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

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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

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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

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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