Sparrows Point High School - Hi Points Yearbook (Edgemere, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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' A A A TABLE OF GRADUATE ONTENTS -X R '+L FGREWO RD As the horrzon spreads Itself before us so dld the prospective school year In September thus yearbook was an empty record wanting to tell the story of the school year T956 57 For Mr Dowlrng as our prlnclpal there was a new horuzon faced IU hrs new posrtlon To the seventh graders who entered hugh school for the flrst tlme there were the prospects of truly new expenences on the horizons of secondary education For everyone students faculty custodial and cafeteria staffs the new horizon took the form of a new school plant rn whlch all could expand free of the cramped quarters and double sessions of former years The goal of the class of 57 was the most app rent As they graduate a new horuzon wnll open before them as they commence on their varlous frelds of endeavor The opportunities offered on thus new horizon are unllmlted during thus era of expansion and prosperuty The H1 Pornts of 1957 grew through the year As the hornzons expanded so dad our record Throughout the year everyone had been nmpressed wuth the feellng that Sparrows Point Hugh School had entered a new penod of growth reaching for and realrzlng new goals but never losing sught of the new horizon contlnually rrslng ahead of us So Intense was this cognuzance of new hornzons that we have been prompted to choose that for the theme during this crucial year We hope that we have adequately captured and preserved that feelrng and even more that you who graduate may never lose rt gxl1 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' -1 . Cl . 1 - 1 1 1 1 , ... , t-c.'4...m .- Y ln appreciation of has many endeavors on our behalf we the class of 57 vvnsh to dedicate the H: Pornts of 57 to Paul E Dowllng We are honored to be the flrst of what we hope wnll be many classes to graduate under has admunnstra tion During our assocnatlon Mr Dovvllng has been Teacher Counselor frlend lnsplratlon and novv principal We wrsh hum to know that we recognize hum as all of these I , . . . . I I . . , I I ' P 5 l , K , , ,M x, 1 4, , Q, 7 CLASS OF 1957 The class of T957 first converged on Sparrows Point High School in the fall of 1953, and after suffering an initial awe at the size of the place we gradually settled down to a routine. We soon heralded our arrival by making a sweeping victory in the annual Halloween Festival, when under the guidance of Miss Craven we made our first of many big impressions. We went on to gain an unheard of success with the reco'd smashing minstrel show again directed and produced under the guidance of Miss Craven. This event filled the auditorium to capacity, which was quite an accomplishment for an eighth grade class. The following year saw the beginning of half sessions for the junior high school, and the resulting headaches for us, We were separated, disorganized, and unable to meet together as a class, all of which clearly caused president Skip Strasbaugh unprecedented problems. Nevertheless we survived, having blazed two trails through the ninth grade to a hard won reunification in the tenth. As sophomores, president George Hellems had to work hard to overcome the indifference and lethargy which were legacies of the old half session days in junior high school. Choice of a class project sharply divided the class-so much so that the final choice of new curtains for the auditorium never did reach the stage of fruition. We certainly did entertain great ambitions in those days. By the end of the year somewhat of the old spirit began to return as evidenced by a very successful prom, Blue Mrage, As juniors we again won the Halloween Festival giving junior president Charles Darby a vote of confidence for his duties of leadership ahead. Defeat on junior-senior day dampened our spirits temporarily, but we recovered sufficiently to organize the beautiful and immensely successful prom, Aloha. lt was about this time that we knew for certain that we would be privileged to be the first graduating class of a new and bigger Sparrows Point High School and appropriately enough again revived the auditorium curtain project. Then there we were-seniors, the top class, and in a bright new school building. Furthermore we would go down in history as the first of many graduating classes to commence from all of this modern opulence. At times, though we might think nostalgically of the old building and events there, we would never wish to return after once having had the luxury of the new. Our only regret was that the succeeding classes could not have shared this experience of moving from the old to the new and hence have developed a similar appreciation, one in which we feel we are unique . . . ,s l . jk 'K 117-3 5 9 ff tif vi 'ILA 8 MRS. GADZIOLA MR- SAKALSKI JANET FRIESNER, President :fv- WAYNE MORRIS, Vice President 'Wi .mm CARLA CARMIER, Secretary CAROL ZORN, Treasurer WAYNE SPARKS I- l The faculty and student body of Sparrows Point High School greatly regret the passing of a fellow student and friend, Wayne Sparks. Wayne was greatly liked because of his friendly disposition and pleasing personality Those who knew him as Vice President of the Chesapeake Terrace Teen Center as a fellow worker in the auto shop or lust as a buddy in the hall will not easily forget his sparkling eyes and quick wit He had a kind word for everyone and was always as he so often repeated ready to have a ball The impression he left with us of his kindness and gentleness will remain as an inspiration to many CATHERINE MANNEL Also greatly missed by all her friends and teachers was Catherine Mannel This petite young Junior was active in her class and was a member of the cheer leadlng group and the Catholic Youth Organization Her quiet yet cheerful manner endeared her to her classmates who regret her passing I I ' . I u u - - - - , . I - THE EW STYLE fdifwiww W. r am ww I 1 url IU-' 'N-'- W I-LEU I K g6.,i,i - A ffkk .V .....-, ..,- Y , , Hu' A- M, , M.. .. ,,,.....-....4..,, ,V R , M lna f , E, N A ' W . f ifwwj- 4 A :.,:msQges2g11,1Mfff, ,, i '63 kk - wkszwswmt,:ZjX,,.,wg,:, f fa 'M , ,dw k - M:-Z,flA I ,s3g1viTi?5sle51gsfsf' ..,, ' ' , 3 :'?' T .1 X Y ' A 1 Q 5 I s S I ' A , -F Q 5 I f rox If f X I gm 1 A pw FRANCIS G. ADAMS Frank General Coast Guard Academy Clwotr I2 FRANCES A BAKER Fran General Typtst Intramural O Club I2 ROBERT BASKETTE Bob General Undectded I 2, lrttramura S A, ROBERT AUS . I Bob I tes General Undecuded Student Court 8 Boys Glee u I2 Intramurals 8 IO Offtce I I SALLY M BARTS Corrtrnerctal Nurse onutors 9 I0 oard of Electron II Nattonal Honor Soctety II Treasurer I2 FNA II Var I ockey Hockey IO Badmtnton IO Intramurals 8 9 ARTHUR BIRKELIEN Offs General Undectded Basketball IO, - r- slty Basketball T25 Varsiy Soccer IQ- Manager Lacross IOg Intramural Soccer O, llg Intramural Softball 8, 9 , , l2g Intramural a - minton II. . -YU- BETTY F. BROWN Commercial Pruvate Secretary onitor 8 10 11 Boar o Elections 12 NHS 11 12 Office 12 Varsity Hock O 11 12 Varsity ball Manager 11 Intramu s 8 WN CLEMENTINE L. BODDIFORD Tina Academic Nurse Student Council 115 UNY 10, ll5 NHS 10, 11, 125 President 125 FBLA Presi- dent 105 Hi-Points Editor5 Choir 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 8, 105 Intramurals 8, 9, 10. vi GERALDlNE CARAVELLO Gerry Commercial Secretary Board of Electrons 11 Secretary aorette 10 ll Volleyball 10 11 lntramu r s B 9 0 ANNA O. BOTTOMSTONE Pat General Beautician Monitor 105 FTA 11, FNA ll: Varsity Hockey 105 JV Basketball 10. CARLA M CARMIER Commercial Secretary Su ent Council 10 11 Class Treasurer B Class Sec re ary 12 NHS 11 ice QUE BYRON E. BROWN Barry Academic Metallurgy JV Baseball 10 Varsity Bsetball 11 12 Varsity Baseball 11 12 M ' , , 5 d I . f ' : , W eY 1 , , I5 ' Soft- ' U a k I fi 1 ral , lo, 11. ' ' 1 1. fn I ' f d ' , 5 n f I , : . - ' A - W ' , 12: ' f f V A ' , , FTA HI ni President 125 Intramurals 8. A f A Mi , , 125 Jv ' 1 al , , 1 ,l I l I0 MARGARET V COOK Cookle Commercial Secretary u em Council 8 9 12 Monnors 9 NHS 9 'Il Secretary 12 Class Secretary I0 Hn Pomfs Edlforua Staff Pornter Staff TO Of e O ll JV Volley a n ramurals 8 9 445 JANET C. CARTER JOSEPH J. CLARK Academic Jerry Undecided General Prom Chairman ll, 125 Of- Service fice l2. Boys' Glee Club l2' Varsify BRUCE M CORBIN Junior General Arr Force Varslty Soccer Manager 'll Lacross' lntrarnurals 8 9 NANCY L COX Commercual Beautncuan JOHN COOPER Bunky General 12 Varsny Basketball Il ' JV Basketball IO JV Base b ll 'tv if BRENDA J CROWDER Bren Commerc1al Secretary In MOHIYOYS B Capfam 12 Board of Elec tlons S 12 us1 ness Manager Yearbook L1 ry 8 9 O 12 slty Hockey 12 Manager 11 Basketball Manager 10 11 Varsny Volleyball 10 11 JOANN DILLINGER I Commerclal Bookkeeper Board of Elecfnons 11 , , Busmess Manager Pommer Offlce 12, 10, Intramural , 53 ,fa H4 CHARLES A DARBY Bean Academlc Journahst 9 Pomrer 11 E nor an Chlef 12 H1 POINTS GA Presudenf 12 Class Pres1dent occer Ba etball 10 Varsnty 2 JV Baseball 1O Varsufy Base DARLEEN G DISHAROON if Commercual Pl1ys1cal Educahon Instructor fu em Counc1l 11 Monnor 10 Board of Elec T15 ICS sldent 11 Cho1r 10 1 1ce Pres1dent 12 Gee Club 8 9 Varsny Hockey 11 12 Varslfy Bas ef , 12, JV Basket a , ffball 10 , , , Intramurals 8, 9, 10 Z JCL- WALTER N DIETER I General Undeclded Lacrosse 12 Varsny Bas et all JV Bas et ase all murals B 9 10 1 ANTHONY DUDOSKY Tony General Mechanuc So cer 10 11 Baseball 10 Q. '1 4 ' tl Q 1 Y 1 , ,. vi In I T ag , ., 1 4,.f 1, l Q lux, P X an '.'- ' l ,- fl :A R B'II ' UN NHS , ' , aw , ' . ' ,9,1O,Lf.11, ' ' 1 ' A :S k b ll: k- ' i , ' 5 I Ball, JV B b 11, ln- ' 117 NH 11, ,B -, 11, JV S 11, JV tra , , , 1,12. I 'A sk 5 ' l g bra , ,1,11, ,var 2 ' - ' , , ban 11, 12. D S d ' , 12, Dlll no 11, FBLA 10, v' ' Pre ' g ' , 1, V' ' 5 l I ' , 12, 1 I A C , 1 1 NHS 11 12- ' 10, , 1 ' k - 11, - ' ' . ball 11 - b ll UNY - 10 10- So 11 12- 11. . 9' LUCRETIA L. ECKMAN Crefra Commercial Clerk Journalrsm IO II Pomter IO 'II Intramural 8 JOAN M FAGAN Academic Englrsh Teacher Student Councrl I2 Monitors N FTA 2 Presrdent II Varsx Hockey IO JV Basketball 'IO Varsrty Basketball I2 Intramurals 8 9 IO V. , 5.4 WILLIAM ELWOOD MARY EVANS i General Arr Force JV Baseball II Intramurals WILLIAM I General Arr Force FARKAS HAROLD D FIELDS Freldsre General Mechanrc ramurals 8 9 IO II RODNEY W FITZGERALD Rod General Electrical Engineer Boys Glee Club I2 GLORIA A FREELAND Commercial File Clerk irary 8 'IO O I Intramurals 8 9 I0 ROSALIE K. GATTUS Rose Commercial Secretary Student Council I O 'V' 45 's-.f-A iii' -'V' RR NANCY L FORBES Nance Commercial Clerk Office I2 .IANETL FRIESNER Commercial Private Secretary SGA Treasurer IO Student Council I2 Board of Elec ins Monitors 8 9 Class Vice President II Class President 'I2 Cheer leader 8 JV Basketball 'IO Varsity Basketball II Varsity Softball II ntra rals8 9 IO MARJORIE C. GINGHER Ging Commercial Undecided Monitors 9 IO- Board of ctions II- NHS II ' Cheerleader 8- Choir 9 IO I2- Trading ost ' Office 12- Varsity Hockey IO- Varsity Basketball IO II- Intramurals 'II. RONALD GODSEY Chop General Undecldecl JV Baseball ll BAR BA RA L GRYMES Barb Commercial Secretary Co Busmess Manager of HI Ponnfs Glee Club 8 PAULINE L HAIRFIELD IS Commercial Beauflcuan Stu ent Council 9 IO ll Treasurer 12 Office 'Il Intramural 9 ll 'Y' fan 4-G' Y!! i .QQQQ f GEORGIANA GRAMMER Georgle Commercnal Typust A 'll Gee Cu Choir IO ll 12 JV Hockey Varslfy Softball ll Intramurals 8 9 'IO ROBERT G HAFER Bo General Machnnlst Choir ll Lacrosse lO I2 Inframurals8 9 10 MICHAEL HALL Mlke Academnc Undecvded AVO Varsny Lacrosse ll I2 JV Basketball ll Man ager JV Baseball 10 l5 WILLIAM T HART Tom General Artust nter 10 11 Art En 12 Prom Commlttee 11 K. GEORGE HELLEMS Lfbbo General Mechanical Engineer Class President 10 KAY HELSEL Commercsal Typist Gee Club 9 0 CAROL M HOGUE Hogfe General College YQ Vx ,,,,..- CHARLOTTE W HOYT General WAC Gee Club 8 9 12- C 'r 12' Intramurals 8 9 I6 bfyn 2 Chonr 10 Presndent 11 Sec retary 12 Cheerleaders 10 11 12 Varsuty Basketball 11 12 Varsnty Softball I0 ln ramurals 8 9 10 11 'V' MELVA K HUDNELL Me General Telephone Operator Student Council 10- Orches- tra 9' Glee Club 9- Choir 11 12' JV Cheerleader 10- .IV Basketball 11- Varsity Basketball 12. Y Y wkrw , W- W ,, ,n . .- . W V-.v V Y- J- Y- - -'-- - ' VIRGINIA A. HUTCHINSON Ginny Commercial Undecided Board of Elections 12: Glee Club 8, 9, 12. 'R CHARLES JONES Choll General .0 FIN DON R JACKSON Jack General Arr Force Monitors B Vuce President Boys Glee Club I2 Choir Soccer IO Var sity Soccer I I2 Varslt Lacrosse ll I2 JV se b 10 Y .- Undecided N Dramatics IO Ponnter IO ll 12 Hi Points 12 Intramu r 8 9 e fm GARY JAMES Honey General Undeclded Student Council II Varsity Lacrosse 'll I2 Intramu al 'afvpc WILLIAM J. HUTCHINSON Jokey Commercial Office Work Student Council Ili Intra mural 8, 9, Il. Z fix ROBERT W JONES Bo General Atomic Engineer our 9 O ll AVO U I0 'Il I2 Varsity a crosse ll I2 Varsity Soccer Intramurals 8 IO 1 I7 I I , ,Q 'X t I, 5 ' 1 1 F ,K IO, Ilg JV f - B,9,lO,'lI,'l2. ' ' I. 1 'Y I7 , p BB - . all . . . b .1.v ' , t 1 ' , . - .- 5,1 f ' ch' ,1,, 125 , ' it I NY,,.'L- als , . 1 f I ' l2i , , I. , X ' i xx ' 3, 24 df Hike sig,-N. CONSTANCE M KLEMN Connie Commercial Secretary Board of Elections 11 12 A 10 1 Glee u 9 Pointer Business Manag r Office 11 12 Intramurals WINIFRED M. JONES Winnie Commercial Civil Service Secretary Board of Elections 11: SW' dent Council 12, Monitors io, .FBLA 11, FTA 11, Maiorette 9, 10, 11, 12, Of- fice 11, Varsity Hockey 10, 11, 12: Varsity Volleyball 11, JV Basketball 105 Var- sity Basketball 11, 125 ln- tramurals 8, 9, 11. ROBERTA KACHEL Bert Commercial Secretary Board of Elections 12 Glee u 8 12 FBLA Varsity Volleyball 11 I murals 8 9 1O 'EF' LOIS KIMBALL Commercial Comptometer Operator G e Club 8 910 Coir O ice 12 Intra 8 9 DONNA M KOSKI Commercial Comptometer Operator C our 11 12 Glee Club 12 av-Q -iii-W VERE A KOSKI Academic Navy Choir 12 Varsity Soccer 12 nramurals 8 9 10 11 'Q llfx ima PQ W Wt 5' . . Cl b , 9, 5 105 . F ni tra , , , 11, 12, . EQ - 1 4' , we e Gb' 1 i f ' le , , 1 11' 5' 1 11, ff' 11, 7 mu- ' FA C 1 rals , ,10. vez' lf ' ,.: Q l 1 , W h ' . . 5 1 I I r X AS! Intramurals B, 9, 10, 11. I . lm K X ' W FBL , 'l 7 Cl b ' A er 12, Choi 10, 11, 12, V 1 a, 9, to. - ' 1 ' 2 l 1 'l I 1 , , , , 12. I' 0 FREEMAN LAWSON General Undecided Student Council 125 Presi- dent Boys' Glee Club 12, Office 12. rw' QW' f SHIRLEY F LEWIS THOMAS S. KRESS Tuck General Mechanics AVO 10g Intramurals 8,' -Q 'Wx 9, 10. hp ' 'V- V-' Shir Commercial Secretary murals 8 JOHN LYDlC Luke General Mechanics AVO 10 Intramurals CHARLES LYNCH Charlie General Machinist Student Council 8 Cho JV Baseball I0 Student Council 10 Board of Elections 11 12 Monitor 11 ntra If 1 HARRY N LONG Nelson Commercial Undecided Student Council 11 Intra . K 'l - 115 NHS ,I 155 1 - thu- s,M'7 1 9, 10,, 11. , L murals 8, 9, 10, 11. 9 H W f in j ' 9 ' v ff ? A I . f ' , ' 115 at Q56-.f ALBERT R MALAN Dltk General Mechamc 10 Band 8 12 Intramuras FRANK MARTINEZ General Undeclded ramurals 8 9 'IO 11 WILLARD E I Ace emlc Executnve Secreta Undeceded ry DOROTHY M MCJILTON DOQQESSERMAN d Commercual Board of EI ctuons 11 12 A O 10 11 Presvdent 2 FBLA S JV Soccer 11 Varsny Soccer ecrelary lo Pres' MATTHEW J MICHALSKI Matt Academuc Chermcal Enguneer Soccer 10 murals 8 9 dent 11 Glee Club 8 Choir 10 11 Treasurer 12 Varsity Hockey 12 Varsuty Basket 11 'W' ntra LAVINIA MILLER Bmnfe Commercnal Private Secretary JV Basketball 10- Varsity Softball 10' Intramural 9. a- 7'lx ff' 7' y 'Q in Nw' ei X 'Ds 'ful' a fi' ff .glfrlf I -'YT JAMES A. MONGAN Jim General Draftsman Student Councul 9 Manager rslty Lacrosse IO II 12 Manager Basketball IO ll r murals 9 WAYNE E MORRIS Academuc Clwemucal Enguneer Class Treasurer 8 Class Vnce President 'I2 Varsuty Soccer ll 'I2 JV Bas et a IO Varsnty Bas et 'I 12 JV Basebal Varsuty Basketball Il I2 JAMES R. NICHOLS Nick Academic College I0 I 12' Cl'1O' ramurals 8 9 'IO ll BARBARA A MOUZON Babs General Typist Glee Club I2 Intramurals 9 Y r- WALLACE MONROE Wally General Anr Force our 'IO I2 O 5 Glee Club I2 KENNETH E M NICEWONGER Ken General Mechanics AVO IO V15 CAROL L. NIZER Tootsie Academic Retail Merchandising Monitors ll: FBLA 10: UNY 107 Choir 'lOp Glee Club l2y Hi Points 127 Point- er l2g Varsity Hockey Man- ager 'llg Intramurals 8, 9, io, 11, 12. HUGUETTE A. qw' Que-'nf' me JOHN T MICHAEL F PATALACCI Academic Teacher American Field Service l2y Student Council 12, Choir PERSINGER PRUCHNIEWSKI Jack Mickey General General Air Force Lawyer JV Baseball ll lnframurals Student Council 8 Dramatics 10 JV Soccer IO Intramu B90 NX MARY FRANCES RATSCH Mare Academic Anesthetist Monitors 10 ll I2 FNA 'IO JV Basketball BARRY RATSCH General Army Orchestra 9 Band B 9 I0 O Wh HERMAN Herm General Undecided JOAN M ROGERS Joame Commercaal Secretary FBLA 10 Dramahcs 10 REDEMANN HARVEY L REED Harve General Undecided Siudent Councxl 12 Student our! 8 Band 8 9 1 1 'I2 Dance Band ll res: d nt 'I2 Pep Band 9 O c esTra 8 9 I0 ll Varsny Soccer 11 12 Var snty Lacrosse IO JV Bas ketball 'IO Varsny Baskei H nm ALBERT SADILEK Sud Academ1c Chermcal Engmeermg 5, O ll 12 Pom LEONARD G SEAY en Acadermc Englneeflflg JV Soccer 10 Varsny Soc r ll l2 JV Baseba T ' 'J' fl W' ARLENE SCOTT WILLIAM SHAVER I General Anr Force Boys Glee Club I2 Man ager JV Baseball 'IO Man ager Varsny Lacrosse ff' LOIS D SHIFLETT ARCHIE SHORTER General Commerc1al Mechanrq Teache' ramurals 8 9 10 ll F A ll Offlcer O l2 Intramural 8 9 4' L 1 AV , 121 NHS Q, 10, 1 ' - M' 1 11, , 11ef11. ce , , ll 10, 1 x M , 5 ,L W 1 1 ,Q hler ll f gif' 5: 5 - :LH ' :Q 1 n ew f B11 -11 'S' Y. .1 ' 11. 57 . as S, 1 3' Lo H' eww Inf , , I , l2. V BL 5 ' I , 11, . Q , 5 l if r w V RAE MYRL SIMPSON Rae Academic Art Teacher Monitor IOg UNY IO, IIg Hi Points Art Editor I2g Choir 9, IO, II, I2y Cheer- leading B, I2g Intramurals B, 9, lo, 11. GERALDINE L. SOMOGYI Gerry General Air Force Student Council 85 FTAg Monitor Office. -of -,f md' DIANE STERLING Commercial Private Secretary FBA II Varsity Basket I2 Varsity Sot ball IO Varsity Volleyball amurals 9 av A . IO, lIg Libraryg QQ.. RUSSELL SPANGLER Russ General Mechanic Soccer IO II Varsity Soccer I2 Varsity Basket b II I2 Varsity Lacross I2 Intramurals 8 9 RONALD W SPARKS Wayne General Auto Mechanic GEORGE W STRASBAUGH Skip General Advertising 9 JV Baseball Baseball 12 Lacrosse I2 nramuraIs8 9 I0 II 1-323 YN 06' x 'QM JOYCE A TERRY OY Commercial Typist nltor 9 10 FTA 10 1 Board of Elections 11 M orettes9 10 11 12 Volleyball IO Captain Intramurals 8 9 10 CHARLES W WEBSTER Chuck Academic Minister Su ent Council 9 10, 11- Vice President 12- NHS 9- JV Soccer 10- Varsity Base- 1 12- Varsity Bas - 12- Intramuras 10- Orchestra 9 10- Dance n 12- Choir 10 . JOANNE SULLIV Commercial Secretary Student Cou S retary 12 NHS 11 2 Glee Club 8 9 Intramurals 'Fw ROBERT C VIANDS Bo General Electronics Monitor 11- President UNY 11- Treasurer BOYS ee u 12- oir - n 9 10 12- Dan B n 12- Pep Band 10 11- cestra 91011 - ' Points 12- Photography. YW RICHARD TOMCZEWSKI Ric General Draftsman occer 10 Varsity Soccer 12 Varsity Lacrosse 11 n ramurals as CECELIA A WEISKOPF Cee Academic Teacher onitor 11 - FT - ' Points - inter 10 11 12- Tra in Post 10- Varsity Hockey 10 I1 12, JV Volleyball 10. MILDRED E WEST Mrllfe Commercnal Secretary Board f Electrons FBLA 'll Glee Club 8 Intramural 8 9 RCBERT E WHICKER Bo Academrc Medlcme Boys' Glee Club I2 ROBERT F WELZENBACH Bo General Machunnst I2 Boys Glee Club I2 Of fnce I2 Intramurals 8 9 ww lqlhv-wr' 'sr' RONALD K WHITE Rlnnle Academrc Stage Dnrectmg Student Court Il Chour 9 H1 Poms Soccer I0 ll Intramurals in-v' ,gil I0 MACAJAH WHEELER Academlc rf WALTER WHICKER Academuc Electronncs Glee Club ll 27 I ' C' I -fm, S itillhl, t' L7 b X , Q ',I5'. 7 An -. vas, Y - ,.'1'.' -H Q .I :, . D HW. -' 1' Q:-'ich Monitor IO, Choir 9, IO, ll, ful..-I-'-gf . . ' ' I 1 , IO, . I I I, l2. ' Q ' 12, 2 , 9: Sgr Q - ll x X 4 I' ' l f Wg , ,. f ff, , hi X . . L , . X, ffl? lx ' , :Q ' 5 ,, 7 my . . h I ff , RQ 10,125 '- '1 125 Jv ' I a, 9, IO, 11, 12. b B'll FU' HAZEL L WILLIAMS JOAN WILSQN Nldder Commercnal Commercnal Clencal Work Typist ee Club 8 9 l C I2 Intramurals 8 9 IO II 'FF- ' DOROTHY M CAROL M ZORN WOOLFREY Commercial Maile Stenographer C0mmefCI6l Board of Electrons ll 12 SECVSTHYY Student Councll IO Monitor Board f Electrons A 10 UNY 11 Co., Class Secretary 9 Class 12 Glee CIU reasurer 8 'IO Cheerleader 8 Varslty Bas ketball I0 JV Volleyball II Varsity Volleyball I2 Intamurals8 9 'IO 'll 12 Pomter 10 Office 'l2 Not Pictured ROBERT STROM CLIFFORD WILLIAMS Il ff Is l f K BUSY MEMBERS OF 0 R CLASS 03. First row left to right J Sullivan J Friesner M Cook Second row R White J Dillinger J Nic ols DREAM That s The thing To do Youll find your share of happiness There Prom -0.4 First row Weiskopf G. James, Caravello, 1 J fail, IQIQ ,M left to right: R. Welzenbach, J. Sullivan, M. Cook, G. Robbins, C. Boddiford, Second row: C, , W. Jones, M. Ratsch, R. Simpson, G. Sornogyi, F, Baker, R. Kachel. Third row: M, Pruchniewski, R, White, M. West, M. Hudnel, D. Messerman, D. Disharoon, J. Friesner, J. Fagan, C. Zorn, G. R. Aus J. Nichols, B. Farkas, F. Lawson, G. Persinger. Best Dressed CAROL ZORN BARRY BROWN Best Dancers JANET FRIESNER BOB HAFER Most School Spirit JOANNE SULLIVAN CHARLES DARBY Quietest JOAN WILSON ARTHUR BIRKELEIN Class Clowns DARLENE DISHAROON RONALD WHITE Tallest and Shortest BINNIE MILLER RUSSELL SPANGLER HAZEL WILLIAMS NELSON LONG P Dx sf., L -A 3-ffl lm nf , 706 WELL LOOK Q, :- :Ur M. r I mv-Q rv I- A .2 X pf iv 'hx Best All Around CAROL ZORN JACK PERSINGER Class Musicians HUGUETTE PATALACCI HARVEY REED Class Athletes WINNIE JONES WAYNE MORRIS Best Looking BINNIE MILLER HARVEY REED Friendliest CAROL ZORN CHARLES DARBY Most Likely to Succeed CLEMENTINE BODDIFORD CHARLES DARBY N, STEEL IUW1, l 1 W FH' If X. ,f PERMETEZ-MOI DE OUS PRESE TEZ U E AMIE FRANCAISE 'Af 2'- , s wt L. f HUGUETTE PATALACCI Huguette Patalacci has the distinction of being the first foreign exchange student at Sparrows Point High School. A resident of Nice, France, Huguette came to us in early August to spend the school year as a member of the class of '57. She isasmall, dark haired girl whose impish smile has endeared her to the hearts of the entire student body. Her laughter has brightened many cloudy days with its hearty, genuine quality. Her favorite sports are swimming and basketball. Huguette can always be found in the cheering section at the Pointer's basketball games. Her school spirit and interest in this and other activities have in- spired all who have known her. She is a contributing member of the F.T.A., the Spooks, Tri-Hi-Y, and the Student Government Association. She also is an accomplished pianist as evidenced by her studies at the Peabody Conservatory of Music where she has won a scholarship. We feel that after her return to France, Huguette will become one of the leaders in world fellowship due to her experiences in this country. Hav- ing Huguette with us this year entitles us to send a member of our student body abroad to spend this summer as a member of a European household. The finalists are Bonnie McGrogan, D. Young, D. Williams, and Peggy Maguire. REMEMBER . . . Q 1 51:94 r aff 5179 KJ S The Flag Presentation? 4,. The vnp to New York? The camera curses? The yearbook dance? 51 THE GUUD GLD TIMES Swing iime with the school dance band B is cw f I, I I 5 2 f 1 s ml' MINISTRATIO Supervising and directing the needs of our school, we find a very capable administrative force in action. Newly appointed to the position of principal, Mr. Paul Dowling has become the central force of the administrative duties of our school. Skillfully and graciously assisting, under the official title of vice principal, Miss Elsie Krug has done much in improving and sustaining better work and understandings among the senior high students. Working with the junior high students, we find Mr. Robert Eads, who, during his first year here, has accepted the responsibilities of Administrative Assistant. Functioning jointly, this staff has set new standards, and revised others, yet they always consider what is the best for the entire school. Thus, their work is an asset and has so far been very successful. Checking detention lists, constitutes one of Miss Krug's maior r. Eadsreviewsacase study. duties. Mr. Dowling receives many phone calls during the course of a busy day lt in-Q, NA le SPECIAL SECRETARIES-Efficient and very personable are Miss Sisk, Miss Deale, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Burkhouse, the of- fice secretaries. Their skills and readiness to assist are definitely appreciated and add much to the smooth func- tioning of our school. T' ca Qffig Two new-comers to Sparrow Point, Mrs. Craft and Mr. Simon, have done much to counsel the student body. Also new to her position here is Mrs. Miller, our nurse. Her professional supervision of the new and modern health suite is very important to everyone in the school. Both of these services are valuable and should be highly regarded. Our beautiful library, under the direction of Miss Saffel and Mrs. Thomas, is one of the centers of maximum activity, The library staff cer- tainly has a big iob, and discharge it in a capable manner. They have been especially co-operative with the students even though spending considerable time organizing the new works and materials as well. 452 SERVICES Y' X ., 44 y 'lute' . . ,fT-.g-- Q .-'H ll MR. BIGWOOD-Oftentimes, we overlook those who are responsible for several large, but unrewarding duties about the school. These iobs add up to quite a lot of hard work. Since coming to Sparrows Point, Mr. Big- wood has managed the trading post, balanced the cafeteria books, and acted on many committees in- volving the welfare of students and faculty alike. iq ,mfr ffb--A u 4- SENIOR HIGH LANGUAGE and JOURNAL ISM In the English departments varlous stages of grammar are betng studued The ltterature sectnon Includes drama stones from different geographical areas of the Unnted States and foremgn countries and poetry Fnrst and second year French class es are taught by Mr Swearmgen Acttng as the Edltonal Advtsor for the lournalusm class IS Mr Cruckard Mvss Reugseggar M Swearlngen M Hackman M Crnckard The Class of 57 would luke to thank our faculty for the assistance and guldance they have glv en dunng our years at the Sparrows Pount .lun nor Sensor Hugh School Q JUNIOR CORE Our Jumor Hugh students are taught Englnsh Hlstory and Spellmg ln thetr Core classes These essentnal sublects are taught by Mr Weuss Mr Tomeo Mrs Savage Mass Wall Mr Eckard Mr Gust Mr Rooney Mr Drummer Mr Baker Mr Copunger Mr Kashen and Mr LaGrath il- SENIOR HISTORY World Hlstory Amen can Hnstory and Problems In Dernocratnc Ltvnng are the formal trtles for the htstory classes for the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades respectnvely Mrs Pruchard Mrs Leltzel Mrs Kaneen and Mr Cale CULTY We are confndent that the knowledge gained wlll be a valid asset when facing the many new horizons throughout our Ives SENIOR SCIENCE Whrchever scuence freld Interests you bnology chemlstry physlcs or consumer scuence you are sure to en roy and learn a great deal under the very capable supervusuon of our scuence teach ers Mr Muller Mr Benson and Mr Sakal SENIOR MATHEMATICS In the mathe mattcs department are Mr Kosnck: and Mr Gorman They conduct classes In Plane Geometry Trngonometry Revnew math and Algebra ,, ,, . 1, r f ..- JUNIOR MATH, AND SCIENCE--Teaching the fundamentals of general mathematics and science are Mr. Yeater, Mr. Paugh, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr, Picelc, Mr. Ryan and Mr Curtis. iw VOCATIONAI. GIRLS Every gurl should know the BUSINESS EDUCATION Preparung students for future skulls of sewung and cookung Mrs Durst and Mrs Gadzu work un a commercual fueld are Mrs Tardy Mr Ryder ola are our Home Economucs Teachers un thus fueld and Mr Bugwood These courses unclude classes for shorthand busuness mathematucs typung and bookkeep In VOCATIONAL BOYS For more masculune skulls there are classes un mechanucal drawung me chune shop wood shop and automotuve mechanucs avaulable for the boys Druvers Educatuon although not a monopoly of the boys us also an umportant skull learned by our students These subuects are taught by Mr LaPasha Mr Root Mr St Coeur Mr Crouse Mr Muller and Mr Baron .X Nl X. .v' tgp' 1 ART-Encouraging and teaching art at the various levels MUSIC-Fine music will be heard around school this are Mr. DePrine, Miss Montieth, and Mr. Ccvlter. ' ,f ' year due to our excellent music directors Mr. Rusinko, l' i ff ,N Miss Bogar, Mrs. Bixby, and Mr. Gissel. i, al 4 1- ill thldh Yf PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Miss Reed, Miss Cronhardt and Miss Nethkin direct the girls' gym classes. Mr. Gerand, Mr. Antonas and Mr. Daughtery direct the boys'. Our new gymnasium also sports several new pieces of equipment, making gym classes more interesting and varied. C? fr '.,, l I THEY KEEP OUR SCHOGL RUNN N '42 42 M' 47' l Nutrutious meals are served to the faculty and students by the cafeteria staff headed by Mrs Kruger From left to right F Krepple L West H Johnson M Leshko E Hatka Mrs Kruger G Garber R Hel mick S Hetzelberger L Connor agggnk 0' I1 The custodial staff accomplishes the job of keeping the school in fit condition for daily classroom use. Left to right: S. Winn R. Gelchrist C. Johnson C. Brown S. Coleman J. Duerbeck W. Basemore F. Shusta fChief custodianj. Not pictured B. Corbin, W-494 I STUDE TGO ER President CHARLES DARBY Charles Webster Vlce President Pauline Halrfleld Treasurer Joanne Sullivan Secretary Slnce Its ortgln In 1949 the Student Government Assoclatlon has steadily become one of the most Important and most actlve organlza tions In our school Our constitution calls for a Student Government Assoclatlon of four branches the flrst of which IS The Student Council or law maklng and actnvlty plannlng branch President Charles Darby along with Charles Webster Joanne Sullivan and Pauline Halrfleld has asslstmg officers as well as the many representatives have strlven to make this one of the best years at SPHS The dances were greatly Improved, more and better pep ralltes were held and a tutor system was mstntuted A fourth branch of the Student Government Assocuatlon the Student Court dld not functlon this year lt was felt that the Court was not servlng the purpose for which It was Intended An amendment to the Constltutlon was necessary to omut It from future assoctatlons Thus year Our Student Government Association was active sn the Central Regional Conference and at the State Conventlon The Student Government Assoclatlon serves as an excellent method of co ordination between the admlmstratlon the faculty and the Stu dent Body Mr Benson Sponsor QA' Front row left to rught C Gmtlmg F Dodson M Graber M Grlfflths R Cooper E Booth C Nlzer K Mnchael W Schuerholty Second row J Wof B Taylor J Fagan J Sulluvan C Webster P Hanrfueld J Ztmmerman B Rend J McFadden S Taylor Thtrd rdw K Fenoke F Grnmes H Patalaccn S Nolan J Stockrnan D Terry E Shnflett M Beaver F Lawson R Barley R Newport Fourth row Sandra Jones N Kelly R Hladky P Maguure E Mason R Womer B Carpenter D Dusharoon J Frensner E Cook 1 I 1 I I I ' I I . Q 1. . Q. . 'QQ' I I I , . I , . - I - - 1 'I 9 Vs., V1 Q , 1, 4 , . . , ,,- 1 I ' i , :. ,. 1. 1- 1- 1- 1 Q . . 1- . :.l,. ,. 1. ,. ,- H ,- ,. ,. . :. 1. 1. 1 I 1- ,. ,. 1- 1- 1- - F ' . I' 1. ,. 1- r' r' I' I T ASSGCIATIO BOARD OF ELECTIONS mum..-.... , 3 X N ' ll ws , , , W S 3 M ' - . i ! ? - il X Q L, I H Y J 4 ,J ' X L 4 1 S ,X -- . , iv, so I . H , . X' 451, V' S . . M. i g I , vii . I . 5 . 0 ' ' ' . 4 - N , 5 h W N 8 I .. ! . S V' s , I I I ' x Q ' , -, ' f N I . . l T ' A 4 ' L I ' ,T . 1 . Q gf Z' 5 M 1, X .. , W . N v - x H i W-Y L-ff? , 'Ti etffza-nes-ew - Y I W1 K Flrst row V Hutchmson R Kachel M Wdolfry Second row C Zorn S Lewls J Terry J Dnllmger S Barts Thlrd row C Klemm G Carvello G Messerman B Muller J Rogers G Robbuns B Brown The Board of Elections under the supervlslon of Mr Baker conducts all schoolwnde electrons On the other lhand, the Monutor Staff serves as the! police force of the Student Govern ment Assocuatlon Under the spon sorshlp of Mr Muller members en force the school laws enacted by the. Student Councnl TIF The Student Government Assocuatxon could not functuon vvuthout the and ot these groups Captain BRENDA CROWDER SPOHSOV MR Nlll-l-ER 2' rv , .ll Front row left to right D Wrllnams, B Lachaczch N Chandler L Garret M Welsh Second row M Thomas, B Crowder, C Hogue C Welskopf J Kettel .I Callahan Thurd row L Crumbly N Davus M Ratsch, B Wnnhaur E Srnlth ATIO AL HO SOCIETY Brown, M. First row: B. McGrogan, B. k B Crowder, S. Lewis, J. Coo , , Kettell, J. Wolfe. Second row J C Zorn C Boddiford, S. Sullivan, . , , Barts, C. Carmier, J. Dillinger. Third row: E. Hammond, M. Chapman, D M a g u i r e, C. Young, E, Kreczrner, Mr. Hack- Ynafl. x.,.,'..X CLEMENTINE BODDIFORD CARLA CARMIER MARGARET COOK SALLY BARTS MR HACKMAN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor On March l5 i953 Sparrows Point High School was granted authority to establish chapter No 4871 of the National Honor Society Since membership in this society carries with it honors and privileges recognized everywhere the national organization establishes the qualifications Briefly these are as follows Pupils rnust be carefully screened so that only those exhibiting qualities ot outstanding scholarship leadership service and character are admitted For purposes of evaluation each of these tour criteria is further broken clown into more subtle tones of characteristics abilities and activities that characterize the superior student Membership is further limited only to Juniors and Seniors e making worthy contributions to the Members who survive this screening ar CUFF ek . ' , , V r 1 ' L 46 ' D Q icular and extracurricular activities. LOOKI G HEAD.. F. N. A. FUTUREJWURSES OF AMERICA First row: S. Taylor, C. Dean, S. Carrier, J. Adams. Second row: J. Janeski, Mrs. Miller, B. McGrogan, P. Stevenson. Third row: R. Cooper, G. Sanders, Peggy Maguire, K. Reddy. The Sparrows Pount Chapter of the Future Nurses of Ameruca originated here an the sprung of 1953 under the leadershup of Mrs A Ma-rklme R N This year wnth Mrs Muller R N as sponsor the members hope to progress rapldly toward a better understandung of the field of nursung The Maryland ASSOCIGTIOH of Future Teachers of America was chartered and orgamzed January 31 1949 Presently under the able supervnslon of Miss Ruesegger the club IS lnqulrlng unto a study of teachmg as a possible future professlon for our student members FTA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated K Owens D Young Vrce President B Rerd Presrdent R Hladky Treasurer J Fagan Standnng B McGrogan C Werskopf C Kofsky L Darchrcourt F Ruesegger B Schnefer S Taylor B Taylor S 47 Seay M Harper W Peter M Pntchar B Lachalczyk . . , . . . , . . , I ' I I '- I I l .' - 1, g , I -. 4 - e' ... Af Q Q A. ,1- is vy 2' y ,1 ' i. ' 1, SF 1 4 . D 4. 'LMT ' 'N A .., U. , . r SP ll 3 .W ,yvyyg , T .a .1- 5 - 1 - , I ' I J - , 7 . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . -...,,,b-M We feel that we can make the boast that every one at school reads The Pointer, that organ which reflects the sports fashions activities and general feelings of all the school personnel Always pop ular with students and teach ers The Pointer is especially enloyed by the staff who re ceive the added thrill of see ing their work In print aww.. 1-1. However thus means many headaches and lots of hard work on the part of the edltors and staff Assign ments must be dlstrlbuted and completed deadlines must be met typing cut tung pastnng and varlous traps to the prlnter all must be done by our ambltlous lournallsm students Meanwhile the less well known bus :ness staff also has thelr work cut out for them with the sale of ads and sub scrlptlons to finance all this actlvtty Thus year under the leadershnp of Edltor In chlef Charles Darby and advlsor Mr Alvin Cnckard we are proud to an nounce that we have met our goal of one paper per month fs'-V Left to nght M Thom s E Mason J Ruegsegger B Lachalczyk .l Callahan L Ebert D Bochenlck R Womer B Carpenter P Bearman Busrness Managers Mr Baron Joanne Dullunger , xv V WJ I any U W uw.-,. I . l r . 1 ' r 1 . . l ':. s,. .,. , . l ,. ,. , . l, . ,. ,. , . I . . - l- I I I D I I . l ' :. , CLEMENTINE BODDIFORD Editor-in-Chief CECELIA WEISKOPF Editor-in-chief Activities HI POI ? J .. NJ . KW' fl igif- 1 'AZ , E J.. fmeiqus. 1 -. --,-5 W. .'..a i ....- .f , N--,--Q-H, ...Q 4. .1 e --5 anon . . 1 .f N.. y. . 2 ', ':' . iffy L 1 . Af , ..........f7- ,K 1 1 '.-.'.'.',s Q 'T It '.'.'.f n'5 MR. KOSICKI Editorial Advisor CAROL NIZER Faculty Editor RAE MYRL SIMPSON Art Editor -as X' Qs? X ROBERT V IANDS Photographic Editor As in previous years the Hi- Points of '57 staff consisted of many capable members. Vile have profited by the works of our pre- decessors and have learned through our own experiences. The task of compiling the yearbook was in- deed not a small one. With the ex- ceedingly capable supervisory as- sistance and guidance of 'Mr. Kosicki, Mr. Swearingen, and edi- tors Clementine Boddiford and Cecelia Weiskopf, we sincerely be- lieve that we have produced a yearbook in the best tradition and high standards of Sparrows Point High School. During the production stage of HI-POINTS, many difficulties were encountered, i. e., the meeting of deadlines, writing of copy, plan- ning of pages, soliciting of ads. These, however, were anticipated and surmounted because of the MR. SWEARINGEN Editorial Advisor vi.. 4 ft The HI-POINTS Staff Our businessmen were as busy as beavers. They are from left to right, seated: L. Eckman, B. Brown, J. Sullivan, B. Grimes, - 1957 perseverence and devotion to duty of the responsible staff members concerned, lt was gratifying to know that all financial and business matters pertaining to the yearbook were being handled very well by the business staff, headed by Brenda Crowder and supervised by Mr. Hackman, Other members of the staff in- cluded Robert Viands, Rae Simp- son, Margaret Cook, Ronnie White, Carol Nizer, Barbara Grymes and understudies Elaine Hammond and Margaret Maguire. After much hard work we on the staff were able to relax a little when the HI-POINTS finally went to press in March. All that remain- ed to be done was to await its return and then distribute the copies of Volume VII to the anx- ious Pointers. Tony, our photographer, hard at 44 Barbara Grimes and Brenda Crowder Business Managers -5 MR HACKMAN Business Advisor alll MARGARET COOK Senior Editor Wm, RONALD WHITE PEGGY MAGUIRE Jr Assistant Sports Editor ELAINE HAMMOND C7 B Crowder J Carter L rn ball Standing R Fitzgerald B Welzenbach P Hairfield R Spangler M Cook C Darby R, White. Jr. Assistant 'Vs , . fx K1 T7 ST DE THELP LIBRARY ASSISTANTS First row from left to right E Chell C Haag B Maness C Mannel Dolson C Drasher M Holt L Ray B Jewell B Crowder Second row S Salo F Grumes J Adams J Daffron S Abbotts K Helsel P B arman Third row F Dodson S Seay N Chandler Rogers M Wood N Kahkonan L Jacobs Fourth row J Bost E Smith J Prfer M Thomas C Craig C Godwin R Cooper J Myers Bradshaw Prosser J Lundsford at V7 Qt AVO Boys First row left to right B McJllton A Sadielk M Hefler Second row E White M Hall R Hastings Top row left to right: Kathleen Reddy Rosalyn Cooper Joanne Schurtz Delores Hellems. Bottom row: Niomi Zimmerman Sally Carrie Jean Adams Carol Dean Geradine Perkins Peggy Seibert Mary Swope. OFFICE HELPERS-First row, from left to right- M Martin M Hudnell L Kimball R G B B , . , . , . , . race, . rown, P. Bearman, J. Sullivan, J. Carter. Second row: C. Hoyt, C. Carmier, G. Somogyi P. Hairfield, K. Simpson, N. Kelly, D. Humin. Third row: P. Smith, R. Fitzgerald, R., Welzenbach, J. Paul, F. Lawson, R, Rudolph. MUSIC MAKES ANYTHING G31 We have not begun to realtze the powerful truth of thus quotatnon We are stall on the frlnge of the magtc wushnng well here at Sparrows Pount Tame was when musrc was found only an churches and much of tt could scarcely be called music at that Luttle by lnttle musuc became an amusement but stnll It was produced only by the few It was not a general accompltshment Later rt was constdered the proper thtng for well brought up young ladtes of leisure to be able to play or sung Musuc was an accomplushment But today muslc has become a necesstty and a powerful means to an end The end ts hap puness 'oy self expression socnal betterment Improved condnttons and more progresstve com muntttes Mustcal tranntng for many chuldren begnns rn school Much of the ktndergarten program IS based on songs or games played to musnc Thus tends to develop a sense of rhythm as well as to tratn the ear for pntch Throughout the entire currlculum of the publtc schools musuc ts taklng a more Important aspect Educators reallze that hearty stngtng us one of the best means for breaktng the monotony of contunued study It as also a great and toward perfect drsctplnne Much ofthe personal tenston In school ts caused by an overflow of the desnre for self expresslon Therefore reltevung thxs tenston wnth a good song readues the student for work Muslc must be constdered as a factor rn the total eclucatuonal process More speclfncally the study of music places the student nn a better posttron to meet the requirements of music as a voca tton and as an avocatuon f ,fffffig X T ig -lgllffgfiiii M MR. GISSEL MR. RUSINKO STRUMENT L Fnrst row D Young E Verdlere J Waters B M Mnchalskn W Hollnngshead R Malan R MacCUbbIn D Agee W JONES H Reed G O Bara G Mansberger T Scott T Welzenbach Caravelle J Terry D McDonnell A Nyysola R R Vrands J Downs N Hartman J Kettell A H357'n95 B EJWGYS T 5YndeV F HaYe5 second ,-gx M nlcon L Garrett B k row R Brooks B row C Hayes D Delahoy F Kanour D Colluer Ratsch J Smeath 3- 5' .i WF' cnc--,..,K ...L-D, df- 1-1, P 1'- x. ,,,,,,'r'Q,-:af 'fizzege ,.-MQe:+ ' 52:25 ' 'l'SQ,,.-,EP Ns Nywb .-- Want iran? 'Ill 13' Flrst row L Horne J Jacabs J Donns J Brnan P Orr J Sdkor R MacCubbun B Elways R Hastmgs Last row R Roedoer B Magers S Lloud R Shaver J Benclls F Kanour H Reed R Vlands J Waters D McDonnell A Memcon l J ' 2 1 1 - ' 1 - 1 . . ' ', - ' 1 . 1 I 1 A 1 - 1 -1 1 - ' , . , . , . I ' I ' I ' I ' 1 4 I ' I ' I ' I ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 - e ' , . . ac : . , : . , . , . , . ' , , . A . .ff xx fa- .J f W D P --L. my K - ' Ev -Q ,A N1 I, 5 , ' ' W' '. n W 1 V, I A .nh 55,1 V Wx -' Q ...W r V. . WS' f' 1 ang OX ' . ,Md ,J 7, I . :' 'f s 1 ' 4' Q., K, 11 .K 11. 5 1 5 M nv' Y A fu 1 s ' , ,. if 7 . ' : . , . , . , . ' , - , - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - : , , . , . , . 1 - -1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I . , . J - VOCAL MUSIC Cholr . Flrst row left to rught L Horne N Kahkonen B Schrlefer L Huskey M Harper C Hogue D Dlsharoon H Wlllnams D Koskl D Messerman R Sampson Second row C Hoyt E Young C Owens M Martin A Ludemann K Reddy M Hudnel B Colller J Wolf P Blrmmgham F Moore M Gnngher D Boyer Third row B Hastnngs W Monroe C Webster P Morrlsey R Whnte H Shnver W Morns A Bushoff F Burnnell V Koskn J Nichols R Everhart Fourth row F Adams Hall Morz J Poluo R Fox D Swope R Harrcson R Streeter A Cornwell W Schafer P Whnte B Welzenbach Prompted by the outstanding achleve ments of the musical department at Sparrows Pomt Hugh School we wush to thank Mr Emul Ruslnko and Mr structuon and the personal interest they have dlsplayed We are confident that each successuve year wall bnng contmued progress and emoyment QE BOYS pamstl R Weber Moore G Knlght E Magoros J Need GLEE CLUB Boys Glee Club FS First row left to rxght L Moore A Nyysola A Bushoff J Grennawald faccom F Bunnell R Aus Second row D Hess W Shaver J McClosky R Whncker L E Shnplett Thurd row W Monroe J Polno C Trnantafulos D Jackson F Layson R Vaands R Welzenbach GUI. glee Club GIRLS GLEE CLUB Furst row left to rnght E Smuth J Schwartz F Rlley C Dean C Gavel M Holt M Hagy D Bochemck R Kachel S Salo E Rach Second row C Hoyt N Kagkonen P Bushofl L Crumley M Brooks C Suray S Tate L McKenzne J Jacobs Thurd row G Sander K Reddy S Noland L Knight D Kosku J Zimmerman J Race V Hutchnnson F Baker Fourth row C Nlzer G Forrest J Cooper N Znmmerman C Wnsmewsku E Mouson B Mouzon D Wnlluams B Knefer M 55 Wood K Sumpson , 1 , U 5 S It 5, Lg ' ' ZA ' I F Z ' V ' I ' l I ' I ' I ' I ' , . , - I - , - ' - I . , - , A , ' I ' I ' I ' V I . I ' I ' D q I ' I ' I ' ' ' : ' . I ' I ' I ' D I ' . I ' . 1 . , . , . , , ', . ' , . . : . , M. , R. f - A 1 . , . , . A , . , . , . , . I , . , D , ' . x' Qt , I I 3 Q . . X V Donald Gissel for their wonderful in- I -4 ' ' Ny 4 0 1 . . Q x . , J 9 , , K . I . L 1 1, . . . 9 1 -1 ,- , - . . D . , . . , . , . , . ' : - , - , - . 1 . , - , J , - ' , , . ' , . ' . ' : . , . ' , . ' ' , . , . . . - I . , . , . , . . ' - ' , ' : . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . I . , . ' , . , . , . ' . 1 . , . , . l I . , . , . , . , . ' , . . ' : . , . , . , , ' , . ', . ' , . A , . ' , . . 1 . I - , . I ' l I . - I .1 - I - f - 1 - I - , . D . SPARROWS PGINT l'Hi1E1FIifIia1if1iEE SPMRDBJS Pom? HIGH Stnoan. it sg.-n-1 is ' gilt? in 1 . ' 0 , , ' .- s, Q Q :I .. 'UQIH ' '.t gi5.-53 FS. . , - ia. lei .' --A-H .-' -apr. 41-ax'T ft s o .' 1.4 'QX'3'i-.- . f.-f72.,'. ' ALMA MATER S3 With a song our sons and daughters, Sparrows Point, we hail. For the glorious days you've given us Sparrows Poinf, we hail. Life the chorus, speed if onward, Loud our praises Tell: Hail fo Thee, our Alma Mater, Sparrows Point, all hail. , L ' -as Q - ' -. -' - QW Yi' ' ' ' ii' Y ' W' Y' YYY' vw' i '- W , ALL HAIL fi-'x 4' Q93 X x I ' .ll I... Iill Ili! un ....l:::!l:::! .Lillies :sas sssaleaisr - ::ll llll llll Ill I' :Ju H lnqlli lm I-I nn!! 5' ' ll'f llglll nu I l xii I Yi! lllul Ill J Q Elnlll-Lau 4 .ktlljr 4, , 'H i .P-8 'Q ,-f ..s!' '5s '30 .-s If at 4- l5.:'45'C...24v 1' Q26 i 'gt X1 , I' FIGHT SONG A-114.1 'J Frght fight tor Sparrows Pornt High Roll the scores on up to the sky For we know that our teams are always the very best by far' We never falter we never stall We fight right on trll other teams fall Nothing ever stands rn way While fighting for Blue and Gray -K QX lr. QD rf' -V I. .. - . 1- 1 '1 K X f 1 ., J- K. :QL , l ...., I I HI '- .. ,, I l ' I 1 I -. --1. 1 I 'S' mt I lm ull Wi :ul .5P'Zlif:fif --F l . ' ' n un u' In 'HHH' 'ml I 2 ms , . I N, nn: ,, '---I nf .. , . 5 . 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Although they did not finish the season in a top place, the varsity hockey girls showed a lot of fight. They won three, tied one, and lost four games. They were victorious over Parkville 4-T, Dundalk 3-O, and Hereford l-O. Losses were to Catonsville 3-l, Milford Mill 5-l, Towson 4-2, and Franklin 4-l. The rnost exciting garne was with Kenwood when they tied 2-2. The girls made a fifth place showing. HGCKEY JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY First row: C. Craig, E. Smith, J. Callahan. Second row: B. McGrogan, B. Carpenter, S. Nolan, C. Cavell, B. Lachaiczyk, J. Sigler. Third row: N. Chandler, M. Mack, S, Jones, M. Thomas, B. Taylor, Miss Nethken. SOCCER Front row: G. Mansberger, R, Northwood, W. Morris, J. Ruegsegger, S. Seay, J. Hanson. Second row: T. Scott, A, Nyysola, B. Robinson, E. White, R. Hastings R. Mroz, A. Petruccy, E. Maioros, Mr. Antonis. ls.. VARSITY SOCCER Front row: C. Triantifilas, J. Nead. Secs ond row: C. Rosenberger, H. Reed, L. March, W. McJilton, V. Koski, R. Mc- Cobbin. Third row: B. Corbin, R Tomczechski, A. Birkelein, W. Morris R. Spangler, J. Creman, D. Jackson, J. Mongan. VARSITY SOCCER The Varsity soccer team this year dis- played team spirit and true sportsmanship throughout the season. They have to their credit two wins, two ties, and four losses. They were victorious over Parkville 2-O, and Milford Mill 5-3. Losses were to Towson O-l , Franklin l-3, Kenwood T-3, and to Hereford O-T. In the game with Hereford the point was made in the last 30 seconds of the game. Ties were with Dundalk 2-2, and Catonsville O-O. BOYS BASKETBALL The boys Varslty basket ball team had a tough sea son thus year They won only two of their sixteen games We attribute thus unfortunate score to the fact that un nearly all cases our opponents had the advan tage of height Neverthe less the Ponnters played good games and showed good sportsmanshrp at all tumes Vnctorues were over Franklln 39 2l and Here ford 52 47 .xfxw VARSITY BASKETBALL Furst row left to nght L Vasold R McCubbm H Reed Second row C Darby B Brown J Dunagan Thurd row W Morrls A Burkeleun R Spangler JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to rught V McCloskey, W Morris, L Marsh, G Mansberger 2 Last row J Cremen, A Nysola, R Hastungs,J Shank, E Whne The lunxor Varsity basket ball team playing agalnst great odds showed that they were true sportsmen Perslstlng un spite of a poor season they defeated Frank lun 39 33 Losses were to Parkvllle 6416 Kenwood 5613 Catonsvllle 3215 Dundalk 43 35 Mlllford Mull 36 25 Hereford 28 T8 an Towson 5119 splte of the poor season splrlt remained hugh and we all engoyed watching the game fight displayed by our boys VARSITY BASKETBALL Furst row left to rught D Dusharoon M Hudnell C Hogue D Sterl ng W Jones Captaun N Holmes Second row S Rhodes J Fruesner Muss Reed D Messerman Man ager D Young E Young GIRL BASKETBALL The gurls varsuty basket ball team of 57 took thurd place thus year by wunnung tour out of eught games The gurls played good and excutung games all season They won games agaunst Dundalk 41 37 Franklun 63 32 Hereford 59 38 and Parkvulle 69 32 The games lost were to Kenwood 35 25 Towson 52 38 Catons v e O28 and to u ford Mull 63 58 Many of the gurls are graduatung thus year whuch wll be a loss to the team The gurls of the Junuor Varsuty basketball team guve promuse of hugh potentual for varsuty basketball next year These gurls played very good games all sea son although they won only three of theur eught games They were vuctor uous over Dundalk 2716 Franklun 32 T6 and Here ford 33 27 The games lost were to Kenwood 29 26 Towson 29 24 Parkvulle 36 23 Catonsvulle 44 29 and to Multord Mull 39 29 Wuth thus experuence next years varsuty team should be a team to watch TY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Seated left to rught P Stevenson M Mack B Rued Captaun J Kettel J Kettel Back row E Carter J Wolf F Rueseggar Musg Reed R Womer K Sumpson 63 SPRI G SPORTS Furst row lef to right J Terry D Duker R Kachel Second row L Bellow W Jones Young C Zorn G Caravello Muss Reed First row left to rnght G Mansberger R Northwood R Tomczewskb, W Holllngshead J Rugsegger D Shorter Second row A Nysola C Wellnngs L Marsh J McCloskey J Clark R Nuchols Thord row C Rosenberger J Mongan fManagerJ D Franz R Spamgler S Sfrausbaugh R Hafer M Hall A Petruccy E Whne R Robunson R Hasfmgs Coach Gernand Furs? row lefr to rlghf L Vosold C Pousf A Suevers R Rudolph S Seay W row P Whne J Persmger W Morrus T Dudosky 64 Morns Second TENTATIVE VOLLEYBALL TEAM TENTATIVE LACROSSE TEAM TENTATIVE B AS EBALL TEAM Q 1 1 C' - CHEERLEADERS S 1 D H O C M M W 1 i ASM. V.. 1?-fi I in N if 19.91 STEEL BOWL TIME . . . SP. PT. vs DUNDALK x X ' X ff X f M 1416 1214 F A AE,-kfi.,1,1,.a,jig 3: -isdn ' .SA .5 ...L MQ o aWu7u:5f mdfilr aww? R 66 X KA 4 l.. 0 0 1 . I 1 1 ' L? . f ly A 5 9- J xx xx I F .1 . xi 1 of 1 'Q , uf 1 I 1 A , N, S Binnie iller Her Maiesty 5 , . I . P W A f T' F 9 , 1 W 72 sv R 'lu '3 an is 52 ,, E 1 -. 1 , 'E ' rm , Q Y .. H . Bl 4 A Us 57 58N BS R 54 71 55 53 L9 'Isa 1 P. Na ' ' 4' V 1 2 Q ,Q 66 sx 55 51 59 Aww M 'N 1 295 N' ' Q ' f .1 K w... -gi,-...gl .w,-qzfy.,-.- ..,v - ,W ' 5 K., ., .43 . f F' ' . ,':f-,F-.f:1-.,:..:: i 4.:N.f,. V V , .iv h .2 .,i-f.4. ,JN.i iw?- ' :J-IRQ'-E'n'.g gix?-1:1251 .J3'frf'm f'iA. 'A ' 911-X , 'ir .-,, 11-Af MJ -Nw J. fill- - ' L vg.,,j:gf,',1'z,'..,, . L 'f ' gg 44- Q-1 ,, ,llLff ,f ,3 iff 1'f+ff':,:.f'-M ,V . .Q x 4 V..,,-Jw ,-SH' f. .va - LE Y T. 1 1 . , ' ' A E.. -1, .,- ,, ' 'T ww ,. , W N I Go. P0if1fer,9O. The ivals fall . , . JU IOR-SENICJR DAY The Plaque In our school there are times set aside when the Junior and Senior classes can compete with each other in various sporting events, On these days there is keen competition for everyone has been looking forward to the games in which both girls' and boys' teams can compete. These activities occur on school time and are enioyed by everyone who attends, as Junior-Senior Day gives the mem- bers of the participating classes an opportunity to exercise class spirit by a display of class colors and cheering prowess. Each of the two classes can accumulate points by the victories of their various playing teams. The class gaining the most points is commemorated on the permanent plaque. At the time of publication it was still too soon to tell which of the highly enthusiastic classes would win this year. As a promotion to school spirit no one can doubt the success of the periodic Junior-Senior Days. Two more points for seniors Sporty Cheerleaders Another senior play HERE AND THERE N7 SBYS Me Jackue Boy fv f ww i Q 'wife tl n x Pretty 1042? Peek A Boo Pulls for the llls 2 Thmker 'uu X N,-. nn, , f N 1 N , 5 IXZQ' Q S. QXg7f 3 x x' J' 'V . 1. ,, . -s - 1' - 8 H . . IE 1 V ' 'Y X 1 - K 'r Q 3. E t ,xy ff 61 g 4 4 ,Q gl ' Q 6' ,flum- l- C 1 2, ., .. ,f . K P ' Y L ' . 'L 'T - '- W ' 1- , . fail , 4 X V , ..,, ., . th . ,W h E, C . fi ' . N ,, 1 .V . I 0 5 V 'gli . 'VI Si Q f TE E 1' , ' ' gh? ,V . X 5 -3 H 4 'fl ' . . is fs . -'fx Wald i fA+':'l'.f' . ,. K J ff 75' JP? 'rg M' f 27 . .. - 5 ' Ll., , ' . sulaxa ann, ,. , ,NA w-1caw.,N, ., .....kf1 lL W W 9 JU IOR A 0 , s l N-. X. .f f A Q: l CLASS OFFICERS: President, Joe Dolinar, Vice President, Clara Chapman, Treasurer, Peggy Maguire, Secretary, Elaine Hammond. Class Sponsors: Miss Reugseggar, and Mr. Crickard. S gxowty WSTPRY ENGLISH 'Q X' 3 Aural .' f ,lf I IA This year was characterized by adding responsibilities and obstacles never be- fore encountered by the members of the Junior class. The Junior year was the turning point. in school life for all of us. Seriousness, for the most part, replaced the l don't care attitude as we realized that in the not too distant future we were to be looked to by under- classmen as leaders in school. With this outlook and a great deal of enthusiasm we launched our program of activities foremost among which were a ring dance, the first ever held at S.P.H.S., and the traditional Junior-Senior prom. These activities, among others, developed the latent ingenuity and cooperative attitude which is now apparent in the class of 1958: Our successes and failures have contributed to the knowledge we shall need as Seniors and even more important, as individuals in later life. We shall gain even more experiences in preparation for our role next year when this June we shall assist at the commencement exercises of the.present Senior class. THE NEXT IN LINE First row, left to right: L. Ebert, C. Mannel, C. Dusich, E. Carter, P. Birmingham, D. Williams, M. Clark. Second row: D. Humin, S. Gelday, P. Maguire, P. Col- lett, S. Groth, D. Duker. Third row: R. Weber, J. Ruegsegger, R. Hladkey, E, Verdier, J. Cog- gins, B. Connell. Fourth row: J. Dollinar, T. Grillo, H. Edwards, A. Seivers, J. Nead, A. Bolling. 70 a 9 2 The Mad Sclenttsts at work wrth theur secret formulas gf-vfgxwff i X row left to rtght E ar D Bochemck J Morrns B Mc Grogan D Morganthall Forbes Second row H Maschas Boyer E Hammond Horne J Healey L Emmumzer Thurd row D Martmn C Poust H Shrlver D Chester A Hud son R Mroz Fourth row C Howlett J Cremen H Blanken shtp D Brooks -W Wa... C . . L 'st row: J. S'gler, B. Co 'er, , ofskey, . Mee ins, . Nodonly, C. Schafer. Second w: J. aey, . Ja' i, . Linclemann, J. Poddles, L. Bel- low, J. Bosf. Third row: F. Roberts, F. Martin, W. Cum- mins, L. Marsh, P, Duncan, C. Rosenberger. Fourth row: C. Snyder, W. Glenn, D. Agee, E. Shiflett, R. Everhart, C. Nie, C. Niemyer, Fifth row: L. Moore, S. Scott. 7I 9' skauv 'il' M...- D Fnrst row left to rlght M Holr a or Rayboen Broughman B Schruefer J Cosner J Wolff Second row R Prosser G Waldman E Gar land M McGuire B Nolan G Shupp Third row W Wehner .J Lee T Taylorson R Walton L Vassold J Auffarfh Fourth row B Fox R Northwood 'Nun'- 13 The hrsvory of our Unrted States IS unfolded rn Mrs Lenvzel s hlstory class Q 4l.fJ And we thought Englnsh was l'1ard'9'7 The story must be funny and members of Mr Cnck ard s Englnsh Class evndently engoy nr very much G Mrs Pruclnard s Class 0 Mbx W 7 N '-1111 ...N ax? E Fnrst row left to rnght M Har per P Stevenson B Avey B Jones S Freeman E Kregzmer Second row E Young B Rled D Young W Duckworth L Ztckefoose R Grace Thtrd row T Welzenbach P Daven C Kuser B McCubbun Fourth row J Plmllups R Sawyers C Knrsch ner J Guraleczka J Hagy 73 ff - C . as C X f 1 .- Q n.: . C 4 ,, f , , 0 .I ff' 'XX V . 1 9 f , , ,M I ? . V ..... . in , , M. 1 fa-13 EM 5 -D , agua , . 3 , N ' . ' - ' 'wa , - . N. 5 L N W ' . 4 ' l 1 N . . . Q K . f v V f , pf 5' ' rl , I V . ' 4 mf - .Yr X 0 ' f V W . f J , I . ' , , . , . , . ' , . , . . if n . , . , . W H 4 , , ' . .4 . : . , , , . I ' ' : Ak V . . . ' . , , , - ' 'S I 2. Y Q h , . , . . , t ... -A . . I tx 4. ,, , f 4 - y '-1 -.-.. er Guess 7 9 7 QL The butcher the baker the candlestnck maker Machnne Shop Y, ..-1. This is the class that gives all kind of angles l ! ! Geometry ' Il OO -.LJ A NANCY CHANDLER BETTY TAYLOR MISS CRONHART BYRNER CHAPMAN BARBARA CARPENTER Vrce Treasurer Presldenf Sponsor Presrdenr Secrelary 4-.Auf fX -udvnnlhln ,g .II I W I F t row left to right N Chan er M Flscher C Carman M Thomas D Boehemck S Rolnson M Freeland J Hanson Second row T Holt C Cralg J Jacobs G Waddell C Crernan D Shorter Thlrd row F Reusegger M rter L Hu key C Duray S e C Marvm Fourth row T Humun J Welzenbach G Godwnn R Conrad e ers ar s I r w D uglas J Foy T Scott R Hastun s J Snnath B Hudson ind 3 A st ow eft o ht E Srmth Pnerce B Ketchem F Moore N Jewel K Owens J Callahan M Prltc ard Second row L Jacobs B Chapman E M Mack N Kahkonen Third row B aw S ollnsku W Morrls Petruccy G Mansberger C Trtanto folts Fourth row B Wrlllams B Nuce A Cornwell D Garruson A Nyysola B Peters J Everhart C Burkhouse l . J l .1 ', A 1 V, - C 3 W5 QP' ' SW' If li ,ff I ' R' f 'J . , I if KX J l L .Q A W , 5: ,. 1 'Q -' Z Far f ,I 1rlg:. ',M J I , . , . , , ' h all ,V : . , . , Y TT. 4 A I l 'f Helsel, B. Lachaiczyk, L. Darchicourt ?' . sn , 4, J. ',-A Z., ' :mf T . F F 1 r. TVS r V : . , t I K 'W Ca s ,I ,J , 4Tatl If . ,I 1 ir. A , G - T4P1,lc.Pk.F'f1h0:F. K o , . , , , , 'g, ' ' .7 V -V Y T 5 C First row left to right P Wright J Jackson B Kiefer J Kettell E Ash well M Ewing B Winhauer Sec ond row N Pugh S McGuire J Geenawald P Ray C Estes L Knight Third row B Larey L Mar kel N Spahn R Nichols C Lewis J Daffron Fourth row P Kron G Birkelein A Grahn Julius Caeser portrayed n M Sweanngen s English Class YOU CAN TELL A SOPHOMORE S OD First row left to right B Persinger M Jones F West M Sublett D Fleisher N Sunderland M Nelson Second row L McKenzie P Carido G Forrest K Simpson N art mann, M. Demski, S. Ries, L. Deal Third row: E. Dickinson, J. Shank R. McDonnell, E. Maioros, E. Wals- trum, P. Moore, J. Schoen, D. Franz Fourth row: R. Burns, C. Wellings, R. Burny. 11' IOE First row, left to right B. Mabius, B. Bottomsrone, M. Seibert, M. Polonesi, B. Deickrnan, P. Buyny, C. Dean. Second row: L. Hahn, S. Rhodes, J. Weir, D. Stamm, S, Salo, M. Graham, P. Trenda. Third row: S. Higgs, J. McCloskey, J. Dunagan, C. Miller, D. Swope, L. Moore, D. Bolling, F. Epperson. Mrs Gerstmyers Class f 'Q' W X BUT YOU CAN T TELL HIM MUCH st row eft o I B Bashore Lunsford S Gray M Hagy G Beres J n P oks Courts D vas Machen Thnrd row T Barclkowsku Harrison W Streeter F Weber E Whne J Roberts if J J W 5 ol KL l 1 4 . 1 9 Flr , l t r'gl'1T: . , B. r . , . , . , . an ' ,r 2 ., fl 1 Rice. Second row: M. Carter, M. Dun- V ca,.Bro,B. ,M.a',J. ' 4 . A : . A ', R. Q A , , , . 7 4 I , gig GJ' 5 I' Q, vw l l l N 1 If ' I FRESHME THE MOLDI Flrst row J Stankowskle E Boehnlen D Turansky J Garrett M Muzereck X l V 1,1 Davns A Ries J Kelly D Wvllnams Second row I Butler A. Harrns R Woods Thurd row B Campbell L Wolf P Shlfflet s,, J Spangler C Carter L Frleze Fourth row D er J Br dley D F rkas B Slg r F Kanour Keller Fnfth row I Kayes L Lewrs J Grimes J Bendes W Knrklewske I Lusk J Strausbaugh N Cottrlll Flrst row left to rrght P Daffron M Moore D Rrdlngs C Cosser J Zalasku K Lunglebach H Woodford Second row N Bloss C Nlzer M Gxngher M Winslow J Wnllnans J Wllllams N Jones Thurd row H Jackson J Skarzunske J Kllne C Rummel J Shank B Elways Fourth row B Cllndmst R Alderman G McJnlton R Obara W Harbow G Boyer First row A Duslck, E Marcellmo, L Jacobs, H Marsa, C Haag, S Drasher Second row P Buckler, K Clark, J Strobel, K Noland, M Mouzon, C Cummms Thurd row L Yuhase, M O'Hern, P Cosner, D Butcher, C Godwin, C Edenton Fourth row P Groth, D Polsal, J McFadden, K Hoover, G Spivey, A Bunce Fnfth row W Waldman, G Pendergrast, D Sparks, T Lamb, B Doty,J Jackson 78 'S I U I 9 , ,sk rs- A ' Q .. '- I x '- 1 . r T A .' Q Q 'J fit . , . , 5'l 5, 4 K ' In 'vi X 1 , ' ' l 1 Q N ' J Aa I ' ' ' L ' ' sr fi, ' : . ', . An, J. ', . ' , . , . . : . , ull 'Ll' 5-rv .a'I A . , . ,. ' . 1.Mau ,. a , . a , . '16, . ,R. 'N C 4 ,J , , A lg il K ' ch. J 0 ... ' i 4 L V . , l' . , Q 'Eh J a A hm Flrst row S Ardns P Moran G Strobecker R Cam B Beet J Conrad Second row R Muchalsku B Durkrn N Schrrefer M Harruson L Sauer G Abbott Thurd row E Carnahn C Flowers W Ashwell stes S IQ Krue er Fourth row Ray J Wehner W Emerson Johnson W Se: Thurst Fufth row F Bocek D Cederborg J Podles J Galbert 1-5. ,.,,.-- Mrs Routledge s Class Furst row, left to nght L Steeves, A Perzmskl, D Quaty, T Bashore, F Sarrath, J Woolfrey, A Vla Second row K Dodge,F Lawrence, P Wolf, B Messerman, D Smnth Thurd row J Smallwood, E Emkey, S Wmlarsks, C Newlm, D Kelm, R Scho1t,R Pnnder Fourth row B Nantz,J Baerwald, R Newport, R Forsythe, M Bennett,J Lynch, R Jacobs 79 so 3. i X LE , fx .Q 9D 1 1 I . x f i.Ku . Z ' .' , I A I - . I - f ' E 2 H . .I A. E' I , te-rl'n L, Hi ' .I L I :-J. ,I-. V ,L L.. ,I .I Vg, S - 'J L ' J- . 4.1, . ir V U L V G 9E 1 F f fx? in st row eft o ht ook rx om r B Watt D Gullurn Second row Kenter J Nevedale J Bean F Klmzura D Wilson L Myers Thrrd row H Henderson D Henderson J Kuser J Allen J Allen C Halcott Fourth row N Dnven L Kell: er :st row C Shaffer B Karcoulakus B Tuppnns M Snyder N Davrs C Morrrs Second row Tomczevvsks J Agee P Rohm on M Epperson V Regal C Polanska Thlrd row D Gldosk H W er M Welsh N Noland J A p F urth row W Hacks J Dopher C Tressler R Ba ly R ose hll ps r row W u unsku Cla E Coo P Zehfuss T Hrnkelman B Raukko Sulluvan 80 Flrst row G Luckcow A Menrcon B Barne M Henger M Smlth F Hayes Second row M Leshko L Rathke S Pnfer B Blrdenbaugh C Constenbader J Wells Third row C Kroemer E Bandy M Aus C Amend J Dorons Fourth row W Schuerkoltz T Snyder J Fnelds M Chrlstuan J Struegel P Ramage . . I I , 4,. ' .ii -as mf f J K' . gi X X ff. I . l 3 A FP' Fir , l t rig : P. C , B, Lo g, M. C p, S. 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'F ' A E Q F Q L W , 1 I A n ' I rrst row Dawson Chester S Bradshaw M Armentrout J Wheeler D ook Gra wel Shtfflett J Weeder B Rob nnson Second row Ewlng B Watkins A Kust ner C Nelson J Srmon M Hea ey E Chell C Ha cott :rd row ma Cockran J Drven B Krueger M Goldsmuth C Hensley R Lwus L t row D L d en Bra ey n on Kurk atrnc rnen L Watts Ke om o utr Auffarth Fnrst row left to rght F Smuth J Eagan B McFadden J Hangon A Mlchalslu G Shaw Second row P Wrlson D Kuser B Schuler J Boehnlesn L Wagner T Marsh S Aobotts D Chapman Thvrd row J Duray J Stockman C Fondrla M Pyles I Robunson M Browsk: A Carey F Dodson Fourth row M Martundale S Stokes L Dorset V Howlett R Stone G Darchucourt J Snyder J Bocek Frfth row J Tobun L Robmson D Ludwrg R Good Frrst row M Martunez, M McLawghltn,J Marvm,J Appleby C Comp M Nolan, P Haggerty Second row L Waters, P Smntl1,D Wuggms, E Hacks C Bushoff, M Leung, M Sueck Thurd row H Smith, W Day, J Hagy,L Scrnpture, G Waters,J Seekford W Moore,J Russell Last row G Appleby, D Muller, B Haley,W Adams, R Wtlson, W Hall, G Carmuchael, V Warnuck Sig F' : D. r L. C , K., l d l, E. ' , J A : G. ll , . , . l . Th' : G. S ll, J. e '. as : . lyo . R. GI , R. dl , G. cm , C, ' p 'k, J. O'B ' , . , E. lly, J. T lc , C. M ' , F. X . l 59 , if .1 -v il, 7 'l ' I gy ll 7' Xxxrl . . 5 S an 1 T is ,Q 5 1 r . ' s . A ' E Q . x Y .. U .n . D ' , I : , ' , . , . , . , . ' ', . . 3' .st w S Fox C Carpenter M Shorter J Prk a N Hood A Hartmann S Terry Second row oke J Feather L La kford D Re E ff C gl W 1 T Boche M uzon B Carer J Morrls E Rudacelle Fourth row D Chester R Gentry R Ly R Lord D Lavey F Maurer I Xf if I Flrst row l Butler F Day S Dotter B Wroy L Wulson D Muller D Grllum Second row H Lee Karl T Turner C Frllmore W Galusha J Whuteford R Tate Thurd row W Abbott J Brshoft t H Brrttarn J y T Hu n w C D Fox H Ratsch P Skoloda Stevens M Drckey R Forrest Flrst row H Carman P Newlm A Ewmg E Atkms G Mack D Thomas Second row C Spahn W Mongan J Ashton T Bolhng P Serbert H Lewis H Zorn M Zahner M Smuth Thurd row K Peters J Martinez J Lee A Morrrs G Dodge R Thompson G Verlnakxs Last row M Radokovuc L Mnnmck J Webb B Knrschner F Baker D Palmer W Sueck E Maurrtz C Muur 82 F'rro1.,. ,. ,.iit,. ,. ,.. :G Co , . , . U , . ls, . Scha er, , An eter. Third ro f E, Br1tta'n, , nick, L o,.',. . z, ,. .-on, ,, r ,Lo 1 If , it 5 A. ff : J SE ' ' if ' frufllfl I f LAM, 4 L 5 'lg I 'tha' jj ' : . , . , . , . , , ' , . ' , . ' , : . , R. ', . , . ' , . , . ' , . . ' z . , . ' , V. Hol, . ' ', . Na , J. erry, R. dso . Last ro : B. lark, . , . , . , A. Mr Tarner s Class Firs row left to right: R Beadenbaugh, T. Duka, J Grymes, B. Rawins, L. Mar- shall, J. Smith, J. Memaen pelli, D. Leight, G. Czaplini cki, D. Wesweinski, M. Risa Second row: H. Germic, D Mosel, R. Pritchard, M Peistater, M. Short, J Novakowski, P. Daniel, F Rose, M. Lauback, C. Hellick F. Morris. Third row: Alloways, P. Duncan, Gough, D. Alloways, Moore, J. Mulkey, M. Keim A. Gray, R. Royer, Plicheu, J. Sawyer, Waterfield, R. Moore, Bener, L. Ice, D, Games, Elmore, C. Seay, F. Novi. nrst row Br an Hayes J Capps C Gintling T Thompson P Hewitt M Pauser P Arrowood A Krouse P Shrout Second row M Adams L Coffey B Woodruff R Weuteleau J Wescott G Clcone W Green Third row R John son J Thomas G Carter D Miller C Rudloper V Wi zbar Little Swaboda C Furka Last row Tomleo C Ebert Taylor R Bandy G Miller M Hall G Cox P Martin S Wilson J Owens A R .lf ,M ,,',, - XF . 'fi ', ', Va. W5 . :A l 5.4 :- ..,f..1 wg First row, left to right: G. Tomezewski, D. Roberts, R. Hanson, S. Gowdy, R. Hayden, J. Gay, R. Bradshaw, P. Kayes. Second row: S. Moore, B. Great house, R. Lassiter, S. Hafer, D. Morris. Third row: J. Peterson, K. Toth, M, Dillion, L. Battle, C. Fagg, S. Sarko. Fourth row: L. Butts, R. Swobada, P. Daily, D. Hurnin, C. McCloskey, J. GrOtl't, 5. Peters, P. Orr, R. Evans, B. Harpei, L. Morgan. Fifth row: H. Carter, B. Sando, B. Lowery, R. Offley, Q. Sublett, G. Hartman, M. Hartman, G. Katrosa. SEVE TH GRADERS MEET First row, left to right: S. Hart, C. Cederborg G. Smith, D. Holm, P. Bishoff, D. Greenborn. Second row: M. Allen, B. Stankowski, L. Snider, R. Grillo, S. Drewry, N. Hand, D. James, C. Drasher. Third row: L. DuPont, R. Dawson, N. Franks, R. Zacheral, B. Jewell, S. Williams, B. Foy, C. Bunce. Fourth rown M. Dembow, L. Emminizer, L. Ray, E. Schier, M. Burkhouse, D. Kells, D. Berger, M. Gavel, E. Sigler, B. Marsee, M. Patyrn. Fifth row: J. Elmore, J. Shkor, F. Leonard, R. Mally, R. Mroz, R. Brown, J. Snively, R. Owens, R. Graeber, D. Bock, J. Delaini. First row, left to right: S. Estes, P. McMahon, P. Ashton, B. Roberts, D. lcenrood, M. Jack- son, D. Lloyd. Second row: F. Townsend, J. Nuce, M. Welsh, C. Fleisher, C. Sweck, A. Parks. Third row: J. Armstrong, K. Dever, J. Baker, G. Iman, S. Dodge, R. Roedder. Fourth row: J. Thomas, J. Michalski, D. Reed, J. Foster, P. Elmore, N. Balsis, C. Davis, R. Lucas, J. Day. Fifth row: F. Danziger, A. Hall, R. Cohill, D. Keener, W. Weinreich, J. Whalen, R. Fahnestock, W. Fields, E. Schrieber. First row. left to right: J Sproul, B. Magerg, E. Cummings A Ries. P. Ardis, S, Beattie, P. Parker. Second row: A. Frank, A. Rushton, B. Waldrop, D. Kyle, S. Moyer. Third row: A. Sandridge S Lockaniv, L. Martin, R. Fish, V. Jones, G, Wolfkill Fourth row: B. Campbell, B. Pinder. L Gaydos, R. Cain, F. Sellers, B. Cetalone. L. Riden, D. Swindells. E- DUCl6. J. Cook. C. Williams, R. Craft, E. Gover. Fifth row: D. Nerneek, G. Weber, J. Pendergast, D. Britton, B. Martin, D. Krecgmer, J. Hensley. G. Brooks. T. Nelson. EW HGRIZO JU IOR HIGH first row: left to right: P. Jones, F. Messer- man, B. Collins, M. Beaver. Second row: E. Ev, J. Haddock, P. Smith, A. Smith, C. Rohler, R. Shaver. Third row: D. Rumrnel, B. Dean, C. Alley, H. Hudson, M. Solomon, J. Wright, R. Shiftlett, O. Newbin, S. Frazier, E. Doty. Fourth row. R. Buckler, R. Johnson, P. Boyer, D. Richards, J. Bellew, C. Johns, J. Barcekowski, W. Grammer. First row, left to right: M. Klinger, K. O'Hern, R. Tabler, G. Ketchum. Second row: G. Freed, L. Carrier, C. Buckler, H. Saver, M. Boyer, L. Dousa, M. Niller, R. Duckworth, L. Bauer, D. Atkins. Third row: C. Icerirood, R. Bogert, D. Piper, K. Michael, R. Farrisk, J. Gillum, M Boceh, W. Klarman, P. Schwartz. First row, left to right: N. Sizemorr, K, Goddoid, S. Fay, C. Heiger, R. Wray. Second row: L. Randoll, J. Long, J. Zaidel, E. Bauer, C. Trest, N. Kirkpatrick. Third row: S. Kester' son, R. Thompson, D, Towney, E. Crissy, C. Reedy, C. Persinger, B. Shirk, D. Golebewski. Fourth VOW: H. Oliver, R. Ruger, B. Gephordt, T. Durkin, R. Derka, S. Dockery, R. Nicewon- ger, J. Dickey, D. Hartman, L. Wray. Fifth row: L. Maushardt, J. Westaway, P Woods, R. Gattus, K. Cochran, B. Strons, R. Riley, B. Nizer. MRS SCHMLJCKER'S CLASS Front row: S. James, H. May, M. Griffith, W. Anders, C. Pearson, J. Wood, Second row: N. Jewell, D. Bashore, B. Wood, W. Enders, T. Denham, J. Clarke, R. Martin. Third row: V. Martin, N. Poole, J. Ritfle, L. Hensley, K. Kyle. Last row: B. Bence, S. Metz, E. Smith, M. Hahn. S 'IX 'mf ra' v we. , ,W 1 .Q 0- Ks.- Q ll an ll 5 all I!! in 'I 'J First row, left to right: M. Bohlen, C. Cosn, P Mongan, D. Bangues, F. Disney, S. Thomas N. Surratt. Second row: K. Goukeu, S. Root, J Hall, P. Godwin, S. Sin. Third row: D. Piper M. Grober, B. Hickey, D. Winkler, L. Watts, B Morris, J. Farris, J, Rich. Fourth row: A. Daw son, C. Wolf, J. Clark, F. Fisher, F. Scabes, R Litz, G. Slayin, P. Warrenfaltz, J. Halterman W. Pugh, F. Rittman. Fitth row: K. Brown N. Perry, A. Wilson, T. Phillip, S. Tolbert W, Bell, R. Lydner. DVERTISEMENTS 'ek' dx -T -,,..,..,, ,-. .,,. ,.-.,, , ,. V,,,,,, , ,, Complimenfs of EDGEMERE ATLANTIC SER. Sieve and Sarge, Props. Norfh P+. Blvd., Opp. Rheems Complimenfs of LI LLIAN PAC A FRIEND Complimenis of N 8: W SU PERMARKET 'So fha? youth may grow spirifually, men'l'aIIy, and physicaIIy.' DUNDALK YMCA I0 Dunmanway AI 4-6666 Complimenfs of LASKEY'S DRIVE IN Complimenis of DUNDALK BUS LINE Comphmenfs of FORT CARROLL LODGE NO Congra'I'uIa'nons Seniors' MAYERS BAKERY 24l8 Sparrows Pom? Road Sp P+ 596 Open 7 Days a Week ff Compl:men+s of MICKEY NARUTOWICZ Complimenis of KEEPER'S FOOD MARKET 7705 Nor+I1 Cove Road sp. P+. 740 Good Luclr Graduafes GORDON STORES 2500 Sparrows Poinf Road Complimenfs of CRISTY'S BARBER SHOP 2400 Sparrows Poinf Road Complimenis of FRADKIN BROTHERS Everyfhing for fhe Home 2500 Sparrows Poinf Road LEJSIAK'S AUTO SUPPLY Rufh Ave. and Lodge Farm Road Su. P+. 289W Complimenfs of Mr, and M,-S, CompIimen'I's of Nick Trianiafilos ZUKES zlos Lincoln SWEET SHQP Avenue Jones Creek 3I3 9I'I1 SI'ree'I' Besi' Wushes HOWARD HEROLDS Wesi End Esso Wise Ave and Lynch Rd AI' 49880 RELIANCE ENGINEERING SERVIC I004 Shle Sfreef Balhmore 2 Maryland Orleans 5 9368 CO CROSBY VENDING COMPANY Balhmore Counfy Music Machines InsI'aIIed on a C0mmlSSIOh Basls Your Favornfe Muslc af Your Fmgerhps' GEORGE CROSBY Prop ELDRIDGE'S PHARMACY 7200 Norlh Poinf Road V Sp. Pi. 370 Free Delivery RAMONA On Chesapeake Bay, New Bay Shore Park Bridge Where good friends meel' fo ear. Complimenfs of DAVE'S BARBER SHOP Wise Avenue Inverness Good Luclc Seniors ROSES ESSO SER. 260I Sparrows Poinf Road Elmer H. Coolr, Prop. Sp. P+. 725R . FORT HOWARD SUPPLY sf senvlce I I Household-Aufo-Marine Denfon Avenue and Norih Poin'I Road f 'A glvmes 1 05 f Complimenfs of GODWINS STORE Free Delivery Sp P+ 60 Complrmenls of TERRACE SERVICE 24l8 Lmcoln Avenue G 8: G RESTAURANT 9+I1 and F S+ree+ Sparrows Poln'I FRED MEYER and Son Mn es INSURANCE EXT R T '7 I UA F0 ' ' DJ . ., A I., , ..,.. it A , I I 2, .1. ... ....,. DIS. .rf F Q ' G 8+ G DRUG STORE Where Pharmacy Is a Profession Sp. P+. neo Complimenfs of LOGAN AMOCO 680I Broening Road A+ 4-9724 JIM AND ANN'S End of MiIIer's Island Rd. Special Feasi' Every Sunhy 'Io SurI Your Pockefboolr DUNDALK SALES 8+ INC AuI'omob+Ie ClI'y JAMES TERRY Mgr Af 44000 Congrarulahons Sensors CAPLANS DEPT STORE D Sfreef EDGEMERE SHELL SERVICE Sian and Joe Sowlnslu Props Nor'fI1 Polnf Blvd Norih Polnf Sp P+ 499 HOWARD N CARTER 8+ SONS Regnsiered Masier Plumbers 7300 Nor'II1 Polnf Road Plumblng Heahng Applnances Sp P+ +487 Af+er 5 Sp P+ +550 TUNE-UP BRAKES RELINED Misc. REPAIRS CHESAPEAKE AMOCO SERVICE 64OI Eas+ern Avenue BaI+imore 24, Md. GEO. M. SPANGLER, Prop. ME 3-987I 56641 Quad ?aad f OAKLEIGH RESTAURANT RHEEM MANUFACTURING COMPANY WATER HEATERS AIR CONDITIONING HEATING EQUIPMENT STEEL SHIPPING CONTAINERS Sp P I' MyI ! 4 Q I t CompIimen+s of If X Q 7I0 ise Avenue WorId's Leading Producers arrows oin ar and We Are Proud +o Be ihe Offlcual Phofographers for The HI Pom+s of I957 Sparrows POINT' Hugh School SEGALL MAJESTIC Phofographers PORTRAITS WEDDINGS GROUPS SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHS -ss. Mr and Mrs Franklin Ackwith Mr and Mrs Adlam Irene Ahl Al and Barb Charles A AlbertJr PATRON Boots and Sonny Mr and Mrs Mlchael Bowers Mr and Mrs Phnlrp Bowers Mr and Mrs Cecll Bradley Brandy and Rocky Mr and Mrs S Bresnuak and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Allen A Allison Altvater Robert Altvater Jr Anderson Andrew and Elvlra Olive M Ankeney Mr and Mrs Gene Annls and Famlly Anonymous Anonymous George A Antonas Mr and Mrs Edward Aus G H Brlnkley and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Fern Brnttaln Walter Brooks R D Brown Van Brown Bryce and Dor s Bunky and Glnny and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wm P Burke Charles Burkhouse George Burmester Frank Burnham Mr and Mrs JohnG Baerwald Mass Janet Ballor Mr and Mrs FrederrckA Baker Doc Burrls E C Bustard Fred Butrlm Class of 47 Mr George Baker Mr and Mrs Herman Baker Barb and Boyd Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs C Barcukowzkl Robert Barry Robert V Barton Melvrn L Barts Eduth Baskette Robert Baskette Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Loraxne and Mrs Ca e and Mrs Butrlm George Byran Byran Samuel G Byrode John Campbell Mr and Mrs Roland Baskette Mr and Mrs Bathory Mrs Ellzabeth Bathory Mr and Mrs John Beatty Mr and Mrs Charles Benson Betty and Paul M W Blerley Henry W Bierman Bull and Pat Blnnle and Werner Mr and Mrs Wnlllam Bllght Mr and Mrs Clem Boddlford Clementine Boddrford Frank E Boehnlem Joseph Boger 94 Rev and Mrs Leslne Caparoon Mr and Mrs J Capp Mr and Mrs V Caravello Vuncent Caravello .lr Mrs Sara H Carmler and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Carrlgan Howard F Carter H N Carter Rudolph Cederborg Wllllam Cesser Norman Chandler Charles and Edith Charles and Maureen Chrls and Sh Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Wllllam Mr and Mrs erm John H Clark Nelson Clark H Clark W L Clark - f----v-w- '- Mr. and Mrs. Hardy McClenny Mrs Alva Clnfton Mr J P Cllnedlnst Mr and Mrs Ben Collums Connue and Norm Mrs Annze Cooper Leonard Cooper Mr and Mrs A B Copeland Sr Mr Coplnger Mr and Mrs F W Craig Cretla and Eddle Stanley Crews Mr and Mrs AlvlnM Crlckard Mr and Mrs Walter Crossetx Brenda Crowder Loreen Crumley Mr Curtis Mr and Mrs Frutz Czarnetsky Mrs Aluce Darley Mr and Mr Charles Darby Mr George Dckelrs Deanna and Mrke Mr John DePrrne Mr and Mrs C Derrow Sr Don Dever Karen Dever Mr and Mrs Edward F Dnce Sonny Ducklnson Lulluan Dreckman Mr and Mrs Clyde Dllllnger Mrs John Dlllon Jr Mr and Mrs Robert Drrcks Mass Enleen Dollnar Mrs Charles Donet Mrs Vrncent Dowllng Capt and Mrs RobertJ Downey Mr and Mrs Anthony Dudosky Tony Dudosky Mr and Mrs C E Duffy Mass Yuanne Duray 55 Mr and Mrs John Durkln Jr Mr Dennis Eckard Mr and Mrs J R Eckman Jimmy Eckman Mr and Mrs John Edwards Mr. . . 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Edwards Elmer and Linda Ernue and Carla Mr and Mrs Warren Wlllzam A Erwln Eva and Stella Reverend Edrls Evans Russel Everhart Bo Eulng Erkard Harold and Jean Mrs Verdag and Mrs rrus Fane and Mrs and Mrs Eulng Joseph Fackett Blalr Fargo Joseph Farkas Jr John E Feldman Evelyn Frelds Raymond Fields Mr and Mrs Thomas Fugart Pat Flaskell Mrs Pauline R J ord and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Forbes Tom H Ford Roy Foust Percy R Fralley George Freeland Kenny and Sandy Freeland A Friend A Friend A Frrend Janet Frsesner Joan Fruesner Mr and Mrs Joseph Frresner Mr and Mrs Harry Frock Mrs and Mr G M Fryer Mrs Gadznola and Mrs Wnlllam Gardner and Mrs Max Gasker and Mrs Lou McGee Jr and Mrs Joseph R Gephardt Jr Walter Gerlock Sr Gernand Gerry and Al Mrs Conce Gungher Mr and Mrs George Margre Gnngher C Gtngher PATRO Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs Gorman and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Walter Glenn Russel Godsey Godwin Sr John Golebuwskr ArthurC Grammer Ollver Grammer R C Grammer Arthur Gray Greason D L Grumes Dale Lee Grlme Jr Mr and Mrs Edward Grymes Mr and Mrs Jerry Grymes Mr and Mrs J P Ha kman JohnF H Hager Mr James Halrfneld Ray Halrfueld Mrs Dorls Hale Mr and Mrs Hall Mrs Robert Hally Mr and Mrs Ellwood Hammond Mrs E Hancock Jo Hanton Otis T Hannond Mr and Mrs Jack Hanton Mr Wlllram Harper Mr Le Roy Harrns Harvey and Mary Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Jacquelyn an Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lloyd Havermale Heffner E A Hetrlck d Norma Hetrlck Irma Heuy Edward Hleger Hnggs Matther Hull John Hnxron S E Hogue RobertE Horstman Howell E F Howlett J H Hubbard Mae M Hutchrnson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Al Hyr Mr and Mrs Mr Harry M Mr and Mrs Willian D. 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