Lisbon High School - Memories Yearbook (Lisbon, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1954 volume:

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Ihope that you will remember that your gradu- ation was achieved by effort and by determination, Your ability and your determination will carry you as far up the ladder of success as you wish to go, Also, remember, and be thankful to your parents, who have made many sacrifices for you so that you might be enjoy- ing this day to the fullest, So, to the class of 1954--our prayers and hopes go with you. fr KW 1 :Lage 1 tp , 5. ., is sq' QI75 - . X I NV v 34- , xx' 'X .Q xii if , fl I' l B - --.rm-f-----Y-nf ,,,..Q4,,-. em +V- 1 .,:, r, -, .,. rr. , va ,, .. 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Eddie . . . pleas ant, conscientious, determined to see a job finished once started . . . always seen with Shirley . . . the black 41' Ford . . . excellent leadership ability . . . expects to be married in 55 . . . enjoys working with Newspaper . . . that's enough' . . . has a part time job, making paper for the Government . . . always telling jokes . , . plans to be a carpenter. LOUIS C. ARRINGTON General Vice President Ambition has no risk. Glee Club 3,4 . . . FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Soccer4 . . . Basketball 3,4 . . . News- paper 2 . . . Co-Editor ofYearbook . . , Secretary of FFA . . . Secretary of Alpha 4-H Club . . . President of local Youth Fellowship . . . Vice President of Class . . . Louie . . . intelligent . . . easy to get along with . - . enjoys being with other people . . . friendly . . . courteous . . . likes to dance, skate and bowl. . special interest in Basketball . . . noted for his prize- winning poultry . . . attends school activities regularly . . . expects to go to college . . . he'll make it. MARJORIE ANN HARDY Commercial Secretary The fates, to this lady, have been kind, beauty and wit, besides a brilliant mind. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . FHA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2 . . . Hockey 1,2,3,4 . . . Dramatic Club 1,2 . . . Aunt Mary in 'Finders Creepers' . . . Chair- man of Publicity Committee . . . Class Secretary . . . Lay-out Manager of Yearbook . . . Chairman of Maga- zine Campaign . . . 'Margie' . . . personality plus . , brown eyes that match her hair . . . everyone's friend , . . plays the piano and organ in spare time . . . eek, a mouse' . . . a wit for new ideas , . . good commer- cial student . . . undecided whether to go to college or be a secretary. 1... , it, uit' NW , nn 9 Q8 f 1 X FRANCES JOYCE HELTON Y MU' Academic Treasurer A smile takes little effort, but has great value. Co-Editor of Yearbook 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . FHA 1,2 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Hockey 2,3,4 . . . Softball 1,2,3 . . . Basketball3,4 . . . Nina in Finders Creepers' . . . Student Council President4 . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . Publicity Committee 4 . . . I0y . . . pleasant, dependable and cooperative . , . serious but fun . . . has a definite eye for the Air Force . . . loves those Terps and Senators . . . plays the piano and enjoys popular music . . . a whiz at algebra . . . usually found with Sue . , , ready for training or college . . . will always be a success. EDITH MARIE GRAY Commercial Student Council Representative When one is loved, one should have nothing else to do.' Cheerleading 1,2 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 . . , FHA 1 . . Athletic Club 1, 2.3.4 . . . Hockey 1,2,3,4 . . . Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Softball 1,2,3 . . . Dance Club 4 . , . Secretary of Student Council . . . Celeste in 'Finders Creepers' . . . Yearbook Business Staff . . . Play Committee . . . Graduation Committee . . . 'Edie' . . . friendly . . . easily hurt . . . loves to skate and swim . . . afraid of wolves, both man and animal . . . cute smile . . . pretty teeth . . . Oh, those squeaky shoes . . . Hey, Babel' . . . usually found with George . . undecided future . . . Who's to make up her mind? RAYMOND J. GLENN Academic Student Council Representative ' All great men are dying: I feel ill myself.' Yearbook4 . . . FFA 1 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3,4 . . Student Council4 . . . Newspaper4 . . . Financial Committee4 . . . 'Raymond' . . . carefree, but serious at times . . , wit and wisdom combined . . . reading and loafing use up all spare time . . . enjoys all kinds Of sports . . . Lisbon's Tony Marvin . . . has an answer to any question you can think up . . . argues constantly that Notre Dame and Army are better than Maryland . . . enjoys experiments in Mr, Pierce's lab . . . nine times out of ten, he's with Carl . . . loves to talk . . . 5661118 to have only one ambition after graduation, to loaf, N IM' ll ll L ,vs QT N -av Q lf' 5 ,av in W NORMA MA XINE RILEY Commercial Reporter 'Unlike others, she is herself. Yearbook 4 . . . Glee Club 2,3 letic Club 3,4 . . . Library 1,4 2 . . . Publicity Committee 4 . . . . . . definite likes and dislikes FHA 3,4 . . . Ath Commercial Club Norma' . . . nice a pal of Shirley's . . . domineering . . . makes a good reporter . . . has writing ability . . . needs more sleep . . . hard worker on activity writeups for Yearbook . . , always willing to lend a helping hand . , . good stenography student . . . likes to join arguments . . . Norma will probably be sitting on the boss's knee as a secretary after graduation . . . no doubt she will be a good one, EARL RICHARD BAKER General 'Blessings on thee, little man. Glee Club 1,2 . . . FFA 2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2, 3,4 . . . Soccer 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Soft- ball 1,2 . . . Guitar Club 3 . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Dick . - - tall. . . good looking . . . enjoys dancing and baseball . . . always around Long Corner . . . friendly . . . member of the Fire Department . . . always ready to help with Senior Class business . . . nothing better than a Plymouth . . . Oh, you crazy mixed-up kidl' . . ., afraid of women? . . . not Dickie! . . . pretty blue eyes . . . neat . . . would rather be out of school than in . . . works hard when necessary . . . will remain on the farm for awhile after graduation, SUSAN ALBERTA BOWMA N Commercial 'Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Yearbook 1 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . FHA 1,2,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . Sue . . . short . . . nice . . . pleasing personality . . . likes to sing , , , easy to get along with . . . good listener . . . needs more free time and less homework . . . bookkeeping? . . . likes foot- ball players . . . seen continually with Joy . . . needs car insurance . . . has a special interest in the Senior Class . . . how about those fever blisters? . . . inter- ested in church work . . . good dancer . . . will make a first class secretary, JACK BRANCH General A rolling stone gathers no moss. FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Soccer 1,2,3 . . . Basketball 1,2,3 . . . Baseball3 . . . Soft- ball 1,2 . . , 'Speedy' . . . real nice friend . . . jo- cund , . . main interest lies in stock car racing . . . plans to become a stock car driver . . . always seen with Musgrove , . . good in all sports, especially football . . good catcher for the baseball team . . . nice, friendly manner . . . a smile for everyone . . . carefree . . . racing or Uncle Sam will keep Jack busy after graduation. JOAN AURELIA BRITTON Commercial ., A pleasant smile, a sweet disposition and a true pal. Glee Club 2,3,4 . . , FHA 2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 2,3 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Madeline in 'Finders Creepers' . . , Dramatic Club 1,2 . . . Commercial Club 1 . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Play Committee 4 . . . Joanie . . . friendly and a very popular gal. . . pretty hair . . . plays piano . . . prefers a Chevrolet . . . her greatest need is more sleep . . . basketball is her fa- vorite sport . . . a smile for everyone . . . favorite hobbies are roller skating and bowling . . . adolescent boys are distasteful . . . grand sense of humor . . . favorite pastime is movies at Damascus . . . hopes to be a secretary for the F. B.l. EILEEN BURKE Commercial 'Laugh and the world laughs with you. Glee Club 1, 2,3 . . . FHA 1, 2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Basketball 2,3 . . . Dramatic Club 1,2 . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Entertainment Committee . . . Treas- urer of FHA . . . Daphne in 'Finders Creepers' . . . Eenie . . . versatile . . . carefree . . . spends spare time bowling and dancing . . . it takes more to stop her from laughing than it does to start her . . . Ohi that shorthand . . . likes Pontiacs . . , if only weekends were longer . . . there's no place like 'Counts' . . . lusnous auburn hair . . . wants her license . . . will make a nice, friendly secretary. I fi QFD RUBY JEANETTE BURNS Commercial 'Better to be the leader of ants than a follower o. lions. Yearbook 4 . . . Cheerleading 1.4 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 . . . FHA 1,2,3,4. . . Athletic club 1,2,3 . . . Hockey 2,3,4 . . . Basketball 2, 3,4 . . . Softball 1, 2,3 . , . Frankie in Finders Creepers . . . Student Council 1,3 . . . Assistant Editor of Lisbon Notes 4 . . . Dramatic Club 1,2 . . . Play Committee . . . Canteen Committee . . . 'Jenny' . . , good natured . . . fills up the spare time with dancing . . . nothing like a Ford! . . . abhors stuck-up boys . . . where Fairey is, Jenny is . . . the solid backbone of the Newspaper . . . movies are a must . . , plans to attend Towson, 1' f . JOAN MARLENE BUTLER General Life is too short to worry. FHA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1, 2,3 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Softball 1 . . . Commercial Club 2,3 . . . Bake Sale Committee . . . Patrolman . , . 'Marty' , . . pleasant . . . talkative outside of class , , . homework, ugh! . . . always with Fairey and Jeanette . . . hangs out in Woodbine, Bob Moore's . . . content with life the way it is . . . sudden giggle . . . neat . , , Oh, that Sandy . . . I don't know' . . . I say now, stop that! . . . bites those nails . . . anxiously awaits each Tuesday, Driver Education . . . future uncertain. RICHARD ALAN CECIL General 'He looks the whole world in the face and fears not any man. Yearbook 4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Basketball 1,-3,4 . . . Softball 1,2 . . . Soccer 1,4 . . . Financial Committee 4 . . . Rittie . . . athletic type . . . everyone's friend . . . likes to play ping-pong . . , incomparable sense of humor . . . gets a great deal more fun out of hunting than school . . . Vice President of the Dance Club . . . unbeatable center halfback on the Soccer team . . . determined, unwavering and strong . . . a real classmate . . . undecided on his future occu- pation but looking for the best, MARSHALL FLEMING General A quiet student and ready to lend a helping hand, Senior Yearbook Staff 4 . . , Glee Club 4 . . . FFA 1, 2, 3,4 . . . Band3 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Basket- ball 1,4 . . . Softball 1,2 . . . Dance Club4 . . . Can- teen Committee 4 . . . 'Pee Wee' . . . friendly and popular . . . enjoys singing and dancing . . . easy-going ,Q f Q N manner . , , enjoys roller skating . . . likes to go to XX 6 stock car races . . . is well mannered and considerate of others at all times . . . the nicest guy you would ever want to meet . .' . is ready and willing to help do anything for the class . . . found with Calvin . . . is looking for- ward to the long awaited day, graduation . . . plans to take up diesel engine work. f CARL GIBSON Academic Silence is a true friend tho never betrays. FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Soccer 3,4 . . . Commercial Club 1 . . . Graduation Committee4 , . . . 'Carl' . . . quiet and dependable . . . brown hair . . . generally seen with Raymond , , . loves football . . . reads Western and Science Fiction books . . . looks before he leaps , , . girl shy, maybe . . . doesn't crave attention . . . a nice singing voice which he hardly ever uses . . . modest . , , will be happy when homework is over . . . is very cautious with chemistry . . . isn't enthusiastic over school but has a pretty good time any- way . . . no definite plans for the future. 'ds 44? ROBERT HOOD I lf General V j Worry little, study less, is his idea of happiness. . FFA 1.2.3.4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Dance Club - ' G 4 . . . Guitar Club 3 . . . Canteen Committee 4 . . .' , Bob . . . nice, friendly personality . . , enjoys dancing and hillbilly music . . . likes stock car racing . , . needs a car with two seats . . . now, now' . . , completely normalg likes girls . , , Claude and Dickie are closest H pals . . , has real nice singing voice , , , dark wavy hair , . , his aim, to be a milk tester. Wi Tfw, , 1 '2- 6 4 , WAYNE C. HOUGH General Wit and wisdom make a wonderful world. Yearbook 3,4 . . . FFA 1.2.3.4 . . . Athletic Club 1.2. 3,4 . . . Soccer 1.3.4 . . . Basketball 1.3.4 . . . Base- ball 3 . . . Softball 1.2 . . . Publicity Committee . . . Graduation Committee . . . 'Wayne' . . . knows what decisions to make and when to make them . . . has a pleasing personality that makes everyone like him . . . pitcher on the baseball team . . . belongs to the 4-H Club . . . enjoys showing cattle at the fair . . . noted for making the Honor Roll . . . always arguing with Raymond, usually over politics . . . 'For a little while' . . . takes an interest in athletics . . . plans to attend college, Maryland . . . where else? MERVIN FRANKLIN LEE General 'We must have reason for speech, but we need none for silence.' FFA 1.2.3.4 . . . Athletic Club 1.2.3.4 . . . Soccer 1,2 . . . Basketball 1.2.3 . . . Baseball 2,3,4 . . . Softball 1 . . . Dance Club4 . . . 'Lee' . . . quiet . . . easy blusher . . . not a worry but many a care . . . happy and contented , . . goes hunting and fishing in spare time . . . likes to travel . . . favorite sports are football and baseball . . . crew haircut . . . easy to get along with . . . scorekeeper for the basketball team . . . good looking . . . that white sweater . . . soft voice . . a great future in the Air Force. SHIRLEY MAE LEWIS Commercial 'Generally speaking, she's generally speaking.' Cheerleading 1.4 . . . Glee Club 1.3.4 . . . FHA 1.2 . . . Band 3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1.2.3 . . . Hockey 3 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Newspaper 4 . . . Grandma in Finders Creepers' . . . Play Committee . . . Canteen Committee . . . Graduation Committee . . . 'Daisy Mae' . . . lively . . . good natured . . . bites nails . . . can take a joke . . . one of that forever-twosome . . . Eddie's the guy . . . music teacher in spare time , . . a Ford is the most wonderful car on earth . . . our great soprano . . . good advertiser for Daisy Garage . . . expects to be a secretary until Eddie changes her mind. ROBERT MUSGROVE , General He'd rather make history than study it. ' FFA 1, 2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3,4 , , . Soccer -4 1.2.3 . . . Softball 1,2 . . . Guitar Club3 . . . Bob . . . quiet, but says his piece in stag sessions . . . hardly ' ever seen with a girl, but doesn't exactly hate women . . . his best friend is his motorcycle . . . loves motorcycle racing . . , could use a little more money, can't every- body? . . . a secret admirer of the 3:30 bell . . . Slow moving, but a flying saucer when on wheels . . . ardent study hall fan, he sometimes studies . . . future mechanic. GEORGE VERNON MYERS General Let every man look before he leaps. FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Soccer 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 2.3.4 . . . Baseball3 . . . Softball 1,2 . . . Wilbur in 'Finders Creepers' . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Guitar Club 3 . . . Publicity Committee 4 . . . 'George' . . . happy-go-lucky . . . the fair-haired f boy . . . on every team , . , witty remarks . . . 'Heavens X to Betsy . . . greatest need is a car . . . likes a Chevro- let . . . found with Edith . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . remember the red pajamas in 'Finders Creepers' . . . will continue to work on Mullinix's farm for a while after graduation. WILLIAM LEE NEWCOMER Academic I' I love fools' experiments: l'm always making them. FFA 1.2.3.4 . . . Athletic Club 1.2.3.4 . . . Soccer Q 3,4 . . . Basketball3 . . . Newspaper 1, 2,3 . . . Uncle A Bob in 'Finders Creepers' . . . 'Bill' . . . a big smile and a hearty laugh . . . friendly, cooperative and re- JV ' sourceful . . . good sense of humor . . . slow and steady . . . generally seen with Carl, tinkering in chemistry lab . . . A friend to all . . . loves life despite all its diffi- culties . . . patiently awaits the day when he can get his license . . . enjoys football games . . . he hopes to join the Air Force. ov I . llf ,K .ay SHIRLEY LOU PETERS General The poorest wheel makes the most noise. Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . FHA 1, 2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Hockey 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Softball 1 . . . Financial Committee 4 . . . President of Library Club . . . 'Pete' . . . short. . . always happy . , , gum chewer . . . teases anybody and everybody . , . likes baseball and horseback riding . . . a good driver , , , hangs out at Damascus , . . Oh, Goshl . , , Norma's pal . . . always late for school . . . hard work- er . . . nice friend . . . talkative . . . a pretty good slugger in softball . . . definite plans with Leroy. CALVIN OLIVER PIICKETT General 'He hath a heart as sound as a bell. Glee Club4 . . . FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . , Dance Club4 . . . Commercial Club 2 . . . Fi- nancial Committee 4 . . . Calvin . . . one grand guy , . . known by the sound of his car muffler . . . interested in farming . . . enjoys repairing machinery . . . always on the go, but finds time for a part time job in the evenings . . . quiet, friendly and reserved . . . Ohl that laugh . . , great tease . . . Marshall is his companion . . . a smile for everyone . . . our true and loyal friend . . intends to work on the farm after graduation. KERMIT ALLEN PRIDEMORE General Always look forward, not backwardg' Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Band3 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Soccer 1,4 . . . Basketball 3,4 . . . Baseball3 . . . Softball 1,2 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Hercules in 'Finders Creepers' . . . 'Kermit' . . . friendly . . . full of fun , . . Ohl those jokes . . . loves sports, especially base- ball . . . there's nothing like a Pontiac . , , Ohl where's my car . . . could do with a few more girls . . . 'You don't say' . . . cute blush . . , easy to get along with , . . cooperative . . . livens up a party . . . will probably stay on the farm a while after graduation. PAUL General A loyal companion, an excellent friend, an earnest worker, and true to the end. 5 Glee Club 3,4 . . . FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 40 C money for Yearbook . . . prompter for 'Finders Creepers' Paul , . . mischievous . . . small version of the Atomic Bomb . . . hates homework . . , 'Zelder' . . . Oh! that Joe . . . likes baseball. . . Ah, go onl' . . hard worker . . . always ready to lend a helping hand usuall friend, ANN RIPPEON r ' ' r Commercial 'Love is the greatest of educators. Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . FHA 3,4 , . . Athletic Club 3,4 Annie . . . tall . . , one special interest, Jimmy . . . loves cheerful . . . likes basketball and bowling . . . a tinkle in her laugh . . . tired on Mondays . , . Oh, daml' her blush? . . . main ambition is to be a housewife . . . definite plans with Jimmy for June. STANLEY RIPPEON t l VL f 1 1 N vs 'il lp, ALLEN RIDGLEY ' ff x f r 3 . . . Soccer4 . . . Baseball3 . . . Dance Club . Financial Committee4 . . . handled patron courteous , . . neat . . . likes to tease girls . . . y found with Jack and Kermit . . . everybody's gi si.: MYW r ie Basketball 3 . . . Entertainment Committee . . . to dance . . . of course she knows how to cook . , . give her a job and she will do it . . . have you seen General - 'Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul. FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 3,4 . . . Soccer 1,2,3,4 ,a Q, Club tall, girl-shy, sometimes not . . . helps the class all he can athletes . . . likes all sports and participates in all . . . enjoys music as long as it is hillbilly . . . friendly smile Softball 1,2 . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Athletic 1,2,3 . . . Yearbook4, , . 'Stanley' . . . a dark, and good looking guy . . . quiet and serious y has a lot of fun when he wants to . . . sometimes a good and true friend . . . one of our all-around plans to spend at least a few years on the farm. 49' f! -1 if P 1 EAANCIS E. SAUNDERS ' General By silence I hear other people's imperfections and con- ceal my own. Glee Club 1,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Newspaper 2 . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Bake Sale Committee 4 . . . Graduation Committee4 . . . Francis . . . a sincere fellow though quiet . . . dark hair . . . favorite pastime is hunting . . . silence is golden . . . hillbilly music rates high . . . shy and modest . . . a pleasure to know . . . understanding . . . ready to help when asked . , . very serious . . . will go into the field of mechanics after graduation. GLA DYS JANE SHIRK Academic Don't lose your temperg nobody wants it. GleeClub 1,2,3,4 . . . FHA 2.3.4 . . . At.hletics3 . . . Dramatic Club 3 . . . Chairman of Bake Sale Committee . . . Canteen Committee . . . Editor of Lisbon Notes . . . Senior Write-Up Committee . . , 'Janie' . . . demure . . . quiet student . . . considerate . . . likes to read and dance . , . loyal fan of Terps and Senators . . . loves music, especially LaRosa , , . Hot Dog . . . neat and attractive . . . refined . . . nice to work with . . . intelligent . . . likes roller skating as long as she can stand up . . . loves Pennsylvania and everyone in it . , , wants to go to the University of Maryland. FAIREY ELLEN SIMMS General 'Let the world slide. FHA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1.2.3 . . . Commercial Club 2,4 . . . Bake Sale Committee . . . SimI1'lSi6 . . , quiet, at times . . . moody . . . Sudden bursts of anger which end in laughter . . . one of those cousins . . . 'Behave yourself, Jeanette, or I'll tell Auntie' . . . 1166415 a car, preferably a Ford . . . a driver too, preferably cute . . . 'Darn those boys' . . . Oli, leave me UOHCV' . . . school's just a place to while away time . . . likes softball and basketball . . . l don't care' . . . will take the job that comes her way. WILLIAM E. STEA KER General Not too serious, not too gay, a good fellow in every way. Glee Club4 . . . FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Henry in Finders Creepers , . , Student Council 2 . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Play Committee4 . . . 'Bill' . . . true friend . . . likes horses and rodeos . . . every- body's pal. . . green Chevrolet . . . pleasant, soft voice . , , how about those ties? . . . you'll find him with Mar- shall or Calvin . . . interested in cowboys . . . a wonder- ful smile . . . Sympathetic and understanding , . , does not have any definite future plans but will undoubtedly have some interesting and exciting ones. MEINDERT LEE SWEEP General Not to live at ease is not to live at all. Glee Club 3,4 . . . FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2,3 . . . Student Council3 . - . Soccer 2,3 . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Mr. Quigley in Finders Creepers . . . 'Meindert' . . . a big smile and a million freckles . . . pleasant disposition . . . runs school movie pro- jector . . . easy going . . . friendly . . , always willing to help the Senior Class in any way , . . member of the 4-H Club . . . special interest in Howard High . . . takes a good picture . . . definitely plans to go to college to take up agriculture. CLAUDE SHERMAN TAYLOR General Why should the devil have all the fun. Dance Club 4 . . . Athletic Club 1,2 . . . FFA 2,3,4 . . . Canteen Committee 4 . . . Entertainment Com- mittee 4 . . . 'Claude' . . . quiet, conscientious, with an unassuming manner . . . does not crave the limelight, but received it when he played the part of Claude in last year's play , . . blue eyes and curly hair . . . good looking . . . good dancer . . . Ohl that Chevrolet . . has a definite eye for women . . . dependable and co- operative . . . likes hillbilly music extra loud . . . Claude will probably go into the lumber business with his father. f J' 'Z f r. il ff. X, 140, 1 DOROTHY LARUE WALKER Commercial I shall laugh myself to death. Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Athletic Club4 . . . FHA 1,2,3,4 . . . Dance Club 4 . . . Entertainment Committee4 . . Dot . . . mischievous . , , hates teasing . . . full of speech . . . iust give me a Mercury! . . . noted for giggling in class , . . happy-go-lucky . . . spends her spare time dancing or bowling at Damascus . . , Aw, Mr. Bettsl' . . . with Ann and Eileen most of the time . . , dislikes being at home at night , . . always has an answer for you . . . left-handed . . . loves black sweaters . . . brown hair . . . her one aim in life is to be a good secretary. ,MPS i R t y JOHN H. WOLSH g General 5 'Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy, Q Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . FFA 1.2.3.4 . . . Athletic Club '. 1,2,3,4 . . . Soccer 3,4 . , . Basketball 3,4 . . . Base- 'J ball 3,4 . . . Softball 1,2 . . . Dance Club . , , 'Jack' . . . good looking . . . big reassuring smile . . . left- ' J: W handed , , . good for playing first base . . . 'Holy cow, 1 ' V' 3 where's Pat? , , , would like to have a Chevrolet . . . friendly . . . basso profundo . . . loves to swim . . . a swell classmate . . . active in all sports . . . cowboy boots are a necessity . . . plans to join the Navy. 4 U- 4- X ka H 3 611155 PREFACE The story we are about to History O UR STORY Z, .1 5 gi tell in the four chapters of this book may not be too as it marks the four years Class of '54. Chapterl - Freshmen As happy-go-lucky Freshmen, fifty in number, we invaded the halls of Lisbon High in September, 1950, under the supervision of Mr. Rishel and Mr. Betts as our homeroom teachers. We were very happy to hear that Mr. Betts was to be married in December. Girls are made of sugar and spice and every- thing nice, what fun it was to see what frogs were made of. Mr. and Mrs. Betts and Mr, and Mrs. Rishel accompanied us to Gettys- burg on our clam trip. Chapter II - Sophomores We came back from our summer vacation with a new sense of purpose, as Sophomores, We whole-heartedly plunged ourselves into the Magazine Campaign and emerged as the highest selling homeroom in the school, The Sophomore Class was invited to go on a county wide Conservation Tour which was enjoyable. We sponsored a square dance in order to raise funds for the Farewell Party we gave the Seniors. Chapter III - Juniors As we returned for our Junior year, our thoughts were on many things, mainly, se- curing our Senior Class rings and presenting a play in order to raise money for our Senior Yearbook. We were again the highest selling homeroom in the magazine campaign, with Shirley Lewis winning the individual sales- manship honor. We sponsored a Halloween dance which was very successful and at which everyone had a good time. For our class trip we visited many famous places in Wash- ington, such as the F.B.I. Building and the Capitol, Near the close of our Junior year our interests centered mainly on the Prom we gave the Seniors. Everyone agreed after- wards that it was one of the best proms ever given at Lisbon, lengthy but it is important we spent at Lisbon as the Chapter IV - Seniors We returned to the familiar halls of Lis- bon for our Senior year with a renewed de- sire to excel in all activities that we par- ticipated in.. Once again we were the high- est homeroom in t.he magazine campaign, with Paul Ridgley winning individual high salesmanship honors this year. We were happy to have Mr. Betts as our homeroom teacher for the fourth consecutive year. We started our record dances and bake sales in the latter part of September and, with the exception of basketball season, con- tinued them throughout the year. We also gave a barn dance and Christmas dance which were moderately successful. We ordered our name cards and announcements, and had our Senior Yearbook pictures taken early in the year to avoid a rush at the last minute. Since we had such a large class we decided that the best way to edit our Yearbook would be to elect several small committees which would represent the class. Our class was invited to the U. of M. for a luncheon and to see the football game between Maryland and Washington and Lee, which we enjoyed very much. We had many laughs from our play, DESPERATE AMBROSE. Our many and sincere thanks to our directors, Mr. and Mrs. Betts, who worked diligently to make it a success. The Junior-Senior Prom was far beyond our ex- pectations. Class Night and Baccalaureate passed swiftly. At last, Graduation, that long anticipated time when we would receive our diplomas, The world will little note nor long re- member what we have written here. Few will even read it. , A: C L :vi Huw, Mr. and Miss L.H.S. Most Courteous WAYNE HOUGH - JOYCE HELTON SUE BOWMAN - PAUL RIDGLEY lv Most Athletic Most Cooperative JEANETTE BURNS - RICHARD CECIL EDDIE BROWN - MAPJORIE HARDY Cutesr Most Likely To Succeed SUE BOWMAN - GEORGE MYERS LOUIS ARRINGTON - JOYCE HELTON 0 Best All-Around Student Best Personality RAYMOND GLENN - JOYCE HELTON MARJORIE HARDY - EDDIE BROWN Wittiest Most Popular KERMIT PRIDEMORE - DOROTHY WALKER JOYCE HELTON - MARJORIE HARDY RICHARD CECIL .10 Most Serious Best Looking SUE BOWMAN - FRANCIS SAUNDERS CLAUDE TAYLOR - MARIO?-IE HARDY 'T 611155 Prophecy Listen, my friends, and you will hear The prophecy of our Senior year. If you're looking for a carpenter when your house is falling down You musn't forget our Eddie: he's the best in this whole town. Studying agriculture at Maryland U. Is Louis Arrington, and he'll like it too. Now look at Margy - as a stenographer, A real good picture for a photographer. Taking temperatures, carrying trays, As a nurse Joyce will be helpful in millions of ways. Edith Gray swears she will not marry Until she has succeeded as a fine secretary, Raymond Glenn in the Air Force will gog We know he'll climb and not so slow. Norma is sleeping and off for the day. I wonder why? Of course, the boss is away! Home from the fields on the dot of eight Comes Dick, running to get ready for that heavy date. Sue Bowman does her work so well She'll make a good secretary, that we can tell. At the stock car races, down on the track The number one racer will be our boy Jack. Joan Britton is Washington bound, In the F. B.l. she'll soon be found. Do you know Eileen? Have you ever met her? As a secretary there'll be none better. Jeanette's smile will help her win Whatever job she chooses to begin. Marlene Butler is so generous and kind A life of happiness she'll someday find. Mixing mortar and slapping on brick, Richard Cecil will make them stick. Mechanics has been chosen as Marshall's profession, An engineer is not in question. From town to town Carl will go To find a job that suits him just so, On Bobby Hood's farm there may have been some flops But soon he'll raise all blue ribbon crops. , U' YW, ,, , Wayne Hough plans to go to college To get a degree and lots of knowledge, Up above you high in the sky There goes Mervin learning to fly. As a private secretary, you will find Shirley Lewis is always on time. A mechanic Robert will be, strong and greatg At a garage he will work early and late. Happily George will work and toil As becomes a tiller of the soil. Now we're bound to stay out of war With Bill Newcomer a 'big shot in the Army Air Corps. Shirley Peters should be a fine wife, Quite skillful with rolling pin and knife. Tending and reaping the fields so green From morn until night, Calvin will be seen. Kermit Pridemore, happy and gay, Will find that farming is work, not play. Paul Ridgley after many courses Will be Commander-in-Chief of the Air Forces. Ann Rippeon, who ignores comments or flattery, Will bake, cook vegetables, and put meat on the plattery Rippeon a farmer is sure to be, A very prosperous one - just you wait and see. In from the fields, tools put away, Francis' work is finished for the day, Home from college and full of fun Here comes Jane through town on the run. Fairey isn't sure of what she wants to be But she'll be a success - just you wait and see. Bill is working early and late Plowing furrows in a figure eight, Meindert will sweat and toil At the U, of M. to learn about soil. Claude Taylor will find that sawing lumber Will leave him little time for slumber. Dorothy Walker will be a secretaryg The work of a handsome boss she hopes to carry. Iack Wolsh will soon be sailing the sea In the Navy, where he wants to be. fast Will and Testament The Senior Class of Lisbon High School hereby bequeaths these worldly possessions to those groups and individuals having the greatest need of them. Louis Arrington's determination to Virginia Slagle. Dick Baker's hook shots to Eddie Christian. Sue Bowman's cuteness to Mary Jane l-lipsley, Jack Branch's stock car to Stanley Mertz. Joan Britton's waist line to Martha Mullinix. Eddie Brown's cooperation to Chris Taylor. Eileen Burke's engagement ring to Gail Clark, Jeanette Burns' athletic ability to Betty Lou Burdette. Richard Cecil's basketball uniform to William Flynn. Marlene Butler's ability to let men alone to Dorothy White. Marshall Fleming's dancing ability to Ray Albaugh. Carl Gibson's frightening experiments in chemistry to Gail Pond. Edith Gray's coyness to Mary Frances Hardy. Raymond Glenn's forensic accomplishments to Shirley Taylor. Marjorie Hardy's fear of mice to Nellie Leatherwood. Joyce Helton's ability to drive on the right side of the road to Rose Warfield. Bob Hood's jitterbugging technique to Lambert Cissel. Wayne Hough's height to Jimmy Hill, Mervin Lee's carefree manner to David Johnson. Shirley Lewis' hot trumpet to Jimmy Patrick. Bob Musgrove's sense of balance to Larry Esworthy. George Myers' shoulder-strap pocketbook to Kenny Cecil. Bill Newcomer's hitch-hiking thumb to Edwin Justice. Shirley Peters' gum chewing to Loretta Shipley. Calvin Pickett's black boots to Walter Dennison. Kermit Pridemore's personality to Robert Mullinix. Paul Ridgley's love for Fords to Wanda Helton. Norma Riley's brains to Donald Cope. Ann Rippeon's size to Laura Haven. Stanley Rippeon's height and size to Clifford Richardson. Francis Saunders' quiemess to Sandra Larrick. Jane Shirk's loyalty to the Maryland Terrapins to Glen Gray. Fairey Simms' vocabulary to Doris Fleming. Bill Streaker's love for horses to Dewey Hopkins. Meindert Sweeps' talkative manner to Jane Bowman. Claude Taylor's Romeo ability to Robert Esworthy. Dorothy Walker's size to Mary Jean Turney. Jack Wolsh's bass voice to Ann Arney. To the Cafeteria staff, more soup, To the teachers, six aspirin each and retirement for life. To the janitors, more sleep. To Doris Pickett, no more work on any yearbook, To the lower classmen, sympathy. To Mr. Wolf, a less bothersome Senior Class, Signed: Eddie Brown Witness: President, Class of '54 Mary Frances Hardy President, Class of '55 Q CLASS ARNEY BURDETTE CLARK CONDON De FINA . DENNISON ESWORTHY FLEMING FLYNN GRAY HAVEN . HIPSLEY HOPKINS JOHNSON JUSTICE juniors M. HA RDY President x Q ? Y g x fx ,IU 'J g,. F1 R x, -an T - 5 LEATI-mzwoon AK , Q MERTZ L R -A . - . MULLINIX MULLINIX PATRICK SHIPLEY SLAGLE TAYLOR TAYLOR WA RFIELD gi. gr AY'Q J 9 2 ' z' 6 'O ' . ff f-J' 1 . I 5 D 5 if A w 5- W 1 9 Q 1 ' First row: F, Trail, B, Gunther, B, Pipes, M, Burke, B, Everhart, I, Bowman, P, Johnson, R, Wilder Second row: A, Campbell, C, Etchison, H. Rippeon, M. Reid, P, Warfield. I. Woizesko, P, Jones, Third row: R, Maculans, G, Bowman, D, Cope, J, Sweep, R, DeFina, L, Cissel, vphvmorcs President, B, Reed, Vice President, S. Johnson, Secretary. J. Bowman, Treasurer, L, Cisselg Reporter, L. Haven. First row: S, Walker, M, Condon, L, Simms. J. Hill, I. Carpenter, B, Reed, G, Pond, E, Justice, Second row: G, Browning, Y, Taylor, S, Larrick, S, Johnson, R, Lee, D, White, M, Turney. Third row: B, Asmann, R, Esworthy, C, Fowble, K, Barnhart, R, Flynn. I. Fleming. I. Mullins. 1-aw. 'W -walk! aa. 26 5 sos .511 'S' . p-'xg - ii ' Q 'lib President, P, Fitzsimmonsg Vice President, E, Barnard, Secretary, A, Glenn, Treasurer, I, Wood, First row: I, Buck, P, Fitzsimmons, G, Estes, C. Richardson, S, Ecker, Y, Simms, N, Anderson, D, Baker, Second row: B, Clas, G, Goehring, CB -Vw Nga 4 l . l A, Glenn, M, Fitze, N, Dyson, B Esworthy, E, Selby, Third row: M, Grimes, C, Riley, D, Ridgely, B, Burdette, L, Rouzer, R, Brashears, E, Barnard, Fourth row: J. Wood, I. Berry. inlh Grade President, H, Barnard, Vice Presi- dent, A, Ward, Secretary, W, Helton, Treasurer, L, Curtis, First row: B, Warfield, L, Burns, E, Christian, S, Phebus, B, Taylor, H, Christian, L, Curtis, F, Fleming, M, Mayne, Second row: W, Helton, M, Hawkins, F, Smith, T, Hickman, D, Ward, Y, Mar, B, Fitze, B, Lowery, Third row: D, Ridgely, K, Cecil, W, Schmidt, D, Staubitz, G, Buttry, H, Barnard B, Holtzinger, Fourth row: C, Mayne, G, Easton, J, Sweep, - vs l- , anne Z Kiwi,- anna wud Clif! -as-.sv-. . aiu-:3,muw 1ii'sin.sn0s Q ii . ., , if L out as ,-I. 331 'lm 6 .I-f President, S, Duvall, Vice Presi- Berry, C, Rippeon N Pridemore dent, V, Harrison, Secretary, B. Third row: S, Duvall, V Harrison Runklesg Treasurer, G, Fletcher. R, Mertz, J, Ferguson G Fletcher First row: B, Rexrode, B, Runkles, D, Perry, R, Amoss H Wood E, Mar, R, Carpenter, D, Mulli- Fourth row: R, Hubbard S Fyock nix, R, Greer, A, Haven, E. E, Long, D, Mathis G Schroeder Haines, Second row: M, Lewis, H, C, Byrd, L, Jones Fifth row H Cross, K, Colson, J, Wilder, M, Tucker. Eighth Grade President, C, Burdette: Vice Presi- dent, G, Mullinix, Secretary, J. Townsendg Treasurer, M, Mullinix. First row: C, Burdette, B, Christian, D, Harrison, M. Fleming, D. Jones, P, Bowman, I. Everhart, H. Under- wood, Second row: W, Campbell, F, Easton, B. Thomas, P, Jones, R, Lambert, H, Harrison, K, Amoss, Third row: K. Fletcher, L, Mullins, G, Mullinix, R, Foerster, M. Taylor, R. Baker, I, Townsend, N, Delph, Fourth row: L, Warner, M, Sfreaker, E. Reed, M. 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Front row: Helton fCaptainj, Mrs, Streakerftjoachy, Burns QCo-Caprainj, Back row: Bowman, Fleming, Warfield, Jones, Rippeon, Etchison, Pipes, Larrick, Gray, 575111 ffackcgf Calm ki .J ' - ,ll I - A'----ful ...if ,. .l F1 1 Front row: Pipes, Hawkins, Burns, Gray fCaptainj, Warfield, Hardy. Center row: Bowman, Helton, Johnson, Esworthy, Goehring, Fleming, Etchison, Dyson. Back row: Leatherwood, Slagle, Hardy, Mullinix, Taylor, Mrs. Streaker CCoachy. f Rusk elim!! Umm rag-wg H1 tl Front row: Wolsh, Myers, Hopkins, Cecil fCaptainj, Pridemore, Branch, Patrick. Back row: Mr. GaitherfCoachy, Rippeon, Baker, Hough, Johnson QCo-Captainj, Arrington, Lce Uwiariagery. Sacccr 27511111 t 6 ' Front row: Cecil, Woish, Baker, Johnson, Pridemore, Myers, Hopkins. Back row: Mr. GaitherfCoach5, Ridgley, Esworthy, Rippeon, Hough, Arrington, Newcomer, Cope, Flynn. l Gam' l6'uf at Sfargallm '-a 1 I . Finders Creepers '53 Preparations for Junior-Senior Prom '53 Gettysburg Trip '51 Our ' :ip YO Washington '53 Senior Day at the University of Maryland '53 fMaryland wonlj A- 'Q , -l. Q., Q 1 7? f . ' N s. , 5 1' , . .- 5 5 - - -mf ' v 2' 5 2 ww Nga x 'W' H f . JF' Alt ,1- in gsm ' , ,X ,mar o ' f 'J , r a .v 4 'E 4l! i 44 x.. X Wm. ...A Y? v I ,xif 1 Mx --3--I There were times we thought we wouldn't But we finally got it doneg It took a lot of effort, But we had a lot of fun. 'J Here it is . , . we hope you like it! ll THE STAFF Mr. Charles D. Arrington Mr. D. Richard Arrington, Jr. Mr. Reginald Arrington Miss Evonne Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Day Pvt. Jon Gilmor Mr. Johnny Givens Pvt. Donald Gordon Miss Helene Gray Mr. James W. Hudson, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Shipley Hurt Mrs. Thelma Gray Mack Mr. James L. Mack Mrs. William McCracken Mrs. Carl Bevard Mr. Vernon D. Cross Mrs. Elizabeth Duvall Mr. Norman Eckles Mrs. Pearl C. Gilpin Mrs. Rodney Gist Mr. Floyd Hulver Miss Margaret C. Michael Mrs. Sarah Mullinix Mr. Allan Norberg Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs William Adams D. Richard Arrington Earl Baker W. Browning Betts C. E. Brown Wilbur T. Cecil, Sr. A. K. Collette James O. Cope Lee Day Harry Fleming J. Milton Glennon C. T, Gray and Family ,4 luumi 1 Beldon David Patrick, Jr. U.S.M.C. Elmer Grayson Simms and Mrs. William W, Spaulding '51 Mr. '48 Sgt. Harry D. Rippeon, '48 Mrs. Dorothy Rosensteel '51 Mr. Hoke Rosensteel '53 Mr. George Slack '52 Mrs. Louise Stull Slack '51 Mr. Benjamin F. Slagle '53 Mr. H. Monroe Slagle '49 Mrs. Mary Hurt Slagle '49 Pfc. '37 Miss Rosalie Simms '52 Mr. '49 Mr. Elbert Welsh, Jr. '52 Pa trans Mr. Fred Novak Mr. Kermit Allen Pridemore Mr. Nobel Saunders Miss Ruth I. Shirk Mr. Edward Strauss Mr. William Sullivan Mrs. Nelle Tate , Mr. William C. Warfield Miss Mae Wilder Mr. and Mrs, George W. Grimes and Family Roby Hardy Elvey Helton Reuben Helton J. D. Hoffman William T. Hood, Sr. E. R. Hough Raymond Jackson Harry Lee' Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis Asbury Mullinix, Sr. Robey Mullinix Spencer I. Mullinix Howard Musgrove Robert K. Myers Stuart E. Myers Earl Newcomer Carl Oland J. Leland Pickett A. F. Pridemore O. R. Ridgley Harry H. Rippeon Robert W. Rippeon Murat Seibert and Family J. D. Shirk Herbert Streaker Howard Streaker C. S. Taylor William Trail '45 '47 '49 '53 '52 '41 '40 '35 '30 '38 '52 '51 '51 '47 ,N ,rx Pu trans Beck's Hatchery Bob's Market Lindsay L. Browning Bud's Place Hubert P. Burdette 8t Son, Real Estate Edward T. Clark 8: Sons Eyre's Charter Service Count's Restaurant Cross and Rosensteel Daisy General Store DeVries Hering Donovan's Grocery Store B. S. Dorsey Co, Eddie's Cafe Ellicott City Motor Co. Ellicott City Times Farm gl Home Service Farm Repair Shop Farinholt's Esso Station Gulf Service Center Harris Food Market Herman 8: Carr, General Insurance Hipsley 8t Albright Holmes Tire Service Hood 8t Grimes Hood's Howard County Farmers' Cooperative, Inc. Langley Construction Co., Inc. Mallon's Restaurant Miller Chevrolet Co. , Inc, Lyda R. Miller, Insurance Bob Moore's Tavern Mount Airy Milling Co. Mount Airy High School Parlett Ford Motor Co. Peoples Lumber 8t Supply Co, Ramsburg Supply Co. Ridgeville Nurseries Schaffer's Convalescent Retreat Melville Scott 85 Sons, Insurance Smith's Bowling Alley Smith's Grocery Sunbow Soft Drinks The First National Bank of Mt, Airy Thompson 8t Hoffman, General Merchandise Thompson's Restaurant Hyman Viener 88 Sons. 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