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

Page 9 text:

QT BIIMIRCQIIIQH SEATED, left no right: MR. WILLIAM J. QUILLEN, DR. WILLIAM R CAMPBELL, MR. HARRY H. DUKES, IR., and MR. I-IERMAN L. MUMFORD.

Page 8 text:

iresi ent of oar' T S.4', M',,Z',,,...-ui- ' ,gk .vgn Y . S531-,f-I is .' 2 gxsox ag ' L .!.-.-'..-j-'31--. V '-..' - ' ' . JK, ' -Avrfve .Tas ' , 1..X1k-Xbuf - ' 1 nf'--1---iw.-v , 1 , 1 ' 'W X 3-,a.:.. JPN x ' A R I-' is nil if-L .F f X ' ,Q vi... ff, .fd ' F f' SS2- 32:43 1 llxv w. s , s' , ' I ygvl' : I 7 j h K ' cr 4 7' ... 1- vx. 1, u Q 5 x- -' vo 'lf' 'Z 4 w C' If up 'Q ' A: 1 x O 4 1 F, , . . 'I A xii 5 ' 'Jim . To the Lord Baltimore Class of 1963, congratulations and best , N. - 1--' - , . . . r . ,ji . h wishes from the Board of Education. With these congratulations comes ' f-X -'J , . . . . . K- - .- in the advice that your relationship with the community changes sharp- 1 N lg if , l ly. No longer are you primary scholars, learning to read and write. ' ,If 3,53 A' - No longer are you junior high students, exploring math, languages 5-' 35: at-' ' and science. No longer are you senior high pupils, taking small - tyf '21, ' steps in running your own affairs such as proms and trips. Until now - A S 15 . J . ' . . ' rf gl ', you have been taught, directed, ordered, protected. From now on ' .2 v' ' , , ' Q 'gs' -' 3 . you are expected to take your place as an adult, shoulderrng responsi- I 1 if ! 31' ', fr bility for advanced studies, work, and conduct in an adult world, serv- K s 01,3 - 'J K . . X X ,rs - ing your God, your country, your family, and yourself. Make us .. ' -:Gi L gg.. '.' proud of you. , ig 4 g'1':xL : ' ' 1 ,eh .N I . .-S-If. ' , l 4 4 ix' l i Nxt I ' , 4 . P' . , 1 f4'?i::l' yy . 'Fix tn' 'swf 97-A n1,J,..X5Q Q. X al ,grain Ma 'EN ' -' - Good luck, Harry Dukes, Jr. President, School Board Q 1 sv.. 1 'p '4 -1' V -' 'run J V Y ' . s ' Ann. s vmkrgy. V ii '-NX . . Y . 7 'fl vo!9'4 sw . f Mfr i- . ff f' ' 1.' . .-y' 1' ' -1 .Q rg-gl 's,'f.fd.ml.,, :V-In .I 'l .1 'g . N ' - -: d',-f..,.-,ilv xgipktr-J, X44 . x T , Q af ri. - r . '-'31 Q . f' ug I . ..-I .qt . karl - - vi-F -3 . . 5 I A v ,'- N H' x-I ., 1 I 4' 1 Q - kg xx! xx 5 x xx '55- I y xx XI' YI g R 1 n wus , ix 'I' X skv-A X wt' ' I ' w r. ' ' N, -s v- h 1 .:.e'i:.f,3?12f,:z-.:,'J--Z-.'....fl .. ,'. -1 ' f- mmf 0 ...r-. -361s

Page 10 text:

To the Class of 1963 September, 1959, marked the beginning of three years of working and growing together. The partl have shared in building and molding the attitudes and character of each of you is drawing to an end. Your high school life is a time to remember--a time to be proud of a time to profit from for the rest of your life. ...... In a real sense the profit you take away from Lord Baltimore will represent interest on the invest- ment in time, effort, and enthusiasm you made while you were here. And all your life long you will continue to receive the benefits of those invest- ments. It will be your duty to see that they have been worthwhile! My sincerest andwarmest wishes go with you for a successful life in the future. William G. Adkins