Lisbon High School - Memories Yearbook (Lisbon, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

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Be a credit to your country, to your God, to your parents, and to thine ownself be true, ,Zygfyvf I Y I -T-. 4- o von, our eatbook L We, the Ciass of 1955, dedicate thiS v parents, whose endiess iove and sactiiice have been so es- iai to the xeaiizarion of our success, Through yonx much-needed advice von sent ' and adv an- ' nce, understanding, exaxnpie oi ihe pane ' d a Xiving We sem and mainraine and perseverance, hav e min ation otdex rages of ambition, deter heiping, ns so nnseiiishiv in on for aimed day . ale gtateini to v mai we might know me iov oi this Kong- aw lil J I su Af aw To Mr. W.B. Betts our senior 1 , c ass and yearbook advisor, we wish to express our deepest appreciation for the time, patience, and advice which he so un- selfishly gave in order to help us attain our many desires and ambitions. He has, through his friendly and unprejudiced manner, inspired us to many great achievements, and his unceasing loyalty and sympathetic understanding have made him our everlasting friend. FACIELTY 7357 'ir' X Q4 7 f MR, WILLIAM 41 .1 .Atl 'VN J r IF' ' - 'Q A K I '. ' f 4 X ,gl . ' 1 - AA I , A5-'ft L A x 5 f R A A .4 22 PM A jf' Ili? ' A :Fw ,T 4 14' rr .W A I A .A W X 0. 6 BAKER MR, W, BROWNING BETTS AIR. CARL W. BEVARD English, History, P, O, D, English, Science Agriculture 7. ' -6 MRS, EMILY W, BURNS MRS, ELSIE H, DAVIS Grades 5 and 6 Grade 6 KY MR, CORNELL DOLEZAL MRS. Driver Education Stenography fd ef- 19- Q' r BEULAH S, DORSEY Grade 2 -4' Vifzzi eff fr f QKlfcfzA-4.5 MISS LISABETH A, DAVIS Home Economics A-qu MRS, ELIZABETH W, DUVALL Grade 4 ads Xe' MR, HENDRIK ESSERS, JR. MR, PAUL D, GAITHER MRS, VIRGINIA J. I-IARTMANN Science Physical Education Grade 3 Si s' S' ,I ,H , M-'V ' A if .,,, i 'es- I Q' ' u Aff A MISS AMANDA HOLLADAY MISS NETTE KIMBERLIN MR, EARL J, KRONENBERGER Mathematics Core, Mathematics Guidance, History CR Y MR. M. ELLSWORTH KYGER MISS MARGARET C, MICHAEL MRS, SARAH C, MULLINIX C OTC. French Grades 2 and 3 Grade 1 of Zapp- Commercial Sub,c MRS, DOROTHY J. QUINLAN Librarian, English 'R R S 1 MRS, f V ty, 4 I . an - , f il l FRANCES L, SHARP Grades 4 and 5 FLOYD E, PIERCE MR, VIRGIL PUFFENBARGER cience, Mathematics Core, History Social Studies Q H, ,V YQ .5 ,ik-,, Q 7 Fifi 'E as '4 ' 1- ff ,SY-gi, n- -, 5' A QL ig' ie, ,fi f ff A f '44 5 f A 1 iw- f MR, EDWARD L, STRAUSS Music MRS, BARBARA P, STREAKER MRS, JOSEPHINE D, WARFIELD MRS, DORIS UTZ Physical Education Grade 1 Scho ol Secretary Jiimas EOS Wg IVWIC 1:9 JOHN LARRY ESWORTHY General Course President While he reads history, he makes history, Athletic Club 1,2, , , Library Club 1, , , Dance Club 1, 2, 3, , , Yearbook Staff 4, , ,Math Club 3, , . Teenage Book Club Rep- resentative 4. . . Stage Manager of Stranger in the Night , , , started Student Court, , , member of the Constitution Committee, , , Student Council Convention, , , black wavy hair, , ,loves to talk. . .tal1, , , argues with Glen about Par- liamentary procedure, , , likes his science and mathematics class, . , Boy Scout, , , always found with Glen and Walter, , , one of the Terp fans, , ,has had experience in driving stock cars, , , needs a car of his own, , , drives a '48 Plymouth but wishes it were a Ford Thunderbird, , , usually found around Damascus, , , does electrical work at present, , ,has engineer- ing on his mind for the future, DEWEY GLENN HOPKLNS Commercial Course Vice President 'Love to one, friendship to many, and goodwill to all, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, , . Glee Club 1, 2, , , Student Council 2 , , , FFA 1,2. . . Dance Club 3,4, , , Bus Patrol 2,3, , , Soccer Team 1, 2, 3, , , Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, , , Softball Team 1, 2, , , found with Chris. . . relaxed, , , noted for his giggle, , , works hard when necessary. . . short, ,4 wavy hair, , . likes hunt- ing and fishing, , , happy-go-lucky, , , studies shorthand so hard that dictation becomes difficult, , ,likes to play the guitar, , , always talking to Shirley and Nellie, especially in P, O, D, ., would like to have a car of his own, , , afraid of Uncle Sam, , , special interests in Shirley, , , undecided future, VIRGINIA MAE SLAGLE Commercial Course Secretary Friendship consistsin being a friend, and not in having a friend, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, . , Glee Club 1, 2. . . Dramatics Club 1, , , Dance Club 3. . . Hockey Team 1, 2,3,4. . . Basketball Team 1 , , , President of Student Council, , , Miss Jordan, , , Business Staff of Yearbook. . .nice personality, , , dimples, , , has every curl in place, , , good looking, , , Secretary of Alpha 4-H. . . Vice Presi- dent of M, Y, F, , , , assistant organist at church, , , member of choir, , , fidd1esticks , , , has typing ability but needs more cooking ability, , , likes to swim, , , enjoys music, , , often found at Edmondson Drive-In, , , greatest horror is fat boys, , , always yelling 'stop it , , ,likes playing forward in hockey, , , going to further her commercial education, ROBERT BATES MULLINIX General Course Treasurer Counting time is not as important as making time count, FFA 1, 2,3,4, , , Poultry Judging Team 3, 4. . . Yearbook Staff 3.4. . . Financial Committee, , , Mr, Rutledge, , , Business Manager of Yearbook, , , President of FFA, , , Co-Chairman of FFA Fair, , , I don't know , , , tall, , , quiet and serious, , , takes three Math courses, , , dislikes noise, , , needs more money, , , likes to sleep and eat. . . Treasurer of 4-H and M, Y, F, . . . usually found at Long Corner and Damascus., ,shy around girls, , ,pals around with his brother, , ,teases children to their delight, , ,the friendliest boy of the class, , , enjoys financial departments of organizations. . .intends to work on the farm after graduation, DORIS ELAINE FLEMING Academic Course Student Council Representative Determination will take her far along the path to success, Athletic Club 2, , , Glee Club 1.2, 3.4. . .Student Council 3,4. . . County Representative for Steering Committee 3,4 , , , Dramatics Club 1. . . Cheerleaders 2.4. . . Dance Club 3 , , , Editor of Yearbook, , , Bus Patrol 2,3, , , Band 2. . 4 HOOK' ey Team 1, 2, 3,4, , , Basketball Team 1, 2,3,4, , , Softball Team 1,2, , , Sylvia. . . Business Manager of Magazine Cam- paign, , , Financial Committee, , , Sunday School Teacher, , , Chief Templar of Good Templars Lodge, , ,school reporter for Ellicott City Times 3,4, , , really , , ,terrified by snakes, , , always busy, , , can't stand having nothing to do. . . always willing to help others, , , likes to write to boys, , ,needs more sleep, , , big brown eyes, . , active 4-H member, , , very ex- pressive, , , plans nursing career, ' WILLIAM GLEN GRAY Academic Course Student Council Representative If you can't convince them confuse them, ' Athletic Club 2, , , Student Council 1.4. . . Yearbook 4. . . Math Club 3,. . Chairman of the Committee for the Revision of the Constitution, , ,lighting of 'Stranger in the Night , , , Student Council Parliamentarian, , , Poster Committee, , , Student Council Convention, , , President of M, Y, F ,,,, gee whiz . . .likes to read, , ,fan of Oklahoma football team, , , argues about Science with Larry, , , needs a job and girl, , , loves to confuse people, , , fair-haired, , , friendly, , ,tries to bowl, , ,enjoys eating apples, especially if they belong to someone else, , , good foundation Qbig feety, , , thinks Confed- erates won the war, , ,plans to study geology in college, 42' Q53 ROSE MARIE WARFIELD Academic Course Reporter Rose, thou art the sweetest flower, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, , , Glee Club 1, 2,4-, , , Student Council 1. . . llockey Team 1, 2,3, , , Basketball Team 1, 2,3. . . Dra- matics Club 1. . . Vice President of Junior Class, ,, Bus Patrol- man, , , Velda Stevens, , , Entertainment Committee 4, , , Senior write-ups, , Phooey , , , good looking, , , pretty auburn hair, , ,likes Sciences, , , always smiling, , , quiet but efficient , , , special interests in Air Force, , , Sunday School Secretary , , , Pianist at church, , , M, Y, F, Secretary, , , enjoys playing the piano, , , a fan of the Terps and Senators, , , among her hobbies are sewing and reading,, ,favorite haunts are Gwynn Oak Park and Damascus movies,,, her future lies in becoming an elementary teacher, if other plans do not interrupt, ANN MARGARET ARNEY Academic Course Ln her tongue is the law of kindness, Athletic Club 1, 2, , , Glee Club 1, 2,4, , , Vice President of FHA 4, . , Newspaper Club 1, 2,3. . , Commercial Club 1, 2. . . Dramatics Club 1, 2, , , Chairman of Christmas Dance 4, , . Refreshment Committee for play. . . curly blonde hair, , , pretty blue eyes, , , likes animals, , ,looks forward to music class, . , even disposition, , , dependable, , , Well! . . . versatile, , , can usually be seen driving Suzy , , ,4-H President, , , Ladies' Auxiliary of Lisbon Fire Company, , , Ways and Means Com- mittee for county, , ,faithful to school activities, , , cooperative , , , cute, , , dislikes having nothing to do, , , can be found in Lisbon or Mt, Airy, , , reading and listening to radio are her favorite pastimes., ,plans to start a nursing career, GAIL SANDRA CLARK Academic Course Short and impulsive, ever ready for fun, Athletic Club 2, , , Glee Club 4, , , Newspaper Club 3.4, , , Cheerleader 2 , , , Yearbook 4, , , Poster Committee 3,4. . , Nona, , , member of Yearbook Editorial Staff, , ,short, , , talkative, , ,long brown hair, , , very artistic. . . always talk- ing about Stinky . . . Do jigger , , , has special interest in University of Maryland fa studentj. ., always writing letters in classes, , , dreads lonely weekends, ,, in need of driver's license, , , Terp fan. . . M, Y, F, member. , .4-H President, , , enjoys sewing, , , is ready and willing to help the class at any time, , , admirer of Marlon Brando, , , spends her time polishing Warner's fratemity pin, , ,will be a great help as a nurse in the future, WALTER ARTHUR DENNISON Academic Course What a man, what a car! Athletic Club 2, , , Dance Club 3. . . Glee Club 3,4, , , Student Council 1. . , Visual Aid 3. . . Yearbook 3,4, , , Safety Club 4 . , . Cliff, , , Poster Committee, , . Band 2, 3.4. , . Magazine Campaign Business Manager., , Chief Justice of Student Safe- ty Court, , , curly blonde hair, , , very active boy scout mem- ber,, , his girl plays second fiddle to his trumpet, , ,spends a lot of his time in a dark room Qdeveloping picturesl. .. Choir Fellowship, , , Lodge, , , amateur photographer. . . Oh ho, Sat- urday already! , , conservative, , , my, those jokes, , , nothing like that Model A, ,, failure is his only horror, ,,has been pre- paring himself for studying law, WILLIAM THOMAS FLYNN, III General Course Always in a haste but never in a hurry, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, , , FFA 1, 2, 3.4. . . Bus Patrolman 4, , , Soccer Team 4. . . Baseball Team 3.4. . .4-H member, , , M, Y, F ,,,, Choir, . , policeman, , , friend to all, , , very quiet , , , courteous, , , bookworm, , , great fan of baseball, , , will- ing worker. . . heartily interested in Grange affairs, , , 'the 3rd . . . a volunteer National Guard, , , good for third base, , , dreams of being a pilot, , , blushes easily. . . enjoys drawing, , , works for a dairy farmer, , ,enjoyed working on the fair, , , needs driver's license, , ,study hall fan. . . undecided future but will be a success in any field, MARY FRANCES HARDY Commercial Course 'A ring on her finger, a man on her mind, Glee Club 3.4, , , Student Council 2.3. . . Dramatics Club 1 . , , Newspaper Club 2,3,4, . , Music Editor 3,4, , . FHA 2, , , Yearbook 4. , , Bus Patrol 1, 2. , , Hockey Team 1, 2,3. . . Bas- ketball Team 1,. . Softball Team 1.2. .Junior Class President . . . All-State Chorus. . . Chairman of Senior write-ups, , , Mabel , , , Lay-out Manager of Yearbook, , , Entertainment Committee , , , works with M, Y, F, and 4-H, , , Choir Director. . . assistant Sunday School teacher, , , 'for Pete's sake , , , needs money, , , likes music and housework, , , enjoys church work. . . big blue eyes, , , freckles, , , easy going, , , a good cooperative student, , , parades the halls with Gail, , , enjoys other people's company , , , wonderful sense of humor., ,has definite plans with Kenny in June, , ,the sparkle in her eyes matches the sparkle of her ring , , , plans marriage and secretarial work after graduation, l .303 l if MARY JANE HIPSLEY Commercial Course A pleasant smile goes a long way, Athletic Club 1, 2, , , Glee Club 1, 2. . , Dramatics Club 1, 2, , Newspaper Club 4, , , Commercial Club 2, 3. . . Cheerleaders 2,3. , , Dance Club 2,3, , , Hockey Team 1, 2. , , Basketball Team 1, 2, 3,4. , , Softball Team 1. . . Miss Bender, , , brunette , , , The devil I don't , , ,likes boys, , , good sense of humor ,, , hillbilly is the only music., , does a lot of farm chores, ,, a wiz in all sports, ,,she needs her driver's license plus a car , , , pals around with Virginia. . . Collects post cards, , , very ac- tive participant in 4-H work, , , another member of the M, Y, lr and choir, , , doesn't take much to make her giggle,, , gets nerv ous in shorthand, , , nothing will interfere with Mary Jane's plans until she has succeeded as a secretary, DAVID EUGENE JOHNSON General Course Teachers and classrooms are his only objections to education,' Athletic Club 1, 2,3,4, , , Glee Club 2. 3. . .FFA 1, 2, 3,-4. . . Soccer Team 1, 2,3,4, , , Basketball Team 1, 2, 3.4, , , Softball Team 1. . . Baseball Team 2.3, , , Grant Terry, , , Secretary of FFA, , , assistant janitor, , , Entertainment Committee, , , hangs out at Ted's with Jimmie, ,, needs a girl friend, , ,likes sports very much, , , 'By golly ! . . . tall. , , dark red, wavy hair, , , the school is kept spic and span by the efforts of his loyal mop . . . 4-H Reporter. . . Fire Department member, , ,handsome suit or in 'Stranger in the Night , , , good looking, , , was king of 'Snowball '53 , , , likes hillbilly music and also girls, , ,sings bass in the Lisbon Church choir.. .standout as pitcher in base- ball and center in basketball, , ,would like to become. an M, P, in the army after graduation, EDWIN EUGENE JUSTICE General Course Judge not from size the strength of men, Athletic Club 1, 2,3,4. . . FFA 1, 2,3,4, , . Table Tennis 4, . , Bus Patrol 2, 3,4, , , Soccer Team 1, 2,3,4. . . Basketball Team 2,3,4, , , Softball 1. . . Baseball Team 2, 3. . . props for play, , , short, , , dark, , , crew-cut, , , seems to be shy, , , mischievous grin, , , needs longer Saturday nights, , , awaits baseball season anxiously, ,, for some reason Edmondson Drive-in has become his favorite haunt, , . 4-H member, , , I'm hungry . ,,frequently visits the cafeteria during class , , , Yea, Yankees ! . . . congenial, , , good wrestler, , , chums with Stanley, , ,likes a cigar once in a while, , , easy going manner,, , another admirer of the Ford Thunder- bird, , , another hillbilly craver, , , plans to go in training for baseball, Q NELLIE AUGUSTA LEATHERWOOD Commercial Course Lead her to a task, and conquer it she will, Athletic Club 1, 13. . . Glee Club 1, 2, . , Dramatics Club 1. . . Newspaper Club 4, , , Dance Club 3, , , Yearbook 4, , , Hock- Cy 'lealrl 1, 2,3, , , Basketball Team 1, , , Softball Team 1 , , , Editor of Newspaper 4, , , Make-Up Committee for play , , , Poster Committee, , , short, , , dark hair, , , serene, , , member of 4-H,, , takes care of World Friendship for M, Y, F, , , , can do without egotistical boys, , , Terps are tops, , , 'Holy Cowl . . . wishes she had more sleep, , , excellent commercial student, , , curious, , , does work for Guidance Counselor, , , '55 Pontiacs are simply exquisite, , , always having trouble with her lunch if it contains apples,,, the senior artist, , , pretty teeth, , , cheerful, , ,jazz music, , , cute, , ,her goal is to be a secretary or to go on to college, STANLEY ROBERT MERTZ General Course I love workg I could sit and watch it for hours, Athletic Club 1,2, 3,-4. . , FFA 1, 2,3,4, , , Soccer Team 1, 2,3,4, , , Softball Team 1, , . Baseball Team 2, 3. . , props for play, , , appears to be shy, , , short and husky, , , there is nothing like hillbilly music, , , 'All righty , , ,the brave volunteer in English, , ,plays center halfback in Soccer, ,, his buddy is Edwin, , , not exactly the studious type but likes all subjects. , . hangs out at home, , , easy-going manner, , , witty cracks, , ,passes his time away tinkering with mechanics , , ,plays the field in baseball, , , does not yet have any plans for the future, but when he does they should be interesting, MARTHA ANN MULLINIX Academic Course Carry a song in your heart and the world will sing with you, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. . , Newspaper Club 2,3, 4. . , Commercial Club 1, 2, , , Yearbook Staff 4, , , Bus Patrol 4. , , Hockey Goalie 2, 3, , , President of Glee Club, , , All-State Chorus, , , a smile for everyone, , , cooperative, , , Peabody Institute occupies her Saturdays, , .4-H Vice President, , , President of Lisbon M, Y, F, , , , an ardent fan of Elizabeth Taylor. . . Beethoven overwhelms her,, , needs an Oldsmobile of her own, , ,has a collection of records, , , All righty , , , enjoys cooking, , , what would she do without music, , ,played the part of the wrestler in the play outstandingly well, , , although music is her main interest she is planning to become an elementary teacher, 2 JAMES MONROE PATRICK General Course My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3,4. , , Library Club 1. . . Glee Club 3,4. , . FFA 1, 2, 3,4, . . Dance Club 4, , . Band 2,3, , , Basketball Team 2, 3. . . Baseball Team 2, 3. , , Vice President of FFA, , , County and FFA Dairy Judging Team. . . crewcut, , , nice looking, , , always trying to have better cattle for showing, , , Aw shucks' Secretary of 4-H. , . Vice President of Lisbon M, Y, F ,,,, Choir member, , , belongs to Lisbon Volunteer Fire Department, , , hangs out at Ted's with David, , , needs a car of his own on Saturday nights, , , there is nothing like the Senators, , , our charming bellhop, ,,he blows a crazy horn, , ,has a special love for sports,, , needs a new Plymouth and more sleeping time, , ,he will undoubtedly succeed as a farmer, JOSEPH ALBERT ROBERTS General Course All the world loves a lover, but this isn't the world, it's just Lisbon, FFA 1, 2,3,4, , , Dance Club 3. . . Yearbook 4, , , Class Man- ager of Magazine Campaign, , , Financial Committee 4, , , What's a matter, Kid? ,, ,is a member of the 4-H, M,Y, F,, and Choir, , , the Model A is always breaking down, , , can't get along in English, ,,fou.r1d around Long Corner... tall, , , friendly, , , a new friend to us this year, , , is not an admirer of the police, , , another fan of the Yankees, , , has a hobby--girls, , , Paw, may I borrow YOUR car? , , ,likes to read, , ,has covered the eastern part of the country, , , you will probably find him in the navy, LORETTA MAE Sl-IIPLEY gait., General Course Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also, Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, , . FHA 2,3,4. . . Commercial Club 1, , , Yearbook 4. . . Club write-ups, , , a fan of the Refreshment Committee, , , quiet and considerate, , , very cooperative, , , plays the piano very well, , , member of th,e choir, , ,friendly , , , curly hair, , , she loves to work, , , knows how to tease, , , usually found around home, ,,when asked who her friends are, she replied, All of 'em , , , always willing to help in any way, , , another 4-H Club member, , , eekl those awful snakes , , , she likes all of her subjects, , , amon her pastimes are reading and sewing, , ,likes her Dad's c. '--Plymouth,, , Loretta has not decided upon her future but it will be a happy one, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS TAYLOR Commercial Course Nothing succeeds like success, Athletic Club 1, 2, . , Glee Club 1, 2, , , Student Council 3,4, , , Dance Club 3,4, . . Soccer Team 1. . . Basketball Team 1. . . Vice President of the Student Council last year, , ,tall, , , good looking, , , wavy hair. . . Heck ! . . Wishes he had enough money to buy a new Plymouth, , ,the ladies' man, , , dislikes typing and bookkeeping, , , one of the few in our class who en- joys hunting and fishing, , , the villain of our play. , ,stays around Damascus., ,seen with Dewey a lot, , ,spends his leisure time at the home of his girl, , , works part-time with his Dad now, , , enjoys hillbilly dances and music, , , his plans are to work after graduation with his father, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH TAYLOR Commercial Course I never think of the futureg it comes soon enough, Athletic Club 1,2, , , Glee Club 1, 2, , , Student Council 1, 2, , , Dramatics Club 1. . . Newspaper Club 4, , , Dance Club 3. . . Hockey Team 1,2, 3,4, , . Basketball Team 1, , , Softball Team 1. , . Make-Up Committee 3, , , has an ear for hillbilly music and collects records. . . 'Good gosh ! . . .likes Damascus, , , her greatest horror is conceited boys, , , needs more Saturday nights , , , a fan of the Cleveland Indians, , , is crazy about the '55 Pontiac, , ,eats every place except in the cafeteria, , ,usually found with Dewey, , , witty, , , petite, , , plays center in hockey , , , does not like spiders, , , close friend of Nellie's, , , needs to learn to drive, , , cute, , , cheerful, , ,if nothing changes her plans, Shirley will spend her time in an office working as a secretary, I 1 I -A X N N it H 'gall f ' hi - ' MD A , -gag, f t fa? C X 5 Zi? lil , 4 4, t pf , I-I rf! X We As wary freshmen we entered Lisbon High School forty-seven strong in September of 1951 to find that Mr. Rishel and Mr. Davis were to guide us through the year. At our first assembly we were warmly greeted by our new principal, Mr. Wolf. During the year we viewed the construction of the new addition to the high school, while writing autobiographies and short stories, and trying to get acquainted with the idea of being in Senior High School. ln 1952, we retumed from the summer vacation, greeted once again by Mr. Rishel, our homeroom teacher. To stan off the year we sponsored a skating party at the Braddock Skating Rink. Soon after our Halloween Party we began making plans for the Sweetheart Dance in February. This was our first activity so we tried to make it as big a success as we could. Before the big event we elected a King, Queen, and Court from the student body. After we had gotten rested from working for the dance, we started to get ready for a Farewell Party for the Sen- iors. In May we went to Gettysburg on our class trip and to a baseball game at Griffith Stadium in Wash- ington. We began our Junior year in the privacy of the portable under Mrs. Bevard's guidance. We sponsored another skating party and then started to think about our play, Stranger In the Night. Our class rings were welcomed as an early Christmas gift. Decem- ber brought about our winter dance, Snow Ball of '53, and a Christmas party. Cupid really cut some capers at our Cupid Capers dance. This was followed by our play under the direction of Miss Michael, Mrs. Flem- ing, and Mrs. Dennison. We found it hard to say good-bye to Mrs. Bevard but were more than glad to welcome Mrs. Kittridge. Our year came to a joyous climax with a colorful Garden of Memories Prom. And then we were Seniors! With Mr. Betts as our advisor we put our noses to the grindstone and settled down for a year of contin- uous work which began with canteens, bake sales, and our refreshment stand at the basketball games. But most important of all was our yearbook, on which we worked both day and night until it was stamped, sealed and delivered. However it was not all work. Some of the things we did were mostly for fun. For example, although rain drops fell we set out with high hopes for the annual Senior day at Maryland University. After a tour of the campus we enjoyed lunch and then went to the football game. In spite of the weather we had a good time. And then at Christmas we enjoyed both our Frosty Frolics dance and a wonderful party during the vacation at Martha Ann's house. When we came back from the holidays, the ordering of our announce- ments and gowns made graduation seem much closer even though there was the whole spring to go. lt did help to have as our last project a hillbilly dance in March. Then the last few weeks of school - they passed so quickly with Baccalaureate Service, Prom, and Farewell Party - they were all wonderful. And at last, on June 15 - after twelve years of readin', 'riting, and 'rithmetic we made it - Graduation. I '1 6 F9 June 16, 1957 Dear Betty Lou, Last Wednesday evening I attended the graduation exercises at school. Larry and Walter were there and told me all about Maryland University. It seemed so odd not to see Glen with them but he went to Colorado to study geology. They were telling about Gail and Doris, who are studying for a nursing career at Maryland. By the way, Larry is studying engineering and Walter will soon be his lawyer. I wonder if farmer Stanley is as quiet as he used to be. I guess you have seen Robert and William, who are now well established in farming. I often see Jimmie around Lisbon, as he is working on the farm too. The athlete of the class, David, has his own filling station now. I read in the pa per that Virginia had taken a vacation from her secretarial job to go see Edwin play his first game in pro-baseball. He really fulfilled his ambition. I saw Martha Ann Wednesday night too. She was on a vacation from Teachers College. She said Rose Marie is in college and is doing outstandingly well. Remember how Shirley and Dewey used to be together all the time? Well, Shirley is now a secretary and Dewey is in the army. Nellie and Mary lane are also doing secretarial work. Although you didn't know him, Joe, who was new to us in the Senior year, is in the Navy. Ann was able to be at the graduation exercises as she commutes to Catholic University. Loretta is still living contentedly with her parents, and Chris is working at his father's lumber yard. And, of course, you know my ring went to work after graduation. Come to see us and I will tell you the rest of the news. Good Luck, . J not WW On this the seventeenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five, we, the Senior Class of Lisbon High School, he reby bequeath these possessions to those unfortunate individuals who need them most Ann Arney's love for animals to Ruby Lee. Walter Dennison's trumpet to Janet Bowman. Nellie Leatherwood's giggles in class to Margaret Joyner. Glen Gray's brains to Beverly Taylor. Larry Esworthy's black hair to Jimmy Sweeps. Virginia S1ag1e's typing ability to Patsy Warfield. Edwin Justice's knack for baseball to Clarence Miles. Rose Marie Warfield's red hair to Alwyn Campbell. Robert Mullinix's knowledge of Math to Florence Trail. William Flynn's friendliness to Gladys Browning. Loretta Shipley's quiet manner to Gail Pond. Gail Clark 's shortness to Charlotte Fowble. Martha Mullinix's singing voice to Paul Embrey. Dewey Hopkins's curly hair to Larry Kline. Shirley Taylor's smallness to George Bowman. Stanley Mertz's friendliness with Mr. Wolf to Phillip Jones. Doris Fleming's cheer1eader's uniform to Jo Ann Mullins. Chris Taylor's way with the girls to Bobby Burdette. Joe Roberts's interest in P. O, D, to Clarice Etchison. David Johnson's physique to Leon Simms. Jimmie Patrick's Crew-Cut to Donald Cope. Mary Jane Hipsley's athletic ability to Mildred Reid. Mary Frances Hardy's diamond to Patty Johnson. Juniors - unity and understanding. Sophomores - our many activities. Freshmen - our left-over graduation announcements. Junior High - an interesting and successful future. Wolf - an errand-running carrier pigeon. Doris Utz - the best of luck in her future plans. the teachers - more practical jokes to play on each other. the Cafeteria Staff - a Senior Class with a small appetite the Janitors - a less troublesome heating and water system. To the the the the Mr. To To To To To To To To We, the Seniors of 1955, leave . . . much to everyone's surprise. Signed Larry Esworthy President, Clas Witnessed by: Shirley Johnson President, Class of '56 s of '55 Mr, and Miss L, ILS, Most Courtcous GLEN GRAY - DORIS FLEMING LORET'I'A SIIIPLEY -' WILLIAM VLYN' 1 ' if Most Athletic Most Cooperative DAVID JOHNSON - MARY JANE IIIPSLEY WALTER DENNISON - MARY FRANCES IIARDY I 1 ga 1 is Cutegt Biggest Primpers EDWIN IUSTICE - NELLIE LEATIIERWOOD VIRGINIA SLAGLE - DAVID IOIINSON X A X ch L Most Likely to Succeed Best Personality IJORIS FLEMING - GLEN GRAY ROSE MARIE WARFIELID - CllR1S'l'OPllER TAYLOR Wittiest Most Musical SHIRLEY TAYLOR - LARRY ESWORTIIY MARI HA MULLINIX - WALTER IJENNISON Most Serious Most Artistic ANN ARNEY - ROBERT MULLINIX WAL'I ER DENNISON - NELLIE LEATIIERWOOD 15 ,-N! V Rust Wrestler Best All-Around Stuuemt lilJWIN JUSTICIZ - MARTIIA MULLINIX ROSE MARIE WARIfIIiLIJ - GLEN GRAY ,-4 444 I-l' Biggest Bluffcrs Biggest Gigglers S'I'ANLliY MIERTQL - MARY FRANCES HARDY IJEWEY HOPKINS ' GAIL CLARK V S X I 5 A tk Best Looking Most Scientific VIRGINIA SLAGLE - CIIRISTOPIIIER TAYLOR LARRY ESWORTIIY - ROSE MARIE WARIfIIlLD Best Dancets Friendlicst MARY FRANCES HARDY - DAVID JOHNSON ROSE MARIE WAREIELIJ - ROBERT MULLINIX ks- 35 Most Dramatic Biggest Elilts DORIS FLEMING - JIMMIE PATRICK JOE ROBERTS -' GAIL CLARK -nv E- EE .. E- - I 1 I ' in 1 1: ..... -an 1 -..-Ear: I ..-.. 'Q 1 -2-' ' X 'U S 'Y -r . I 1 I I J ,ffffx .H Noisicst Most Popular GAIL CLARK - LARRY ESWORTHY CHRISTOPHER 'I AYLOR - VIRGINIA SLAGLE M. .,L. ,wmg 5 - M4-',fl ' , X .X ' Q- x D Q 1 Q V, ,' X q 1 X , 1 UQ 2 , Q5 - 'ff' X- ' ff: . -, . I 'YN' ff -'A 5 .K ka . 3 - I L. K -is s r , ., x - W N 3 to 5 UIQ I 4 - iii' I 5 A L. s ' .M 'Q r ,Vg Q X - . 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Kemp, Fourth row, Home Room Advisor, Mr. Baker, B SECTION - President, Robert Warfield, Secretary, Wanda Helton, Treasurer, Helen Barnard, First row, N, Anderson, Y, Simms, S, Ecker, L, Christopher, L, Burns, Y, Mar, B. Fitze, S, Phebus, Second row, B, Clas, D, Staubitz, A. Glenn, H, Barnard, W, llelton, A, Ward, F. Fleming, Third row, Home Room Advisor, Mr, Dolezal, C, Riley, B, Burdette, R, Warfield, -T 09 -UQ Q Q Cf 'LMS' O 5 X 1 ww-15' N L' A Q 5 rfgiwf vi. ,bf uf . SQ ey , A h 0 I A ll! QQQQB-'f:' .- xx A -xg-Qmgk sq X Q , X K IOR HIG A SECTION - President, Courtney Burdette, Vice President, Madonna Taylor, Secretary, Margaret Mulli nixg Treasurer, Gene Mullinix, First row: E, Haines, J, Everhart, D. Jones, P, Bowman, B Thomas G, Fitzwater, R. Carpenter, M. Taylor, Second row: I. O'Mara, C, Rippeon, E, Mar, D Mullinix C, Burdette, J, Townsend, R, Mertz, Third row: M, Streaker, I, Ferguson, J, Wilder, D Ridgely H Cross, G, Mullinix, G, Schroeder, Fourth row: S, Fyock, V, Harrison, M. Mullinix, E, Long D Joyner, Home Room Advisor, Mr, Norberg. B SECTION - President, Eddie Christian, Vice President, Clifford Gray, Secretary, Marie urer, Betty Christian. First row: M, Stillman, H, Underwood, M, Fleming, B, Runkles, N. Pridemore, N, Delph, B, Brengle. Second row: D. Perry, D. Trescott, E. Christian bell, P, Roberts, H, Carpenter, M, Lewis, Third rowg E. Reed, M, Larrick, S, Duvall, B. Lee, R, Forester, Fourth row: C. Gray, D. Flynn, L, Warner, Home Room Advisor, ll as 05 41- f ts -Sf 240 FY' CD Q0 OO 36 46 lil A SECTION - President, Patsy Howes, Vice President, Harry Wood, Secretary, Lois Musgrove, Treasurer Ruth Gray, First row: C. Bloom, S, Slagle, D, Everhart, C, Lange, P, Howes, J, Fountain, E. Hip- sley, B, Johnson. Second row: J. Mayne, E, Stansbury, R, Hoffman, R. Taylor, C, Forester, C, Schwartz, D, Tignor, Third row: R. Harbin, W, Saunders, L, Stansbury, B. Greer, G. Bennett, F, Richardson, R, Gray, Fourth row: L, Mullins, L, Musgrove, B, Flynn, H. Crone, J, Bowman, H, Harrison, Fifth row: C, Mathis, C, Williams, B, Mathis, Home Room Advisor, Mr, Essers, S-94:4 Q-me B SECTION - President, Judy Helton, Vice President, Benny Hulverg Secretary, Joyce Justice: Treasurer, Mary J, Long. First row: D. Carpenter, B, Hulver, J, Helton, L, DiPau1a, J. Justice, C. Layton, B, Schooley, J. Hurt. Second row: A. Bozzell, K. Baker, S, Gray, E. Shifflett, R. Jones, M. Spurrier, W. Hord. Third row: D, Mathis, H. Streaker, D, Thompson, B, Staubitz, M, Long, W, Winkler, E, Wessel, W, Chrobot. Fourth row: R. Moxley, K. Fletcher, R, Shifflett, N, Price, M, Metz, B, Edens R, Baker, Fifth row: Home Room Advisor, Mr, Kygerg C. Miles, llilfulbh 1 ' ' J K on 1- as ' QQ ov sax Q- +ve- ' as ,1,,,. avi ,L a' if 36 .9 1' event! ,- QU if OO an 's if A an. X'-if 0 Q-f-2 '- k.J of QO- fi? Q Q .Q 1 no A Q oo B 'T ELEMEN1A1e Y 74:4 md Saud mdec Teacher: MRS, EMILY BURNS .-I 1 , ' gf. - -' 11. , , fix,-J. ,. ,. .1 V 1-5 Siu!! Quia Teacher: MRS, ELSIE DA VIS 'yawzti cmd 76,54 Qaeda Teacher: MRS. FRANCES SHARP . . va tm gun' NNN sau!-iii .S ,qnnml iUTwJHN vw, ng, .N ecmdmde Tcachcrg MRS, BEULAH DORSEY K I y'NLV M, 74-wr Teacher: MRS. JOSEPHINE WARFIELD 7014: Qmde Teacher: MRS, SARAH MULLINIX ORGANIZATION t......, Advisor - - President ---- Parliamentarian Secretary - - - Reporter - - 7 ,EM .lm Miss A manda Holladay - - - - Virginia Slagle - - - - - Glen Gray - - Jeanette Townsend - -Howard Crist, III 0 Advisor - - - Mr. Hendrik Essers President ---- - - - Donald Kemp Vice President ---- - - Paul Embrey Secretary-Treasureb - - ---- Ida Buck 6125? .Qrfliiiii -e ! C :hw l'5 vga ' A o Director - MR. EDWARD STRAUSS ,Iwo 1 V-fu ,sfz 731 FP, .ff f' ' 463 SENIOR HIGH Ji 14 'Y I JUNIOR HIGH President - - - - Martha Mullinix President - - - - - Lois Musgrove -f. ff' Secretary - - - - Barbara Kefauver 'Mfg Secretary - - - - Claire Lange A4 M.. Treasurer - - - - - Walter Dennison JE 4 5521 ' Treasurer - - - - Joan Fountain .,?im5d, X 1.0 5 JZ3' E Director - MR. CARL MITCHELL ., ,M ' -4 .4 GW' . 0 ' N .,w:f, ' .1 ,. Mffvf' X ,l . 7 , J - 66565 All If i minn- W' l-if? Advisor Mrs Dorothy Quinlan President Helen Bamard Vice President Alice Ward Secretary - - - - Lowery Curtis Manager - - - -Roger Fountain O Ehnlwf xufh Qxx Hu t 'x W l4!I Y I W' Advrsor Mr Carl Bevard Presrdent Robert Mullrmx V1ce Presldent Jrmmre Patrlck Secretary Davld Johnson Treasurer Robert Flynn Sentmel George Bowman ,I ft QI Y9 , AdviSOr: MRS, BARBARA STREAKER - Captain: DORIS FLEMINC1 Q1 I Advisor - - - - - Mr. Virgil Puffenbarger Editor - - ---- Nellie Leatherwood Co-Editor ---- ------ R uby Lee Student Editor - - - - Shirley Johnson X, X A1 HL11 1 lbb 'elif aseser :B Ni .X -l-1. K FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Front row: B. Christian, H. Christian, J, Bowman, B. Pipes, Captain: S. Taylor, C, Etchison, G. Gochring. Second row: V. Slagle, P. Johnson, D. Fleming, G. Wolsh. Third row: B. Esworrhy, P. Jones, A. Ward. QQ ll 48 l HAI.- H 91 2' WT 5 . r I O ' SOCCER TEAM Center: S. Mertz, Captain, First row: J. Ferguson, S. Fyock, R. Clas, D. Cope, L. Simms, R. Burdette. Second row: C. Richardson, E. Justice, P. Embrey, Manager. R Wm ' gaadetdad F .B fi .E J Mr. Paul Gaither, Coachg E. Justice, D. Warehime, R. Burdette, K. Cecil, D. Johnson, Captain, J. Patrick, D. Cope, L. Kline, H. Cross, I. Hill. V. Slagle, M.J. Hipsley, C. Etchison, P. Jones, Co-Captaing Mrs. Barbara Streaker, Coach: J. Bowman, Co-Captain, B. Pipes, B. Esworthy, D. Fleming. W? X I J 'X fix jf X 1 I , U 1 D. Jones, D. Fleming, Captain, B. Christian, B. Walker, N. Dyson, I. Buck, H. Christian. maine 7444659 Middx! yur' , , .. . F ii.. V, 2,193 Y' an 5 , Q C AH I mi i F x 5 B. Hulver, Captain: F. Fleming, R. Bamhart, J. Ferguson, W. Winkler, D. Ridgley, B. Clas, S. Fyock, C. Riley, E. Long, Mr. Cornell Dolezal, Coach. ll' ff - I A ' Pi lf il fi lr aa ff! za fn 4 X an ,Q 4 fftj X , , x ...fr r .,, r , ., 'uw fiimr Q f x - -, as J ,, 6 ze 'J 5 4 za J!-1 NJ 'mi' L xg A dw - ' f.. allli 71, , f .' 0 Q' 'm ' 0 I 5454465414 Advisor: MR. HENDRIK ESSERS Directors: WALTER DENNISON NANCY DYSON ROBERT FLYNN S 1-If if 1 'Ea '- s I , 4 f N. N E' 'ix si 3 A . , if .4 7 wx 5 v , pQQsA1NEV !8 pk i f, 45 M . 3 -f -'-' 4 IXH ' Q -uuulllfjlfi A ... ?: 51... 5 1 SN fp I 'P 15 A, -., - nv, fx Q 13:31- ,O QQ. K Q 4 X4 Y' f 3. db 3 4:- x 55 'S 5.x . q s f' 'Q . , ,. 1,5 Arg? jg f 1 . 4 ,x vu .. v V yi ox 4 T' af- We GETTYSBURG TRIP May 1953 .. , 'I'-1...2Z ,.:. , 4-gf I :J 45, if Aff' its-Lf. ljfl-f'f-A'f f:213S?UTT ZQHW 'rg TA! mx 'O SENIORS' I-AREWELL PARTY CLASS PICNIC Wlshin' Well July 1953 ff DECORATING FOR bNOW BALL COURT SNOW BALL OF '5-3 1 U' ,K CHRISTMAS PARTY CUPID CAPERS TALENT SHOW December 1953 February 1954 February 1954 NCT5 R , L N rv SNL P 'f f 1.5 .J A 4 l I las. 'N 'I -wa F A 1 Q! ja , o ,. 'pl ' Y 1, A., . . ,...,, WFT, . ., ,. Y 1, HSTRANGER IN THE NIGHT April 1954 ,- . -,Y K. ,., . - R . -.. --..1.,.-5 ' .. MAKING PLANS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM MAKING REFRESHMENTS May 1954 Making Decorations SX! Decorating Junior-Senior Prom May 1954 WSIS! F8118 Carl Dietrich and The McDonogh Boys Junior-Senior Prom Refreshment Tables Bunny Hop Trip to Towson October 1954 J .i M, A. S. C, Convention Senior Day Frosty Frolics Bladensburg University of Maryland December 1954 November 1954 November 1954 Frosty Frolics Christmas Party December 1954 December 1954 15 1 1 ' Christmas Party December 1954 ? SW! Advisor - - - -MR. W. BROWNING BETTS Editor - - ----- DORIS FLEMING Business Manager - - - - ROBERT MULLINIX Layout Manager ------ MARY FRANCES HARDY Staff GAIL CLARK MARTHA MULLINIX WALTER DENNISON JOE ROBERTS LARRY ESWORTHY LORETTA SHIPLEY GLEN GRAY VIRGINIA SLAGLE NELLIE LEATHERWOOD ROSE MARIE WARFIELD Junior Class Representatives CAROLE CHRISTOPHER SHIRLEY JOHNSON PAUL EMBREY RUBY LEE PATRICIA JOHNSON BERTHA REED FLORENCE TRAIL The publication of this book has been made possible largely by the generosity of the following patrons, Mr, and Mrs Adam M, Amey Mr, and Mrs Howard W, Clark Mr, and Mrs Harry W, Dennison Mr, and Mrs J, A, Esworthy Mr, and Mrs Charles J, Fleming Mr, and Mrs William T, Flynn, Jr, Mr, and Mrs, Charles P, Gray Mr, and Mrs, J, Albert Hardy Mr, and Mrs Howard Hipsley Mr, and Mrs, H, W, Hopkins Mr, and Mrs, Joseph E. at if-fx 1-fi-..ZEff grrgriw Mr, Charles D, Arrington '51 Mr, Louis C, Arrington '54 Mr, Jack Branch '54 Miss Joan Britton '54 Miss Evonne V, Cecil '51 Mr, Harry Marshall Fleming, Ir, '54 Miss Marjorie Hardy '54 Miss Joyce Helton '54 Mr, Norman Hill '48 Miss Margaret Hutchins '46 Mrs, Gloria Irvin '46 Mr, James R, Moxley, Jr, '47 Mr, Ernest Mullinix '42 Mr, Calvin Murray '40 Mrs, Larry Orndorff '47 Mr, Calvin Pickett '54 n Mr, Kermit Allen Pridemore '54 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, Woodward 0 Mr, Stanley Rippeon Miss Angela Schleupner Mr, William Slagle Niles N, Spaulding Mr, Mr, Bill Streaker Mr, Meindert Sweep Mr, Claude S, Taylor, Miss Guinivere M, Warfield Miss Virginia L. Warfield Miss Betty B, Wamer Mr, Jack Wolsh Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Sullivan '41-'46 William O, Leatherwood Elmer Mertz I, Herbert Mullinix Spencer Mullini.x Belden Patrick Bascomb M, Roberts Russell Shipley Monroe Slagle Claude S, Taylor, Sr, Thurman R. Warfield '54 '53 '49 '53 '54 '54 Ir, '54 '41 '49 '52 '54 Edmund Brown '54 Raymond E, Fleming '33 Richard S, Mullinix '51 Sterling Mullinix '42 David Patrick '47 Leroy Stull '52 '48 Mr, Dick Baker Mr, Allan Bandel Mr, Allan Chotiner Miss Ellen Clark Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Mrs, George Hurt Mr, Frank Johnson Miss Margaret C, Michael Mrs, Norman Mullinix Mrs. Howard Nicodemus Mr, Allan Norberg Mr, Fred Novak Mr, Loyld L, Owings Mr, F, F, Peddicord Mrs, Purdum Poole Mr, Virgil Puffenbarger Mr, Augustus Riggs, III Mrs, George W, Rouzer Mr, Edward Smith Mr, John S, Smith Mr, Warren Strader Mr, William Stratton Mrs, George Stull Mrs, Henry Sullivan Mrs, Elbert Townsend Miss Jeannette Townsend Mrs, Ann Warfield Mr, Charles Warfield Mrs, Josephine Warfield Mrs, Lena Wiles 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, Rev, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Harry M, Fleming Charles Fletcher Milton Glennon Jerry Godwin Alton Gosnell James Gosnell Roy F, Grimm Harvey E, Haines Kenneth Haines Allen T, Hill Cyril J, Hoover C, F. Horan James Hurt and Family Raymond Jackson Mrs, T, J, Culhane Mrs, Harvey Davis Mr, Wille Clay Denny Mr, J, J, Doherty Mrs, Beulah Dorsey Mrs, George W, Dorsey Mrs, Harold Eyler Mr, Herman M, Franklin Mr, Melvin Gamber Mr, Kenneth Gosnell Miss Jenny Harrison Mrs, Mildred Harrison Mrs, Virginia Hartmann Mrs, Grace Haslip Miss Martha Heppner Mrs, Esther Hilton Mr, William E, Hopkins Mrs, Marvin Howard Mr, and Mrs, Richard Arrington Mr, and Mrs, Edgar J. Barnes, Jr, Mr, and Mrs, W, Browning Betts Mr, and Mrs, Carl Bevard Mr, and Mrs, J, William Bowen Mr, and Mrs, Omar Bowers Mr, and Mrs, Courtney Burdette Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur T, Cecil Mr, and Mrs, Murray O, Day Mr, and Mrs, Harry J, DiPaula Mr, and Mrs, William T. Dorsey, Jr, Mr, and Mrs. John C. Duvall Mr, and Mrs, Gilbert E, Easton, Sr, Mr, and Mrs, M, G, Ellingsworth Mr, and Mrs, Harry Lee Eyre, Jr, Mr, and Mrs, John Farinholt Mr, and Mrs, Aubrey Fleming Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Fleming Ladies Auxilliary, Lisbon Volunteer Fire Department Lisbon FFA Chapter Lisbon FHA Chapter Lisbon School P, T, A, Long Comer Boys' 4-H Club Long Comer Girls' 4-H Club Rev, and Mrs, Charles A, Michael 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, and Family Edward R, Miller, jr, Asbury Mullinix Guerney E, Mullinix Robey E, Mullinix Earle G, Newcomer Olan P, Phelps Kenneth Rice B, Dorsey Ridgely and Family Worthington B, Ridgely Mr, and Mrs, Harry Rippeon Mr, and Mrs, Roger Sanner Adams' Gulf Station Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, William B, Selby Talbott Shipley Forrest G, Silver Lee Sirk Edgar Smith John D, Smith Stanley Sullivan and Daughter Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Dr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Lee Taylor Wyse S, Taylor William E, Trial Anton Wallace Herman Ward Harry L, Wisner Walter B, R, Wright Edmondson Ave, Ext, Baltimore Livestock Auction Market, Inc, Bellison and Burdette, General Merchandise Bob's Market Lindsay L, Browning Bud's Place Hubert P, Burdette and Son Caplan's Department Store Cissel's General Store Edward T, Clark and Sons Collette's Pharmacy Corrick's Flower Garden Count's Restaurant Cross and Rosensteel Damascus Electric Co, Damascus Pharmacy Damascus Recreation Center Damascus Supply Davis Service Center J, M, Delashmutt and Son Donovan's Grocery B,S, Dorsey Co, Druid Theatre Ellicott City Motor Co, Farm Repair Shop Gearhart's Diner Gearhart's Food Market Getz's Restaurant Gosnell's West Friendship Damascus Ridgeville Mount Airy Ridgeville Mount Airy Ellicott City Alpha Ellicott City Sykesville Mount Airy Damascus Sykesville Damascus Damascus Damascus Damascus Mount Airy Woodbine Lisbon Mount Airy Damascus Ellicott City Poplar Springs Pine Orchard 17 Mile House Ellicott City Sykesville Gulf Service Center Harris' Department Store Brice W. Henderson, Building Materials Henley's Corner DeVries Hering Herman and Carr, General Insurance Hipsley and Albright Holmes Tire Service Home and Farm Service Hood and Grimes Hood's Kramer's Swimming Pool Lisbon Farm Supply Co. , Case Farm Machinery Lu and Joe's Mountain View Inn Lyda R, Miller, Insurance Bob Moore's Tavern Mount Airy Bowling Center Mount Airy Milling Co. Everett Mullini.x, Curtiss Candy Artificial Inseminator Robert K, Myers, Hardware National Garage, Harry E, Hahn, Prop, The News and the Post, Frederick County's Home Newspapers Parlett Gas Co, Parlett Motor Co. People's Lumber and Supply Co, Pig'n Whistle Drive-In Poole Buick, Inc. Pope's Restaurant N T, C, Pumphrey, Thalesdale Farm Ramsburg Supply Co, Pete Reichardt Esso Service A. H, Renehan Ridgeville Nursery Melville Scott and Sons, Insurance Smith's Grocery Southern States Howard County Petroleum Coop, , Inc, Southem States Woodbine Coop, , Inc, Spaulding's Garage Millard W, Stedding, Landscaping Sunset Roller Rink Taylor Construction Co, Top's Market Tridelphia Lumber Co. Allen M. Vansant, Plumbing and Heating Contractor Warfield Chevrolet Sales, Inc, Watkins' 5 and 100 Store Western Auto Associate Stores Westminster Studios Woodbine Auto Wrecking and Junk Co. Q Sykesville Sykesville Ellicott City Ridgeville Sykesville Ellicott City Mount Airy Ridgeville Sykesville Mount Airy Mount Airy Glenwood Lisbon Mount Airy Mount Airy Woodbine Mount Airy Mount Airy Long Comer Mount Airy Ridgeville Frederick Ellicott City Ellicott City Mount Airy U,S, 40 and Ro Lisbon Damascus Woodbine Ellicott City Pine Orchard Sykesville Ridgeville Ellicott City Mount Airy Ellicott City Woodbine Poplar Springs 3150 Wilkens A Damascus Ellicott City Mount Airy Ellicott City West Friendship Mount Airy Molmt Airy dgers Ave, ve, , Baltimore Damascus and Mount Airy Westminster Woodbine . is .. 5 Q: L p, pu ff? V x ik 'Y sr ft:- Q . R lx x X X X S 'S 5 ' 3 11 -p1 X 1-s .il- A7qbu-ma vraksoon of ' ' nr mir TAvl.ul Yr.uunox1.nunnv-D . 0 JUNE 15. .-I :Q '-fe 'gap 1.5 . 1 '54 .I .3 , 2 I ARCHBEARERS VIRGINIA SLAGLE Salutatorian lui GLEE CLUB CLASS OF '55 1 I I DR. KENNETH O. HOVET ROSE MARIE WARFIELD Guest SPCHRCI Valedictorian . s g I M S L X i f Ei rl fs 1 Q 3 of . A 1 i rf GLEN Tony Gray Act I Tea Commercial O DORIS FLEMING - WALTER DENNISON Act I You're Just In Love Act II Opening - Oklahoma m - A 1 n Act II Prophecies Act II A0111 Presenting gifts to the Presenting gifts of appreciation School- to Mr. and Mrs. Betts 0 June 10th. ' Q MARY FRANCES HARDY LARRY ESWORTHY GAIL CLARK Act I Act I - Pantomime The Juggler Tennessee Wig Wa1k F Slxf K A- -v f Af- ess... LARRY ESWORTHY - CHRIS TAYLOR CHRIS TAYLOR - Harren Wu11 Act II - Pantomime QSTANLEY MERTZJ Heap Big Smoke Act Il Award to Strike It Rich 1 I , - f V W I CHRIS G0dfrey TAYLOR MR. sT1NEqRoben Mullinixj Master of Ceremonies M135 CARR tMa1-LhaMu11inixy Act II Act II Cake Mix Commercial Award to Life Begins at so Il R ful Lisbon Homecoming, May 6, 1955 Queen, VIRGINIA SLAGLE Court, Senior girls mmm: lllllllffmm L11 IIIIII I Junior-Senior Prom, May 28, 1955 Queen, VIRGINIA SLAGLE LILY PQND Principal, L, L, WOLF Qf4'4.,9G,a,3,g Baccalaureate, June 12, 1955 Seniors REVEREND AUSTIN L, HEALY REVEREND CLIFTON D. CUNNINGHAM pfjgfff A - fi , , , , . Z First row: D. Fleming, bcorekeeperg P. Jones, 5. Larrick, C. ' X X 7 Etcliison, M. J. Hipsley, M. Streaker, M. E. Mayne, N. Anderson Back row: B. Esworthy, B. Walker, G. Goehring,N. Dyson, M. Larrick, I. N. Lyon. J f . , v ff4Q -. . I' fur X Q qxliiiiik ' V of Q - B Q .., . fi NTS A 'X , A A Q- x x. if- 'V i-1' ...N .Xxx ,A ,W First row: P. Embrey, K. Amoss, S. Mertz, H. Cross, L. Simms, C, Richardson. Back row: R, Clas, W. Flynn, L. Rouzer, C. Riley, R. Burdette, R. Warfield, D, X Warchime. 1: ffaucnci 70' M I Achievement K' m ROSE MARIE WARFIELD fffay vig i Science WILLIAM GLEN GRAY f. 33 if Citizenship MARY FRANCES HARDY 1:1 ROBERT BATES MULLINIX Athletic . 3 G MARY JANE HI PSLEY , Q STANLEY ROBERT MERTZ Commercial VIRGINIA MAE SLAGLE G' 'W 415 MOTTO lf at first you don't succeed, try try again. FLOWERS Red Rose Buds 3? COLORS Red and White if X 'ill' 'f-. 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