Lewes High School - Beacon Yearbook (Lewes, DE)

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JINGLES MICHAEL HILL Nllke 15 noted for hls curls And hls way wlth all the glrls ELAINE BARINGER Elalne can talk a mlle a mlnute And when there s trouble he s always ROBERT MAEDLER Bobby s charm and good looks Dldn t come from readlng books PATRICIA DODD Patsy has a dlamond rlng And soon the weddlng bells wlll rlng EDWARD MILLMAN Eddle IS a basketball star ln the future he s sure to go far WILLIAM HURDLE Whenever we hear a loud group of boy We are sure Blll s not maklng the nol e CLARA WILSON Clara IS a real sweet glrl What would happen lf she lost her curls3 33 WILLIAM ASH Bllly IS one of our more talkatlve male He loves to crack jokes and tell tall tales DONALD DORMAN Donnle IS always urrounded by gals They re hls Sweethearts not just hls pals ADELAIDE ATKINS Adelalde IS a llve wlre Of havlng fun she ll never tlre ROBERT DORMAN Bob IS one of those real gone guys Who wants a car that nearly HICS PAGE IVIELSON If you should hear what sounds lllce a rlot It s u ually Page cause he s never qulet What Would Bllly ASl141:lld hls homework Adelalde AflCll1S4dldn t have partles Elaine Baflllgel' stopped talklng Fred Barley-ever got mad ynn Crisp-came to school five days stralght Tom Dll'liS4dldn t carry hls brlefcase Patsy took off her engagement rlng D0l'lalt'l Dorman-clldn t go steady wlth a Freshman glr Bo D0l'mitn-coulcln t go to Lord Baltlmore Bo forgot to show off Mllie l llll-came to school on tlme Blll Hurdle suddenly became talkatlve I8 DIANA .IANNEY DIHDB has long blond halr And she IS very sweet and falr THOMAS DIRKS Tommy IS an orator Frlends he has by the core LYNN CRISP Lynn s our Student Councll man All evll thlngs he trles to ban SANDRA ROWLAND Sandy s wlt and fun lovlng ways Wlll brlng her many happy days WILLIAM WILSON Blll s got plenty of bralns Lessons for hlm are no straln FRED BARLEY Fred s a nlce and pleasant guy We re glad to have hlm at Lewes Hlgh LUCY LOWE Lucy rates qulte a score As manager of our school store ROBERT HALL Bobby s got those danclng feet And he s a boy that can t be beat JAMES WARRINGTON Although ,Ilmmy s l-:md of small I-Ie s got plenty on the ball ANN SMITH Our Ann IS qulte a gal She IS everybody s pal CORKY WEBB Corky IS a handsome and lntelllgent male ln whatever he undertakes he wlll never fall ALEX TERENTIEFF SIDCC Alex hasn t any curl It must be hls accent that attracts the glrls Happen If Dlillla .I2ll'll'ley'-couldn t play basketball Lucy I..0We4couldn t wrlte letters Bo Maedler-couldn t make all the glrls swoon age MelS0n4couldn t tell corny Jokes ward Mlllman-couldn t land ln the hall wlth Barbara Sandra Rowland was ever on tlme l1l1 Smllll let her halr grow agaln Alex Telfenllelf lost hls lnnocence .Ilmmy Warrlngton lost hls personahry C0l'liy webbecouldn t drlve wlth one arm ara WllS0ll4could get along wlth Mrs Maas Bl Wllson falled a test ' s ' init. ' . s . . S, ' ' . . . y . , S, ' ' - - . b ' ' . , P ' ' . L ' ' . Ed ' ' s ' ' . , . A ' in . - U 'l. I f ' I . b - - . Y - ' . b ! . ' ' ' . ' ' . ' . CI ' . . ' Y ' . 'll ' 4 ' .

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CLASS REUNIO 1964 by ADELAIDE ATKINS As I boarded the T W A Arrlrnes to Hy to Bob Maedlers class reunron at hrs estate rn Cuba I saw many famrlrar and smrlrng faces Elaine Barrnger the arrlrne hostess made us all comfortable She told me she was takrng a long needed vacatron to Join us rn Cuba just as I was srttrng rn my seat cameras clrcked and I saw a group of reporters gathering around a famrlrar young lady It was Ann Smrth recently elected Cover Girl of I964 It seems that Ann can t go anywhere and not be front page news' The warning lrght flashed and just as the motor warmed up jimmy Warrrngton followed by Edward Mrllman entered the compartment We all cheered rmmy for hrs recent electron as Presrdent of the Unrted States Edward had been such a marvelous policeman that he advanced to the Secret Servrce He was to corn a phrase Krll mg two brrds wrth one stone by guarding jimmy and attendrng the reunron I was telling Lucy Lowe who travels for World Book Encyclopedia about my new ranch house designed by the famous Interror Decorator Mrs George Sweeny Pat Dodd, when a loud vorce drowned us out Remember all the fun we had rn Englrsh class with Tom D1rks3 Well Tom made the most of hrs abrlrty to delrver a speech and is now traveling for the government dorng just Ural' Tom was havrng a frrendly quarrel with a rather plump man Delaware I went to get some water for Tom and bumped rnto Drana anney bent over a Irmp figure I helped her lift the person and 'aw that rt was Robert Wayland Hall Judge of Municipal Court rn Washing ton After laughing wrth Bob over hrs arr srckness Drana told me she was just back from Pans where she had been studyrng brarn surgery While we were talking I notrced a young man looking out the wmdow and then at a map of South Amerrca I had my sus prcrons and after askrng Diana I was sure There was Alex off rn a corner mrssrng all the fun' Very unusual for hrm and so we decrded to find out the cause Wrth a red face he rnformed us that hrs brrde to be lrved wrthrn five mrles of Bob s estate' Lynn Crrsp Joined us rn offering congratulations to Alex and then rn vrted us to Join hrm for lunch While we were eatrng Lynn told us that hrs entrre lncome was from the stocks and bonds he had invested After lunch I de crded to roam the plane and ran rnto someone hrdrng rn the baggage car Page Melson A W O I.. agarn' Although a successful busrnessman at the time of our reunron Page was supposed to be rn Texas with the Marrne Reserves I promised hrm I wouldn t mentron hrs berng there and went back to the marn compart ment to chat awhrle I drdn t realrze how trred I was and I dozed off When I awakened we had landed rn Cuba not far from Bob s estate As we left the plane I notrced a crazy actrng arrplane crrclrng above us and dorng flrps Two cars had come to meet us Bob rn one and of all people Clara Wrlson rn the one I rode rn' I hadn t heard from Clara rn years and as we rode to the estate we passed her famous horse ranch She took due prrde rn telling me about the rare thorough breds from all over the world on her ranch I was so interested that we were at Bob s before I knew rt The vrew from the hrll as we approached was Irke a parntrng At thrs moment the swrmmrng pool looked partrcu larly rnvrtrng and so I hurrredly changed rnto a surt As everyone else had the same rdea I had a chance to talk to some of my classmates I hadn t seen yet Brll Wrlson was the first person I saw as he wasn t swrm mrng but talkrng wrth two young men whom I recog nrzed as Wrllram Hurdle and Fred Barley I could tell by Brll Wrlson s clothing that he was a mrnrster but drdn t realrze he was a mrssronary Brll told me he was en route to Afrrca when he recerved hrs rnvrtatron to the reunron I learned from Brll Hurdle that he was the owner of a group of farms rn the states Our peace and solrtude was broken by that same crazy arrplane I had notrced at the arrport My attentron wandered as I notrced a long sleek custom car glrde up the drrve The chauffeur got out and opened the door for Mike Hill' I assume you know that Mrchael rs the Admiral us had seen hrm We were talking over old times with Fred Barley when a famrlrar young man rnterrupted us to congratulate Mrke Robert Dorman owner of a very large and successful explosrves factory' Fred rs selling Bob s product rn hrs charn of Variety Stores and they had a lot to talk about It was getting rather late and most of us were beginning to drift rn the house when that arrplane came back agarn Thrs trme some one could be seen wavrng at us and I thought I recog nrzed who rt was When I saw rt land qurte a drstance away I went for Corky Webb Corky has a fabulous collectron of custom cars that he makes addrtrons and improvements on I knew rf anyone could get over that field rn a car rt would be Corky Without a word to anyone we hopped rnto hrs aguar and rode out to the plane I was rrght' It was Sandra late enough to mrss her connections as usual It seems that she was late getting to the arrport and had to Hy down rn her own plane Sandy had recently been married to the Tobacco Krng of the U S and was strll a newlywed On the way back to the house I saw Donald Dorman begrnnrng to say grace Then I realized that we were all there and our reunron was complete What a won derful experience to see all your old classmates agarn' After supper as we all sang our class song I decrded to wrrte a story of our reunron If any of you ever have the opportunrty to have a reunron take advantage of rt' whom I recognized as William Ash, Governor of of the U. S. Navy, and it has been years since any of . . J , . I , . . ' . . . . , . - , . . .I I7

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The Worst Thlng That Ever Happened to Me WI lam Ash The day I got caught steallng flowers for the Prom Adelalde AIIKIIIS The day I fell ln The Marianne s window ln Philadelphia Elallle Barlngef May I0 I952 and Donme lVI1tchell Fre Barley When I entered the hbrary of Lewes Hugh for the hrst time Lynn Crisp July 9 I936 Thomas DIIICS The day I shot Mr Georglanna wlth a beebe gun Patrlcla Dodd September I9 I95l D0l'l3 Il D0l'm3l'l New Year s Eve l953 obert Dorman When l dndn t quite make lt around Carpenter s corner Robert The nlght we played Caesar Rodney Wllllam Hurdle June I6 1948 MIC ael I'Illl The day I met gurls and decxded I liked them lana .lanlley When Sandra and I set off the burglar alarm ln the Hotel Sylvanla ln Phlladelphla LUCY Lowe january 25 I954 Robert Maedler September 20 I953 age MEISOD The day I started to S hool Edward Mlllman The day of our Prom Sandra ROWIBIICI When Diana and I set off the burglar alarm ln the Hotel Sylvania ln Phlladelphla Ann Smltll The day I lnherxted the name Smlth .Ilm wal'l'lngIOIl The day I helped steal tullps for the Prom 0 ln Webb The day I flrst heard of a transmnssxon ara wllS0n The day a bug Bunck stopped ln front of me Crashll WI lam Wnlson The day I helped steal my cousln tulnps for the Prom Alex Terenlleff The day Lynn and I almost ran mto a hou e CLASS WILL By ANN sM1TH We the class of one thousand nme hundred and flfty four of Lewes Hrgh School bemg of sound and disposing mlnd and body do hereby make declare and pubhsh thls our last wxll and testament We wlll Bfltts to the unxor Class Diana anney leaves the basketball team to anet Gibson jean Ann Dodd and Thelma Parsons Blll Wxlson leaves to Fred Vogl and Blll Vessels hls quxetness m the classroom To Shnrlev Hudson and Mary Lou Barley goes the com merclal department from Lucy Lowe From Donme Dorman to Roy Smlth goes hrs lover s techmque Page Nlelson and Bob Maedler leave thelr place on the grldlron to Bob Hastmgs and Ronme ackson Adelalde Atkins bequeaths her heart to Larry Kieffer Bob Hall leaves hls arguments to ohn Hudson m Strltzmger and Eddie Wyatt Ann Smlth leaves the cheerleadmg squad to Gall janney and Carol Lee lVIaull Mlke I-lxll leaves hrs ablllty to g t along wlth the glrls to Otto Lange B111 Ash and Lynn Crisp leave their tall tales to Jimmy Rxtter To Alvln Tharp goes Tom Drrk s mlschlevousness Sandra Rowland s love for fun goes to Donna Fxtch Grace Purcell and Shxrley Downs B111 Mlncy mherlts Clara Wxlsons Job as the class treasurer Eddle Mlllman leaves the basketball team to Bob Sweetman Doug Scott and B1lIlVI1llman To lrvln Rrtter goes Bob Dorman and Corky Webbs dl'lVlI'lg methods 1m Warrmgton and Fred Barley leave thexr pleasing personahty to Larry Palmer and une Rltter To Bxll joseph goes Brll Hurdle s quletness Alex Terentneff s xnnocence goes to Charles Socknter and jack Keye Elame Barmger leaves her leadershlp ablhty to Mary Ann Culver Patsy Martnn Laura Short and Ann Dorman 1nher1t Patsy Dodd s frlendhness Wrlnessed by the underszgned Class of I954 'll' D - D' D ' ' w , ' ' ' . P A- T ' Q . d X ' - ' - . ' . BB ' ' 'T 1 ' ' 1 1 V f , c 1' ' A -- - ' R A- . , . . ' A - . . D U ' ' . 'll' T ' - -S . h . 4 'M ' 1 . . . 4 ' Q . 'D 1 J , I . - . - V J. . l 1 n . .. 1 ' I I J .1 . ' . ' l ' I I J v . 1 A Q .. I9