Lewes High School - Beacon Yearbook (Lewes, DE)

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Left Io riglll: MARY LYXVII CTiI0 Iflxrnsssiox, Ain't it arful! Here you see the most happy-go-lucky person you will ever find. Mary enjoys nothing more than gath- ering her friends and telling them her latest jokes. Another favorite way of passing the time with this easy-going person is reading mystery stories late at night until she is terrified by grotesque visions. SYI VI-X NI ARSII-KI L Cgylj Fxrnsssiox I-ee Here is a little girl with a big heart Syl is quite a popular miss She is not lthletieally inclined but can she sing and dance' Her notebooks are alyy ay s hlled yy ith the oddest names but in spite of this trnt yye hink 1 lot of her BAILEY WEST MAULL, .I n. Olaullyj Exrnsssiox, Aw-yy' that's not so! Ilailey, or Maully, as he is commonly called, was the star soccer player and was very helpful as assistant manager and later as manager of basketball teams. His weaknesses are said to be a cute little girl from Madison Avenue and this Fordj. I FI OY NIITCHELI Ulilchj I'xPREssxoN, Nerts to you A boy from near Rehoboth, who enters all our class ictiy ities with vigor is Ielon He is a baseball play er und a drummer His Iazz Orchestra is the tnlk of the town He has given a performance all his oyyn on the drums yy hen the band play ed at basketball games Inf! fo rzghf AI BI' Rl 'NIORRIS fTuf7'yQ JANIFS Rl! HARD DRTOX Clizcf or lfzflzzcj I- xi msssioy I syye tr I don t know -Klbert is the hero of the class for sleeping H1 ambition ls to become a Del ny ire Itiyer pilot u fy s manner is yery charming ind ittractiye to the there is any mi chief Iulfy 1 in it Do not tike his nickname seriously FINA XI'I'l Mehr I-um-ssios Well' Alert studlous ind re :dy to go ls dest-rlptiye of fills charming, young senior We will llsri remember l'ly 1 'ls haylng her lessons prepired and prepared well Besides her Lharmmg person ihty she his a sehol INIIC' st llltllllg which ranks high Ihr plensint ind ittrictiye manner yyllls for her the friendship of In my I' xenmsslox II hy don t cha quit th it Does anyone knoyy yy ho yy on today s blseb ill game' If not ask Iames He Is able at any time to give the score of any game played during the year Iames for French tests He plays in both the hand and orchestra DOROTIIX SLIIWIIFIKPIK CD00 I' XI nl ssiox 50 yy hat Dorothy is the girl yy ith the dreamy ey es Her many friends idmire her person uhty 'she likes dancing ami eyeels in this fiyorite p tstime Nhe is 1 participant in all lctivities of the sthool-especially sports She filled her position is mrnwer of the bisketbill teun very c ipibly . , . , . . . . -, , . . . - . . , , n s pu s , v .4 - v va , . , . .. . I j . .Q . . '. . I U , V ,, . . Y l A . j, I A., v t. . 2 . . . . . . -. . l l . , I - Q .. ..' ' . .' -A 'f' H, . -ff .. ' .H 'v ss -U ' V ' .' ' .w ,. I , . . . I. . . , L . . . -- A ' V. 's . Q ' ' ' ' . - 5 ar z f f ' ' A z 'z ' ' . T f- , - ' .' .' , S rv ' ' ' . . .' Y . 1 ladies. He is an athlete who enjoys all sports. When spends nearly all his time on Mathematics or preparing 'K . ls 'S ' H' ' J 'S ' ' I i . . . Ivy. K .Q . .l V. rl Q lf. .'l ' '. . , I 15- .', ' - . If 1 If .', .' ' ' ? ' 1 u' .- . - 1 1 , 'z . z r z . ' x a - ' . S ' I 1 , Q g ' . .' .' R 2 ' z.' . .' I1 z ' -' ' ' A- U- . I- I ' ... I. L. , b. iv- 5 R I- -- . b- . . Q, A b.. 8' ' sz ' ' . ' at z 1 1' ' .' :J 4 :,., 1 z z j ' .' ,- ' 4 g -4 1

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Lef! to right: DANIEL DOHRING Ulanj ExPm:ss1oN, That ain't right! Daniel is a very active member of the class and one of the extensive readers. His ambition is to become a big city detective. Watch out, 'Dan'! Chicago is a bad place for detectives. PRI N I'If I' H XI I CPrentJ FXPRESSIUN Holy trip' No repair work around the school ls too much for I rentlce IIe w -1s very actn e in making our lunlor ind Senior I rom 1 success Other interests be ides in mu ll arts ire history and music fthe gult ir you know HENRY HILL fllillyj Exvnsssrox, I'll be dog-gone if I know. Henry is a very studious fellow, although he is inter- ested in a nearby town. We hardly know if he will be a plumber or an aviator After school has ended for the seniors, Henry's friends and acquaintances will not forget him. Happy landings, Hilly. Iktlx III DQOX flluclyj Iwmsssrox Oh Lripesl II hen you see his name you think of the following Irumpet qu xrtet his bass voice basketball baseball and soccer As no doubt you know he has contributed much to the school ICIIVIIIBS because of his ability in any one of the rboye mentioned accomplishments Ie I fo right mit P Ixc mm mm PHOWHS IODGF CTM? I' YPRESSION I was Just going to say that An athletic young man well built and well llked I7 P best of success IH obtaining his goal Iack left us for a while this vear to 'tttend another school We are glad he c-lme back to graduate with us He has occupied the dlgmhed office when he has been with us this ye tr as President of the t ouncll I0l IS INK RAM Cloul PXIRESSION Do tell' Iouls is our musically inclined member Ile can almost make a trombone speak He enjoys dancing a pastime ID which he excels Iou possesses a keen sense of humor and often produces laughter from the members of the class He IS held in high esteem and has the friendship of all-especially his classmates hx! RESSIONI Scow I Thomas has been our faithful pilot through turbulent sailing during the four memorable years of our high quality ot leadership are his outstanding characteristics His punnlng and wise remarks will be long remembered by lus classmates He is admired bv all who know him t1I'0ltt I4 It P'10NI Clupj I' xi IKESSIOW Hello Qw eetheart I'o George goes the medal for being the biggest tease in Iew es High School We wouldn t know what to do lt t eorge should lose his buoyant and carefree manner Ihere isn t a class too dull to subdue his good disposr tion and he never fails to make the rest of us feel 1n a gayer mood because of his lively remarks George took an interest in both social and athletic activities With his ability to perform and achieve we feel sure that he will succeed ln life , . . Y . - Y, . . 3. 4 1 1 1 w , , , rt s - n 4- - s y . ' '- - 1 . 5 - ' , . ' . . . ' I . v s v V - V ,x ' .I - -1 iv' . ' . 4 I . . z . . , 1 , . .. , . , Z , ' . '. .' ' , a - .- . . .' ' ', V ' . x , ' .' .' s .' z z .' a : ' .- .' W' . V.: -. V. E v J . 1 . Q . it w v R .. I I. . I . '. r. ' A - - A l A 1 ., . ,, 1 as Y - 1 - V n ' , , t '. ,. , . . . . g U He as ires to enter Anna obs and we all wlsh lllm the school career. Excellent speaking ability and a high v ' A' U i i ' ' . i . . 'Q . il i . I . U . , . . . H .E 5 V , . v . V. . I. E , 1 4 1. , . . ,. , , . , , . , . , 1 I 1 A A 4 I 2 . , , . ' . , . v . , , . . A l I I 1 ,l ,I .1 . . V , Z , L , ss 'u N 'I ' .. Y t .I ' ' I 1 t I t . .v . . . . ,, . , W . . 1. 4 I - - . . .I . . , ' .' 4 . . i .' i , i i . .' . I ' . . V . V ' U ,, H Q . . K ,

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Left lo right: EDNA SHORT fShortieJ Exvxmssrox, My Gosh! Despite her name, Shortie is a tall girl full of good humor. She can take it when we tease her, though her ready wit always provides her with a retort for us- about a certain somebody around school. IIARY SIMPLER CSimpj LXPRFSSION I never knew that Nlarv is noted for her high pressure salesmanship in helping the Seniors dispose of anv wares Her main interests have been in I ress I lub and she h 18 expended her best efforts in helping to make the Xearbook a success Her humorous rem irks have ilw tvs been a source of real pleasure to the Seniors and thev have often broken the monotonv of 1 tedious cliss JOHN SNIITH fCap't Jolznj Iflxrmassiox, I don't know, but- John is our jester. He is genial and fun-loving. His drawling tones and ability to act well contribute to his popularity. He is the life of the party, and yet appears to be very serious-minded most of the time. He is a movie fiend, and attends quite frequently. t'I IFFORD TAYI OR fPiggyj l- xrar-:ssros Good Night' Piggv as he ls usnallv called is an outstanding around fellow His principal characteristic is his constructive ibllitv in Shop His skill in determining muthem :tical calculations is verv pronounced He is 1 good sport und this trut is one which contributes to his popullritv on the held Il' I lo right II II I IANI TR M X fBzII or 011:11 Fxrm-:ssrox Xea man' hun is a busv fellow but it seems 'ts though he never gets anv where e peclallv in his Nlodel T H a nice bass in the chorus His salesmanshlp ln the coffee tel business IS another thing which just lbout mlkes lnm the busiest fellow in the Senior class PDW -XRD lltl I I l QI fl or lrmllj PXPRESSION Had to go to 'Hilton list night Truitt IS one of our smallest fellows but ls not the quletest II hen he and llls car leave home Just look out girls I think a trailer would come in handv sometimes Indward also is an outstanding tvplst and one of 'Hr Nickle s old standby s NI SRL: ARI' I I IXLI' N I' Ulagqzej Fxvmsssrox -Xw go on' Introducing Nlaggie one of the most cheerful and willing members of our class who deailv loves her dancing She is a good sport and a valuable friend doubt mv word vouve never heard her in Hlstorv cl rss If vou want 1 line up on nicknames Just tk some of the bovs w ho continue to 'vdd to the list Her nbilitles ind determln ltl0Il w 1rr'1nt her success in w hfntever she will choose to do in the future IIIBPR I' I IRDPN U :IJ I' xr nmssros hosh dnrn' Ierhips the most distinguishing Cl1ll lCl9l'lNllL ol Gilbert IS that laugh lt is likely to be heard mv time anv place However we must not underestimate this active Senior if he was not seriouslv troubled bv :nv of his subjects Gilbert p1rt1cip'xted in baseball soccer and basketball in both his Iunior and Senior vcars of High School . , .. , 1 v. , . , . .. . , . . , , , a , .. ., V . . - 4 0 Q N . .. .. ., . . . ' x ' , . Q . ' 4 Y ' 'V ' ' . K, . , .- 1 . I 7 .Q 4 . .- Q ' ' - s as 3 all-' '. .- f - ' , .- : . ' ' as , J ' y . z .' a 1 1 Q ' 1 A A A A A , A A , . A .. . , , , .. , '- . , u ' 'Y 14 - e a - x - I . , , . . .. - --A , C6 ' 97 ' , , A . v' ' . , . v 4 , ,L , , . .. . ,. E . . c t' ' , s l' 3 . . e . . 5 .' - 'f . also plays a clarinet, in band and orchestra, and sings This girl has a professional glggle all her own. If you , 1, xr, , ' ' ' ' s 1 Q ' z ' - ' ' 3, ' .' as' 1 ' J z z 'z t S ' 1 l sl I sl . I 1 I A. I I .A V. - ,W J .. . jp . 5, ff V' K- , l . v , ' . ' ' . ' , ' . ' , ' M vu , U , A, 1.,... . .Q U, .. . I ,. . . , . . .. . K. . . -. . . , l. U - ss - 4 4 N -VA i, . , ' 4 - s . H. 4. ' . ' ' 'S ' . . - 1 . 1 1 ' ' ' 9 ' . s 1- . I . - - . H . . v . Y E U, E :D C , K , E. y 4 W , w 1 1 L , . ls I ' I .. , . , .' L' S , s ' - ' ' v. 1 v, I L A 4