Queen Annes County High School - Pride Yearbook (Centreville, MD)

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,fl are ,.. f , 9 p wear f ff '4,,,5i5 i. fe' at f . 5 A ' i N MW f . i .7 3 V ff l' ,f ' 4' t ,. g,.,r, I iff. ir if ' Ulf IQQFLQCJ fo P000 jlflfflleilff LILLIAN PAYE COUNCELL Academic Sudlersville Claeerfulnerr ir the Jznzbeam of life. Faye, our giggling senior, is president of the 1951-52 Student Council. She was vice-president of the class in the eighth and ninth grades and president in the tenth and eleventh grades. If anyone ever bubbled over with pep and energy Faye does, al- though she does like to read and loaf. Nothing makes her more angry than to have her name spelled wrong. Faye participated in three operettas and was Callie in the senior play. Her ambition is to attend Western Maryland College and become a teacher. CARROLL PRESTON CREIGHTON General Centreville He it az perfect genlleman. Our lass seems to thrive on promising athletes and Carroll is among the best. He has played soccer, basketball and baseball four years, and that is quite a record. Carroll seems to shy away from girls, although some of them wish he wouldn't. From all reports, Carroll can't understand why people can't pronounce Muvver fMotherJ. Carroll likes good music, swimming, sports, brown hair, blue eyes, flashy clothes, eating-just to mention a few. Drinking and smoking are taboo where Carroll is concerned. Carroll would like to be a professional baseball player and the class Wishes him all possible luck. CHARLOTTE ANNE DUKES Commercial Centreville Mzuic bath clmrmf. Charlotte is our sophisticated senior, and one of the most at- tractive. She played on the volleyball team and participated in three operettas. In the senior play Charlotte portrayed Dorice Gaylord , the movie star. She likes studying English, but her favorite pastimes are making trips to New York and eating a dish called lasagna Charlotte's ambition is to see the world, and who knows but what a certain musician may be her com- panion. MYRTLE LUCINDA FAULKNER General Henderson No runner raid llmn done. Myrtle is one of our blonde seniors who likes to spend her spare time sewing and entertaining herself. She was vice-presi- dent of the class in the ninth grade, treasurer in the eleventh grade and is treasurer of the Athletic Council this year. Myrtle likes swimming. Her dislikes include: gum, fast talking people, nylons, and hats. When asked what her favorite study was, Myrtle replied, I don't like school, so how could I like .to study? Myrtle's ambition is a happy marriage and we wish her all possible luck. -aa ff? kvfw

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0 QI? gui jllg MILLS LAWRENCE CALLAHAN General Centreville An honey! man har nothing lo fear. Curly is a very appropriate nickname for Lawrence-the senior with curly hair. He is quiet, but has a ready smile for everyone. Electricity, motors and several other topics in physics have a fascination for Lawrence, so step right up if you want any questions answered. Curly's pet peeve is girls. His activities include, softball for two years and class treasurer this year. Best of luck to you, Lawrence, in whatever you undertake. RUTH ANN CHANCE Academic Centreville Without music, life would he 4 mirlahe. Ruth Ann is our most athletic senior girl and is very attractive. She was president in the seventh grade, vice-president in the eighth, secretary in the eleventh and vice-president of the Student Council in her junior year, Ruth has played fieldball for two years, and volleyball and basketball for three years. She is an accomplished pianist. Music, physical education and her love for dogs are her principal interests. Men with mustaches are high on her list of dislikes. Ruth Ann has taken part in three operettas and was Bettina in the senior play. It is a known fact that Ruth Ann finds one particular interest in the senior class. Her ambition is to have a happy marriage, and we all wish her success in the future. LARRY GENE COLLIER General Queenstown Well, work ir the leur! of my ideas. Bucky is quite a wit among his classmates and is famous for his variety of outdated automobiles, He played on the soft- ball team for three years and was in three operettas. Larry likes good food and dislikes English and most people, His ambition is to retire at 21. ROBERT WEBSTER COMEGYS General Queenstown The guide of life is common tense. Bobby is one of our quiet seniors, a rarity in our class, and we welcome Bobby's shyness. However, he was not so shy when, as Sheriff Lem Pike , he fell in love with Lizzie in the senior play. Anyone who has seen Bobby on his service-cycle knows that riding it is one of his favorite pastimes along with fishing, television and boating. Bobby doesn't like persons who gossip and can be depended on not to carry malicious stories. If, in a few years, you should have any electrical dilticulties, just dial Mr. Comegys. 4 aff: W .si

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Il Elf I If D y.. t 'W fi ' fn 4 Sophomore ana! Junior ummera THERESIA FIX Academic Centreville The voice 1.1.-itfa 4 smite wins. Theresia is our exchange student this year from Germany. She had studied some English in her own country, so she has been able to understand our expressions and pick up our way of life very readily. Theresia is an accomplished accordion player. She is very friendly and is always ready to lend a helping hand in any work that has to be done. We all wish Theresia success in anything she undertakes. MARCY JOSEPHINE FOSTER Commercial Centreville Lauglaref if lbe birrup of az fairy. This petite senior is another of our class athletes, having played softball four years, fieldball two years, and basketball one year. She has taken part in two operettas. She likes study- ing English Qexcept for oral book reportsl, -dating, and black, wavy hair. Marcy's favorite question is Did you study last night? A diamond ring on her left hand tells us Marcy's future, even though she dislikes the word housewife She would pre- fer to work and travel. Best of luck anyway! MARGARET ANN GEORGE Academic Centreville Friendship ir the perferlion af love. As long as Peg has been a classmate she has been our most dependable member. She was president of the class in the seventh and eleventh grades and is editor of the YEARLING . Peggy likes music and good books and her favorite pastimes are reading and loafing. She had a leading role in one of our operettas and hilariously portrayed Aggie in the senior play. Whenever the class found itself in a iinancial rut, Peggy always came up with a solution. Her ambition is to be happy and we know she will be. CHARLES FRANKLIN GRIFFIN General Church Hill Few words are bert. We add Buck to our long list of baseball enthusiasts. He is another of our quiet seniors always ready with a cheerful smile. Buck spends his leisure time hunting and playing athletics. Charles joined us in the seventh grade-and since then has played on the soccer team three years and on the baseball team for two years. Although his future is undecided, we know he will succeed in whatever he attempts. A K , , Y. 2 I . f i . E Q fix 'W ,Zbf sft W tv . ff , M Lf, Y . , 'a AY M . . 5, - .aff fa-.5 . . , zfzwf 'L w , 1fw'?4x'. ff-' .awwwwma ,g.!Q:- 41,