Lord Baltimore High School - Eagles Nest Yearbook (Ocean View, DE)

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Mona Rrckards leaves her acrobatic stunts to Joan Collins and her trueness to one boy to Connie Warrington Rancel Evans leaves hrs musrcal abrlrty to Ronnre Stephens Norma Lee Evans leaves her many diets to Betty Jean Megee Jane Hargadrne wrlls her blue eyes to Judy Wrlley and her abrlrty to pinch pennies to Mearl Layton Joyce Vandegrrft leaves her frequent talks at noon hour to Wanda West Linda Qurllen leaves her reputation for being the first one to become engaged to Faye Wingate Wayne West leaves hrs steady romance to Rodney Justice and hrs new car to Jackie Stephens Kenneth T uschoff leaves hrs dainty appetrte to Rachel Holt Russell Shockley leaves hrs ability to sell trckets to teachers to Roger Hitchens Arneva Breasure leaves her cute giggles to Barbara Bradford Janet Hrll wills her frequent trrps to Rehoboth and Lewes to Katherine Melson Timothy Murray leaves hrs herght to George Rogers and hrs brarns to Bruce Dolby Curtis Harper leaves hrs abrlrty to grve oral compositions to Patricia Willett Wayne Collins leaves hrs bottle of peroxide to Harold Palmatory, Edith Megee wrlls her cheerful drsposrtron to Lorraine West Irene Cathell leaves her cheerful dlsposrtron to Delores Megee Alrce Townsend leaves her sprarned fingers and bruises to Margorie Turner Joyce Vandergrift leaves her smrle to whoever needs one Nancy Turner leaves her abrlrty to cook to Jane Wrlgus Hope you have better luck Jane Hargadrne leaves her hard to please drsposrtron to Peggy Betts WILL COMMITTEE Jane Hargadrne Wayne Collins Jean Hickman Raymond Rrckards Nancy Turner Gene Darsey Alrce Townsend Linwood Townsend leaves his blonde hair and glasses to Eddie Murray.

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To the Junror class the Semors leave the punctured basketballs lost golf balls an broken bats wrth which we have had so many vrctorres To the Sophomores we leave our many forbidden trrps to the Snack Bar and the Shell Station Hope you have as good luck as we have had To the Freshmen we leave the broken frre alarms our cutting classes, and our abrlrty to talk our way out of trouble To the cafeteria ladies we leave our appreciation for the delrcrous food and good serv ice through the years To Mr Graef the Class of 55 leaves their srncere thanks and appreciation for all that you have done to make our school days a success We thank the faculty for their patience and guidance which they have shown us To the custodians we leave a dust rag and broom to make these old halls bright an shrney after the class of 55 has gone To the school board we leave our sincere apprecratron for the things they have done to make our school what rt rs today To Mrs McCann we donat a bottle of merthrlolate to replace the many bottles that we have used up and broken Alrce Townsend wrlls her physical structure to Jeannette Qurllen Gerald Townsend Norma Lee Evans wrlls her quret manner to Bonnre Trngle Charles Hrtchens leaves hrs freckles and red harr to Linwood Rrckards Rosalee Smith wrlls her height to Olrver McCabe and her good marks to Johnny Johnson Gene Darsey leaves hrs desrre to be a mrllron dollar play boy to Paul Marvel Hope you have better luck Jean Hrckman wrlls her short harr to Rachel Holt Leroy Marvel leaves hrs abrlrty to cut crrcles and run away from cops to Danny Wharton Raymond Rrckards wills hrs romantic lrne and hrs dates to Paul McCabe Tommy Frey leaves hrs souped up hot rods to Brlly Murray Jean Hrckman leaves her abrlrty to get good marks to Richard Holt Nancy Turner leaves her tall slender burld to Janice Hickman and her dark harr to Nellre Franklrn Brllre Jean Derrickson wrlls her high soprano vorce to Beatrice Way Shrrley Collins leaves her short curly harr to Lollle Evans ' ' . . fi . . d Joe Burbage wills his double talk and his ability to keep the teachers in an uproar to

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afucbetoi As you pass through halls and starrways Walk rn a stately way Do not push or knock or scuffle We never acted that way When you enter 1nto each classroom Make the teacher a drgmfred bow Be sure not to talk or to grggle That rs apt to start a brg row Don t ever get ruffled or tearful Be stately and calm as can be If a questron you re asked you can t answer Polrtely reply You tell me And when the bell rlngs at lunch trme just stroll to your place tn the lrne Wh1ch should always be frrst for the Sen1ors Wtth Iunlors and others behtnd Then Class when you go to assembly Be qutet You re not there to talk Llsten 1n s1lence to speeches Now some of you grrls have sweet faces Don t sporl them w1th powder and pa1nt You thlnk tt xmproves your appearance But of fastness It sure 15 a tamt Don t flrrt rn the halls that s kxddtsh Be d1gn1f1ed If you w1sh make a date But trymg to love rn a comer Is somethlng we surely do hate And when the bell rmgs for the closmg Go home Don t just hang around We Semors have made tt a practtce To leave promptly when the 3 30 bell sounds We d advtse you to frame these suggestrons And hang them ln place on the wall Read carefully, heed them ye Junlors T w1l1 make wonderful Semors of all I O I . . . , I I . . . . When dismissed, do not run, just walk. ' . . .. i . , D , .