Manchester High School - Messenger Yearbook (Manchester, MD)

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First row, left to right: H. Martin, M. Renoll, J. Myers. K. Green, B. A. Siegman, M. Sellers, S. Dienst, J. Wilhelm, J. Stout, A. Alban, Mrs. Warehime. Second row: M. Therit, R. Lippy, E. Brickerd, H. Hesseling, R. Reed, W. Rohrbaugh, G. Zumbrun, O. Dieckman, I. Redding, E. McNeave, J. Baughman. Third row: M. Wellborn, A. Swam, J. Penton, C. Reed, J. Brown, G. Rappoldt, E. Black, N. Green, B. Alban. CLASS OFFICERS President ..... Margaret Sellers V. President .... B. A. Siegman Secretary ..... S. Dienst Wilhelm Treasurer ..... J. Student Council. . K. Green Class Flower White Rosebud Motto Chaplain ..... M. Renoll Songleader .... A. Alban Cheerleader. . .J. Myers Student Council. .J. Stout Class Colors Blue and White From the halls of school into the corridors of life. 1 Class Sung of El fTune: Beyond the Sunset l Dear Alma Mater, we leave you now We'll miss our teachers and our classmates We will remember our joys and SOI'I'OWS I So fzare thee well, we ll cherish thee. xr Into our future we now do turn Success is ours for us to earn. We'll do our best, We'll lose all fears Beyond our school days through all the years.

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Mr. Fred L. Engle PRINCIPAL MA CHESTER HIGH SEHUUL FAEULTY Left to right: Valiie Warehime, Mable Shoff, Emma Edwards, Fred Engle, Virginia Bowman, Voneta Wentz, Mary Rehmeyer. Row 2: John Pfaff, Howard Myers Francis McDermott, Anita Townsley, Bernard Decker, Thomas Albright, John Kroh.

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AUDREY MARIE ALBAN Audrey Audrey belongs to many clubs with- in the school and enjoys going to the movies and watching basketball games. Because of her easy going ways, she should have little diffi- culty in fulfilling her plans as a typist. BETTY LOU ALBAN llBettyll Betty, in her commercial work, al- ways had the ability to do a .good job. In February she left us to get married. She is now Mrs. Jack E. Bannon. We will always remember her funny laugh and her pleasant company. Much luck in your future. JANET EVELYN BAUGHMAN Janet Janet has always had a skillful hand in art work. She enjoys playing all kinds of sports and she really goes places with that car of hers. Although her future isn't definitely decided, we wish her luck in whatever she may choose. EUGENE MONROE BLACK Gene Tall and slim he may be, but he has always been cooperative. He has played on both the soocer and bask- etball teams. He also helps to run the movie projector. As for the future, Gene plans to continue as a farmer. Good luck to you. EARL GARRESTON BRICKERD llEar1ll Earl is always neat and well-dressed. He is forever tantalizing the girls, and they in return ask for his help in bookkeeping. At an accounting position, we are sure he will succeed. JOHN DAVID BROWN John John is a friend to every one, especially to a certain senior girl. He has always been a good salesman for the different activities of the Senior Class. As John can always take his part, we are sure he will have a bright future. E, ,. .-.M .V . M ' W- 'fi 'Sis 1 'St' '!!fi? K jp Q: , f I I -f ..,. - f.1 2, -! 'gg' ' Y. , it K ,I ,,....1wsf'gNg1.sg .1 riff. . .ty 5 H-Hi' 'Ei '71-ififftf F ffm' ,L . . sg: za, - s ' ' milf-5?J21siif12i.'zi,qL-A . -f 1 -12' ' , , . , ff , 'ff 1 - :ESM Y 5 ffl ' Fill' 'f.'fLfQ. , 3' Y! S7 Fl.: HPR V53 ff fX.'iygfW'f1if1'3lifl .17 f- L ' 5' 452 3- My ,ji Q f. ,s . 'fy 2311 K X wiv SY 3, ,j gs gs 4 W, ,X ,M .. sl