Overlea High School - Omega Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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The senior class officers led the class through a successful year. They included Corresponding Secretary, Vicki Franceg President, Faye Economasg Vice-President, Bill Suttong Parliamentarian, John Costel- log Recording Secretary, Chris Griffing and Treasurer, Sandy Bennett. The Class of 1965 entered its senior year in readiness to assume the role of leadership in the school commu- nity. Two years' experience prepared the members to accept their role with spirit and dignity. They found that adulthood was accepting responsibili- ties as well as privileges. It was working toward a worthy goal and sharing the joy of accomplishment. But perhaps the greatest achievement of the Class of 1965 was that it unified a school. It linked the pre- cedents set by the first two classes with those of future classes. The Class of 1965 established traditions and polished the image of a new school. In so doing, Over- lea has acquired the admiration and respect of the community and other schools. As sophomores, the Class of '6 entered Overlea Ax.: During the dedication of the Senior Area, class President Faye Economas stresses the importance of the senior's role in school life. I84

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X Skillfully guiding the senior class in its many accomplishments was the class steering committee. not knowing what the future might hold. s , .,,.V 5 P -- F I f L35 .' f', A .. ,M Mrs. Ellen Cullen and Mr. Ronald Sanders capably advised the senior class in all its functions. l85