Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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Front row: C. Payne, J. McConnell, S. Cooper, M. Nash. Second row: L. Copeland, P. Reeves, S. Shupp, N. Danton, S. McGill, M. Bragassa, H. Pritchard, M. Mackey, J. Shuford Third row: K. Erskine, J. Williams, S. Baker, R. Dixon, S. Spence. Fourth row: D. Marton, L. Kemp, S. McGill, P. Dupree, J. DelMonico, J. Stiles, G. Wellford, D. Vance, G. Watkins. Back row: B. Fujii, D. Myers, C. Thompson, L. Turney, A. Whitehead, M. Marsh. R. Long. B. Wenzel, A. Hagan, T. Persall, L. Rumford, T. Ball, E. Stiles. With practice and patience the Glee Club has be- come one of the most active organizations at LHS. Under the direction of Mrs. Shanks, the Glee Club B sings at Honor Society inductions, the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Programs, and presents a Spring Concert. Seated: J. McConnell, president, G. Wellford, vice president. Standing: M. Bragassa, treasurer, Mrs. Shanks, Sponsorg S. Shupp, secretary, J. Williams, librarian. Glee Club accompanist Jean Bond and her assistant Brenda Baker practice for a per- formance. WR?

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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.

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Front row: C. Payne, P. Reeves, N. Danton, J. McConnell, S. Cooper, S. McGill. S. Shupp. J. McConnell, G. Wellford, S. Second row: B. Fujii, S. Spence, K. Erskine, D. Vance, R. Dixon, G. Wellford, T. Ball. Cooper comprise the Girls Trio. Back row: L. Turney, D. Myers, A. Whitehead, B. Wenzel, A. Hagan, E. Stiles, L. Rumforcl. MADRIGAL This group, taking its name from. a style of music of the 15th century, is composed of 12 members: S. Cooper, R. Dixon, K. Erskine, L. Kemp, J. lVlc.Connell, C. Payne, L. Rumford, S. Spence, E. Stiles, L. Turney, G. Wellford, A. Whitehead. Making their first appear- ance, the Madrigals performed in costume at the Christmas assembly. The group Was invited to sing at the Citizens National Bank during the Christmas season. The group recorded some carols a capella. Their future plans include singing for the Rotary Club and in the Spring Concert. ' CI-IOBALE This group plans to revive some of Bach,s Chorales and they like to include one in every performance. Within the 20-member group, six members are selected to go to County Chorus where they rehearse for two days before giving their performance. This year 50 members from the Glee Club, Chorale and band were chosen to attend the Baltimore Symphony Concert presented at Fairmont Heights High School.