Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Faculty Groups ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 'lsl' Row A. Storey, AAB.; H. Fox, M.A.; A. Geyer, A.B.; l. McLeod, B.S. 2nd Row A. Bohle, B.A.; H. Forbmcm, 3.5.; I. Cromwell; E. Zimmerman, 8.5.; J. Sisk, B.A. Not pictured E. Howard, B.A.; E. O'Brien, B.A.; H. McMahon, B.A, m5 . nanny GUIDANCE K. Powers, B.A.; L. Bockmiller, J. Griffith, B. S; M. Mencke, 3.5. Not pictured-H. Joffe. LIBERAL ARTS T. Moss, M. Billingsley, B. A.; E. Alling, 8.8. Nol- pictured R. Lephordt, M.A.; M. Site, E. Wysocki, B A.; A. Ritter, B.A.

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E9 110 Boys , Remember when we first entered junior high? We got lest every time classes changed, but we still felt pretty big about going to a big school. No walking in lines for us any I mermx Right around that time we had our first loves, too. . Swooning in the classroom was the cause of lots of 1671 marks. rIhe next two years passed quickly and, before we knew it, we were 9A'e graduating from J.H.S. .Ieren't these dresses the girls made just screams?! It was the first time some of the boys had ever worn coats and ties to school. And the tea dance, as we see it now, was really funny. Everybody sat around trying to balance plates and cups correctly and being; tmwome TO 339! too embarrassed to dance. Then we had our junior prom. By that time, a good many of you had already gone. Some of the girls were wearing their first formals. They all looked lovely. The next big event was the senior play, Ever Since Eve . We worked hard selling patrons and the east worked hard learning lines. It was a success and we got enough money together to gay for these yearbooks. That was a load off 0 our minds. Then we were 1295. Senior Day came; everybody felt pretty low.X'Xt .x We were wishing that you could have been with us. The reduction a'xent off well, ex- cept that the boys felt like penguins in their tuxedos. The senior prom was a gala affair held at the 2Belvedere Eotel immediately after the banquet. 216 had everything from soup to nuts. $ $ Our days at S.E.S. were finally over. It was a littleiherd to be- lieve, but we were on our own at last. Nell, we'll cloee now. Eiope you'll join us at the reunions. Yours, February Class, 1946