Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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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.

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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

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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.