Coach Yanchulis, W. Keller, D. Wood, J. Cory, R. White. Dane Wood presses the attack against Lackey. -WwvmrfswwfwwtgmwmegwwwmwwmmswwimonwmtewwwamssemmmmmeaswaswxQfe5maeanatQ1wweYwe1fmifQ2mefkvnfemissmsieaffgettawtsrtQamsfiteioiiiif Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel 1962 . . .Lackey . . . . .Aberdeen . . . . .La Plata . ...Clenelg ,.. . . .Surrattsville . ...Howard . . .Springbrook . . . .Central ..... . . . . . .Charlotte Hall Ralph Roberts runs across the goal line for a touchdown. Robert White receives some assistance from John Cory in the Aberdeen game. .gy .JW . W . a , fl' ' V- 5. E 5. F, . , 1, ,. ..-. - sf . -- -. r: V 1--is'i.:.'-- -- ,gg z. - ' .: 'H:I :.:5' , .. w e 1 4 . ' V U - 'iv '. li . I , af .. - ' '- 'I 'if : f 'Q Kil t nf' ' -'H' ti. : 55115 , 615.5 V 1 . as V ' . , -.we ..,- K' 'if ' H ' . 'WEE ,jf'rGsf1.z ' ' -5 iizirlif 1' A ':.:, if ' - ' . W f. - -, . ,. 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PM Havre an -1gs2'5...m5.Hftflwa 14ilqg,?Zw,2-f,sg7-:?s'f:..f-gfiq.:,Q. as ' -gf. i' -SQ. . were if ww .5 S - , at gil-'Y W -Neff-w ,, ag. t felwss W. 1 fsYf.w-:1.ss-fr-wa' I ' at ' ' ,f A ff' A A ' sf-'o W ' A - Front row: R. Mating, J. Cross, E. Haslup, B. Reedy, D. DiJulio, R. White, W. Day, M. Simmons, R. Roberts. Second row: J Bailey, M. Grace, B. Gill, J. Wolfe, P. Mercer, J. Cory, W. Keller, D. Wood, R. Martin, G. Wills, A. Spalding. Third row: W Wenzel, E. Foster, R. Kraftschik, W. Rillle, L. Comstock, R. Krider, J. Manley, J. Hicks, R. Donaldson, E. Stiles. Back row: P Clillord, R. Walker, D. Austin, R. Ball, C. Burley, J. Wells , L. Foster, R. Nutshorn, I. Mundell. RESTL1 G The 1963 Spartan grapplers found the pace set by last yearls team challenging. They did remarkably well in competition with schools that are much larger and more exper- ienced than Laurel. The team, comprised mostly of sophomores and juniors, will lose only three seniors with this yearis graduating class. This will leave behind a very strong and experienced team to occupy the mats dur- ing the coming 1963-64 season. john Mihovetz pins his opponent in a match with High Point High School. Coach Cohen is pictured with 1963 wrestling captain, John Cory. Mark fights for the advantage of the top. WRESTLING LAUREL OPPONENT 26 ..... Severna Park ....... 16 16 .,... Glen Burnie ..,..... 28 14 ..... Annapolis ,.....,.. 28 5 ...., South Hagerstown. . , 33 21 .,.., Suitland ........... 21 19 ..... High Point ,.,, . . . 26 35 ..... Brooklyn Park .,.... 3 17 ..... Gaithersburg .,..,.. 21 80 Mark Barker gaxns an advantage over his High Point opponent. Laurel gets a take down in the Hrst period. Front row: A. Moe, R. Hibbard, G. Wills, M. Barker, J. Mihovetz, T. Flowers, J. Bailey. Back row: A. West, D. Dijulio, W. Hen' son, M. Grace, J. Daucher, J. Cory, C. Meister, W. Day, T. Ball, A. Spalding, G. Noerr. I x ska - e f ,fa we - ggi ', 'ff -' 1- Lil ,P-if ff, '. 5,..,,- gk 15,35 5. .... . ,. fam ' 'if - 'milttnivfeft Qa tar. . . .. A ' 1- a 3 c f . - : if- .QI -famf'-+f:g..t.X-f t Ralph Roberts Fred Howard Bobby Martin Walter Keller I rr rr . ,rr r u ..r., . it . 2 - ...... E rr r - N I 9 LAUREL OPPONENT k ,- r rr H 30 . . . . .Woodward Prep . . , . 29 K' 241 Alumni 26 Charles Burley 24 , . . . .Douglass . . . . 45 Larry Bailey E 21 . ...La Plata... ..40 40 . . . .Damascus . . . . 53 4 C 57 . . . . .Lackey .. . .. 74 30 . . . . .Damascus . . . 29 28 . . . . .Central . . . . . . . , . . 65 41 . . . . .Howard County . . . . 49 48 . , . . .Sasscer . . . . . . . . 49 is fi K iff! J ' .7 ,, 30 Q- ---Gwynn Park it 37 30 - - P - -Glenelg - A - - - A - W - 53 -' -'o':' 50 . . . .Howard County . . . . 52 Nino Trower 42 . . , . .Lackey ........ . . 62 Jimmy Cross 30 .. ..Cwynn Park .. .. 24 35 .. . .Douglass ... .. 62 The swish of the net and the excited yells of the spectators were familiar sounds during the basketball season. Although low in the win column, the team provided Laurelites with many exciting and close games, in which the younger players gained valuable game experience. Tommy Nusbaumer Ray Dufour Coach Yanchulis and the 1963 basketball captain, Ralph Roberts. Laurel fails to block La Plata as they shoot. Walter Keller outjumps his opponent in the Sasscer game. .5 - H ,ve Lackey tries to get the rebound from Laurel. THE 1963 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAMfKneeZfn.g: R. Maring. P. Mercer, R. Dufour, T. Scaggs. Standing: R. Walker, J. Riffle, H. Sims, W. Wenzel. Linda Goodrich Captain Linda Nelson Mary Ann Hatcher Pat Barton The girls of the cheerleading squad form their favorite cheer. The Cheerleading Squad is com- posed of seven girls clad in the tradi- tional blue and gold of Laurel High. Responsible for the promotion of school spirit, the cheerleaders cheer at games, conduct pep rallies for the student body, and sell school banners and pins. Each spring tryouts for the selection of cheerleaders for the coming year are held. Applicants are judged and selected by the faculty and incumbent cheer- leaders. FOR EVERY LAUREL BOY For every Laurel boy is hard to beat, H e's just a hundred pro from head to feet, Hels got the style, heis got the smile, Hens got the winning way. N0 matter where he'll go youill recognize his way And say, 'cN0w thereis a boy Fd like to know. He's got the good old Laurel Pep and G0 And just to look at him is sure a treat For it's hard to beat a Laurel Boy! Hey! Pat Meredith Susan Johnson Andrea Tuozzo Claudette Claisse FARE ELL Front row: W. Curry, R. Martin, W. Keller, R. Roberts. Second row: R Mclntosh, M. Hatcher, L. Goodrich, L. Nelson, D. Wood. Third row: M Barker, J. Cory, A. Spalding. Back row: B. Gill, .L Wells, J. Wolfe. Everett and Jean Walter K. Need Mrs. Optel John Miller Mr. and Mrs. Castle Mr. and Mrs. Fink 81 all the Little Finks Jan Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rader Mr. and Mrs. William l.uber Eugene M. Glover Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mobley Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Duffy Paul J. Dalman H. F. Hentel Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Allgood Sidney W. Abel James E. Zans A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. R. Poulin Lt. and Mrs. D. K. Tatom Mr. and Mrs. Tod S. Rankin- Mrs. Robert A. Day G. N. Galates A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Solan Mr. and Mrs. Noram E. Mason Mrs. Loretta Dwyer Frances Gordon A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Borsch Gilbert Athey Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marklay Mai. and Mrs. Russell Martin George and Sandra Quigley Mae, Class of 40 Dr. Pierandrei Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Perdue, J Arthur R. Licht Mr. and Ms. W. H. Turney A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Rextord Hance Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sharp Friend F. PATRONS Frank and Doris Burn Pat and Roy Burn L. N. and A. E. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Rubens The Pattersons Miss Lynne Turley James A. Becker Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. William F. McCormick W. D. van Eiken Linda and Jay Montgomery A Friend Mrs. Ruth Baker Harold A. Peyton Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Ginny Smith Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs L. G. Welsh Kenneth L. Keller Frank A. Masonis Charles White John Thomas Grover Harmon, Jr. George Boteler James L. Gilley Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albright Ann M. Barlup Beulah Eley Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kelly Bob Stokes James H. Quigley Mrs. F. Lawton Jones Ed Kelbhn Puddleduck Mr. and Mrs. D. MacAndrew Margaret R. McAvoy Robert F. Boyer Family Mr. and Mrs. Burl Binkley Mr. and Mrs. Ercell Chaney Mrs. John P. Spiecher Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Buckingham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goodrich Bruce H. Elsdon Helen M. Merson and Family Joseph A. Nusbaumer, Jr. Mr. cmd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. PATRONS Harold V. Sims James E. Cross, Jr. Robert B. Jones H. R. Whitehead Gerald L. Munson O. F. De Moulin Fred Howard Bernie Reedy Mr. and Mrs. John G. Trower, Jr. Dee Fricano Eddie Haslup Helen Ramey The Maikas The Gills Mr. and Mrs. John Placevk Col. Richard F. Jeffers Dr. Gerald Speriazzo E. J. Laiad Margarita Elias F. C. Chaney Ann Anonymous John B. Haslup Mrs. Earl J. Huber WO and Mrs. Ralph Weeks Charles M. Clistess Mrs. Granville Melbourne Jimmy and Cynthia Albert V. Pohl Raymond L. McKitrick Mr. and Mrs. John C. Eddins Lt. Col., lRet.i and Mrs. W. C. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Grace Mr. Robert Weagly Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. E. Garriles Mai. and Mrs. James C. Mclntosh Joseph H. Durbin Mrs. Lestel G. Hervey Giles and Phyllis Mills M. M. Nash Bob and Brenda Bolton Mr. Lawton Jones Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Bertrand Patches Mrs. Anne H. Llewellyn Mrs. Wilbur Smith Allen Miles Harold H. Hardine William F. Brumfield Mrs. Frank Y. Whitley Judy and Brent Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casula Mr. and Mrs. Roland Nelson Jean Ann Watt Bussy and Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey B. F. Karmilowicz Marguerite Litchfield Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sims Pat Morris Sharon Corn Mrs. W. Howard Gaskill Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stetka Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard Kathy and Frankie Herbert Robert Steergess Anthony R. Fukasky Kathy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Steinsiek James W. Peason Mr. and Mrs. William Bronley Edith Fifer John B. Wheller Tom Vetra Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Veckerelli Carmen Wilt Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. R. Martin C. C. Carter SFC and Mrs. H. P. Morgan Mrs. Kenneth T. Simpson CWO and Mrs. Francis E. Jones Wanda Halloway Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lonski PATRONS Lynda Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Tomasko SFC cmd C. W. Christman Mr. and Mrs. W. Caddick Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Morris Mrs. L. A. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLain Mr. cmd Mrs. Lawrence D. Terry Carl Cerger John A. Schesser Morton Marlow Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Caillouet Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Treadwell Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Nickelson Tammy Pritchard Mrs. Dressler A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George Rathkamp Mr. and Mrs. Chester Boruta Mr. and Mrs. Crosson Spradley Geneva Agee Metrix Company Mr. Stephenson F. E. Manning Kenny and Gloria Mrs. Warren Miles Phil and Betty Phil Richards Lloyd Comstock Mark and Sharon John Bruce Mann Andrew Frances Leso Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lodge Alfiero Carmine Marinelli Mrs. Alfred E. Corn Randy R. Miles Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Powers Jane and Tommy Michelle and Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Hocker Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Benitz Mr. and Mrs. David T. Heck Sarah and Charles Hocker Tom and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. lreland Johnny and Diana Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn M. Johnson Wayne Barton Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Watt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hill Poole Mr. and Mrs. Melville L. Wolfe fm. i ff lash? WX Helen M. Dixon f qf2'XL,1'Q9U 1 155 fb ,NN f !X.i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Brown QLSQW 654' 13 ff'-S I , ' AQ? O Sonny and Linda V Q9 Q' ,BW QNX' RESJO QI' Mr. and Mrs. George M. Holter I X S:-, Q Q, Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Long ,,. .X L V - 'QI .5EcQ, f Xt. Q,'Wxg,6Q'4 ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morton f .59 . il G Clyde R. Martin l, 150 O Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Hackley - . f-Ni' ' 6 ' L Q Frank I, QLLG i eo . by gl l' 6 Q lk D J Mr. and Mrs. John McBolson, Sr. fo .,- HA ' Jacker and Shorti sro - - XJ l 535 g Q f Meri and Spin N J ft - II 9 usle an u y rfmbffo Sr fix., Q Gi.. fx, L ' George Albert Basstord ll - J' A-, I V. 1 Y. M. C. A. FE. Gl xy N-Jffx QW? Money, money, and more money was the object e 7 SQ- It Q Q-'QQ the patron drive. Thanks to the generous suppo t Q S0 A A the community, the drive was successful and belpe with oulr tiningicrl problem. To our patrons, w o ' X N P ex remeygraeu. ox ' .. Q t 0 .J fu Q . 0 G 9 G7 R. M. MARSHALL, INC. Compliments INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE of 437 Main Street Laurel, Maryland 792-7920 - 776-7320 CORDELIA 72 -3220 - 725-1747 7 BAKERY R. M. MARSHALL R. M. MARSHALL, JR, The S LATTE RY'S Pa rkway Ma rt Compliments of the Upl-gwn Mqrkef Incor orated . . ,. TOYS K Gm Laurel Building Assoc. 'e U ' DUTCH BOY PAINTS BABY FURNITURE 23 C St., Laurel, Md. PArkway 5-0504 LEE D. LODGE of Prince George's County 380 Main Street Laurel, Md. Steaks 8. Roasts Refrigerated Produce Groceries, Frozen Foods 827 Montgomery St. PArkwa7 5-9773 Compliments of Laurel Beauty Salon PArkway 5-0440 Congratulations Eileen, from STU LL Compliments of The Laurel Laurel Funeral Home, Inc. Association HAROLD S. WADE, Director 725-5555 Prince George's County Armstrong's Radio 81 TV Service Laurel Shopping Center PArkway 5-0200 776-7555 Dougherty's Pharmacy 'fvoun PHARMACY AND MlNE 370 Main Street PArkway 5-2310 For Sale or Rent: Wheel Chairs - Walkers - Hospital Beds FRED FREDERICK Sales 81 Service CHRYSLER - VALIANT - PLYMOUTH 43 Washington Blvd. Laurel, Maryland Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 63 Phone: PArkway 5-1488 Compliments of WHlTE'S YELLOW TOP CAB MAIN STREET Phone: PArkway 5-9800 JOHN MORAN, Manager BOWLlNG'S A BALL Compliments of SAM 81 ELSlE'S AT FAIR LANES RESTAURANT LAUREL 'mfs 1 Laurel, Maryland Compliments of Compnmems Emerson's of Real Estate and Insurance Veterans 400 Montrose Avenue Laurel, Maryland Barber Shop FREEDOM IS UP TO YOU The Area's Largest 8. Mosf Modern LAUNDROMAT + 40 Frigidaire Washers - 50-lb. Dryers KIWANIS CLUB On The WM'-v LAUREL SHOPPING CENTER OF LAUREL 24 HOUR SERVICE Harry A. Styne, Jr., Owner 8. Manager The NE WS LEADER IF IT'S LOCAL NEWS YOU WANT YOU'LL FIND IT IN THE NEWS LEADER Published Every Thursday SUBSCRIPTION RATE: ONE YEAR 53.00 357 Main Street Laurel, Maryland PArkway 5-2000 9 I i ALI-EN,s Dorothy's specialty shop Complments of FLAMI NGO cms CHINA THE LAUREL TOWN LAMPS HOUSE HALLMARK CARDS SENIOR TEEN CLUB COSTUME JEWELRY Miles of Smiles with Pete 81 Giles Congrawlarons I South Side Motor Sales to the 1900 Washington Blvd., Laurel, Md. H H 725-7500 776-7740 CLASS OF 63 Ride with Pride - Go South Side from Compliments of gafinger BUCL Bethel .No 5l Slnternational Order gob's Daughters LAUREL, MARYLAND O THE PRINCE GEORGE FUEL COMPANY COMPLETE OIL BURNER and HEATING OIL SERVICE ESSO Laurel Avenue 8- First Street LAUREL WASHINGTON PA. 5-3500 776-7575 S Compliments of MEL-RON FABRICS YOUR ONE-sToP SEWING SHOP Two Stores To Serve You Laurel Shopping Center, Laurel, Maryland Queen's Chapel Shopping Center, West Hyattsville, Maryland Long's Meat and Poultry Market 1 C Street PArkway 5-9727 CHOICE MEATS, POULTRY AND SEAFOOD ACADEMY GARAGE INCORPORATED FALCON FORD THUNDERBIRD Sales 8. Service Phone: PArkway 5-3200 T0wer 9-5840 119-127 WASHINGTON BLVD. LAUREL, MARYLAND EUMPLIME TS UF JUH HJU ES Compliments of LAUREL DINER AND MOTEL ----vv' , QR 5, g mf th sf t .2 3 -W W ,fa ss, 1s1ffwi4fx:f:YF 'L ,aw , fm 1 - 9 ,, - -- rw 2 up 5 5 .-- .. .4 H FL-H1 , r V , f Kg ,ps 2. -' leigh ff iw ' ,,.. .sa E2 5 .6 , any . wr .V ,.Mg,,gM,,, ,X,,,-mg, , ywmgzeffreggw-,tem W . E b l k f -wf5es?2 1f ?igl2LQ1'fS?3?aSi,a5 H5 5is2'hiqgiigexizexgssslffmf1'-' 3 Q ., 5 V I ei ' 2 is -, 4 ' -' 21 1,-umglwt sw-VZ: ,IV IL V : Vit a. . -: : .': -E ':3,.'1'5,QEI,jf5E' Elini 1. fu :. f 717 ,1- ,,,f,-,f.m.Xx,.i.r,-222121-: f :fem im., .. . -:url , ,-...,4..,ff15k:::- bw, ff- -, U: 4:1-:sx:3gg,5gJ ,, , , : rj lm, 5 ,5-gk, :,f' 'Eg E: ' 7 ::?'g:55::'..':: 5 imvbimsr, -li - 5 . 51, ,i f mwfe - -- 1 3? - we , - . Y - H se: H-fsh-, 1 2 -M -- ., M -. f f- v::w-H v- wfvsz 'Ax-iw-'K J-if 1,,1f5zis52Kliqfzwrafgllwiwiiffrfvlgsig f -f., ,.,f-f. -wf,. , 2 -- ,, H . L. ,L-am, .fc PERSONAL LOANS UP TO 51,000 Holiday Florist Inc. ' Credit Finance Service of 511 Maln Street Laurel, Maryland Maryland, Incorporated Fl-ORIST CF MODERN DESIGN 100 Washington Blvd., Laurel, Maryland PArkway 5-1710 PArkway 5-4456 Nite: PArkway 5-1967 DONALD D. ROBERTS, Manager IT PAYS T0 SAVE . . . At LOYOLA FEDERAL, Where You Enioy AII These Advantages 'A' SAFETY A' CONVENIENCE wk PROFIT LOYOLA IFIEDIERAL SAVINGS es. LOAN ASSOCIATION LAUREL OFFICE-317 MAIN STREET Main Office: Pikesvillez CHARLES AT PRESTON, BALTIMORE, MD. 1422 REISTERSTOWN ROAD Downtown: Glen Burnie: HOWARD AT MULBERRY 100 CRAIN HIGHWAY, S.W Towson: Catonsville: 415 YORK ROAD 6401 FREDERICK AVENUE LAUREL REALTY 0v'e S 'nc- Complimenfs of LAUNDRY 81 REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE DRY CLEANING MERSON'S AND RENTALS Pl-rkwvy 5-0350 TV 351 Main Street 776-7474 Laurel, Maryland 96 DE WILTON l'l. Ed's TV ooNALosoN 81 AppllGl1C6 P. G. H0llandSWOffh H- Le Pogiiinoldson, Repairs on Any Make Radio 8i TV PArkway 5-0707 316 Main Street Laurel, Maryland Box 375, Clarksburg, W. Va. Announcements, Cards, and Rings Trophies, Medals and Gowns Stafioner To The Class of I963 602 Montgomery Street Laurel, Maryland Phone: PArkway 5-T844 Easy Washers Duotherm Heaters Horne Appliances Philgos Service FOR THE BEST IN ED MEISTER HOME APPLIANCES B L O C K ' S SINCE I897 FAMILY OUTFITTERS Compliments 373-77 Main Street Laurel, Maryland FRANK'S HARDWARE Free Parking and Gift Wrapping Charg-it Laurel Furniture Store Division of Siehler Furniture Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Corner Main and 4th Street Opposite Citizens National Bank Laurel, Maryland PArkway 5-0250 CLASS OF 3O Warren H. Marion 8 5011 GENERAL INSURANCE 510 4th Street Phone 725-0338 Laurel, Maryland CLASS OF 6O LAUREL JEWELRY SHOP JEWELERS TO THE SENIOR CLASS 302 Main Street Phone: PArkway 5-3388 WATCH REPAIRING Stief-f, Wallace, International and Heirloom Sterling Silverware EYES EXAMINED Thursdays 8. Saturdays Hardingham's Servicenter Washington Blvd. Laurel, Md. PArkway 5-1893 The Maryland CONGRATULATIONS Rexall Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 1 , PArkwa'y 5-2772 lr 6 S T26 Washington Blvd. Next To Diner Laurel Shopping Center DRAMA GUILD OF he EXPRESSIVE ARTS TEEN 81 CHILDREN'S LITTLE THEATRE WORKSHOP of Laurel, Fort Meade DRAMATICS MODELING VOICE GRACE POISE CHARM PERSONALITY SINGING Ann Martin, Directo 333 Laurel Avenue Laurel, Maryland PArkway 5-0978 LAUREL FABRIC SHOP COMPLETE SELECTION or PA 'w ' 54380 311 Main Street Laurel, Maryland HOMEROOM 9 MRS. RIESENBERG 1 ED BRUCE Xnyder S Laundry JOHNNY PEGGY MERI LARRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT SERVICE PAEEEILY LOU BEYIEEEL MAE BILLIE BILLY NANCY JIM 401 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD JOQLSUL BREEZQLY Phone: PArkway 5-2020 BEQEIAE' PA-ERE' JANICE RALEIGH LAUREL, MARYLAND LINDA F GARY MIKE R. D. MICHEL LE GRANDE Compliments of The American Compliments of Legion Post TH E No. 60 TOWN TAVERN Laurel, Maryland 776-7377 PArkway 5-5491 P. G. Office Supply Co. Typewrifers - Adding Machines - Supplies Soles - Service - Rental 342 Main Street Laurel, Maryland PArkway 5-2250 PArkway 5-3060 Harry Al.. Swsimzzi' REAL ESTATE SALES AND RENTALS INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MORTGAGES 'l1'l NINTH STREET LAUREL, MARYLAND C omplimenfs of ihe MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION i M. W. GRIFFITH REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Over 35 years of Continuous Service Evenings and Holidays-PArkway 5-1330 Phone: Office-PArkway 5-3162 372 MAIN STREET LAUREL. MARYLAND LAUREL PHARMACY YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE Phone: PArkway 5-3355 Washington Boulevard 8- Main Street Laurel, Maryland Laurel Hardware C o. IC 0 O K ' Si 437 Main Street Laurel, Maryland PArkway 5-1234 Western Auto Compliments Associate Store of . . .Worst Uurmture ROBERT H. COHEN ,Army 5-2233 LAUREL 360 MAIN STREET 352 Main gmc, PArkway 5-3232 Laurel, Maryland Laurel, Maryland Open Evenings til 8:00 P.M. Friday in 9.00 P.M. Compliments Extends of Sincere Congratulations to DQNAI-D50N'5 THE GRADUATING cLAss or as FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes VOGUE DRESS SHOP Cor. Main and C Sts Laurel, Maryland V' ' P 321317 K I K K f v. f..l'fi5QfggU- 1 qssaege ,if I , -' ii? get il is ,k,1 A ,W ,if , f k .K 535, ' tu? 13?7ffii5 K. ,-awgwzsx, gs 15f':Nf -L:27i3?:::3i Maier- -51212551 ,I -'lily Vip A 'SM 2 siisii':zi:t:f'if2,2s1'f F 22 'li' '-IV' 'iE.fV.5: .,-3 'f Y' 'Jes wslii-iiizzfw f'fisi:Qf Q I:fififg-??iff:wi?g! - . , f nxggwn mam, -: -i , K TAG'S Restaurant 81 Lounge Spaghetti and Ravioli Seafood - Pizza 44 Washington Boulevard Laurel, Ma ryland' PArkway 5-9760 SU MER P PER DHI E 1951 Compliments of KELLER'S NEWS AGENCY 1 Step Up To , , . BETIER ADVERTISING dl PARKWAY Advertising Agency Brochures - Display Layout - Letterheads IFIiers - Posters 342 Main Street Laurel, Maryland PArkway 5-2255 - Compliments of Industrial Towel Supply Laurel, Maryland . C I ' Our Best Wishes ongralu allons CLASS OF '63 Soroptimist club LES 8' MARGIE Laurel, Maryland United Auto Wrecking Incorporated I Washington Blvd. 8. Contee Road Laurel, Maryland -LAUREL- -WASHINGTON- PArkway 5-2332 TOwer 9-6311 Compliments of CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF LAUREL, MARYLAND .lohn F. Flester Licensed Master Plumber PArkway 5-3293 or PArkway 5-1953 PLUMBING and HEATING New Installation and Repairs Myers Water Systems Automatic Water Heaters SANDY SPRING ROAD LAUREL, MARYLAND Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '63 Laurel Lodge No. 155 Knight of Pythias Congratulations Compliments Darlene of from JACKERI LAUREL Am TH EATRE CONTEE SAND E- C-RAVEL CO., INC. PA. 5-3333 776-7300 SAND 84 GRAVEL READY MIXED CONCRETE ROAD, STREET 84 BRIDGE CONSTUCTION ASPHALT PAVING LAUREL OUTRIDERS COACHING Complimenfs of PArkway 5-3291 TINY TOTS NURSERY LAUREL TAVERN DEPENDABLE CHILD CARE PAUL 8a VIRGINIA 'I925 Sandy Spring Road 345 Main Street Laurel, Maryland Laurel' Maryland I H ARV EYIS C ompllmenfs of I M EAT RTRI TRANSIT - TRUCK CENTER 4 MA R K ET a Q ' ' ' 3 R 329 Main sneer Laurel, Maryland E Tfl5fQ1?5i'., Rf: - im., 5. 'e M Y 'd fDed1caTed fo Truckers of America! I T,TRTT TTRRR R MELBOURNE Uleal Estate P. G. MELBOURNE, III, Broker 699 Washington Blvd. Laurel, Maryland RESIDENT AL- COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - RENTALS - HOMES - APARTMENTS - BUSINESSES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MORTGAGES 725-5278 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATIONS ofaure! jazz! ana! Lkleafing Company, .gnu 101 MAIN STREET LAUREL, MARYLAND Phone 725-5550 or 776-7550 I A H B SMITH CAST IRON BOILERS S7 Claw?- . . - -'21 - H INTERNATIONAL FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONING ESHNG 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE Su,verFlame R Q M R 3+ CLYDE L. MILES REAL ESTATE 8g RENTALS 1608 Washington Blvd., Oakcrest Laurel, Maryland Phone: PArkway 5-2211 ,,,-if, QAA' . STEWART FEATURES Q51 . ' Hlgh SlYle to Compliments Conservative -' - . . of -, 0 Expert Fitting 'IS , E , . uf, .a. 8.1.5-ag: q g s .. . . 0 Customer Satisfaction I 0 Sizes 34 to 50 MR. S Regular, Short, Long HOMEROOM and Extra Long 1.25.22 9 gT5ii:5igif?f?.gf. ,gfiig 9 Prompt Alterations in OU' Own Shops RfmfwQHE?f o Formal Wear Rentol xl For All Your Proms Good look fo ., 1- .- .,:33..a.'.R3Qa' Q ,.-4 J or-wnmfzw-2' M . THE CLASS OF '63 4 -1 R or ffii' 5' my Stewart' MEN'S CLOTHES Laurel Shopping Center, Laurel, Md. from MRS. BORSCH'S HOMEROOM Compliments Compliments of KY of STUDIOS Laurel Phalqdephaq, Penna BOB'S CAB PHOTOGRAPHERS PArkway 5-9877 Association FQR THE SENIORS-' MARYLAND STATE PAIR TNEURRURATER HOME OF THE WASHINGTON D. C. INTERNATIONAL LAUREL RACE COURSE Laurel, Maryland Complimenfs of THOMAS B. ISRAEL Class of '21 el'fg if 'J' .N0l'Ylel 00l'Yl Laurel E550 Smtimvz ng,,,w1? ,ev-my v -,g:?f,?:x':'?X.: X., .-5-v'-:L '1-'- Q Sgiixi . K6 -:- - A .L .. s QSQJJ Q-1-. Q Active fi . 'tigxgf I , ,'cq1i:-fav ,. 1 Ev- 1 - 1-9115- fffw , , '-i1':?':'5 ' f 'A ff'2'5bxi1?-5 '?-V13 A 1 A peop e go for Coke ! 522215 ii I 1. ': 9?.1'Ef1 . as ki S 52: ASB-.4 - vPf'5.s2y, ., ,.,,.,, , I 3 ' 1?- 4040 T S r H we 1 . - - '-: p . . s U , si m M iii?-I L'- QQW I 384.0 1 I I ef? uv ': Enjoy Coca-Cola right now! 1 I I WASHINGTON BOTTLING CO., INC. 7350 Ritchie Road Capitol Heights, Md. REdwood 5-9500 On behalf of the Senior Class THE RAMBLER STAFF wishes to express its appreciation to all who cooperated in its production. Congratulations CLASS OF '63 Laurel Lodge No. I55 Knights of Pythias Best Wishes to THE CLASS GF '63 from ROTARY INTERNATIONAL LAUREL, MARYLAND SERVICE ABOVE SELF I O8 Produced by H G ROEBUCK 8- SON, I sAurMonE, MARYLAND ,jivkkg 0' r ., w I 6 YLJNJ0 ' BAP X Yti wpf r SO W3 0QJW vQH WY is 593 cd! QQDQQQV 5 QW! A X WA MIWJWU1 Zfk-2 I 1112- lj Zggvifclf 49-LLL fm Q MMWWQW QW ZW4W -Q 2 ffl GQ X3 3 W Sa 2226 QQ wj yy Q Xm l X AQQWQW 1 , I nr , of k ' 1 Sf N M if QQXZDQSLG MM! MKKHWWJ . z if My 5,3553 qffgaflx X pf Qt Jig ,CW f,,Jf'UQ!W ! Q, iE4fQ6WlE 7? L A Our' j0oQarinf6 in flue of jme v CLASS OF '63