Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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D. Marion, Senior Directoryg H. Swartz, Senior Directoryg G. Wellford, Patronsg D. Dilulio, Sportsg R. Lammers, Business Managerg L. Bailey, Subscriptionsg E. Stiles, Sports. use ' Seated: O. Schlosser, Copy Editorg M. Sippel, Editor-in-Chiefg N. Fiedler, Layout Editor. Standing: A.'Bea.rdsley, Junior Assistantg Ross, Circulation ,V E S, Managerg B. Fujii, Advertising Editorg S. Watts, Circulation Managerg Miss Myerly, Advisor. 4'Buy your Rambler todayf' This was a familiar sound last fall when the planning for the yearbook began. Since then many hours of Work have gone into the production of the Rambler. Its main function RA is to present the history of the year through pictures and descriptive information. The Rambler staii would like to eipress its apprecia- tion to Miss Myerly for hero untiring efforts and pa- tience in the publication of the yearbook. Front row: J. Darden, E. Voss, M. Bragassa, P. Meredith. Second row: S. Cooper, S. Appreciation is extended to J. Watts, E. Gratz, P. Barton, J. Ness. Back row: G. Thompson, W. Wenzel, R. Ball. Brown, our school photographer.

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Front row: D. Myers, treasurerg S. Ross, pres- ident. Back row: M. Sippel, rec.-sec.g E. Stiles, vice-president. Front row: T. Hayes, E. Carr, S. Ross, M. Bonnici, R. Caldwell. Back row: E. Stiles, R. Lammers, M. Sippel, D. Myers. NATIO L HO OR SOCIETY Throughout history, man has honored those who and scholarship. Acandidate must have attained a B,, excel. By election to NHS the school recognizes the average and demonstrated these outstanding qualities. attainments of seniors and juniors. The society looks Five per cent of the junoir class is inducted in the upon education as a total product measured by the spring and the remaining ten per cent is chosen from four dimensions of life-leadership, character, service, the Senior class. Made up of club presidents -and other organizational ing with Mr. Lynn and Mr. Bell, the committee heads, the Advisory Committee meets to discuss prob- provides for a clearer understanding of school situa- lems and ideas which concern the student body. Work- tions, Front row: D. Palmer, M. Bonnici, N. Fiedler, L. Young, D. Marion, S. Ross, S. Brownfield, S. Holtan. Second row: A. Tuozzo, P. Mercer, J. Ness, J. Cross, O. Schlosser, J. McConnell, L. Whittier, K. Young. Back row: Mr. Lynn, E. Stiles, M. Sippel, L. Bailey, L. Garrison, R. Hand, L. Merson.

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hr I atlvr von, 12, LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL, LAUREL, MD. 1964 A '37 L A' V gq - h-ch A toy drive ' be' g d , -efiailiw .. lllfZi2iSf'0i2s'wbQm bY,fhe,Fufu1'el1i1ur 2s pmim M, .. .. --- formed. It consists of eleven ' . ' 0 r girls who will work .xclusivel X-fx-aqrusic. WILLIAM L. LYNN, Principal Editor-in-Chief. , , . .... Lynda Whittier Associate Editor .... . . .Sandra Cooper Feature Editor. . . . . .Sharon Watts Sports Editor .... ,...... C heryl Maynard Advisor, ...............,...,... Mrs. Ruby B. Sherwood Subscriptions and Circulation Editor ......... Susan Brady Business Manager .,..,,..,............,,, Bill Davidson STAFF: Brenda Perkins, Cheryl Burton, Donna Palmer, Marybeth Sorady, Mary Tornese, Elizabeth Welsh, Charles White, Marilyn Stetka, Mike Grace, Richard Wade, David Rubens, Peggy Elliott, Mike Cory, Dee Vance, Pat Clifford, Becky Blackburn, Joyce Waller, Carol Fiorelli, Carmela Carotenuto, Anne Beardsley. The voice of the press is a powerful influence in our school. Through it, individuals express their ideas and present accounts of the activities -at Laurel High School. The words clear, concise, and comprehen- sive, took on a strong meaning as the staff combined its efforts to produce a more interesting and informa- U tive newspaper. Front row: L. Whittier, Editor-in-Chief. Second row: C. Maynard, Sports Editorg S. Watts, Feature Editor. Back row: S. Cooper, Assistant Editorg D. Rubens, fr. Edi- torial Advisorg Susan Brady, Subscription Editor. Front row: D. Vance, J. Waller, M. Sorady, D. Palmer, Mrs. Sherwood. Second row: M. Jarboe, W. Davidson, M. Elliott, A. Beardsley, R. Blackburn. Third row: R. Wade, M. Stetka, E. Welsh, C. Burton, D. Rubens. Back row: C. White, P. Clifford, M. Grace, M. Tornese, C. Carotenuto, M. Cory.