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- Class of 1958

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Hurley Our Principal Parkville's administrative stall consists of our Vice Principal, Mr. Burgess, Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Williams: and Mr. Wheeler, who is in charge of the Perry Hall Annex. Mr. Burgess' duties include bus transportation, athletic events and supervision of the school plant. Always willing to help, and ready to listen, he has proven a strong right arm to our principal. Mrs. Williams' tiny office is perhaps the busiest part of school. School and classroom attendance is her biggest problem. She must also order school supplies and hire the substitute teachers. Aside from regular teaching duties, Mr. Wheeler is adjusting the Perry Hall students in their part of our school. Mr. Burgess Mr. Wheeler Mrs. Williams lldminislratinn Guidance i ,, LL.LLLN,, , Mr. Reimensnyder Mrs. Riddlesburger The special problems and necessities of the students are brought to the guidance counselors. Testing services, whose results advise the counselors how to direct the students, are administered through guidance. Difficulties in courses, schedules and adjustment are discussed and solved by personal talks be- tween the counselor, the student and, perhaps, the parent. juniors and Seniors may receive help in vocational and College selections. The purpose of the counselors is to guide, and through the good guidance available, the students will become more mature. Mrs. Parsons, our school nurse, is responsible for those taken ill at school. She checks our teeth, eyes, height, and weight annually. She can always be found at Parkville's sporting events with her Hrs!-aid kit and a friendly smile. Mrs. Shackert and Miss Knorr keep our general office running efficiently. Filing, typing, late slips, and the daily bulletin are some of their duties. Mrs. Taylor takes care of all school records, and Mrs. McAllen is the Guidance Counselors' secretary. ,fx 'U' QD? L ...MI 4:11. ... M Y -a A. -. f- 5 , at e -11.5,-. y 'ii ,'L, ' t, v ' J ,... Mr. William Mrs. Barbara J. Ellis Wingate Chief Cafeteria Manager Custodian CUSTODIANS - Our custodial staff works very hard to keep our school neat, clean, and comfortable. Aside from their duties during regular school hours, the custodians also help with many other outside activities that are held in the building. They deserve a great deal of credit for the job they do so well. CAFETERIA - The cafeteria staff is composed of efhcient interested women For only ellicrency could produce several hundred meals of different foods keep the serving table supplied and accomplish all the tasks necessary: and interesting work makes the workers interested it yt 3, Y X X xx ?L7'.5?.5PflSF. Q , . ,vw , ,Q 335 X55-qiw X '. ag-QIR 1 M fs, XX Xu if x X Y 5 L i ,,V ya Vg., 4 L A Wx XX ' X X X W f zz :J 5 fl . ::,.M,., . :H .L L ' f 5,3 :Q ig.: 1M,.i1.g.., 1 Alf , . M L l FQ f i ig , iff, ,K . s Raw 1, ' , .-M I file? f'f,Yf 'W A ff ' f ,.., p , , Lrff:-,aw ' 4 1 px f I f 1 1' Q K , X 2 ,gg.gf,iQf.,, - fvemfb . k 1 'E J 1' f , g 55532 y f f X 1 f X 1, , ' f .ff 1 f ' f f ' f JOHN TALLMAN President TOMMY CIOEFF Vi ce-President PEGGY BOWERS Secretary ED LUCAS Treasurer MISS CONSTANCE JOHNSON MR. RAYMOND RATTAN Sponsors THOMAS FREDERICK LASSIE JANE ACTON ALEXANDER Mt. Vista Road, Glen Arm 2629 Wytliffe Road COMMERCIAL GENERAL Tom ...l8...6'... LaSS ...l7...5'2 ... blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . library asst. 9, l0, ll . . . Favorites: Dig it . . . football . . . hamburger . . . Geography . . . collecting stamps. PATRICIA ANN ARGENTINO 1918 Mountain Avenue GENERAL Pat . . .17 . . .5'5 . .. brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . hockey 10, 12 . . . Chorus 10, ll, I2 . . . Favorites: I don't be- lieve a word you're saying . . . basketball . . . spaghetti . . . math . . . playing piano . . . 4-I-I Club . . . youth choir. blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. I2 . . . Band 10, ll, I2 . . . Favorites: ten- nis . . . sea food . . . World History . . . drawing . . . member of Baltimore Recre- ation Symphony Orchestra . . . music ahead. 'Kay CAROLYN MAE - I cuNToN LEE ,fix Aruzowoon 9 Q C10 2518 Hillford Drive -fplft ACADEMIC Clinton . . . 18 . . . 6' . . . blue eyes . . . light brown hair . . . monitor 10 . . . health room asst. 10, ll, I2 . . . Favorites: Oh yea . . . softball . . . hamburgers . . . clothing . . . collects stuffed animals . . . cosme- tology. MURRAY ALLEN ARMSTRONG 2509 Wentworth Road GENERAL Murray . . . I7 . . . 6'2 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . basketball 10, ll, I2 . . . Favorites: baseball, basketball . . . hamburgers ...gym...sports... Parkville Optimist Club. MARTHA ANN ASCHENBRENNER 7911 Oakdale Avenue COMMERCIAL Marth . . . 17 . . . 5'3 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: I like it . . . milkshakes and sub- marines . . .'math . . . mu- sic, dancing, movies . . . sec- retary. GEORGE FRANKLIN AULBACH AYRES 8739 Summit Road 3205 Him Avenue COMMERCIAL GENERAL Carolyn . . . 18 . . . 5'6 Bild - - - I3 - - - 5'6 . -- . . . brown eyes . . . blonde STCCH CVC! - - - bY0Wfl hall' hair . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . Favorites: What do you , , , mgnitor ll, I2 , , , Walll, 3 IIIELIZIPU . . . football Favorites: volley ball . . . subs . . . English . . . danc- ing, relaxing . . . secretary. ...steak . . . Science .. Air Force, bewurel HORACE WILSON BACON 3023 Balder Avenue GENERAL Will . . . 18 . . . 6'3 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: That's all right . . . baseball, swim- ming . . . hamburgers, steak, izza ie...Foods... P boats, airplanes . . . De Mo- lay . . . Navy bound. DAVID GIBSON BARKLEY 8716 Jenifer Road GENERAL Georgia . . . 18 . . . 5'l0 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Band 12 . . . Fa- vorites: The footprints in the sands of time were not made by sitting down . . . southern fried chicken . . . Psychology . . . music . . . church activities . . . field of psychology. PATRICIA ANN BAUBLITZ 9437 Ridgeley Avenue ACADEMIC Pat ...l8...5'... brown eyes . . . brown hair Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . Student Council 10 . . . dra- matics . . . monitor 10 . . . F.T.A. ll . . . F.N.A. 10 . . . hockey 10, ll . . . vol- leyball 10 . . . Favorites: Gee whiz . . . hockey, swimming . . . dill pickles . . . Biology . . . wedding bells. 'M BARBARA LEE BECKETT 7708 Old Harford Road ACADEMIC Bobbi . . . 18 . . . 5'5 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . monitor . . . office asst. . . . hockey 10, I2 . . . bas- ketball l0 . . . Favorites: Oh good grief . . . steak . . . Civil Air Patrol . . . future airline stewardess. PW?- LOIS IESSIE BARLOW 2717 Alden Road ACADEMIC 44 n Lo ...l7...57 . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 . chorus 10, ll, I2 . . . dra- matics ll . . . hockey 10, ll, I2 . . . volleyball 10, ll . . . Favorites: Simply ravishing . . . hockey . . . steak . l'll1I'SC. MARGARET ELIZABETH BAXTER 2800 Emerald Road COMMERCIAL Pe . . g . 18 . . . 56 . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Chorus 10 . . . Yearbook Finance Club ll . . . vorites: Stop pulling my leg . . . skating . . . turkey Law Bc Economics . . . secre- tary. Wai LOUIS FREDERICK BANDELL 2831 Emerald Road GENERAL Louie . . . 17 . . . 5'l1 , . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . monitor . . . Let- termen's Club . . . cross country, mgr. ll, I2 . . . basketball mgr. ll, 12 . . . Favorites: Ain't it da breaks . . . baseball . . . ,spaghetti . . . Driver Educa- tion . . . collecting records . . . mechanical draftsman. Fa- GRACE ELIZABETH BENSON 2630 Hillcrest Avenue COMMERCIAL Grace . . . 17 . . . 5'3 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Yearbook ll, 12 . . . office asst. 10, ll, 12 . . . National Honor Society ll, 12 . . . monitor 10 . . . Booster Club ll, 12 . . .hockey l0, 12 . . . softball 10, ll . . . Favorites: basketball . . . steak . . . History . . . secretary. NANCY VIRGINIA DOROTHY MAY BERK 2308 Miller Avenue BERARD 7819 Daniel Avenue ACADEMIC ACADEMIC HD H H I7 5'2 o y . . . . . . . Nancy . . . I7 . . . 5'5 . . . blue eyes . . . brown . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . Favorites: tennis, skat- ing . . . broiled pork chops and french fries . . . art . . . music . . . future fashion il- lustrator. ' ' MARIANN BICE 2510 Creighton Avenue ACADEMIC Mariann . . . I7 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. l0, ll, l2 . . . chorus IO, l'l, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: Hey kids, I have a Hash! . . . badminton . . . Chinese egg rolls . . . Eng- lish . . . playing piano. JOYCE ELAINE BOWEN 23 Fullerton Heights Avenue GENERAL Reds . . . 17 . . . 5'3 . . . blue eyes . . . auburn hair . . . Yearbook Finance Comm. 12 . . . majorettes l0, ll, l2 . . . Favorites: Have a ball . . . swimming . . . pizza . . . cheeseburgers . . . Home Ec .... dancing . . . MYF . . beautician. hair . . . Class Org. 10, I2 . . . Yearbook I2 . . . Oflice Asst. ll, I2 . . . volleyball ll . . . Favorites: water skiing ...pizza...French... airline stewardess. DAVE CHARLES BLESSING 7808 Tilmont Avenue ACADEMIC Dave ...l7...6'... brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . monitor 10, 12 . . . tennis 10 . . . Favorites: Like I don't dig spiders . . . swimming . . . steak . . . Geometry . . . salesman. MARGARET LEA BOWERS 8358 Oakleigh Road COMMERCIAL Peggi . . . l7 . . . 5'2 . . . brown eyes . . . auburn hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 ...chorus l0,ll, 12... United Nations Club ll. DIANNE JUNE BRAMMER SUSAN JANE 25l8 Wycliife Road BREDEHOEFT COMMERCIAL Harford Road, Hyde, Md. COMMERCIAL Dianne . . . 18 . . . 5'2 Sue . . .17 . . . 5'7 . . . . . . blue eyes . . . light brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . junior Business Club I2 . . . Favorites: Neat . . . basketball . . . subs, pizza . . . typing . . . swim- ming . . . secretary. brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Great . . . --badminton . . . fried shrimp . . . psychology class . . . lwimming . . . job's Daugh- ters . . . housewife. I7 ROBERT M. BREIGHNER 1801 White Oak Avenue GENERAL Bob . . . 18 . . . 5'7 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Oh, baby doll . . . baseball, football ...steak...shop...car- pentry. EVELYN ELIZABETH BRUFFEY New Cut Road, Hyde, Md. ACADEMIC Betty ...18...5'... hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: 0fui . . . basketball . . . sweet corn . . . stamp collecting . . . MYF . . . medical social worker. WILLIAM JOSEPH BURKARD 3021 Parktowne Road GENERAL Tiny . . . 18 . . . 6'7 . . . brown eyes . . . black hair . . . basketball 12 . . . Favorites: He was, who he . . . basketball, baseball . . . Virginia baked ham, apple sauce . . . future printer. CHARLES AUGUST BURMAN 8620 Old Harford Road GENERAL Chuck . . . 18 . . . 6'l . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: hunting . . . shrimp, subs . . . ma- chine shop . . . archery . . . machinist. JOYCE ANN BULLEN 4011 Taylor Avenue GENERAL J0ye ...l7...5'... hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . U.N. Club ll, 12 . . . F.T.A. Club ll, 12 . . . monitor ll, 12 . . . office asst. 10, ll . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Favorites: That's life . . . basketball . . . Italian dishes . . . future teacher. CATHERINE JANE BURKHEAD s212 oakleagh Road GENERAL '-kay . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . .. brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: I give up . . . baseball, basketball . . . pot roast, fried chicken . . . Physical Education . . . danc- ing . . . Methodist Youth Fellowship. HARRY JENKINS BROWN 2606 Wycliife Road ACADEMIC Hank . . . 18 . . . 5'1l . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . Student Council ll, 12 . . . Favorites: tennis . . . stuffed peppers . . . Chem- istry . . . amateur radio . . . MYF . . . engineering. RUTH BURTON Glen View Road GENERAL Speedy . . . 17 . . . 5'6 . hazel eyes . . . light brown hair . . . office asst. 12 . . . Favorites: Nervous honey . . . basketball . . . fried chicken. brown eyes brown hair blue eyes brown hair Favorites likes steak. Math Plans to wear WILLIAM LESTER CARRUTH 3101 Putty Hill Avenue ACADEMIC Bill . . . 18 . . . 5'l1 . .. Projection Squad 10, 11, I2 . . . Student Council 10, ll . . . cross country, mgr. 10, ll, 12 . . . basketball, mgr. ...tennis... 10, 11, 12 physician. OLGA MADELINE CASPARE 2504 Windsor Road COMMERCIAL Mad ... 18... 5'4 . . . gray eyes . . . light brown hair . . . Favorites: You bet- ter believe it . . . swim- ming . . . milkshakes . . . records . . . secretarial work. 12 . 12 . JOE W. CASCIO Shanklin Avenue ACADEMIC Cat ...17...6'... brown eyes . . . brown hair ...bandl0,1l,12... Favorites: Lots of luck ... baseball . . . steak . . . drumming . . . modern jazz . . . future aeronautical en- gineer. ROBERT LUTHER CHESTER 3601 Putty Hill Avenue GENERAL Bob . . . 17 .' . . 5'I0 . . . blue eyes . . . dirty blond hair . . . band 10, 11, 12 . . . baseball 10, ll, 12 . . . Favorites: She's neat . . . basketball . . . hamburg- ers . . . swimming . . . engi- neer. .- OLIVE LEE CANTWELE. 8311 Wilson Avenue COMMERCIAL Olive brown hair Class Org . . chorus 10 ll vo leyball 10 ll basketball ll, 12 Secretary of MASC . . secretary THOMAS FRANCIS CIOEFF 3021 California Avenue ACADEMIC Tom brown eyes dark brown hair Class Org 10 ll 12 tennis hamburgers French plans to enter the teaching profession Gale . . . PAUL EDWARD CLAYTON Fork, Maryland GENERAL Paul . . . l7 . . . 5'8 hazel eyes . . . dark brown hair . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 'inf . . . Favorites: Watcha do ...'A ' , , old boy . . . soccer . . . meatloaf . . . wood shop . . . liying model airplanes. EDDY ROBERT CRANE 7924 Aiken Avenue ACADEMIC Big Ed . . .17 . . .6' brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . library asst. 10, ll Favorites: Whadda you say . . . baseball . . . tennis chicken . . . French . . . Walther League . . . teen CCIIICT. PO MARY LEE COMBS 9611 Dixon Avenue COMMERCIAL Mary Lee . . . 18 . . . 5'1 . . . brown eyes . . . dark brown hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 . . . Yearbook I2 . . . Favorites: Hey, Kids! . . . swimming . . . ice skating . . . steamed crabs . . . future secretary. BARBARA JEAN CONNER 3853 Schroeder Avenue COMMERCIAL Barb . . . 18 . . . 5'2 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: spaghetti . . . shorthand . . . movies . . . stenographer in the future. if , I, GALE JANE COMES 4136 Lincoln Avenue COMMERCIAL 4 GILBERT ALLEN CLICE 2901 Hiss Avenue ACADEMIC Sydney . . . 18 . . . 5'7 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . baseball ll . . . Favorites: That's the way it goes . . . baseball . . . steak . . . Geog- raphy . . . tropical fish . . . Navy. 17 5 3 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . cheerleader 10, ll . . . Favorites: Neat . . . swim- ming . . . anything fatten- mg . . . typing . . . dancing . . . secretary. JOHN FAIRFAX COZAD 1825 East joppa Road GENERAL johnny . . . 18 . . . 6' . . . brown eyes . . . black hair... band 10, ll, 12... baseball 10 . . . Favorites: Have fun . . . basketball . . . hamburgers . . . french fries . . . chemistry . . . Rifle club . . . camping . . . hunting . . . draftsman. f , f , ,,w-w i: , sig' ff W --Xie:-.Auf 2755 . 4'if,:- 'E Ai W iii 3' I CHARLES PHILLIP CRE SSMAN 2938 Niefield Avenue W, 3 GENERAL V Phil . . . 18 . . . 5'7 . . . H vu 111, . V -Y , s,,,-,Q fi -,QL -ff rf 1515.3 -ins 1:4 as fw brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Oh, well ...tennis...steak... Woodshop . . . Luther League . . . building . . . plans to enter the ministry. I MAMIE VIOLA CROSS DOROTHY MAE 3346 Willoughby Road 312322335123 d COMMER IA1. C COMMERCIAL -' '...1...5'4 Mm 7 Dotty . . . 18 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. I2 . . . chorus 10, ll, I2 . . . Fa- vorites: Schush . . . tennis . . . bowling . . . steak. -IANET ELIZABETH DARNALL 9521 Ridgley Avenue COMMERCIAL jan . . . 17 . . . 5'6 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . softball 10, ll . . . Fa- vorites: That'll be the day . . . skating . . . swimming . . . playing the guitar . . . joining the WAVES. ALICE R. DAVIS 3006 Second Avenue ACADEMIC Ray . . . 17 . . . 5'5 . . . brown eyes . . . dark brown hair . . . volleyball 10, ll . . . Favorites: Cat's Meow . . . baseball . . . wrestling . . . concord grapes . . . spinach . . . Math . . . bowl- ing . . . swimming . . . Psy- chology. CATHERINE MARIE . . . blue eyes 10, ll, I2 . . . operator. JOANNE RAE DAVIES 9112 Crosshill Road COMMERCIAL jo ...l7...5'5 ... grey eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Alright Sam . . . basketball . . . chicken . . Social Studies . . . art . . designing. BONNIE LEE DE GRAVES 3041 East Avenue ACADEMIC Bonnie . . . I7 . . . 5'4 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 . . . Favorites: tennis . . . cheeseburgers . . . English . . . reading . . . teen center . . . plans to be a teacher. DENGLER DEIGERT 2914 Hiss Avenue 100 Walnut Avenue ACADEMIC ACADEMIC Cathy . . . . . . Peggy - - - 17 56 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown - - - blue CYCS bl0l1dC hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: You better believe it . . . tennis . . . basketball . . . sour beef and dump- lings . . . Latin . . . Rain- bow Girls . . . Latin teacher. brown hair . . . office asst Gee . . . swimming spaghetti and meat balls typing . . . dancing teen center . . telephone MARGARET LOUISE hair . . . Class Org 12 softball I0 . . Favorites badminton . . pizza Math . . . photography RUTH ESTHER DIETZ Glen Arm, Maryland COMMERCIAL Ruth . . . 17 . . . 5'7 . . . brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . Favorites: Oh, no! . . . tennis . . . tuna lish sandwiches . . . Social Stud- ies . . . collect stamps . . . ice skating . . . otlice work. RONALD GEORGE DILL 7805 Clarksworth Place GENERAL Dill Pickle . . . 17 . . . 5'7 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 ...bandl0,ll,l2... track ll, I2 . . . Favorites: Oh, my aching back . . . playing the trumpet . . . Boys' Brigade . . . Certified Public Accountant. RICHARD ALAN DISHAROON 7808 Ardmore Avenue ACADEMIC Dick . . . 17 . . . 5'l0 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, l2 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . .. Favorites: Heaven's to Bet- s sour beef and dum Y --- . . P- lmgs . . . Phoenix Choir . . . career with music. CAROLYN RUTH DUMLER 3004 Taylor Avenue ACADEMIC Cami n l7 5'4 . . . bltlle eyes . . . light brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . chorus 10 . . . Year- book 12 ...Speech 10 . .. College Club I2 . . . job's Daughter . . . Luther League . . . college. DONNA LEE DRENNEN 2924 Manns Avenue ACADEMIC Donna . . . 18 . . . 5'l . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . chorus ll, 12 . . . softball 10, ll . . . Favorites: For Pete's sake . . . swim- ming . . . chow mein . . . beautician. NANCY JANE EDMONSTON 7902 High Point Road GENERAL Janie . . . 17 . . . 5'2 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . monitor ll, 12 . . . F.N.A. 12 . . . Favorites: Its herce . . . basketball . . . fried chicken . . . swim- ming . . . CYO . . . nursing as a career. ELIZABETH CHERYL EDWARDS 9504 Fullerdale Avenue COMMERCIAL Cheryl . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Stu- dent Council I2 . . . volley- ball ll . . . Favorites: bas- ketball . . . potato chips . . . shorthand . . . dancing . . . secretary. MERLE JEAN ESAIAS 9230 Smith Avenue ACADEMIC jean . . . 18 . . . 5'5 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . volleyball l0 . . . hockey mgr. ll . . . cheer- leader 10, ll, 12 . . . moni- tor l2 . . . Yearbook ll, 12 . . . MYF . . . dental hygiene. JOYCE MACLEA RD MARCIA ANN FABER 8805 Fearne Avenue ESLINGER 2500 Creighton Avenue COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL Marcia . . . l7 . . . 5'5 .. H , n . . . brown eyes . . . brown Joyce ' 18 ' ' ' 58 hair . . .volleyball ll . . . . . . blue eyes . . . blonde Favorites: So what . . . hair . . . Favorites: Oh fish spaghetti . . . Home Ec. hooks . . . swimming . . . hamburgers . . . typing . . . reading . . . teen center . . . secretary. . . . dancing . . . secretary. KENNETH WILSON FERGUSON 9703 Magledt Road COMMERCIAL Ken . . .18 . . . 5'9 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Oh, but no . . . baseball . . . spaghetti . . . math . . . automobiles. DOROTHY ANN FISCHER 3013 Arizona Avenue GENERAL Dottie . . . 18 . . . 5'll . . . dark brown hair . . brown eyes . . . nurse assi. I2 . . . Favorites: You all . . . baseball . . . cheeseburg- ers . . . french fries . . . math . . . future woman in white. KENNETH LEE FINKE 3113 Willoughby Road GENERAL sig Mike . . . 17 . . . 5'9 . . . blue eyes . . . dirty blond hair . . . Favorites: football . . . sour beef and dumplings . . . gym . . . Geography . . . working on cars . . . future in the Coast Guards. DEANNA MARIE FISHER 2843 Cub Hill Road COMMERCIAL Bunny . . . 17 . . . 5'5 . . . hazel eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. ll, l2 . . . Student Council 12 . . . Yearbook ll, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: Too much . . . shorthand . . . MYF . . . MASC editor . . . secretary. BARBARA JEAN FLANAGAN DANIEL LOUIS FITZELL Glen Arm, Maryland 3022 Willoughby Road ACADEMIC ACADEMIC H H , jean . . . 17 . . . 5'5 . . . Danni' - - - 17 - - - 5'8' blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . band 10, ll, 12 . . . Favorites: relaxing . . . hunting . . . Rifle club . . . Explorer Scout . . . law en- forcement lies ahead. F . . . Class Org. 11,12 . . . Student Council ll . . . F.N.A. 10, ll, 12 . . . College ClubI2...U.N.l2... hockey 10, ll, I2 . . . All- Star Team 12 . . . CYO . . . future nurse. NORMA SUZANNE FOSSETT ANNA RUTH FRANCIS 8635 Oakleigh Road 309 St. Dunstans Road COMMERCIAL ACADEMIC Ann . . . I8 . . . 5'3 . . . Suzy . . . I8 . . . 53 brown eyes . . . black hair . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . Student Council IO, ll, I2 . . .hockey 10, ll, 12 . . . Favorites: just check- ing . . . rhubarb pie . . . Social Studies . . . MYF social worker. DENNIS FRANKLIN GERLACH 7207 Park Drive ACADEMIC Den'...l8...6'... brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Cross Country 10 . . . Favorites: subs . . . French . . . junior Optimist Club . . . likes to work on radios and TV's . . . work in elec- 24 tronics. BARBARA ELIZABETH FRANKS 2734 Waldor Drive COMMERCIAL Barb . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . hazel eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Favorites: volley- ball . . . dancing . . . pizza . . . Social Studies. HELEN G. GARDNER 8709 Satry Hill Road GENERAL Helen . . . 17 . . . 5'6 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Yearbook 12 . , . Favorites: That's neat . . . swimming . . . subs . . milkshakes . . . Math . . sewing . . . dancing . . clerk-typist. . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Fa- vorites: tennis . . . fried chicken . . . Social Studies . . . dancing . . . teen center . . . future typist. JERRY j. FREY 3023 Linwood Avenue COMMERCIAL jer ...l7...6'l . .. hazel eyes . . .brown hair . . . Favorites: Get Lost ...baseball . . . subs . .. U.S. History . . . loafing. DARRELL MARTIN GAVER 2819 Ontario Avenue ACADEMIC Darrell . . . I8 . . . 5'8 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . wrestling ll . . . Favorites: Boy, I could eat that . . . swimming . . . shrimp . . . Latin . . . teen center . . . surgeon. ROGER JOSEPH GERSTENBERG 2901 Willoughby Road GENERAL Rog ...l7...6'... blue-green eyes . . . light brown hair . . . baseball ll A . . . Favorites: Tough tur- key . . . bowling . . . danc- ing . . . community baseball . . . Coast Guard beware. HOWARD TIMOTHY GERSTMYER 3053 Oak Forest Drive ACADEMIC Tim . . .18 .. . 6'l . . . blue eyes . . . light brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: Hurry up . . . foot- ball . . . strawberries . . . Physics . . . Parkville Teen Center. ELLEN CAROL GOLDSCHMIDT 7921 High Point Road COMMERCIAL Ellen . . . 17 . . . 5'1 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Favorites: What's your problem . . . swimming . . . Bar BQ . . . secretary. DONALD EUGENE GROOMES 2811 Topaz Avenue GENERAL Don . . . 18 . . . 5'11 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Yea, man . . . baseball . . . hamburgers . . . gym . . . skating. JOHN SCOTT HANCOCK 9006 Avondale Road GENERAL johnny . . . 18 . . . 56 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: crazy . . . baseball . . . chicken . . . Social Studies . . . danc- ing . . . draftsman. ifishirwl- - 'i.,lv . . ANNE LEE GLOVER 4015 Schroeder Avenue GENERAL Anne . . . 18 . . . 5'5 . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Favorites: It's not me, it's the rest of the wor1d . . . basketball . . . seafood . . Biology . . . nurse. DIANA LEE CREENWOOD 9513 Powderhorn Lane ACADEMIC uDin 51717 blue eyes . . . blonde hair ii . . .Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . monitor ll, 12 . . . pioneer ll . . . Student Council 10, 12 . . .hockey 10, ll, 12 . . . basketball 10, ll . . . softball 10, ll . . . Church Fellow- ship . . . teacher. ALICE ELEANORA GROVE 2631 joppa Terrace COMMERCIAL Al ...l8...5'7 ... blue eyes . . . light brown hair . . . Yearbook ll, 12 . . . hockey l0,ll, 12... softball 10, ll . . . likes to go flying . . . Civil Air Patrol . . . National Rifle Club . . . plans to join the Air Force. GEORGE A. HARE 3204 Texas Avenue GENERAL Murphy . . . 19 . . . 5'6 hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . wow! . . . swimming . . Research of Baltimore . . missile engineer. . . . green eyes . . . blond Favorites: I mean like hamburgers . . . likes to build rockets . . . Rocket 26 GUY WILLIAM HARPER 27ll Maple Avenue ACADEMIC Guy . . . 18 . . . 5'll . . . blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . Student Council ll, 12 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Lettermen's Club ll, 12 . . . baseball I0 . . . cross coun- try 10, ll, 12 . . . track ll, I2 . . . heading for West Point. JOAN ALECIA HARRY 3049 Woodside Avenue ACADEMIC Joan . . . 17 . . . 5'7 . . . hazel eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . Yearbook ll, 12 . . . cheerleader 10, ll, 12 . . . library asst. I0 . . . Student Council 10 . . . MYF . . . future undecided. JOAN RUTH HEINERICHS 2631 Hiilcrest Avenue ACADEMIC joan . . . 17 . . . 5'5 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . .Class Org. ll . .. chorus 10 . . . hockey 10 . . . basketball 10, ll . . . Favorites: It bugs me . . . pizzas . . . writing letters . . . housewife. SUSAN CA ROLYN HILGARTNER 2502 Lakewood Court COMMERCIAL Sue . . .18 . . . 5'6 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . moni- tor l2 . . . volleyball ll . . . Favorites: swimming . . . subs . . . typing . . . secre- tary and later marriage. l HAROLD JOHN HARPLE 2815 Garnet Road ACADEMIC u - n Happie ...l7...6' . . . blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, I2 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Favorites: Holy Mack- eral . . . baseball . . . spa- ghetti . . . playing the ac- cordian . . . college bound. JANET ROSALIE HEILMAN 6701 Highview Avenue COMMERCIAL jan . . .17 . . . 5'2 . . . green eyes . . . auburn hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: Where's the party . . . basketball . . . Driver's Ed .... Sunday School teacher . . . secretary. KATHERINE HELEN HEMMETER 3109 Acton Road COMMERCIAL Kay . . . 18 . . . 5'7 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: basketball . . . danc- ing . . . bowling . . . reading . . . job's Daughter . . . stenographer. CARL EDWARD HIGH 9430 Ridgely Road GENERAL Carl . . . I7 . . . 5'll . . . brown eyes . . . black . hair . . . Favorites: Oh, Man . . . weight lifting . . . milkshakes . . . ham- burgers . . . Driver's Ed. . . . work for the telephone R 7 company. HUBERT CLEMENTS HOGAN 3024 California Avenue GENERAL Bud . . . 19 . . . 5'l0 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . soccer 10 . . . soft- ball referee ll . . . Favorites: What, me worry? . . . baseball . . . American Hisa tory . . . collecting coins . . . State Trooper. CLAIRE DENISE HUBBARD 3105 California Avenue GENERAL Claire . . . 17 . . . 5'3 . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Holy smokes . . .. basketball . . . skating . . . dancing . . . math . . . plans to work for the telephone company. BARBARA LOIS IRVIN 3008 Oak Forest Drive COMMERCIAL Barb . . . 18 . . . 5'5 . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 . . . library asst. 11 . . . chorus 10 . . . softball 10 . . . MASC Newsletter . . . Favorites: That's a laugh and a half . . . basketball . . . pizza pie . . . job's Daughters . . . secretary. EDWARD THOMAS jerriuss GRETCHEN ELIZABETH HOKEMEYER 107 Chesley Avenue ACADEMIC Gretch . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . hazel eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 . . . chorus 10 . . . hockey ll, 12 . . . Favorites: pizza . . . Biology . . .job's Daugh- ters. CAROL MARIE HUTSCHENREUTER Hutschenreuter Road COMMERCIAL Grouchy . . . 17 . . . 5'5 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Bum- ming around . . . softball . . . apples . . . typing , . . cooking . . . 4-H member . . . Sunday School teacher . . . ,office worker. URSULA IAEGGI 8129 Oakleigh Road ACADEMIC Bambi . . . 18 . . . 5'6 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Favorites: Weill . . . ski- ing . . . turkey . . . ping- pong . . . playing piano . . . foreign policy . . . for- eign interpreter. CAROL ANN JEFFERSON l9l2 Wildwood Avenue 2112 Taylor Avenue ACADEMIC GENERAL Carol . . . 17 . . . 5'5 Jeff ,,,17,,,5',,, ...browneyes...brown blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . soccer mgr. 10, ll . . . Favorites: Great day . . . football . . . chow mein . . . radio shop . . . electronics. hair . . . Class Org. 10 . . . dramatics 12 . . . Favorites: art . . . painting . . . job's Daughters . . . Youth for Christ Club . . . fashion il- lustrator and designing. 27 MARY JEAN IRENE JOINER 4146 Harnis Avenue GENERAL jean . . . 17 . . . 5'8 . . . green eyes . . . blonde hair . . . chorus 12 . . . Favorites: That's nice, huh? . . . spaghetti . . . chemistry . . . basketball . , . stock car races . . . music reading . . . nurse. ELSIE CATHERINE KEEFER 3100 Sixth Avenue COMMERCIAL DOROTHY LOUISE KEMPSKE 9000 Old Harford Road ACADEMIC Else . . . 17 . . . 5' . . . Dott brown eyes . . . black hair . . . . . . dramatics ll . . . Fa- vorites: If you had a brain, you'd be dangerous . . . swimming . . . french fries . . . typing . . . dancing . . . joining the Navy. hair . . . Class Org. 12 10 . . . couege Club 12 Favorites: badminton . collects records . . . typing . . . job's Daughters . . . Sunday School teacher . . . Dental Assistant. KEN WAYNE KINION 8808 Flarni Avenue GENERAL Ken ...l7...6'... brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . baseball 10, ll . . . Fa- vorites: That's the way the ball bounces . . . pizza pie . . . mechanical drawing. y ...l7...5'9 hazel eyes . . . blonde r.T.A. 10, 11, I2 . . . chbrhi fried chicken . . . French . . . teaching. i N LOIS ANN KIDD JOAN ELIZABETH KING 3002 Parktowne Road 3102 Willoughby Road COMMERCIAL ACADEMIC Lo . . . 17 . . . 5'9 . . . joan . . . I8 . . . 5'6 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair hazel eyes . . . red hair . . . . . . Class Org. 12 . . . chorus Class Org. 10, ll, I2 . . . l0, ll, 12 . . . volleyball ll library asst. 10 . . . chorus . . . basketball I2 . . . Fa- 10, ll, 12 . . . Phoenix Choir vorites: Proud of ya . . . . . . secretary. BARBARA LILLIAN KALBSKOPF 9504 Ridgeley Avenue ACADEMIC Barb . . . I8 . . . 5'7 . . . green eyes . . . blonde hair . . . chorus 10 . . . basketball 10, ll, 12 . . . hockey 10 . . . softball 10 . . . Favorites: Gee, Dad . . . steak . . . English . . . teacher. ALBERTA JO KLOIBER 8838 Belair Road GENERAL -joey . .. 18... 5'3 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll . . . Favorites: Oh, horses . . . basketball . . . hamburgers ...art...drawing... art teacher or display artist. BARBARA ANN KNORR 3052 Parktowne Road COMMERCIAL Barb . . . 18 . . . 5'1 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair ...Class Org. 11,12 . .. Yearbook Finance Club ll . . . ollice helper 12 . . . Fa- vorites: basketball . . . Eng- lish . . . typing . . . secretary. PATRICIA ANN KOLB 8317 Old Harford Road GENERAL Pat . . .17 . . . 5'2 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . Favorites: I'rn all shook . . . basketball . . . UP . . pizza . . . writing to pen pals President of Elvis Pres- ley 'Fan Club . . . show busi- ness. GAIL ANN KRAFT 2918 Willoughby Road COMMERCIAL Gail . . . 17 . . . 5'6 . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . oflice helper ll, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: Oh, for Pete's sake . . . volleyball . . . Social Studies . . . otlice worker. FREDA KUNDEL 9917 Finney Drive COMMERCIAL Freda . . . 18 . . . 5'6 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . chorus 10, ll . . . Favorites: basketball . . . turkey . . . Social Studies . . . hiking . . . plans to enter into the field of busi- EDDORA KUNKEL 9917 Finney Drive COMMERCIAL Eddora . . . 19 . . . 5'9 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . chorus 10, 11 . . . Favorites: baseball . . . cold turkey . . . reading . . . taking hikes. RONALD GORDEN KURZ 2907 Ontario Avenue GENERAL Ronnie . . . 17 . . . 6'6 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . projection squad 10 . . . Letterman's Club ll, 12 . . . basketball 10, 11, 12 . . . baseball 10, ll . . . Toy Campaign 10, ll, 12. KENNETH ROBERT LA FON 8511 Oakleigh Road ACADEMIC Ken . . . 17 . . . 5'9 . . . green eyes . . . light brown hair . . . baseball ll . . . cross country 11, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: Holy, jump . . . golf . . . Trigonometry . . . mechanical engineer. IICSS. JOHN JAMES LAMBERT 9128 Sperl Avenue GENERAL john . . . 17 . . . 6'3 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: That's neat . . . swimming . . . hamburg- ers . . . radio . . . dancing . . . electrician. KAREN E. LARSEN 87ll Wilson Avenue CHARLES EDWARD LAWRENCE, JR. ACADEMIC 2707 Sarah Lane GENERAL Karen . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . brown eyes . . . brown Bud . . . 18 . . . 5'll hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . Student Council 10 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . volleyball ll . . . Favorites: tennis . . . steak . . . Eng- lish . . . music . . . Method- ist Youth Fellowship . . . physical therapist. WILLIAM JAMES LEWIS Fork Road, Fork Maryland GENERAL Bill . . . 5'3 . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. I2 . . . Yearbook ll, 12 . . . Favorites: Kool cat . . . baseball . . . fried chicken . . . wood shop . . . sports . . . hunting . . . engineer. JAMES EDWARD LUCAS 2815 Alden Road ACADEMIC Luke . . . 17 . . . 6'l . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. I2 . . . band l0, ll, I2 . . . Pioneer ll, 12 . . . soccer 10, ll, 12 . . . basketball l0, ll, I2 . . . baseball 10, ll...Favorites: C'est dommage . . . sea- food . . . chemical engineer. HELEN GRACE MATTHAI Shanklin Avenue GENERAL Helen . . . 18 . . . 5'6 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. I2 . . . moni- tor l0, ll, 12 . . . F.T.A. ll, 12 . . . Favorites: basketball . . . spaghetti . . . Math . . . Four-H . . . teacher. . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. I2 , , . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . track ll . . . Favorites: Men . . . football . . . Italian food . . . mechanical draw- ing . . . Air Force Reserve . . . insurance business. CAROLYN LEE LOWERY 4129 Cliifvale Road GENERAL Squirt . . . I7 . . . 5'3 hazel eyes . . . brown hair ...Favoritesz Your wasted . . . basketball . . . spaghetti ...Math...danclng... hostess. TERESA MILDRED MAROUSEK Fork Road ACADEMIC Terry . . . 18 . . . 5'4 brown eyes . . . brown hair . . .chorus ll, 12 . . .Future Nurse's Club 12 . . . college club 12 . . . Favorites: foot- ball . . . hamburger . . . history . . . college bound. RICHARD WILLIAM MCACTOR Mack ...l8...6'... brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . monitor 10 . . . Letter- man's club . . . Favorites: That's the way the cookie crumbles' . . . steak . . . Math . . . engineer. I HENRY NEWTON CAROL ANN MCALLISTER MCCARL 2901 Alden Road 100 W. Chesley Avenue ACADEMIC ACADEMIC Micki . . . is . . . 5'8 . . . Henry - . - 17 . . . 6'8 blue eyes . . . brown hair . . .Class Org. 10,11 . . . dramatics . . . Favorites: That'll be the day . . . skating . . . fried shrimp . . . job's Daughters . . . teacher. ROCHELLE ELIANE MCCOY 3132 Texas Avenue GENERAL Rochelle . . . 17 . . . 5'7 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Favor- ites: That's besides the point . . . milkshakes . . . painting . . . roller skating GRACE ANN MEDING 8842 Satyr Hill Road ACADEMIC Ann . . .17 . . . 5'6 . . . blue-green eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 10, 11, 12 . . . journalism 10, ll, 12 ...F.N.A.l0,l1,12... National Honor Society ll, 12 . . . Student Council 12 . . . hockey 10, ll, 12 . . . basketball 10, ll . . . college bound. . . . housewife. DONALD EDWARD HERBERT RALPH MCNALLY MCNEW r 3047 California Avenue 8 Virginia Avenue GENERAL ACADEMIC Mouse . . . l7 . . . 5'8 Herb , . . 18 . . . 5'l1 . . . brown eyes . . . brown . . . gray eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10 . . . hair , , , baseball 10, ll, 12 Letterman's club . . . Projec- basketball 10, ll , , , grgss tion squad . . . baseball 10, Country 10 , , , Favorites: ll . . . basketball 11 . . . Ready, Freddy . . . steak cross country 10 . . . soccer , , , Trigonometry , , ll, 12 . . . Marine Corps. engineer. . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair...Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . National Honor Society ll, 12... chorus10,ll,12 . . . Letterman's club ll, 12 ...U.N.clubll,l2... field and track mgr. ll . . . soccer mgr. 12 . . . Scientist. IRENE LOUISE MCLEWEE 7415 Old Harford Road GENERAL Irene . . . 17 . . . 5'2 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Crazy man Crazy . . . ice skating . . . swimming . . . English . . . hamburger. CLAUDIA MARIE MEISE 9604 Belair Road COMMERCIAL Claud . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . majorettes 10, ll, 12 . . . chorus 10 . . . Favor- ites: basketball . . . collecting records .... cheeseburgers . . . English . . . Luther League . . . housewife. MICAL TYNE MERSHON 1951 E. joppa Road ACADEMIC Mike . . . 18 . . . 5'5 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . basketball IO, 12 . . . baseball 12 . . . Science Club I2 . . . Favorites: research . . . chemistry . . . Bio- physics. PATRICIA ANN MERSHON 1829 Comwood Road ACADEMIC Pat . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 ...F.N.A.l0,ll,l2... Yearbook 12 . . . Dramatics ll . . . National Honor Society ll, 12 . . . Student Council 12 . . . basketball 10 ll 1 VIRGINIA LEE MESSICK 3017 HISS AVENUE COMMERCIAL Jinny . . . 18 . . . 5'5 . .. blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: How about that . . . basketball . . . spaghetti . . . typing . . . bowling . . . secretary. CHARLES WESLEY MICHEL 2510 Michels Lane GENERAL Wes . . . 17 . . . 5'l0 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: That's the way the ball bounces . . . bowling . . . ice cream , . . Science . . . Explorers scouts . . . florist. 1 MARY MARTHA MEYER 8306 Beryl Road COMMERCIAL Mar ...l7 ...5'8 .. . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Yr. Bk. Finance club 10 . . . Favorites: That's about the size of it . . . swimming . . .lobsters . . . Math... C. Y. O .... secretary. DOLORES ROBERTA MILLER 6 West Elm Avenue COMMERCIAL Dee . . . 18 . . . 5'6 . . . brown eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 10 . . . Office asst. 12 . . . Favorites: spa- ghetti and meatballs . . . shorthand . . . dancing . . . secretary. . 2 . . . future nurse. DORIS KATHERINE MILLER 9014 Old Harford Road GENERAL Dorrie . . . 17 . . . 5'3 . . . brown eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . nurse asst. 10. ll, 12 . . , Favorites: For Pete's sake . . . basketball . . . oil paint- ing . . . housewife. 32 ELLEN LOUISE MILLER 2624 Hillcrest Avenue COMMERCIAL ELLEN . . . 17 . . . 5'6 . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . chorus 10 . . . nurse asst. ll . . . monitor 12 . . . Favorites Oh, no . . . foot- ball . . . Social Studies . . . dancing . . . future recep- tionist. GLENDA MAE MILLER 1941 Mountain Avenue GENERAL Glen . . . 17 . . . 5'2 . . . hazel eyes . . . Blonde hair . . . softball 10 . . . Favorites: Oh, brother . . . baseball . . . milkshakes . . . clothing . . . sewing. ilesee . ' Vys I, ' -' i, F 1l IG ' l 5 2 LUCILLE ELIZABETH 4 fi5 f MILLER it H ., E li: ,1.' 24 Blehaven Drive COMMERCIAL U - Luc . . . 17 . . . 5'5 . . . as V I i ' hazelyeyes . . . blonde hair at ,A W H . . . Class Org. 12 . . . office t asst. 12 . . . library asst. ll , - . . . softball 10 . . . Civil Air Patrol . . . National Rifle - - Association. WILLIAM FREDERICK MILLER 3115 Putty Hill Road GENERAL Bill . . . 17 . . . 5'3 . . . blue eyes . . . light brown hair . . . baseball mgr. 10, ll . . . basketball mgr. ll . . . Favorites: Don't laugh, it could have been you . . . fried chicken . . . cars . . . future mechanic. GERALD ALLAN HARRY WILLIAM MILLER 8747 Old Harford Road ACADEMIC Harry . . . 17 . . . 5'l0 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. ll . . . Student Council 10 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . basket- ball ll . . . baseball 11 . , . Favorites: Wanta betl . . . subs . . . engineer. PHYLLIS JEAN MILLER 4111 Slater Avenue COMMERCIAL Phyl . . . 18 . . . 5'2 . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Yr. Bk. Finance club ll . . . Favorites: Oh, sugar . . . basketball . . . ice cream . . . history . . . reading . . . future secretary. JACK WAYNE MOTHERSHEAD 9407 Harford Road GENERAL jack . . . 17 . . . 5'8 . . . blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . Favorites: That's the way it goes . . . baseball . . . steak . . . mechanical drawing . . . wants to be a draftsman. JOSEPH SMITH MORGAN E Svgcmfe Road 2524 Canterbury Road ACADEMIC ACADEMIC Jer . . . 18 . . . 5'8 . . joe Doat . . . 18 . . . 5'5 blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Okay . . . drag racing . . . pizza pies . . . tinkers with cars . . . auto mechanic. . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Cross country 10 . . . track ll, 12 . . . Favorites: foot- ball . . . pizzas . . . jr. Opti- mist club . . . Engineer of the future. 33 -3 -I - NURETTIN MUNIS 100 W. Overlea Avenue ACADEMIC jimmy . . . 18 . . . 5'8 . . . blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . U. N. club 12 . . . soccer 12 . . . Favorites: How are you making out . . . basketball ...subs...Math...jr. Achievement club . . .future electrician. ALETTA ANN MUNZERT 2308 Foster Avenue COMMERCIAL Alena . . . 19 . . . 5'5 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . library asst. ll, 12 . . . Favorites: That's nice . . swimming . . . sea food . . . I. B. M. operator. KATHERINE CAROL NAGLE 1821 Forrest Road ACADEMIC Kathie . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . brown eyes . . . light brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . chorus 10, ll ...U.N.c1ub1l,l2... monitor ll, 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . college club 12 . . . college bound. MARIE JOSEPHINE NEUHAUSER Glen Arm, Maryland ACADEMIC Newie . . . 12 . . . 5'5 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . hockey 11, 12 . . . Favorites: Isn't that neat . . . pizza pies . . . subs . . . future woman in white. RALPH ALLEN NELSON Baldwin, Maryland COMMERCIAL Allen . . . 17 . . . 5'11 . . . brown eyes . . . black hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . baseball 11 . . . Yearbook 11, 12 . . . library asst. 10, ll ...subs...hunting... wants to be an accountant. RONALD HENRY NEUMAN 7905 Oakdale Avenue ACADEMIC Ron . . .17 . . . 6'1 . . . blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . college club 12 . . . F. S. A. 12 . . . Favorites: Too much . . . steak . . . future business man. KATHRYN FERN NEWBURG 141 Otheoridge Road ACADEMIC Kathie . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . brown eyes . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . monitor 10, 11, 12 . . . National Honor Society 11, 12 . . . Student Council ll, 12 . . . Yearbook 11, 12 . . . hockey 10, 11, 12 . . .softball 10, ll . . . college bound. KAYE LYNN NEWBURG 7908 Oakleigh Road ACADEMIC Kaye . . . 16 . . . 5'8 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . hockey 10,11 . . . basket- ball 10 . . . softball 10, 11 . . . Favorites: English . . . future teacher. HARVEY LEIGH NOYES JOYCE ELAINE 2805 Emerald Road OSTERHAUS ACADEMIC 2808 Oakcrest Avenue COMMERCIAL Harvey . . . 17 . . . 6'2 , . . blue eyes . . . brown Joyce . . , 18 . . . 5'8 . . . hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . library asst. 10, ll ...labor- atory asst. ll, 12 . . . Favor- ites: tennis . . . apple pie . . . French . . . photography . . . future teacher. NORMAN PARNES 2510 Wentworth Avenue ACADEMIC Norm . . . 17 . . . 5'10 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 10 . . . baseball 10 . . . Pioneer ll, 12 . . . monitor I2 . . . Fav- orites: Um gawa B'wana French . . . college bound. DAVID FINN PEARCE Glen Arm, Maryland GENERAL Dave . . . 18 . . . 5'9 . . . brown eyes . . . black hair . . . Favorites: lishing . . . hunting . . . works on cars . . . steak . . . pizza pies. 1 I DORIS PATRICIA PRUETT Kingsville, Maryland COMMERCIAL Joan . . . 19 . . . 5'7 . .. brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: baseball . . . dancing . . . fried and baked chicken . . . typing . . . plans to be a housewife. . . .football . . . steak . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Student Council 12 . . . Favorites: football . . . danc- ing . . . shorthand...future secretary. JOSEPH MARTIN PARVIS 2425 Bradford Road ACADEMIC Fuzzy . . . 18 . . . 5'll . . . blue eyes . . . light brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . monitor ll, 12 . . . soccer 10 . . . Favorites: baseball . . . turkey . . . Amateur Radio . . . Civil Defense . . . engineering. PEGGY JANE PRITCHETT 8701 S. Baker Avenue COMMERCIAL Peg . ..17 . . . 5'9 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . basketball 10, ll, volleyball ll . . . Favor- ites: Hey, kids . . . short- hand . . . M.Y.F .... future . . . stenographer. BETTY ANNE RAGAN 2607 Hillcrest Avenue COMMERCIAL Betty Anne . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: swimming . . . dancing . . . pizzas . . . Social Studies . , . plans to be a secretary. CAROLYN JEAN KENNETH HENRY RAPPOLD REIER 8228 Belair Road B 04 COMMERCIAL len Am' Carol H ' Ken . . . is . . . 5'l0 . . . y . . . 17 . . . 55 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. ll . . . Favorites: You don't say . . . football . . . horse-back riding . . . hamburgers . . . Home Ec .... Future secre- tary. JOYCE KAY REINECKE 7807 Oak Avenue GENERAL Smokey . . . 18 . . . 5'3 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . library asst. ll . . . oilice asst. I2 . . . Favorites: bowling. . . liver and onions . . . Math . . . job's Daugh- ters . . . telephone operator. HOWARD RITTE 3052,Woodside Avenue ACADEMIC Rit . . . 19 . . . 5'l0 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . baseball 10, ll . . . soccer 10, ll, I2 . . . Favor- ites: Git hard . . . pizza pie . . . steak . . . builds models. .nf EARL SAMUEL ROLLISON 3310 Willoughby Road GENERAL Earl ...l7...6'... brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . Class Org. l0 . . . track ll . . . basketball 10, ll . . . soccer 10, ll . . . baseball 10 . . . Lettermen's club 12 . . . Optimist club . . . Marine Corps as a future. FRED DEAN REINTHALER 4102 Perry View Road GENERAL Fred . . . 18 . . . 5'll . . . blue eyes . . blonde hair . . . Favorites: I ain't worried . . . football . . . enjoys working on cars . . . likes hunting and fishing. RONALD EVANS ROBINSON 8705 School Road GENERAL Ronnie . . . I7 . . . 5'8 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Stepped in What? . . . steaks . . . Physics . . . works on guns . . . likes hunting. blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . likes wood shop. WILLIAM GEORGE SABISTON 2805 Superior Avenue GENERAL Bill . . . 18 . . . 5'9 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: How about that . . . football . . . subs . . . radio shop . . . plans to enter into radio Held or electronics. 4 SALLY GAY SANDBEK 2608 Canterbury Road COMMERCIAL Sally . . . 18 . . . 5'3 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Favorites: football . . . roller skating . . . harn- burgers . . . English . . . wants to be an I.B.M. operator. THOMAS FREDERICK ...browneyes...d brown hair . . . Class C 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . College Club 12 . . . M . . . future engineer. CLAUDIA RUTH . . . chorus 10, 11, 12 . college bound. NANCY LEONA SCHAMMEL 8715 Maravoss Lane ACADEMIC Tommy . . . 17 . . . 5'6 ark lrg. ll, 12 . . .'Student Council atli SCHEMM 2506 Proctor Lane ACADEMIC Claudia . . . 17 . . . 5'2 . . . gray eyes . . . auburn hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . cheerleader 10, ll, 12 . . . library asst. 10, ll, 12 . . . Student Council 10, 12 . . . monitor 10, 11, 12 DONLD REX SCHAFER 3417 Putty Hill Road GENERAL Don ...l8...6'... brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . Favorites: What, Me Worry, . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . turkey . . . wood shop . . . plans to enter the Army. JANET LEE SCHAUER 3127 Action Road COMMERCIAL janet . . . 17 . . . 5'a' . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . cheerleader 10, 11, 12 . . . yearbook ll, 12 . . . chorus 10 . . . softball 11 . . . shorthand . . . medical secretary. 3 PAUL RICHARD SCHERBACH 7825 Aiken Avenue ACADEMIC Richard . . . 18 . . . 5'8 . . . brown eyes . . . black hair . . . cross country I0 1 . . . track ll, 12 . . . Favor- ites: football . . . Optimist Riiie Club . . . English. PATRICIA HENRIETTA SCHILLER SCHMIDT 1 Glade Avenue 8827 Victory Avenue GENERAL COMMERCIAL Fief . . . 18 . . . 5'2 . . . Pat . . . 17 . . . 5'6 . . . green eyes . . . light brown hair . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Favorites: Too much . . . bowling . . . cooking . . . subs. hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . oilice asst. 12 . . . Favor- ites: archery . . . sewing . . . steak . . . secretarial work. JOHN MARVIN LEE SIMONE SCHROEDER 7554 Belair Road 4014 Schroeder Avenue ACADEMIC ACADEMIC Lee . . , 17 . . . 5'7 . .. HMHYV' - - - 18 - - - 5' - - - blue eyes . . . blonde hair blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 10,11 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . soccer 10, ll . . . Science Club ll, 12 . . . basketball 10, ll . . . baseball 10, ll . . . cross country 12 . . . future 1 g engineer. ' S 1 it LEONARD SIPPEL 2901 Linwood Avenue GENERAL Sip ...l7...6'... brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . soccer 10, ll, I2 . . . Favorites: Stick with those Colts . . . football . . . English . . drawing. DOUCLASS CUNNINGHAM SMITH 2714 Glendale Road ACADEMIC Doug . . . 17 . . . 5'1l . . . hazel eyes . . . blond hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . .. baseball 10 . . . Favorites: swimming . . . sour beef and dumplings . . . Math . . . college bound. PHYLLIS ANN SMITH 3108 Texas Avenue . . . F.N.C. 12 . . . Favorites: Isn't that whippy . . . pizza pie . . . Social studies . . . future nurse. BRUCE WILLIAM SMITH 24 Delight Avenue GENERAL Bruce . . . 18 . . . 5'9 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: likes to hunt . . . hamburgers. KENNETH ROBERT SMITH 9116 Belair Road GENERAL Ken . . .17 . . . 5'll . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Projection Squad I0 . . . monitor 10, ll...Favorites: What a bomb . . . shrimp salad . . . car engineer . . . radio . . . Navy. gg RICHARD E. SMITH 2718 Glendale Road COMMERCIAL ACADEMIC Phyl . . . 18 . . . 5'4 . .. .1 Rich . . . 17 . . . 6'1 . .. green SVCS - . - brown hail' . ' l blue eyes . . . blonde hair - - - Class Org- ll. 12 . . . E51 . . . Class Org. ll . . . band Yearbook 12 . . . Favorites: ' ' 10, 11, 12 , , , cross country Neat - - - swimming - . - 11, 12 . . . track ll, 12 . . . Civil Air Patrol . . . pizza M. Y. F .... Thunder Bolt pie . . . future secretary. Rilie Club, WALTER JOHN SPERL blue eyes brown hair Class Org I2 chorus Favorites: Nasty break pork and beans Math Naval brown eyes blonde hair Class Org I0 ll, 12 Student Council ll, 12 dramatics I0 ll I2 . . . cross country ll History WILLIAM GLENN STAIRS 9524 Belair Road GENERAL Bill . . . I8 . . . 5'5 . . . gray eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: That's the ball balance . . . football . . . meat loaf . . . Social studies . . . work . . . elec- trical engineer. EDGAR BERNARD STRICKLIN North Wind Road GENERAL Sonny . . . I8 . . . 5'8 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Favorites: What do you say . . . baseball . . . milkshakes . . . wood- shop . . . lifts weights. JAMES ROBERT SPRIGGS 3028 Texas Avenue GENERAL Bob . . . 18 . . . 5'1l . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: Nast break . . . pork and beans . . . Math Navy. 1 SANDRA LYNNE STEG 9118 Belair Road COMMERCIAL Sandy . . . 18 . . . 5'5 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 . . . Yearbook ll, I2 . . . Monitor I2 . . . MASC Newsletter I2 . . . Luther League . . . job's Daughters . . . future secretary. GAYL BARBARA SURRIDGE Baldwin, Maryland GENERAL Gayl . . . 17 . . . 5'8 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . library asst. ll . . . Yearbook 12 . . . chorus 10, ll . . . basketball 10, ll . . . choir . . .secretary of church . . . college bound. CHESTER PAUL . mechanical position. H- . . . Naval Reserve . . . TENNYSON 3328 Garnet Road GENERAL Ches . . . 17 . . . 6'4 . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Ain't much good are you? . . . basket ball . . . cars . rifie club WILLIAM JOHN TOMLINSON 3044 Arizona Avenue GENERAL Bill . . . 17 . . . 5'l0 gray eyes . . . brown . . . Favorites: football steak . . . roast beef hunting. BARBARA ELIZABETH WALCH 8236 Laurel Drive ACADEMIC Barb . . . 17 . . . 5'l . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . college club 12 . . . Favorites: That make it nice . . . basketball . . . rice pudding . . . Eng- lish . . . Girl Scouts . teacher. hair MYRA KAY TRYTHALL 7827 High Point Road ACADEMIC Myra . . . 18 . . . 5'6 . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . monitor 10, ll, 12 . . nurse's asst. 10, ll, 12 . . . Favorites: That's life! . . . basketball . . . submarines . ..Biology . . . Job's Daugh- ters . . . doctor of medicine. WILLIAM ANDREW VOGEL 2803 Summit Avenue GENERAL Bill . . . 17 . . . 5'l0 . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: Let's have respect for a Senior . . . football . . . steak . . . gym . . . cars. CHARLES HAILE TWINING, JR. Box 297 Glen Arm, Maryland ACADEMIC Chas. . . . 17 . . . 5'll . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, ll, 12 . . . Student Council I2 . . . National Honor Society ll, I2 . . . chorus 10, ll, I2 . . . college club 12 . . . U.N. club 12 . . . future diplomat. HAROLD JOHN WALL 8616 Old Harford Road GENERAII Sonny . . . 18 . . . 5'l0 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: hunting . . . milkshakes . . . ham- burgers . . . metal shop . . . future undecided. do RICHARD LEE TRIMBLE 2820 Cub Hill Road GENERAL Ted .. .18 . . . 6'2 . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Favorites: hunting . . . soft crabs . . . Math . . . bowling . . . draftsman. EARL RICHARD WARD 2001 Taylor Avenue GENERAL Earl . . . l7 . . . 5'8 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. I2 . . . Fav- orites: That's the breaks . . . swimming . . . cheese- burgers . . . hunting . . . dancing . . . printing. ARIS LILLIAN WASEL EDWARD PAUL 7704 Park Drive WATCHESKI COMMERCIAL 2923 Manns Avenue GENERAL Aris . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . Ed 17 5'll brown eyes . . . light brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Favorites: Neatness is a virtue . . . softball . . . pizzas . . . typ- ing . . . playing piano . . . secretary. BONNIE MARION WATTS 3108 Hiss Avenue GENERAL Bonnie . . . 17 . . . 5'4 . . . brown eyes . . . light brown hair . . . oflice asst. ll . . . Favorites: Come on Friday . . . basketball . . . fried chicken . . . music . . . future undecided. JANET CATHERINE WAXTER 7701 Park Drive ACADEMIC jan . . . 17 . . . 5'5 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 11,12 . . . F.N.C. 10, ll, 12 . . . hockey ll . . . Favorites: swimming . . . pizzas . . . Algebra . . . dancing . . . sewing. brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . soccer 10 . . . Favorites: milkshakes . . . mechanical drawing . . . fishing and hunting . . . draftsman. E SUSAN ODA WATTS 7704 Wilson Avenue ACADEMIC Sue . . .17 . . . 5'7 . . . green eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. ll, 12 . . . basketball 10, ll, 12 . . . volleyball 10, ll . . . job's Daughters. IRMA CAROLINE WEBER 9924 Harford Road COMMERCIAL Irma . . . 18 . . . 5'5 . . . brown eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: Oh, corn . . . ten- nis . . . Chinese beef steak . . . shorthand . . . music . . . stenographer. CAROLYN WEHR 9608 Magledt Road JAMES LEONARD WHITE 7812 Oak Avenue GENERAL ACADEMIC Caro1 . . . 18 . . . 5'8 Jim . . . I8 . . . 6' . . . . . . brown eyes . . . brown brown eyes . . . brown hair hair . . . nurse asst. 10, ll, . . . Favorites: How about that? . . . baseball . . . steak I2 ...F.N.A. IO, 1l,l2.. . monitor 10, ll, 12 . . . Fa- vorites: collecting records . . . subs . . . baseball. . . nursing as a career. . . .turkey . . . Science . . . mechanic. 'ff ---'A 1i'Q, ' V ' fa ii.,.. is 7 Kami BETTE ANN WHITEHURST 9219 Belair Road COMMERCIAL Bett . . . 17 . . . 5'9 . . . hazel eyes . . . light brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . jr. Business club I2 . . . Favorites: vol- leyball . . . hamburgers . . . typing . . . collecting records . . . future undecided. CAROLYN BLANCHE WILLICK Kingsville, Maryland COMMERCIAL Carolyn . . . 17 . . . 5'6 . . . hazel eyes . . . light brown hair . . . monitor 12 . . . Favorites: light do- hickey . . . archery . . . hamburgers . . . Social Stud- ies . . . church activities . . . secretary. WILLIAM LEROY WILLIS, JR. 2608 Wendover Road GENERAL Bill ...l8...6'... blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . Letterman's club I2 . . . basketball 11 . . . baseball ll . . .soccer I2 . . . Op- timist Club . . . Army. CATHERINE JUNE WILSON 2802 Glendale Avenue ACADEMIC june . . . 18 . . . 5'3 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair ...Class Org. ll,12.. . chorus 10, 11 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Nurse asst. 10, 12 . . . F.N.C. 12 . . . Favorites: Love those Italians . . . swimming . . . future nurse. STEWART RYLAND WILBUR 2523 Wentworth Road GENERAL Will ...l7...6'... green eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Fa- vorites: Bad breaks . . . football . . . sports . . . steak . . . gym . . . steelworker. NANCY LEE WILLING 3018 Third Avenue COMMERCIAL Nan . . . 17 . . . 5'5 . .. brown eyes . . . brunette hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . Year- book 12 . . . Favorites: vol- leyball . . . spaghetti . . . Home Ec . . . record collect- ing . . . clerical work. RUTH VIRGINIA WILKINSON 3036 Woodside Avenue COMMERCIAL Ruth . . . 17 . . . 5'5 . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. 10, 12 . . . ofhce asst. 12 . . . volley- ball ll . . . Favorites: Git with it . . . typing . . . job's Daughters . . . stenog- rapher. MARY SUE WILSON 2701 Wildberger Avenue ACADEMIC Butter Cream . . . 18 . . . 5'3 . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Class Org. 12 . . . chorus 10, ll, 12 . . . F.T.A. . . . Favorites: Live it up, kids . . . English . . . job's Daughters ...future teacher. I JANET SUE YAEGER Belair Road ACADEMIC ..Janet,, . . . hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Class Org. l0, 12 . . . chorus 10 . . . dramatics ll, 12 . . . cheerleader 10, ll, 12 . . . volleyball l0, ll . . . wants to be a dancing teacher. JOHN ERNEST WINKEL 2816 Onyx Road GENERAL Winky . . . 19 . . . 5'll . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . baseball 10 . . . Favorites: football . . pizza pie...Math...Navy beware. ...17...5'2 JOYCE AGNES ZUREK 2901 Church Road COMMERCIAL Joyce . . . 18 . . . 5'1 . . . hazel eyes . . . blonde hair . . . Favorites: basket- ball . . . pizza pies . . . shorthand . . . roller skat- ing . . . secretary. 'Kal' WY gn M1 UQ W, 61 E1 ,f L ls Q- mv- It E gg 31 iw 3-731+ E J P '- i-ug ia- 'E 'F w Q, -'31 id-rv-in 'L Q in A I e 3 The Senior Prayer O God, Father of Ourselves and all mankind, hear this our prayer. As we leave these memory-filled halls, let us go as men and women, not as children making our high-chair our throne. May we have learned that greatest lesson of all: not only how to do for self, but how to give of self, for we know that only in giving is living. And so, we ask only this small portion of Thy blessing, make us both lovely and loving, always giving of self, serving in love. This is our Senior Prayer. Amen ff X X ff ' Mr. David fi Meredith 6 , as f is F Q . -See Q ,gilm K, ,' . J he ge- t lx A S wx vi s Mrs. Irene Madison Sim 2MMM so - ,. A,5,,g.i..wv 1 -' 1 . is . Li .. .w F .Q E, i ...N 'I ' -ww.--we ' ,. WM,, . XM 'l xi! ' P43 lm i' .71 W .fm ' Q. H .,,, . ' W A Q. . R7 1 7 I 5 5 , 5 , M.MMMM fM MMMM . v iw ' Alifkiigg 4 as ,yr I if f The scope of English I0 includes a thorough review of grammar and an enlarge- ment of liner skills in composition. Every possible opportunity to correlate correct English and everyday usage is put into practice. Units range from an understanding of people of other nations to meeting the challenge of the future. Book reports, short stories, and the reading of Julius Caesar constitute the literary requirements. Provision is made for quiet reading, effective speaking, attentive listening, and correct writing. 45 E 0 fa gil :.m.M.N,V I ww f. w f S--:N s Msg- Y 'igiuxihf my My ,. V, Na we in Ra,gQw V I A Eleventh grade English comprises a variety of subjects. Correct usage and paragraph structure are only two of the many points of English gram- mar and composition that are stressed. American literature is studied as part of the eleventh grade course of study. lt is studied according to the geographical areas of our country rather than chronologically. The history and the geographical sections of our country as pictured through the works of the authors and poets are studied. ,. y ' r ,, .J ,, 9 it if 4 ,. .. Mr. james F. Reedy English 12, a compulsory course, places emphasis on the types of written :mtl oral mmposition, and usage needed by the cmnnlercial, general, anal mllege-prepznratory groups. A survey of would literature and an extensive supplementary reading program alforcls contact with the masterpieces of past and contemporary literature. The course has as its main objectives the knowledge and the correct use of English as a language, and a better appreciation lor the Hut-st iu literature. K ,nf 91' vw ,S A 4 ' A Mr . Harry Wilson ' h school is the Business Education One of the largest departments in t e ' d 'th the. department. In the department the student becomes acquamte wi problems encountered in the daily routine of an office. Not only does the business student benefit from the department but also the whole school. The students gain experience by helping in different school activities. They d d'fferent 'obs for the teachers and assist them in their work. One of the o 1 1 most important jobs of the department is to produce the BEACON every month. ,1 M f.:. if D Mr. Joseph Murray Va 3 sy SA, X, REE? Miss Anne Groenheim .ff i . ,W H ' 3 55? Miss Norma Curtis Iilllilllllll llllllllfifi '?UE?iTlHb THBUHHIUI: 3 Ein ,f.vm f -,,, Q .M 5 wus 5 ,ww E f-vm i Nyfvu? fm I! mm: if wwe I5 ,ibm mm! i ,ul '2 is t Ma! 'i 'Hifi I HON 2 M1-11:1 'Mui 5014 50' I.,-vw' ' Q fffwffwzfgd Q., nm pad lbpubwahn r W-..M..M.,. ,,,,,,,.,...,W.,.,w .N Wim, g uhm lam 3 mn .1 5 'mn ' wuz 5 12.-In img Sims V 5.302 'aims i wan Q wwe mf,-2 4 was 4 was Mlm K Burris f 62431 sam A SMI 1 w X smash V -I 5 wuz! - , hum nm sy B112 I 'NIJ BR Q m km wg nf, Business Education provides a basic back- ground for persons who intend to enter the busi- ness world. Many sub- jects of interest to the student are available. During the first year in the business department, Business Math and Gen- eral Business are given. Typing II, Shorthand I, and Bookkeeping I may be taken the second year. In the final years in the department, Typ- ing, Ofhce Practice, Shorthand II, and Book- keeping II are taken. Shorthand II and Book- keeping II are contin- ued only if the student so wishes. Business Law and Economics are for those students desiring the course. 53 f nn, K x , A A X V L K A Ji L ,, xg FW,,,,QwM1 ,sw J. ,L W ' t Q 5,45 2 1 .qw Ly' ,-, an' S , , , . M .' vjizif' n I 4? . . f ' W ' 05 V ff ' ff .4 'Sf-. fb' Af-H KW W ,N WMM If .y ,th 1-env'-'J I v IZIIZII -standing elf CARRIER TRANSMISSION Gmworsowen GRANDFATHERg INGRHALJ nfffcwvz 2 , XM . Ms. . .,,,. A..,,, .,,, C X Y FATHER f I' E NORMAL um ,ARMY Ykfiiififsiwfiliaf-. T,' 1 e SY yupvllh it - If Q , 2 5 , , 4 .--1 Y 4' 44 ,r ii 'AZ' ECTIVE st ,S ,s. Mr. james Cabin t Mr. Lawrence Mr-William V' wif' Lyng , Saterlxe g V if ww w Problems In Democratic Living , the twelfth grade course, deals with prob- lems in group living and concerns itself with the many difficulties facing youth. Family living, choosing and preparing for a vocation, and getting along with people are all parts of this work. 55 1 QS, www K I .Hoa tfisflhgk . all we M' Q9 ,li M 'X LFP fini WNY ,QQ 0 6 0 . 'Y I Q , I rw? t Q, ix., an. . , ,vwj,.,,,. ' 5,53 ing T 'f - 4 56 joy Reinmuth 1 1,vf.f3,, J Latin prepares its avid students for many different professions and serves as a foundation for learning most of the modern European languages. The history of Rome is presented to the student in an interesting and colorful manner. Evidence of this may be found in room 214 at all times of the year, for every nook has been filled with projects relating to this language. Miss Edna Kraft S9449 S' n Vg' 5 If -. 3 lst 3 fr Q fs s xi .. ,i ' v w,.' ,V- W... .1 '.v' 1 .. 5 , :lim 2 . wid 4' :. , M ' 3 '.,.f- W 4,n.1-, ' . w ..- ' , y - 1 r .c, . ,un ,Y - h w A, A - :'f3?z,44,?:-Cyiyffgf-, r., 4-Q: -12-.cfs-v:.'.':u.'f-..:,xg,.1 .24.- '3?.--lvst.-: 3 +rv- ,, -,,,,:.i,,.1::,t!, kgs, N ,V , X . was via - l'g'.,,,,'. .,, W- ,f ' pu My 2. wut lr ll 'A - ol., .Si f vi. 1 is.. In Spanish and French classes, the pupil finds himself learning to converse intelligently in two of the world's most important languages. The romance languages stress pronunciation and grammar. The student learns not only from books but also from records and from the accents of his teacher. ww ' . s Q 5 I K .wig 'K I 'f 3 Miss Lois Davidson 1 I 5 . 1, . A5 4 f ,M1- , la hkh, Q4 if ,A -lg iii iii - i .al all Mr. Jghn Mr. Donald Dafnaby Kelballgll f , Tl ctnile Ficlducior muscle, Quricle, Oi l j l-lsndge X lui oier , 86.61 If I3,-Qr.e1nL6.lf 'dngj Clcubolw Vorexs ' ' Us 'V if General Science is a required part of the 9th grade curriculum, and deals with the general aspects of several sciences. The varied demonstrations, experiments, and applications of the scientific method prove useful in advanced sciences. This course gives the students a basic foundation that will be useful in future years. A-w if W k ,... 1, ,,..dk' 'yAL'A ' 4.1 w Nz L 5 6 'S 2 fi' L fy Mr. Lawrence juchs f M fuk J 1115 , S .11 2 ai! X 'S 2 Mr, Donald Woodburn The purpose of umor High School mathematics and science is to provide the stu- dent with a sound foundation in the fundamental mathematics and scientific processes. From here the student can progress to better understanding and accomplishments in the formal course in mathematics and science presented in the Senior High. If the student decides not to further his education in the field of mathematics and science he has a sound foundation to become a competent citizen and consumer. milf? ...ft AIA- . 1 A.. Mr. Willard Hennemen mr' N' Mr. Lowell Morris Mr. john Germann , gg' Mr. Donald Willem 6 Q. Mr. Anthony Anastasi Mr. Merreen Kelly 61 T 4 if D mrpvn-nn.- in .k W 'WW 'M 43 ,Q R 1ivQpap J. L gl flint s 5 'ww r rf y ,f .Hg -. 'Wa The Core program is the basis for all of the students' later scholastic activities. Core is the center, the basis and therefore it receives a good bit of attention. History and Social Studies and of course English are thoroughly molded into the firm founadtion which is needed for any building of consequence. Special projects, trips and all the other helpful additions to a well rounded education are also included in this, the most important junior High subject. Students learn how to prepare them- selves for the future and learn how to adjust themselves to the present. ' .1 MTS- Elsie Mrs. Elizabeth SITCCIL Ensor Mr. Henry Keith fi r ' V t Q. . ,ii Miss Annie Rampley :gh X Mr. Leo Sellock Miss Constance Fava 225 E lit. S s. S t.. .liii a Mr. Frederick Fulford . an i 63 Mr. Richard Hearn h .. fir 7 ' , 1 ' if Miss Joy Miss Kathryn Miss Nancy Nuttall Service Kidd Physical Education for girls in junior and senior high school consists mainly of drill work, the actual playing of games, health, and safety. The basic team sports such as basketball, volleyball, softball, and speed- ball are played in junior high classes. In the senior high classes, however, individual sports such as badminton, tennis, and archery are introduced into the curriculum. N x 8 -Hai. 2 ,ii ...X . 5325! W 5 ,7,.,:.a gy- . ,Ag ,N :if df' ' a,,.x,' ...d' . ,f --.-0' ,-.W .ix v.. -4 4,-if , 3, fq f'--ihu V L ' s '-.. QRS .flHfl5l.1?ff ,,,,,'9 ' 4 ' if f ,gagikiv . . 1 mx' ' F'f?5lff1:22Q? Q I 'K K S ,H +355-'gil - 4-' 1' ' A - I Q,,.A.'.Qi:f,M W.-4:-B,-Q-.sig-..,fW .1 L N .nut -9357 N. ., ,, ,4f,.,1-if wzjzsg,-xQz:m,-QQ.-iw QQ s A + V -V,..,1f.,f-3.41, :f5,.,, gy, ,5 33 f , U1 jgwamm, ,mn , L' . -' w,,fgfe'f -f Q 5- -x as ef-if E Mrs. Ruth Killian Mrs. Kathryn Bernhardt I fp. Miss Nancy Zelt 7-'Rf -X N' A Mrs. Jane Stevens Home Economics co-ordinates knowledge from many fields. Clothing I and II are offered so the methods of clothing construction might be learned. The foods course teaches students the planning and preparing of nutritionally ade- quate meals. Housing and interior decorating, child care and guidance, and personal and family budgeting are taught in Living In The Home. ln the required Industrial Arts course in junior high school, the boy spends one-third ol the year in woodwork, one-third of the year in metal work, and one-third of the year in IllCCll2llllCZil drawing. Industrial Arts is an elective in senior high school, and it comprises special courses in machine, woodworking, sheet metal, printing, and electronics. 1 ff- 'f lf 1451.2 .. H: r .ttir Mr. William Hermann r--'M' l ' Ma, l Mr. G. Highenian M, fq'-1 , A , Mr. Raymond Rattan WK: xi in M----M Mr. Ira Nedrow 67 59-fi Mies S1 Mr. Charles Wagner e 'S QU? yi - s y, , , we - , f 68 Art is olfered as an elective course in Senior High School with fundamentals, or the study of the elements of art, and how to use them. The students in Senior High Art work on various worthwhile projects such as repairing and making toys for the Toys for Tots campaigng insignias of other schools for our gym and also advertise- ments for the Kiwanis Club. P 1 ... Vs? Qi! XY Q .1 -.xp s o ... Z 1' If ,1 1342 'vig J, Miss Mary Miss Nancy Miss Marcia Bond Hicken Fuqua . 5 . . ,,,m,, Students of Junior High School are required to take art as G' 'Q' - V a regular part of their curriculum. Art presents an unlimited s ,Lp opportunity for freedom of self expression. Art also gives the s, students a chance to develop special talents. The students are 4 X working with paper mache and are making historical characters, which molded the foundation of our country. Q ff' i - L.g--vffw IT NAS A HAPPY DAY UNTII-I FAILED T0 YIELD THE PIGH1' UF HAY 'i i1fp,, f A QA , v2.., My R K V B P LVLLL Q A? S ,Q f- n o 1' Qcf-, Miss Emogene Blankenship nu mv' V tn .tee tum' 9 15 5 Mrs. Clara '54 Kneece 4 - ...Q ik .f f The library is of great assistance to the students of Parkville High. The school library contains fiction, non-fiction, reference, and biography books for those students desiring to read about romance, adventure, and history. Students are aided in their search for a book by the card catalogue, which contains a card for every book. The Readers Guide and the vertical file are other ways to help students find information of a special subject. E 'sit F 4 lakh Z-V M951 f - sA,w.vf t it, , . X ft it t f ' -' , .Q M- Qin, W W., .41 1 . . , ,U 1 3 aa . ,gil I Mrs. Helen Acton '-fifgtfyigmhh fiyy ., 5, '47 W 'N ! - v , fx f?, ' ' Ill! 66 Q ff 141 '4 f,f 1 lr? rflr' f, f A .Nm -f,f fn, I M .K anti' ff. . ,. f, 7, ff 5,015 W .77 J, W? wwe' Wit 544 Q f . :Web ' , 4 ,vel A , .Nr 1.6. 'Cs r mic ? i at ,NM , I .. . A . . .- My .. K fp: 1' li ' ,, L ? Y .L,- W . .a0g,f.s . Mrs. Rosalyn Lee For 9th grade students who wish to participate in vocal music there .is the 9th grade chorus under the direction of Miss Lee. The group offers basic preparatory experience which is helpful in later years. The girls' chorus is composed entirely of femi- nine voices and is for senior high girls. l . . 241' 1, 1 1 Q, ,V 7 l W V I -' s lf ta ca KY 4? -.VY Mrs. Robin Hopkins oe ,MHP nl' Q gifs s 6 gi fa 'QF 0 awe- K fr Q f'wf3f7rf's4f'soifit' so asf i Rf! The tenth grade chorus is actually an extension of the music programs offered to interested students in grade nine. The Senior mixed chorus is composed of the cream of the crop , the top vocalists of the junior and Senior Classes. Its members hold the foremost musical position in the life of the school. -MSL-Z's4'I Miss Mary Rehmeyer SM 9233? xi V .. .,-, Y v , ., V, Nr ,XXX . . Y x X -. 1' 1' 1 ' :Exif ,L -133, M 0 W 'B Q .Mm.N,. ,W U 1 x V.. NA f sw.. -y 1 9,1 1 ,mf , F I-hltnqraphs X X x X a Q hx 4 ,+f'L-fiiili iflxn ' 4 V Q1 X : j5gPf,g:y I fx ! -. I . VK x . f Vg H I Q.. L . 1 f x f V -A ' ' . f I . Z 1 if V' f' A V, , If f , m Q, ,.i1J3g.g+h,,, I .Q-,'1Q . , VLVV 6 If r iw 1 1: V . 125-I-14 -' : '--- L xx ff? A K 't ff ,I , zzmzwif, 1. , M1 7 jf f f f Cheerleaders J. Esaias .V it J. Harry 1 it 'li V ' X,e,, . 'W 9 LLVL 1 if .J ' xy--w V 3 'K . 4 C. Hunt School spirit is important, espe- cially at games. Our cheerleaders are on hand to lead the student body in organized cheering, to pro- mote good sportsmanship, and to boost the morale of the team. Al- though there is sometimes cause for unhappiness, these girls are always ready with a smile and a cheer. The Varsity squad consists of nine girls. They cheer at all Var- sity games and pep rallies. These girls practice after school and work hard to devise new motions and cheers. This behind the scenes cheering looks quite different than that which we see. J. McAllen H. Offutt j. Schauer A -s QN 4- L., Miss Bond J. Yeager M. Sperschneider ? ibn C. Schemm ...M i is 1 tx - If fs ,ft Q11 Mr. German L. Aro D. Fitz we I me- 9- ii' .+L - -, . .ive Each spring tryouts for those who are interested in becoming cheerleaders are held. They are open to all students, grades seven to twelve. Two squads and a re- serve squad were chosen this year from those competing, on the basis of good appearance, co-ordination, and knowledge of the cheers. The Junior Varsity Squad is made up of six members. They cheer at all junior Varsity games and pep rallies. The sponsors also donate much of their spare time to make the cheerleaders successful. Our cheerleaders help us let our teams know we're behind them- win or lose! G. Harper M. Lawrence fb, lk U V .7 . I , . V. I V I4 N. Wendler 'x . ,' K K. Scholtholt Q . , , . . .Ll , vs, , '- T 79 s n A7 Q Varsil Hnlzke Kathy Newhuxg A few weeks after school begins each year, girls interested in play- ing inter-scholastic hockey report for tryouts. From this group the best players are picked for the Var- sity team. These girls have a good time and work hard practicing daily to improve their skills and co-ordination as a team. P Argentino, E. Dunn, J. Flannagan, R. Shanklin, M. Neuhauser, D. Rydzewski, L. Greenwood, A. Grovt D Greenwood L Barlow, M. Lochney, K. Newburg, G. Benson fManagerj, Miss Kidd fCoachj, B. Beckett QManagerj,j Dodge B Busch, N. Carter, S. Siegel, C. Grund, B. Phillips, J. Billman, K. Minnick QManagerj, S. Fitzell fManagerj, J. Rassa H Maloney, G. Miller, G. Williamson, I. Fenner, D. Hemphill, M. Karchener, C. Rush, J. Nuttall fCoachj , j. Cressman. Sticks , obstruction , free hit -these are just a few of the many terms used during hockey practices and games. The girls who play hockey go through a very vigorous training period in which they learn the skills and rules of the game. Through practice they strive to perfect their game as a well-coordinated team so that they might win the championship. i M Hunks: 6 'if K. MeI,ean, N, Munis. YV. German, CL, Patrinifola, B. WVood, D. McNally, l.. Sippel, T. Reed, W. Whitmore, E. Lucas, D Heuther, C. Loekeruian, R. Cilland, H. Ritte, B. Willis, D. Mcreadie, Mr. Norris qcoachj, I arslty Soccer I1 Parkville High Schools l957 soccer team had a very successful season, ' Every day after school the sorter team practiced with Mr. Norris, their coach. They gain great skill, co-operation, and good sportsmanship. The boys de- serve a great deal of credit lrom practicing hard throughout the season. The team hnished in a tie for filth place. Mr. Norris is looking for a better and stronger team next year and in the future. The team will be losing only four seniors this year, but expect to gain several strong players from the junior Varsity team to hll their shoes. Edlrucas , . . . A . . . . C t ' V-Illtfll' captain, lad Lueas, and players Nuiiellm Mums, Wlayue Xvilllllllill, ap am and Roland Gilland, played an outstanding season. NVe cannot leave the other boys out, because they all contributed . . Let's really kick that ball! in performing a successful season. The popularity ol soccer at Parkville High School is gaining as the ruggedness of the Q V KR game and the players have great appeal to N sX,'7 S fi Q. the student body. The boys will be looking '9 tif for you at the games next year to cheer them . lk -W to a victory. ,hx 'fi' 1 'i f f'-M , X f , 1 k gf ? e ' L M . , A Wi X G. X. . sd l' T K TM f, 1 ', Qfi A ll X it . W' -' use a. fs : r e r it r 3' K 4 wi C Rubright D Than I' Creen M. Herman, J. Puleo, R. Baralato. XV. Bussinius, j. Brady, P. Bander, W. Wolinski, B. Manke N Mums M Klssner H Lmck, D. Werner. . . Soccer Again this year, the Junior Varsity soccer team was coached by Mr. Day, who has given much of his time and effort to the team. Though handicapped by injuries, the team concluded the season with one win, five ties, and two losses. Each game was played well and hard and exemplified that this group of boys, though desirous of victory, considered sportsmanship and clean play of the greatest importance. Many of the boys have given more than one year's service in practicing and playing with the V. team giving them the necessary experience and back- ground required for the first team qualihcations. Out of my way ..xf3 S':x 'fly ,, :P ws.-V M211 ai l, we lp H A' 1? l ' 4915513 arsil Basketball G. Williamson D. Hemphill G. Surridge Captain V F. Taggart L. Kidd MW. 7 O. Cantwell M14 L. Miller Nqr, ID R. Shanklin Selection of girls for the team is made on the basis of the skills and abilities that the girls demonstrate during the tryout period. The result of the efforts put work that can only be reached through co-operation - A 1 forth in hours of practice is a smooth working, well co-ordinated sense of team- : 1 Miss Kidd C. Aulbach P. Mershon J. Bullen Coach Manager Manager Manager S. Watts J. Ellardo B. Krahn J. Carrol . . Basketball L, Doyle S. Lll'ldSCy C0-captain s. Siegal Busch j. Cressm an sv C. Rush N. Hinz K. Anderson K. Minnik The Junior Varsity girls learned the fundamentals of basketball and how to move about the floor. By playing other teams of equal ability, they gain experi- ence which might help them become a varsity player the following year. 1 'Q'- N. Carter Miss Service J- Fenner Manager Coach Manager Varsil Basketball The Parkville Knights were a young team this year. The team did not jell until mid-season. Outstanding performances were turned in by Ron- nie Kurz, Roland Gilland, John Parlett, and Mur- ray Armstrong. Captain Ed Lucas displayed hue defensive ability and a talent for setting up proper offensive maneuvers. Ed Bennett had his moment of glory when he made a basket in the last 4 sec- onds to send the Towson game into overtime. Members that have shown promise for next year are Wayne Whitmore, Mel Kissner, and Charles Lockerman. john Eurich and Jack Gaskins, sopho- mores, comprise the remainder of the team. The players next year hope to be in their new gym. Many times Bill Caruth, Terry Stafford, and Bill Miller were seen performing their managerial duties. School spirit and the support of our team was exceptionally fine. This was one asset that all players agreed has helped our teams since we first started to play bas- ketball. X-nf Ronnie Kurz Ed Bennett john Parlett Rolland Gilland Terry Stafford, Bill Miller, Bill Carruth, Managersg Mr. Bosley, Coach. Wayne Whitmore Mel Kissner Murray Armstrong Ed Lucas l Captain M,,f ' WON ll - LosT 5 I V Fourth Place Total Points ...,,,.., , . . 885 Team Point Average . . . ,... 55.3 Murray Armstrong high rebounder ,.............. .... 9 7 high scorer 4..................,.... .,.. 2 01 Q highest foul shooting percentage ....,....,. 69.61, Q Q highest number ol foul shots in a game ....., 12-13 O most field goals in a game , , .......,.. .... . 8 most points in a single game ..i. .... 2 8 Charles Lockerman Bill Manke 101111 El1TiCl1 101111 Gaskins On the rebound . . Basketball The Junior Varsity Basketball team was made up of boys who will probably someday be Varsity players. These boys could be found in the gym every day after school practicing the basic funda- mentals of the game. They not only learned the rules, violations, and fouls of basketballg but also K. McLeah, R. Barlotla, j. Eurich, D. Lipinski, T. Maneth M. 7 1 'B+ . , Bill Manke, Tom Thawley, Bob Moog, Co-captains. how to pass, dribble, and shoot accurately and efficiently. Under the coaching of Mr. Fulford, the junior Varsity team played on Friday nights pre- ceeding the Varsity games. They played each of the other county schools once during the season. Rutter, L. Smith fManager, J. Pole, E. Mack, T. Thawley Mr. Fulford fCoachj, B. Manke, D. WVarner, L. Daughtry, T. Pole. X I wg 1 4-'x fa-...own B. Carruth, B. Mattingly, R. Phillips. D. Rydzewski, B, Moog, D. 0'Brien. Tennis Did you know that there are some students in Parkville to whom love means nothing? They can be found on our tennis courts. Parkville's new and promising tennis team was organized by Mr. Breed in the spring of 1957. At that time there were only three schools participating: Towson, Milford Mill, and Parkville. This year two more schools have been added: Catonsville and Kenwood. Fast foot work, much practice, and a powerful backhand drive are essential for a good team. These qualities were shown by the members last year when they won 6022, of their games. With some of the original team members return- ing, and with the new members, who have become interested in the sport, Park- ville will be heard from in 1958. 'P , , , I Bob Mattingly Bob Moog Captain env Z- tv Q 'G l..lNV in ll fi 3-is ll'l ' . K . . D Mcreadie B Chester, S. Hunt, H. Ritte, B. Miller flvianagerj, E. Lucas, R. Gilland, B. Willis, M. Arrnstrong F Huesman Varslt Baseball Last year our national sport , baseball, was well represented with many boys from senior high par- ticipating. The nucleus of our Var- sity team took part in the Ameri- can Legion program. Many of the boys showed that they were ready for the sport by winning tl1e Balti- more District Crown. Last year's team spent many hours preparing themselves for meeting the competitors in the Bal- timore County League. Through the guidance of Mr. Norris and You're out! with the cooperation of all team members they gained recognition from everyone. This season, the strong points in our favor will be our keystone combination returning from the past years. In order to have a suc- cessful season a great deal of work will be required not only from our pitchers and catcher, but of every- one playing on the team. This year we hope to Hnd ourselves gaining the county championship. Give it a heave is 1: Junior Varsit Baseball Baseball, the national sport of the United States, is well supported at Parkville. Last year our V. team was coached by Mr. Norman Norris. Their win-lose record was three to three. This year J. V. Baseball is under the supervision of Mr. Harry Wilson. Being on the junior Varsity squad is a great experience for those boys planning on working their way up to the Varsity squad in the future years. Practice is held after school. At practice the boys learn the different methods in which to throw a ball, catching, and swiftness in going to the various bases. The boys also have to prepare signals and practice in using them. Last year we did not have a good representation from the Sr. High School but this year the turnout was well received. D. McNally, G. Clice, W. German, j. Puleo, Mr. Norris QCoachj, M. Schroeder, R. Hudak, R. Gerstenburg, C. Lockerman, I-I McNew, P. Miller. E ...al IksfEi?a f f B. Ellis, J. Darnall, C. Nowack, J. Weber, K. Newburg, C. Kempslu j Srhautr C Benson QManagerj D. Greenwood, Miss Kidd QCoachj, D. Fisher, B. Srhlickenmaier Snfthall In the spring of last year, a girls soltball team was formed under the supervision of Miss Kidd 'Ihe team consisted of many veterins as well as many new players. The girls on this te im prartieed every day trying to perfect their batting throwing and fielding skills. Many times the girls went home with sore muscles, but eventually the girls learned to cooperate and work together as a team. The team may not h ive won all its games, but the fun derived made all the hard work worthwhile. M. Bringnlan, L. Hyssong, M. 'lamulonis j lanibert Hlanagery A broxe B Phillips R Shanklin, J. Ranson, P. Dengler, Miss Kidd QC oachj Snyder, J. Yeager, lVatts, F. Taggert, P. Pritchett, 0. Cantwell, J. Tyson Qklanagerj , B. Luckabaugh fManagerj. nlle hall Many girls came out for volleyball last year, but only 22 could be kept for the LCZIIIIS. The girls practiced every afternoon until it was decided who should play on the Varsity and junior Varsity teams. Good net recoveries, set-ups, and serves are only a few of the many skills needed to play a good game. During practices the two teams played against each other to perfert their fundamental skills of the game. Through practice the girls learned to work elliciently as a team under the super- vision of Mrs. Donofrio. S. Hilgartner, C. Edwards, J, Dodge, D. Berk, K. Larsen, M- IACINOIL L- Kidd, M. LOCKHCY, M. Fflbff, C- Faber 'ix I K A f. hw' f-,N g ,I .am X bw. I ,Q ' Vi i s - . is , 3 S r ii' lifrsxrlwssr ffl :.' T ri,l Q QKVIUG ,tvnvuzf ,MPWIQ , 42 I 5, .will F ,,7 'fill 1. Maranto, G. Harper, B. Cullison, R. Smith, J. Rogerss, M. Senft, C. Kloch, D. Wilson, Mr. Manley fCoachj, S. Williams, C. Heckler, R. Slecter. Crass Enuntr The 1957 Cross Country team lacked members this year. There are two teams: a Varsity A team and a junior Varsity team. The members of the team go through a very vigorous training program in order to become a good harrier . Though we did not have a full team, the boys that made up our team had enthusiasm and endurance. Guy Harper-Baltimore County Individual -time ll min. 24 sec. Champion The Varsity A team was built around three senior boys: Guy Harper, Richard Smith, and Marvin Schroeder. The underclassmen, Stanley Williams, joe Maranto, Marion Sexft, and Jimmy Rogers, did a fine job of rounding out the team. The Junior Varsity team was led by Charles Kloch and consisted of three juniors and two sopho- mores. 'Guy Harper was Parkvi1le's most outstanding runner by placing high in all meets. He finished a fine season by winning the Baltimore County Individual Championship at Hereford High School in the record breaking time of ll minutes 24 sec- onds. He also finished fourth in the Maryland State meet. Richard Smith Captain QPWL Guy Harper Captain The Varsity and junior Varsity track and iield team, coached by Mr. Manley, began the 1958 sea- son hoping to break its previous season record. Prospects were brighter this year than in the past because of the participation on the part of the boys. Some of those participating were Guy Harper, Cross Country Champion in the mile meetg Richard Smith: Paul Sherbackg Earl Rolli- son, Bob Cullisong Nurretin Munisg Henry Am- rhineg and Ed Bennett. The team had many new prospects from this year's sophomore class and from last year's junior Varsity team. The track and field meets consist of track events, the high and broad jumps, discus throwing, pole vaulting, and putting shot. A very interesting schedule con- sisting of seven meets was arranged beginning early in April with. a county-wide relay and finishing late in May with the county meet at Soller's Point and the Maryland State meet at the University of Track And Field D. McNalley, E. Ward, J. Morgan, B. Wood, P. jendrick, S. Williams, C. Kloch, M. Bunting, R. Bucheheiser, C. Bell, N. Munis, 1-I. Amrhme, T. Taylor, V. Ingrassia, T. Smith, S. Anzalone, R. Slecther, B. Wright, C. Heckler, j. Rogers, B. Moog, D. jones fManagerj, R. Cullison, W. Bacon, E. Rollison, G. Harper, P. Miller, J. Adams, R. Smith, H. Brown, B. Fleming, B. Gram- mer, E. Bennett, H. McCarl fManagerj. W Qrqgxxvgu- ww Mug Qmhy .116 . W 5' ni if T' NM 1 Kick that ball! Y EH Get this . . jump ball mfg 5 QQIQIILQQQQQ 13fW7LLQ, QM 5-.. K 9 .H , Q N i 1 U .1 ' s Q K' .m ,A 6 Fight team fight Parkville 1 A ' s V6 I Baseball-1958 X. ' ...V I X ? i , uw, f 11, ..Let.s gov. just restin -1D0uble Playv Who's got il? li J. Harry D. Fisher K, Newburg Yearhunli Organized in September, 1957, The Odyssey Staff began its tasksg continuing through the winter months, and reaching its climax during the spring of the Senior year. I've sold 15 subscriptions. The dummy page needs revising. There's not enough copy. These were a few of the comments which could be heard in room 104, the Odyssey room, as the editors and staff members concentrated on the yearbook. Members of the staff worked many hours, as they prepared the copy to meet the printer's deadlines. Gradually the book was compiled as art, copy, layout, photography, and business committees co-ordi- nated their respective jobs in the task of printing the book. SENIOR SECTION LITERARY SECTION UNDERCLASSMAN SECTION --K -... L. - CURRICULUM SECTION ACTIVITIES SECTION ART-Nancy Rogge wr ,, J Bullen A Wasel, J. Schauer, P. Smith, D. Crowder, N. Willing, P. Mershon, K. Nagle, J. Esaias, M. Combs J Wllson D Berk K Newburg, A. Grove, B. Fisher, J. Waxter, C. Dumler, G. Surridge, j. Harry, H. Gardner, B. Whitehurst G Benson S Steg J Dodge, B. Lewis, T. Schammel, A. Nelson, T. Acton. Yearlmnk Finance Club The Yearbook Finance Club was organized for the purpose of setting the policy to follow in financing the yearbook. The members meet once a week to do such things as organize the patron driveg file, sort, and type patronsg organize the subscription driveg and discuss ways of increasing sales. The general man- ager and two assistant managers are in charge of the patrons and sales. M. Miller, j. Forsythe, Mr. Wilson, P. Teal, C. Meise, J. Bowen, B. Hunter, F. Barnes. mais? i .,1fi2f1 , f X , Munn Jrnm, -M223 . Y f 3 f-.M . fs , t 3 I ., ti. - , 10311 Mllllafl Norman Parnes Ed Lucas Ann Meding Pioneer Carol Cockey Alice Schulte james M3diSOIl Rosalie Bissel The PIONEER is the newspaper of by 'md for the students at Parkville High School. Its purposes are to keep the students informed, to recognize student achievements, and to serve as a laboratory method of instruction for journalism students. 'S The students in journalism I classes are taught how to prepare a newspaper for printing and to serve as reporters. The students in Journalism II classes are responsible for the hnal production of the PIONEER. About 8,000 words of copy are required to be written for each issue of the paper which comes out monthly throughout the school year. The 1957-58 PIONEER staff has been composed of six people with fourteen journalism I students assisting. journalism II ff, j it are at 5 Mrs. Madison ., .4. W ., . ., ff K .tw ,Q 1-. l.el Harry Brown Esta Dunn Olive Cantwell President Vice-President Senetafy Student llnuntzil Parkville High School's Student Council has had an active year. Besides sponsoring the various orchestra dances, record hops, and movies, the council has also instituted some new projects dur- State Secretary ing the 1957-58 school year. The first Slave Day was held on December 20, 1957, with the sale of forty boys. The council also performed a service for students who rush out of the house in the mornings without eating breakfast. These students may now purchase their breakfast in the school cafeteria. Parkville High School is gaining prestige throughout the state. The Newsletter for Mary- land Association of Student Councils is published by Parkville students. The first all-day meeting of the Central Regional district was held at Park- ville High School. The council's main objective is to serve the stu- dent body of Parkville High School and to develop it in interest and pride in their school. Deanna Fisher Bill Wood Kathryn Newburg MASC Newspaper Editor Treasurer Regional Vice-President , tii si g lOl ' Under the guidance of the librarian, Mrs. Kneece, and the assistant librarian, Miss Blankenship, the library has become one of the most active groups in the school. With the latest additions we now have over 9500 books. An average of 600 pupils use the library daily circulating over 300 books, This is accomplished only by the aid and hard work of 70 assistants working alternately between 8 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. In November the library committee of P.T.S.A. held a bake sale for the purpose of raising money to purchase a projector for instructing new pupils in the use of the library. Library I-lssislallts lx E mai il Mnnilnr Staff This year with a larger than ever enrollment and with three shifts of students coming and going, the monitors have more duties to perform. They not only have to keep Htraflic moving in the halls but also usher three sets of assemblies. The monitors perform various duties in conjunction with school functions, and P. T. S. A. meetings when necessary. Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Walsh, the monitor staff has a membership of 85 students who consistently and untiringly give their time and service in order that Parkville High School might be a school to be proud of. 'untill Future urses llluh The Future Nurses Club is com- posed of senior high school girls who are interested in nursing or related Fields. The program in- cludes persons from the field of medicine to talk to the club and broaden their knowledge of the profession. Also the members work as nurse's assistants in the health room. linlleqe llluh The College Club was tormed to satisfy the needs of college bound seniors. It has sixty-five members enrolled who orient themselves to college entrance requirements, col- lege board exams, and scholarship opportunities. Its' 'purpose is to acquaint its members with the in- formation necessary to make proper application and to meet the necessary requirements of colleges. A. Meding, pres.g J. Edmonston, Vice- pres.g J. Flannagan, treas.g P. Mershon, sec Ed Lucas, pres.: Kathy Newburg, vice pres.: Mariann Bice, sec.g Guy Harper, treas, - A Leltermen's lfluh The Lettermen's Club, under the direction of Mr. Bosley, is composed of thirty-five members who meet on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. To be a member of the club, the boys must have earned one or more varsity letters in any of the school sports. Some of the requirements of the club are to help keep good relations be- tween the coaches and players and to create better sportsmanship and fair play. The boys help with many of the school functions, as much of the equipment for the teams is supplied with money obtained through those functions. Future Scientists llluh The P. H. S. Science Club was organized again this year, under the leadership of Mr. Breed. The club has organized a variety of activities designed to contain all phases of science. Among the varied activities several field trips have been planned. The club is planning a nature trail with the help of the Biology department. The members of the club are preparing and caring for indoor plants which will be used for classrooms, the audi- torium, and the lobbies. The club is not only educational to the members but also adds to the social life of the school. at F- ! 'YT' Seninr Prnietztinn .Iuninr Prnjetttinn Squad The Senior Projection Squad consists of l5 boys who work under the supervision of Mr. Breed. Hav- ing previously been taught how to use the various types of audio- visual materials, they become re- sponsible for the use and care of the equipment. Squad The junior Projection Squad is sponsored by Mr. Kelbaugh. The boys on this squad are taught how to use and Care for the various types of audio-visual equipment. After learning to use this equip- ment, the boys may operate it for the teachers. Q1 if at ll T use 1s .ma-mana Q -t - t i I t 3, i if or t s -mv Qi 2+ t Future TEHlIllEI',S liluh Students who believe they want to be teachers are encouraged to be- come members of the Future Teachers Club. lt meets bi-weekly and is engaged in activities that acquaint its members with teaching as a profes- sion. Among the varied activities are: held trips, discussion periods, guest speakers, and educational Films. Under the direction of Mr. Burgess, the club aims to help those students who are talented and interested in this field of service. T lll' q Cluh The jr. High Tumbling Club was formed under the leadership of Mr. Mani ley. Ninth grade students, who are interested, are given a chance to dev their tumbling skill, and increase their enjoyment of the sport. R l OFFICERS: E. Kunkel, K. I. Maloney, L, Eisengruber, Mr. Bur gess fSponsorj, W. Dent. Minnick elop Yykw ILLQ 6 ulnmnhile liluh The Automobile Club, under the supervision of Mr. Fulford, is composed of twenty boys pri- marily interested in the auto- mobile. Activities include indi- vidual reports, class discussion, and presentation of models, and ways of customizing automo- biles. L fx,, .M Science Eluh The Science Club was formed to promote individual research on the part of the students. In this club the various fields of science are explored, giving the students a basic foundation for advanced sciences. mx. U. N. Club The United Nations Club was first organized last year. This year the club has taken part in the discussions on Great De- cisions of 1958 Also they have attended conferences sponsored by the Maryland U.N.Y. Sewing Circle rs 'Q Another club celebrating its first year here at Parkville is the Sewing Circle. A group of ninth grade girls, who, wishing to improve their ability by doing various types of knitting, Crocheting, and embroidery, with Mrs. Streett, their advisor, formed the club. Hunting Anil Fishing Eluh This year the Hunting and Fishing Club was organized under the direction of Mr. McQuire. Any ninth grade boy who is interested in this sport was urged to join. During their meetings they discuss the various techniques and types of Hunting and Fishing. Chess Eluh The Chess Club, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Heghinian, was or- ganized three years ago. The club, made up of twenty ninth grade boys and girls, learn to play chess and gain great skill from this club. Champion of this club is the hope of all mem- bers. 108 Senior Hnunr Snciet The National Honor Society of Secondary Schools was founded by the Association of Secondary School Principals in 1921. At the present time, over 6,000 local chapters have been established. There are now chapters in every state. In its objectives the society seeks to stimu- late an interest in scholarship, leadership, service, and character of students. Every stu- dent who maintains a B average in major subjects is considered for membership. In addition to this scholarship rank, he must have participated widely in school activities and have exhibited leadership qualities: he must have contributed real service to the school, and he must have an excellent citizen- ship and character record. After a complete survey has been made of the student's record, a special faculty com- mittee makes the final choice. .Iuninr Hnnnr Snciet The National junior Honor Society is an organization with the purpose of creating a goal for which all students in junior high may strive, thereby raising the standards of all and increasing interest throughout school. This society is based on five qualificationsg each is different, but all are important. Scholarship, one of the most important, requires the student to maintain a B aver- age. A display of leadership among the class- mates and friends must be shown by the student. Service, both to his school and fellow stu- dents, is another quality recognized in all members. Outstanding character is indispensable in setting a good example for the rest of the school. The last quality possessed by the members is exceptional citizenship which enables them to excel in their school and community. Q l-'YXTV' The Penplfis Choice -,pf :H ,. DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Suzanne Fossett john Tallman I Sf . FOREIGN FRIENDS Ursula jaeggi-Switzerland Nurelin jimmy Munis-Turkey f - ,5g,3,Lv5V HIGH-LOW Ronnie Kurz, 6'6 Pat Baublitz, 5'l Bill Burkhard, 6'6 MOST TALENTED janet Yeager joe Cascio MOST ATHLETIC Diana Greenwood Ed Lucas MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Olive Cantwell Henry McCarl Ilan Ynu Imagine? Harvey Noyes without a camera. Dianne Brammer playing star position on a basketball team jimmy Munis with a frown. Bill Burkhard wearing a size 28 suit. Harry Brown with a square back haircut. Henry McCarl getting an E. Kaye Newburg without a book. Ronnie Kurz in a Crosley. Dave Blessing in blue suede shoes. Doug Smith with a broken leg during the patron drive. Aris Wasel being serious. Olive Cantwell with blonde hair. Janet Heilman being shy or bashful. The Senior Class without Miss johnson. Diana Greenwood not going out for sports. jo Kloiber without a paintbrush. Joe Cascio without his drums. Joe Morgan 8 ft. tall. Paul Clayton singing Baritone. Joan Harry pigeon-toed. This imbroglio is farrago, anamalous huggexmuggcr, turbed, and chaotic. Studying hard. Is it good, Ronnie? 'lhe little green trailer. Are you physically fit? long X is 6 Y VX 5 , fs? fx ? jr.-Sr. Prom-1957 vs,, Bucket Brigade 'Hound Schnnl il!! Springtime in Paris .Senior Dayu Now how do you like that? 5 x The BIG snow junior Business Leaders Book store staff MASC Newslettel staff T' if t ' f' nz, .L nj Swingin' Sweethearts A YW Our Leaders See you next year? - X ,tit .YA 5. 7. I . v . . ' W 5 s, if 3- : , . 1 Z ' Q1 ff! ' 'J ,,. 3 -with .X , . I S I' tv I 1 4 f QQ , ' N A k ,J , , K ' ' - . ,7 I an ' t l an . q e W ,,, W ,. , . N P 4 aww' f .. - . FT. 5, ' ' ' . am H ,.e-..t,,,?,i.'.. 4, 2, H f - 41. L,,', - ew- mme - 11 ' ' '.. , , ug, f H In V li 1, mf, eq .I 431.3 it .. 4 I V bg, V , H - L ' ,,,,, ,, R k 7 4 9,37 , M., , - 'H' .. . V -S1951 , ff , A Q , Sth period Chemxstry , ,jtif'wf- 3 - rf .,,t x U7 W , . My A -. 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I Q 4I:i: '1 '.f7'f' J ' f' f :ig- - --13 fy .:: , W ' f V I Wm- V , ? I W7 'leg f sv will S' 4 3 Z Q Y' f ag EK M L vi 'W' YT: 1 X: 1' 213 if sf 'S .f I Na JJ ,M Y 'E.,.g-- : via? , . W h,,S . Q ,A ' ,. if J V - , J. Q , ., 1 : UJ?'l4E'Aef ' .' 43 7,5512 5 . .Lf 2 'Qs VH!!! f iv 7-C-First Row: Myers, C.: Ziegler, C.: Biddison, N.: Fick, S.: Bildstein, R.: Gotti, G.: Nelson, H.: Ling, ' Poyer, M. Second Row: Jendrek, E.: Eubank, L.: Lego, C.: Lewis, E.: Ermer, G.: Slater, S., Caspare, C-, J.: Holt, L.: Palughi, C.: Green, H. Third Row: Buehler, D. Miller, J.: Long, R.: Minnie, M: Pxramo, R.: Eisgruber, C. 7-D-First Row: Johnson, C.: Muth, D.: Bender, E.: Morton, C.: Kammer, N.: Aschenbrenner, J: Kinley, D.: Recklenwald, J.: Hopper, J. Second Row: Ceimann, D,: Harrison, D.: Kissner, K.: Scarborough, J.: Bown, P.: Rittenhouse, P.: Hays, M.: Jenkins, L.: Madison, D. Third Row: Shely, D.: Shifler, G.: Cox, W.: Berard, D. .if , :pl sw' 7-E-First Row: Walls, C.: Rubright, S.: McKinley, C.: Kidd, J.: Mitzel, B.: Lemmon, J.: Arthurs, C.: Lim- mer, M.: Allen, R.: Beck, S.: Ruth S. Second Row: Stewart, D.: Watts, T.: Sperl, R.: Cain, fi.: Alsid, L.: Real, W.: Avis, R.: Neumann, T. Third Row: Burchardt, J.: Kiefner, R.: Alsid, J.: Waitz, l'.: Weit- zel, J.: Dodge, D.: McCray, C.: Thomas, B.: Stresewski, E.: Jones, T.: Weaver, L.: Mosoa, V. SPECIAL EDUCATION-First Row: Gilmore D., Koelerschniidt, S., Serond Roux' Browning, L., Rodgers, J., Trimble, S., Hoehn, C., Glannan. M. Third Row: Cuneo, R.: Bolander, R., Pfarr, D., Brooks J., Ferguson, G., Gaecklein, B., Vvargo, B., Southard, W. Q ii . QQFZTW 7-A-First Row: Nueman, Hugel, L., Porter, C., Makosky, L., Smith, N., Browning, S., Robinson, R., Mulh, J. Second Row: Ellis, E., Muir, B., Mason, B., Chabinak, S., Green, J., Mitchell, Scherher, G., Callanan, T., Kittel, N. wi 7B-First Row: Reinecke, D., Conley, C., Ellenberger, D-1 Bllfkhead, P-3 Walsh, C., Ferguson, SJ COOHCY, K., Reese, T., Lambden, S. Second Row: Wilkerson, D., Kircher, NI., Kendall, R., Hamilton, K., Sullivan, P., Guidice, M., Price, R., Tribull, P., Tucker, R. Third Row: Goad, j., Conrad, E., Signer, C. Mirabile, j., Gravely, E., Hofmann, D., Swearinger, K. Buckley, W. 15'-S. 7-F-First Row: Pixler, G.: Hare, C.: Hawke, R.: Dennis, T.: Hein, R.: Fifer, N.: Minnick, E.: De Graves D.: Mobile, T.: Larsen, P. Second Row: Salisbury, D.: Saville, S.: Kapraun, C.: Minnick, H.: M'alls, C.: Borgetti, A.: Trehearn, J.: Henry, B.: Dimick, K. :av 7-G-First Row: Gilland, R.: Paul, S.: DeStefano, C.: Kramer, B.: Brewer, D.: Kellerman, L.: LaMatte, J.: Karchner, V.: Nolte, B.: Speake, D. Second Row: Bowers, D.: Canaan, E. Third Raw: Hodges, E.: Cross, J.: VonBergen, E.: Nemphos, G.: Tracy, C.: Adams, B.: Hellmann, J.: Good, J.: Hileman, R.: Nelson, B.: Taylor, L.: Jehnertt, L. Fourth Row: Scharke, R.: McDonald, E.: Frank, D.: Wilson, G.: Zorliack, F.: Boring, J.: Fleuret, D.: Zorback, J.: Delaro, J.: Smith, M.: Geiwitz, A.: Hough, P. 7-H-Firsf Row: Vekowski, J.: Willhide, B.: Landis, S.: Raab, C. Second Row: Aquilano, D.: Christo- pher, T.: Noyes, S.: Wagner, J.: Harple, L.: Simmons, L.: Neuman: C. Third Row: Amnine, C: Knorr R.: Schneider, J.: Waitz, S.: Murphy, B.: Heywood, R.: 'Baer, R.: Manns, B.: Crouch, D.: Pnrter, G Fourth Row: Grate, R.: Raap, R.: Gordon, R.: Howell, T.: Groomes, R. FS lm H 7-J-First Row: Garrett, B.: Kowalsky, W.: Comp, B.: Whitford, R.: Robinson, D.: Bullen, R.: Burton, D.: Gaston, M. Second Row: Tress, E.: Moore, V.: Gable, R.: Tarleton, J.: Manser, P.: Henderson, S.: Mar- shall, C.: Shamberger, P.: Franz, E.: Godwin, B. Third Row: Stricklin, B.: Shanklin, J.: House, C.: Neal, S.: Hoen, L.: Shoemaker, D.: Hards, P.: Wilson, C.: Honeycutt, A.: Warder, M.: Mr. Huber. Fourth Row: Nogic, C.: Smith, G.: Lieberman, R.: Esaias, W.: Dallas D.: Barlow, D. 'Uh 117' T7-K-First Row: Busch, I.: Copenspire, J.: Fortuna, P.: Oxenham, C.: Sitzler, D.: Bottom, C.: Tress, B.: Purcell, S. Second Row: Wrightson, W.: Loudermilkdj.: Arnal, F.: Porter, C.: Hummer, P.: Colletti, P.: Spamer, L.: Niederwemmer, S.: Komatinsky, J. Thir Row: Reinthaler, L.: Viereckt, E.: Dent, W.: Gor- don, R.: Bear, R.: Horn, J.: Heckel, R.: Van Hom, R. Fourth row: Wuestncr, R.: Wood, R.: Marston, L.: Taylor, M.: Shea, R.: Grabber, J.: McQuary, B.: Mrs. Goodall. l v C Y my 7-N-First Row: Wright, A.: Davis, C.: Haase, P.: Von Glassner, M.: Lane, D.: Burns, C.: Bunting, M.: Bianca, J. Second Row: Smith, D.: Wentworth, J.: Stipek, G.: McCord, S.: Melber, G.: Carter, C.: Cole, D.: Davis, S. Third Row: Bredehoeft, W.: Feehly, B.: Bilbrough, J.: Swingler, D.: Nines, J.: Lowery, G.: Schmidt, D. Jenkins, L. Fourth Row: Burchett, R.: Christopher, J.: Clayton, J.: Healy, J.: Sell, G.: Piep- enbring, G.: Kirkendall, S.: Ingiosi, F.: Krell, J.: Rausch, J. Dygg 'un-.ssl ' 7-P-First Row: Reinhart, V.: Schaninger, L.: Wisnom, M.: Sims, C.: Schaffer, P.: Lackey, B.: Hutschen- reuter, L.: Schaeffer, B, Second Row: Chubb, E.: Rosenthal, W.: Gibson, J.: Purkey, B.: McCafferty, M. Schepers, C.: Walsh, S.: Long, W.: Keck T. Third Row: Kuhne, B.: Forney, R.: Woodie, G.: Kornmann R.: Braun, J.: Witt, G.: Manear, G.: Pafel, H. Fourth Row: Stairs, N.: McFarlane, P.: Reynolds, W. Colfman, B.: Miss Bell: Hagy, D.: Gregory, G.: Hedrick, A.: Loudermilk, D. 8-A-First Row: Douville, B.: McCubbin, E.: Springer, R.: Slrama, M.: Heatterick, B.: Smith, M. Second Row: Myers, C.: Keesecker, J.: Lynes, L.: Schattuek, B.: Makosky, C.: Zemol, E.: Lake, S.: Loughney, C. Third Row: Edel, D.: Harper, G.: Kohl, K.: Kolk, J.: Greenfield, P.: Vanik, N.: Zink, J.: Ellis, M. Fourth Row: Zehnter, M.: LaCrosse, D.: May, J.: Irey, S.: Subotick, D.: Snyder, E.: Shreeve, R.: Meding, C. Fifth Row: Martin, E.: Nale, T.: Deckert, M.: Fishpaw, J.: Straw, R. 8-B-First Row: Pambo, G.: Schubert, G.: Ziegler, C.: Normen, R.: Fulcher, B.: Lockery, D. Second Row: Bardoll, J.: Luckabaugh, B.: Bupp, J.: Schemme, J.: Borame, T.: Hudson, T.: Kampes, D. Third Row: Zinkham, J.: Manner, B.: Felming, F.: Ferguson, P.: MCMHYIOH- C-I I-Ollg. J- FOUTUI R010-' MCI-6311. A-I Hughes, P.: Brooks, B.: Hudson, P: Stinchcomb, J.: Sharp, A.: Schunk, A. Fifth Row: Thomas, P.: Schleigh, P.: Quatman, M.: Blevins, R.: Tomlinson, A.: Metzger, K. 8-C-First Row: Parr, M.: Miceli, J.: Richards, R.: Merson, R.: Pitt, L.: Meyers, J. Second Row: King J.: Carter, W.: Herrod, M.: Wall, R.: Klass, J.: Fredericks, R.: Burton, S. Third Row: Tidwell, W.: Lam, W.: Piraino, A.: Pitt, D. 8-D-First Row: Bernhardt, D.: Hucks, J.: Manner, P.: Weyrich, L.: Joyner, M.: Odin, C. Second Row: Rittenhouse, D.: Harris, J.: Haberstick, J.: Trenther, A.: Schnitlser, K.: Sixx, K.: Ballard J. Third Row: Burman, N.: Bradfield, R.: Gordon, S.: Tidwell, D.: Zink. D.: Peterson, M.: Plunkett, M.: Schneider, K. Fourth Row: Heinerichs, D.: Boubarozolis, J.: Colder, V.: Wagner, G.: Plitt, W.: Oltmanns, A.: Keane, L.: Woods, R.: Keman, D.: Warren, D. 8-E-First Row: Wattenshaidt, C.: Zinkhan, J.: Stafford, B.: Sweitzer, J.: Nelson, L.: Bair, M. Second Row: Downey, D.: Neuhauser, M.: Carter, B.: Bond, E.: Christensen, H.: Bowers, C.: Combs, J. Third Row: Defontes, A.: Long, A.: Shaelfer, C.: Gray, D:Ester, B.: Kramer, W.: Christopher, W.: Mende, W.: Reeling, R. Fourth Row: George, F.: Shaelfer, C.: Gardiner, C.: Cline, N.: Gilbert, J.: Robb, J.: Burkhead, R.: Gordon, W. 8-F-First Row: Warner, B.: Owings, C.: Derr, V.: Blair, B.: Rolfe, L.: Casico, L. Second Row: Long, D.: Healy, L.: Blessing, C.: Holt, XV.: Hoeller, J.: Lego, B.: Provenza, J.: Davenport, S. Third Row: Armstrong, J.: Breighner, J.: DePaula, J.: Monath, D.: Voorhees, W.: Jenkins, R.: Monath, D.: Miller, R. Fourth Row: Trimble, V.: Clark, R.: Jacobs, D.: Stedther, T.: Rittershofer, F.: Carter, C.: Eves, R.: Smith, W. A 8-G-First Row: Gayert, L.: McLean, H.: Parr, L.: Duran, T.: Dempsy, J.: Withers, L.: Hare, L.: Bayne,J Second Row: Sullivan, J.: Diegal, J.: Kerr, C.: DeBow, S.: Gummel, C.: Brown, S.: Dehaven, M.: Leuter, S.: Stranger, J. Third Row: North, B.: Benjamin, W: Willman, R.: Easter, D.: Dumler, C.: Frazier, R.: Jones, G.: Cirone, J. Fourth Row: Hinchlilfe, R.: Wright, W.: Baralotto, P.: Frieman, H.: Regner, B. 8-H-First Row: Wroten, B.: Wolf, B.: Bogart, S. Second Row: Doebereiner, D.: Welnosky, C.: Svehla, M.: Jacob, C.: Zuk, E.: Larsen, L.: Miller, S.: Kline, P.: Zurek, A.: Cressman, L. Third Row: Mc!-Iardy, R.: Giles, M.: Schroeder, M.: Schaffer, J.: Jordon, M.: Nortreys, M. Fourth Row: Matukaitis, J.: Jaeger, B.: Crusse, D.: Rogalski, B.: Conti, N.: Mertz, L. Fifth Row: Rosenberger, V.: Baer, M.: Davis, R.: Adri- ance, C.: Magness, W.: Ayres, C.: Seiler, G. 8-J-First Row: Francis, C.: Byer, D.: Corrie, L.: Ebley, J.: Whitmore, J. Second Row: Kretschmer, J.: Wills, D.: Hessler, N.: Leddick, A.: Slyder, L.: Heuisler, B.: Eberling, G.: McDaniel, C.: Ambrose, R. Third Row: Hinkle, D.: Robinson, A.: Ensor, D.: Silgradt, R.: Ridlehoover, C.: Davidson, D.: Roesch, E.: Ege, L. Fourth Row: Dietz, C.: Wehr, D.: Moore, R.: Geoghegan, D.: Skaggs, F.: Hayes, A. Fifth Row: Smith, M.: Calla- han, R.: Schaum, R.: Wolf, W.: Fischer, R.: Curreri, F.: Voss, T. Sixth Row: Canoles, J.: Siegel, G.: Van- dusen, L.: Burton, G. i 8-K-First Row: Meyers, L., Filmore, E., Hornung, H., Tilton, K., Biensach, R., Hare, L. Second Row Doyle, J., Brown, J., Hare, E., Neidhardt, B., Kalbskopf, H., McCammon, E., Williams, J., Ulrich, C Third Row: Braun, A., McGowan, J. 8-L-First Row: Boyer, W., Lotterer, J., Jewer, J., Crust, C., Appel, R. Second Row: Piersant, D., Coffey J., Sieglein, L., Conner, E., Chason, D., Hupp, U. Third Row: Elgin, L., K., Taylor, S., Carr, N., Dyson, E. Fourth Row: Pearre, S., Hayes, P., E Meise, S., Pruett, B., Karow bley, P., Simms, H., Towson N., Snack, C., Kraft, B., Kempton, C. Fifth Row: Shaeffer, L., Freund, P., McAllen, C., Class, A., Urban F., Huggins, B. Sixth Row: Aull, T., Bailey, D., Dent, J., Seiwell, W., St man, W., Doehring, G. oermer, J., Ricker, W., Quat an 8-M-First Row: Rhone, E., Myers, C., Fennekohl, J., Williams, Second Rhone, J., Serio, M., Warner, N., Heil, I., Weisberg, R. Third Row: Sout Davis, S., Dolan, C., Henry, S., Gryzmala, T., Neuhauser, T. Fourth Row: A., Rush, T., Walls, R., Cropper, W., Stuart, J., Rutledge, T. Fifth Row: G., Hawkins, B., Eben, T., Pierce, B., Scarborough, L., Merryman, M. Row: Dixon, P., Isenock, R. hard, D., Punte, L., Ross, B., Dirzewert, J., Krapf, A., Will Reynolds, D., McCauseland 8-N-First Row: Tracy, C.: Huber, S.: McPhee, D. Second Row: Morris, C.: Bell, D.: More- land, J.: Newman, E.: Sendt, J.: Wallace, P.: Bonnel, N.: Morris, E. Third Row: Shuman, P S.: Wolfe, K.: Moreland, B.: Stricker, M.: -N.-3 Warfield, J.: Stinebaugh, E. Fourth Row: Dod- , son, M.: Dill, D.: Novak, G.: Sparks, K.: Matis, S.: Rich, G.: Moxley, V.: Perrine, V. Fifth Row: Cowl, L.: Clipper, WV.: Boone, T.: Lucas, P.: Grant, D.: Tormollen, J.: Leight, R.: Jan- kowiak, A. Sixth Ruzu: Buckley, D.: Matusz, Harry, S.: Chaudoin, J.: Spamer, S.: Hellwig, H.: King, D.: Brown, E. 8-P-First Row: Redman, M.: Ellinger, G.: Kratzer, C.: Ashley, F.: Fitzpatrie, L. Second Row: Beatty, D.: Schmidt, D.: Dietz, M.: O'Neal, S.: Krokowski, K.: Punte, Hardesty, C.: Curry, L.: Heekler, J.: Jeter, M. Third Row: Kelly, D.: Klausmier, W.: Carter,'H.: Howard, R.: Steg, L.: Lynch, E.: Boger, D.: Gray, Fourth Row: Hayes, F.: Bull, E.: Neeker, C.: Degano, J.: Goldsborough, E.: Murphy, D. 9-A-First Row: Boehm, C.: Coffey, Crowl, B.: W'eise, N.: Poteet, A.: Coil, M.: Wlixted, Michel- felder, C.: Crawford, N. Second Row: Karnman, L.: Caylon, J.: Minch, M.: Lowery, B.: Deasel, D.: Ritz D.: Miller, M.: Holtzman, P.: Fuller, B.: Bechler, B. Third Rout: Chyba, D.: Hahn, S.: DeOms, G.: Las sen, C.: Cambell, F.: Schuerholz, Sugg, E. Fourlh Row: Wagner, C.: Hemphill, J.: Kelly, B.: Walter myer, G.: Schepers, J.: Vincellesn, N.: Bell, G.: Ohlslrom, R.: Lewis, B. 9-B-First Row: Toula, K.: Nogic, A.: Hooker, D.: Scholtholt, K.: Rydzewski. V.: Lemmon, L.: Buchanan, M.: Hiltz, M.: Carlson, J. Second Raw: Dunn, Ahrens, C.: VVilkes, M.: Sommer, J.: Davis, C.: Rice, E.: Dent, P.: Bogy, C.: Fox, P.: Francis, A. Third Row: Tittle, XV. Oakes, R.: laiken, A.: Clark, D.: Buchanan, R.: Zichos, R.: Piepenbring, R.: Dwyer, M.: Lloyd, R.: Smith, S. Fourth Row: Frantum, W.: Dieter, J.: Lindhorst-, H.: Cunningham, D. ' v 9-C-First Row: Hogue, E.: Green, K.: Wagner, H.: Christopher, Harpfcr, C.: Herman, C.: Linsky, A.: Shipley, C.: Cason, P. Second Row: Pushkarsk, M.: Marshall, M.: Anderson, C.: Bennett, C.: Gott, L.: Hagan, D.: Havey, M.: Buschman, M.: Schmidt, T.: Rickette, H. Third Raw: Kempske, C.: Robinson, L.: Cerstlnyer, T.: Harmel, R.: Snyder, J.: Derr, WV.: Acton, N.: Coad, lf. 1-'mirth Row: Smith, WV.: Menin, E.: Sheridan, T.: Sewell, S. H tml.: . :lf lv.-r. 'u , 0-21 -Jill xr! 9-D-First Row: Foinoll, Morgan, B.: Murphy, I.: lVolfe, I..: Sollaway, M.: Kuszmaul, N. Sefond Row: Davies, M.: Kummer, L.: Butt, j. Third Row: Stelley, Ii.: Bogart, C.: Myers, -I.: Einsel, K.: lung, E.: jung, B.: Guy, S.: Lauman, M.: Harner, I.: Heckarl, D.: Arnold, H.: Volker, S. Fourth Row: Marshall, B.: Smith, K.: johnson, T.: Raver, B.: Coldsborough, S.: Reich, P.: Poteet, D.: Volnse, C.: Whnlinski, R.: Trythall, R.: Hokemeyer, G.: Thompson, K. Fifth Rina' xV0ilSl,'lll2igCI', D.: Petr, B.: Davis, M. 4 4, if .gg-gf! Q 5 p. is 9-E-First Row: Gerlach, J.: Harper, E.: Lehrer, H.: Bach, D.: Werner, J.: Suehting, J.: Matthai, S.: Christopher, G.: Porter, C. Serond Row: Wood, N.: WVrightson, I.: Dilfatta, J.: Dorsey, R.: Stacey, P.: Benedetta, J.: Beiersdorfer, H.: Baker, Barrett, M.: Kopp, J. Third Row: Nelson, R.: Klimko, S.: Waterman, J.: Winkler, L.: Mastracci, J.: Frank, G.: Crane, R. Fourth Row: Altpeter, L.: Baumgardner, H.: Copenspire, R.: Buhl, T. 9:15135 9-F-First Row: Taylor, N.: Chandler, A.: Tyson, C.: Gonce, M.: Gall, F. Second Row: Birkenbach, J.: Bush, L.: Clark, S. Third Row: Crumbacker, WV.: Fuller, L.: Taylor, D.: Conner, D.: Krell, J.: Selby, G.: Snow, L.: Wingate, P.: Einge, J. Ye: - -' :M 'U ' 1' .Q-gr-in ,f 9-G-First Row: Robinson, E.: X'Veber, O.: Hein, B. Seroncl Row: Swingler, R.: Moran, N.: Stollins, L.: McGowan, A.: Thomas, B.: Eccleston, H.: Merson, R. Third Row: Matthai, L. 9-H-First Row: Poteet, D.: Kemmerly, C.: Silgradt, M.: Langlotz, W.: Seifert, E.: Choate, A.: Jenkins, J.: Nelson, N.: Miller, C.: Mack, K. Second Row: Hudak, J.: Burton, M.: Pappas, M.: Opfet, J.: Ander- son, C.: DeBaugh, J.: Edwards, D.: Kajdi, B.: Bittner, M. Third Row: Bauer, O.: Wuestner, R.: Downey, T.: Jones, B.: Reinheimer, M.: Ross, M.: Shipley, G.: Wann, D.: Loss, H. Fourth Row: Dousa, W.: Scana lin, D.: Hooker, M.: Miller, R.: Cornbrooks, E.: Kosher, R.: Hoerner, R.: McKewin, J. lt he-Q 'mtv Q 9-J-First Row: Jolly, L.: Schueler, L.: Longo, R.: B:cker, M.: Thompson, M.: Roberts, E.: Rocker, J. Yeager, F.: Goralski, P. Serond Row: Chenworth, D.: Cayce, L.: Conner, R.: Regner, D.: Taggart, K. Stoykov, M.: Hinz, L.: Old, F.: DePetris, D.: Behler, R.: Varnum, M. Third Row: Mitchell, J.: Ham ilton, B.: Custer, D.: Stres, E.: Allen, D.: Knorr, P.: Stone, J.: Ebert, M.: Hupheld, C.: Dc-rr. R.: Good M.: Alexander, P. Fourth Row: Simms, H.: Burger, E.: Diamond, R. .gl 9-K-First Row: Flannagan, G.: McQuire, M.: Clayton, H. Second Row: Ross, W.: Meyers, H.: Helwig, W.: Quatman, G.: Breiley, C. Third Row: Conley, Miraglia, L.: Rey, N.: Peterson, F.: Dietz, M.: Lewis, E.: Ross, W. Fourth Raw: Shaffer, G.: Warner, K.: Mogowski, D. f 9-L-First Row: Melber, B.: Rotundo, A.: Combs, Second Row: Voge, T.: Rothlingshofer, C.: Ebardt, J.: Pledge, S.: Gray, M.: Quirolo, S.: Biddison, C.: Sperschneider, R. Third Row: Schimpf, B.: Causey, L.: Fitch, J.: Bragg, R.: Wellman, A: Grill, B.: Hundertmark, F.: Miller, C. Fourth Row.' Hare, N.: Gall, G. 9-M-First Row: Phillips, C.: Suekeiierman, Tabling, S.: McRae, P.: Ransone, B.: Smith, E.: Drennen, J.: McSorley, R.: Parnes, S.: Diamond, C. Second Row: Hyers, C.: Liembach, W.: Wentworth, M.: Rowe, H.: Parlett, E.: Meninger, J.: Stallings, B.: Stemmer, B.: Zander, B.: Bengermino, J. Third Row: Kegrerm, B.: Gtattm, S.: Zoellner, N.: Lambert, E.: DeAnglis, W.: Hoetlick, E. Fourth Row: McDermott, W.: Hlubb, L.: Horney, R.: Grove, E.: Fisher, R.: Manner, P.: Elksnis, D.: Shelley, L.: Kelbaugh, T.: Sauth- oll, J.: Hoops, F. 9-N-First Row: Neubeck, L.: Shanahan, E.: Watcheski, Gallatin, Serond Row: Brewer, N.: Wright F.: Shanahan, K.: Schulte, K.: Jasinski, J.: Finke, B.: Lessig, B.: Bell, C.: Kramer, N. Third Row: Tuft J.: Gravely, A.: Pagella, R.: Stoney, Corrie, L.: Grant, YV.: Foti, S.: Moxley, T. Fourth Row: Swagler J.: Lyons, R.: Hofstetter, K.: Mershon, D.: Krausman, J.: Bernhardt, D.: Bowen, E.: Bissell, W. 9'P-First Row: Carter: Fitch: Feige: Emge: Sanber: Howes: Stewart. Second Row: Hahn: Maxwell: West: Surridge: Donnelly: Collins. Third Row: Berman: Oxenham: Howard. H.: Clawson: Flora: Hupp. Fourth Row: Howard, C.: Mitchell: Zink: Clayton: Plack: Haase: Davis. Fifth Row: Edwards: Howard, T.: McKay: Rich: Downey. 10-A-First Row: Monninger, J.: Ungeror, B.: O'leary, P.: Bankard, B.: Sewell, L.: Pixler, S. Second Row. Karchner, M.: Busch, B.: Tallman, J.: Slater, J.: Bilbrough, E.: Allen, R. Third Row: Sparks, J.: Fox B.: Stanslield, S.: Smith, L.: Troutman, F.: Maneth, C.: McFaul, T. Fourth Row: Lowdermilk, T. Trout, D.: Wolinski, U.: Daugherty, L.: Senft, M.: Nelson, B.: Eurich, J.: Poole, J. Fifth Row: Hamel I.: Lauber, J.: Steelberg, G.: Bognaski, D.: Stout, D.: Sines, E.: Taylor, J.: Diegel, W. I0-B-First Row: Kline, E.: Dunsmore, G.: Trythall, S.: Fowler, B.: Brulf, D.: Dearholt, C. Second Row: Mentzer, D.: Bunting, M.: James, J.: Kiesling, D.: Dilworth, C.: Mugel, D.: Fitch, G. Third Row: Hett, D.: Clugston, D.: Cicone, G.: Lewis, J.: Huffman, B. Fourth Row: Anzalone, S.: Pindell, D.: Warner, D.: Swanner, L.: Kreafle, B. Fifth Row: Leister, W.: Linch, H.: Sugg, R.: Freeland, J.: Wilhelm, R. Sixth Row: Rocker, C.: Ingrassia, V.: Bright, K.: Ficke, J.: Pasta, S.: Gordon, B.: Zerhusen, J.: Lipinski, D. 10-C-First Row: Edwardson, C., Eisgruber, L., Michel, L., Dilton, D., Hube, P., Chatman, F. Second Row: Fisher, J., Finn, M., Tress. I., Kaufmann, G., Sigismondi, B., Ester, P., Tennyson, S., Dunty, N. Third Row: Scott, V., Schneider, W., Pfeiffer, E., Bowen, B., Richardson, Cecil, G., Ulrich, H., Wind- sor, P., Hopper, L., Eccleston, E. Fourth Row: Amrein, B., Sautter, J., Brown, L., Bupp, M., Wasel, R., Jones, J., Burdett, M., Geary, D. Fifth Row: Serio, C., Geckle, N., Darr, A., Dunaway, F., Lease, J., Kretschmer, D., Kirby, J., Ferguson, P., Stromeyer, B. 10-D-First Row: McGurie, L., Breigner, M., Davidson, D., Walsh, S., Beck, J., Mineur, J. Second Row: Esser, P., Lease, C., VVilliamson, G., Espennain, Doyle. L., Black, Linz, C. Third Row: King, J., Benedette, A., Boubaropoulos, A., Johnson, L., Cozad, D., Caskins, J. Fourth Row: Buchheister, R., Tay- lor, L., Sparks, G., Overby, R. Fifth Row: McGrane, P., Ford, R., Berk, XV., Paul, J., Davenport, D., Rogers, J. Wiz I0-E-First Row: Edwards, L., Scheeler, P., Gartside, L., Serio, R., Goska, D., Biddison, M. Second Row. Ward, R., Herman, M.: Heil, M., Forlifer, J., Wilson, D., Thaw, D. Third Row: Streett, T., Hopper T., Wells, B., Sheldon, J., Siegleiu, G., Hardy, E. Fourth Row: Wagner, J., Urban, P., Warner, D., Derr W., Sell, B., Sabistan, B., Price, B. Fifth Row: Ernst, B., Hutzler, R., Hudson, B., Guy, W., Neumann C., Small, B., Romeo, E., Schulte, B. 10-F-First Row: Berger, B.: Freedmen, L.: Smith, S.: Otlen, L. Second Row: Roesch, M.: Wolf, J: Kad- lec, L.: Zink, K, Thjyd Rgurj Albert, B.: Jacob, J.: Barger, B.: Brady, J. Fourth Row: Lessig, D.: lfulcher C.: Edgerton, R.: McLewee, B.: Markasi, C. Fifth Raw: Hinkle, C.: Siegmone, C.: Strwski, J.: Shunk, A. Twining, D.: Saville, V. Sixth Row: Thrasher, W.: Nelson, C.: Millburn, J.: McKelvey, T.: Powell, P.: Mack, E. 10-G-First Row: Lewis, R.: DiMarino, D.: Coffman, R.: Doll, M.: loltowski, V. Second Row: Schaum, R.: Reed, VV.: Taylor, T.: Updyke, J.: Bauer, R.: Campbell, A.: Voss, E. Third Row: Baraloto, R.: Preller, L.: Kotapiski, G.: Weigert, C.: Webster, H.: Reimann, D.: Washington, W. Fourth Row: Bender, P.: Buseneis, W.: Berard, A.: Bertling, B.: Sauerwein, W.: Davis, R.: Mauer, L.: Schneider, D. I0-H-First Row: Schrobedorlf, V.: Nelson, C: Neuhauser, J.: Fenner, J.: Hogan, K.: Harman, C. Second Row: Baker, B.: Long, C.: Krause, G.: Krausman, R.: Reezicki, E.: Schultz, G. Third Row: Becker, K.: Alexander, L.: Bock, M.: Waggner, Fuller, G.: Huber, R. Fourth Row: Flichman, P.: Carnell, F.: Gor- don, J.: Wrightson, J.: Strickroth, A.: Boring, C.: Henderson, K. 1 I0-J-First Row: Senger, J.: Munzert, M.: Jackson, C.: Wray, P.: Umerley, H.: Vecchioni, M. Second Row: Mfentworth, R.: Retz, F.: Connor, G.: Stark, L.: Grund, C.: VValton, M.: Martin, K. Third Row: Reineche, Wright, T.: Neuins, G.: Heywood, J.: Derr, R.: Praydis, R.: Heckart, C. Fourth Row: Prime, B.: Burke, J.: Heatterick, B. 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Mr. Harry Z Wilson, business manager for the Odyssey Snninr Director Name Thomas Acton Lassie Alexander Pat Argentino Murray Armstrong Clinton Arrowood Martha Aschenbrenner Carolyn Aulbach Franklin Ayres Wilson Bacon Louis Bandell David Barkley Lois Barlow Pat Baublitz Peggy Baxter Barbara Beckett Grace Benson Nancy Berard Dotty Berk Mariann Bice Dave Blessing Joyce Bowen Peggi Bowers Dianne Brammer Susan Bredehoeft Bob Breigher Q Harry Brown Betty Bruffey Joyce Bullen q Charles Burman William Burkhard Kay Burkhead Ruth Burton joseph Canova Olive Cantwell William Carruth Joseph Cascio Madeline Caspare joe Chyba Telephone LY 2-7962 NO 5-6876 NO 8-9931 NO 5-3450 NO 5-4711 NO 5-4493 NO 5-3507 NO 5-4195 None NO 5-9331 NO 8-6521 NO 5-8686 NO 5-9481 NO 5-2922 NO 5-8426 NO 5-2512 NO 5-6895 NO 5-4842 NO 5-0971 NO 5-4179 N0 5-5865 NO 5-7621 N0 5-7705 LY 2-5321 NO 5-6435 NO 8-3247 LY 2-2453 NO 5-2653 NO 5-71 13 NO 5-6798 NO 5-5417 LY 2-7514 NO 8-0367 NO 8-0735 NO 5-6472 NO 5-8924 NO 8-0563 NO 5-0757 Senior Director Name Robert Chester Thomas Cioeff Paul Clayton Gilbert Clice Mary Lee Combs Gale Comes Barbara Conner John Cozad Eddy Crane Phillip Cressman Mamie Cross Dotty Crowder Janet Darnall Joanne Davies Alice Davis Bonnie DeGraVes Margaret Dengler Catherine Deigert Ruth Dietz Ronald Dill Richard Disharoon Donna Drennon Carolyn Dumler jane Edmonston Cheryl Edwards jean Esaias Joyce Eslinger Marcia Faber Kenneth Ferguson Kenneth Finke Deanna Fisher Dorothy Fischer Daniel Fitzell jean Flanagan Suzanne Fossett Anna Francis Barbara Franks Gerald Frey Telephone NO 5-1431 NO 5-6898 LY 2-7454 NO 5-0974 NO 5-1368 NO 5-5643 NO 5-1562 None NO 5-3208 NO 5-9284 NO 5-2494 LY 2-7143 NO 8-4140 NO 8-1996 NO 5-8334 NO 5-7028 NO 5-9884 NO 5-7281 NO 5-7127 NO 8-0239 NO 5-2709 NO 5-2398 NO 5-2226 NO 5-9139 NO 5-3576 VA 3-8941 NO 5-3252 NO 5-0589 NO 5-3643 NO 5-3088 NO 5-1126 NO 5-5194 NO 5-0340 LY 2-7887 ID 3-5380 NO 5-0498 NO 5-9423 NO 5-7977 Senior Director Name Helen Gardner Darrell Gaver Dennis Gerlack Roger Gerstenberg Timothy Gerstmyer Ann Glover Ellen Goldschmidt Diana Greenwood Donald Groomes Alice Grove john Hancock George Hare Guy Harper Harold Harple joan Harry Janet Heilman joan Heinerichs Kay Hemmeter Carl High Sue Hilgartner Hubert Hogan Gretchen Hokemeyer Claire Hubbard Carol Hutschenreuter Barbara Irvin Ursula jaeggi Edward Jefferies Carol jefferson Mary Jean Joiner Barbara Kalbskopf Elsie Keefer Dorothy Kempske Lois Kidd Joan King Kenneth Kinion Albirta Kloiber Barbara Knorr Patricia Kolb Telephone NO 5-8961 NO 5-8294 NO 5-9488 NO 5-2636 N O 5-5273 NO 5-2007 NO 5-3320 NO 5-7027 NO 5-2495 NO 5-8170 NO 5-2309 NO 5-5212 NO 5-8734 NO 5-0548 NO 8-0590 NO 5-9218 NO 5-7449 NO 5-1643 NO 5-2194 NO 8-3504 NO 5-5958 NO 5-0858 NO 5-9312 LY 2-7818 NO 5-1153 NO 5-3003 NO 5-8941 NO 5-2803 HI 4-1970 NO 5-4709 NO 5-9530 NO 5-4324 NO 5-8463 NO 5-6759 NO 5-5586 NO 5-9818 NO 5-3978 NO 5-5697 Name Gail Kraft Eddora Kunkel Freda Kunkel Ronald Kurz Kenneth LaFon john Lambert Karen Larsen Charles Lawrence William Lewis Carolyn Lowrey Edward Lucas Teresa Marousek Grace Matthai Richard McArtor Carol McCallister Henry McCar1 Rochelle McCoy Irene McLewee Don McNally Herbert McNew Ann Meding 1 Claudia Meise Mical Mershon' Patricia Mershon Virginia Messick Mary Meyer Wesley Michel Doris Miller Dee Miller Ellen Miller Glenda Miller Harry Miller 'I' Lucy Miller Phyllis Miller William Miller Gerald Monroe joe Morgan Jack Mothershead Telephone NO 8-0618 None None NO 5-6269 NO 5-3452 NO 5-2576 NO 5-7413 NO 8-0498 LY 2-7287 NO 8-0318 NO 5-6708 LY 2-7948 NO 5-6546 NO 5-1588 NO 5-4944 NO 5-9403 NO 5-0415 NO 5-3894 NO 5-3187 NO 5-0984 NO 8-0634 NO 5-6067 NO 8-8269 NO 8-0772 N0 5-2461 NO 5-6288 NO 5-9665 NO 5-1183 NO 5-0818 NO 5-8122 None NO 5-3155 NO 8-0079 NO 5-5977 NO 5-0205 NO 5-1469 NO 5-9332 NO 5-2385 Name Nurettin Munis Aletta Munzert Katherine Nagle Allen Nelson Marie Neuhauser Ronald Neuman Kathryn Newburg Kaye Newburg Harvey Noyes Joyce Osterhaus Norman Parnes Joseph Parvis Dave Pearce Peggy Pritchett Doris Pruett Betty Ann Ragan Carolyn Rappold Kenneth Reier Joyce Reinecke Fred Reinthaler Howard Ritte Ronald Robinson Earl Rollison William Sabiston Sally Sandbek Donald Schafer Thomas Schammel ' janet Schauer Patricia Schmidt Claudia Schemm Paul Scherback Nancy Schiller Marvin Schroeder Lee Simone Leonard Sippel 1 Bruce Smith Douglas Smith Kenneth Smith Senior Director Telephone NO 5-9403 NO 5-3742 NO 5-3687 None NO 5-2404 NO 8-0218 NO 8-3617 NO 5-3550 NO 5-4174 NO 5-2537 NO 5-0056 NO 5-6192 LY 2-7114 NO 5-6907 None NO 5-5085 NO 5-0746 LY 2-2151 NO 5-0961 NO 5-4298 NO 5-8717 NO 5-5983 NO 5-0016 NO 5-5763 NO 5-7865 NO 5-6961 NO 5-4260 NO 5-7836 NO 5-1536 NO 5-4474 MU 6-2937 NO 5-0560 N0 5-7016 NO 5-1982 NO 5-9528 NO 5-0199 NO 5-1570 NO 5-1936 Name Phyllis Smith Richard Smith Walter Sperl 5' james Spriggs-1 - William Stairs Sandy Steg i Edgar Stricklin Gayl Surridge john Tallman - Chester Terfnyson 1 Senior Director William Tomlinson? Richard Trimble f Myra Trythall Charles Twining William Vogel Barbara Walch Earl Ward I N Aris Wasel Ed Watchieski Bonnie Watts Susan Watts Janet Waxter Irma Wieiber Carol Wehr james White Bette Whitehurst Stewart Wilbur ' Ruth Wilkinson W ' Carolyn Willick ' Nancy Willing 7 Bill Willis 6 june Wilson ii I 151. Mary Sue Wilson 'i 5 john Winkel fl janet Yaeger 3 Joyce Zurek 1 -n v Harold Wall - 1 I. Telephone NO 5-3331 NO 5-4155 NO 5-5092 NO 5-1450 NO 5-5228 NO 5-3268 None LY 2-4943 NO 5-9361 NO 5-2938 NO 8-9955 NO 5-0684 NO 5-4612 LY 2-3270 NO 5-1471 NO 5-8079 None NO 5-5482 NO 5-1206 NO 5-9576 None HI 4-4761 NO 5-7147 NO 5-9152 NO 8-3145 NO 5-9466 NO 5-8745 NO 5-4528 NO 5-6473 LY 2-3683 NO 5-5277 NO 5-9153 NO 5-4624 NO 8-0636 NO 5-8682 LY 2-3471 NO 5-8361 The Acton Family Myrtle Adams Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Agnes Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. 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Parkville High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Parkville, MD) online collection, 1957 Edition, Page 1

1957

Parkville High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Parkville, MD) online collection, 1959 Edition, Page 1

1959

Parkville High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Parkville, MD) online collection, 1960 Edition, Page 1

1960

Parkville High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Parkville, MD) online collection, 1968 Edition, Page 1

1968

Parkville High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Parkville, MD) online collection, 1972 Edition, Page 1

1972

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