Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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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

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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.

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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