Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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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.

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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

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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