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

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Qxllass History On September 5, 1951, thirty-four little boys and girls - some happy, some tense and still others in tears - entered Mrs. Hiestand's and Mrs. Gordy's first grade classes. This was the beginning of several friendships, tasks, and accomplishments. Our elementary education ended with Mr. Feehley and Mrs. Newton's preparing us for all the difficulties which we would face when we entered Junior High School. During the seventh and eighth grades Mrs. Betts and Mr. O'Donald were our home- room teachers. It took us several weeks to become accustomed to the new faces, big building, and the changing from class to class. In our Freshman year our two sections were combined. Mrs. Betts was one home- room teacher. Our class sponsored the Easter dance. How proud we were of our live rabbits which drew much attention! In our Sophomore year Mr. Gerald Adkins was our new sponsor. Our special feature was a big dinner. Along with having fun, we also cleared much profit. Our Junior year held in store for us many experiences that we shall long remember We gave our Prom in honor of the Seniors. We still cherish the memories of the Roman Holiday and the fun we had constructing it. Now it is our Senior year. We have now reached the end of twelve long years of learning. Now that we have had the guidance and direction of the teachers of Lord Baltimore, we must part and go our separate waysg but we shall never forget the many friends we have made through these most cherished years. Z7

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Class Will To the juniors the seniors leave their ability to out-cheer them during the games at noon. To the sophomores we give our thanks for rooting for us at the lunchtime ballgames. To the freshmen we leave our ability to put on comical mysteries. To the custodians we leave a clean school building and paper-free grounds. To the cafeteria staff we leave our thanks for the fine food and the good service. To Mr. Graef the class of '63 leaves a bottle of sleeping pills for all the sleep he has lost over us. To the school we leave our new stage curtains to replace those we burned. To the faculty we give our thanks for the help they have given us throughout the years To the school board we leave our sincerest thanks for being patient with us during our bad moments. To Mrs. McCann we leave a bottle of aspirin for the headaches we have caused her. The senior boys leave the junior boys the senior lounge. The senior class leaves Mr. Adkins a jar of nerve pills. Lolly Harbaugh leaves her early engagement to Pat McGann. Jane Evans leaves her ability to play the piano to Hope Banks. Gerald Hudson leaves his ability to get caught smoking to Art Archilles. Susan Wook leaves her quiet manner to Susan Hart. Faye Hocker leaves her ability to get along with Mrs. Joines to Gerald Burbage. Loretta Steele leaves her slenderness to Vivian Tingle. Patsy Steele leaves her long dark hair to Nancy Warrington. Jimmy Robinson leaves his ability to get kicked off the football team to Ronnie West.