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

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Mr Hackman has been a paT1enT and wise sponsor He has glven us hls Time and energy vvullnngly counselling and advnslng us when ever we needed hls help As The business advisor of The yearbook Mr Hackman has had a Trying lob organlzlng The sales campaigns of boTh paTrons and ads In splTe of his exachng dunes he ns noTed Tor his Trnendly smnle and has ready wuT Hackman lokes are especually Tamous IT as for These reasons as well as an expressnon of our appreclahon ThaT we ded1caTe our yearbook To Mr James Hackman Teacher advusor and Tnend , . He is also The sponsor of The senior dass. I - ' I I - I

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OFQCUOI' . Sparrovvs Ponnt and the area around It vvlll always be a part of our llfe no matter where we venture IH later years We are encompassed by txdevvater The luvelu hood of many of us depends upon nt but the tide as more than a way of maklng a lrvung for vvrth the tlde come the sea gulls sand dunes the marshland many happy youthful days frolllclcnng by the seashore and many other thlngs seemingly commonplace yet romantuc which make our area unlque There ns charm an the changes vvhuch the tnde brrngs Each day reveals some new glft for man to see and each day brlngs vvuth It a reclamatton of the treasures of yesterday We the Sensor Class of l958 feel that the sugnlfucance of the tide IS not fully realuzed and apprecnated Therefore by basnng our yearbook upon tt vve hope to make others aware of nts effects on our ltves XX 34 Nui! I l I I I I I I , . f , - , 1 Y ., ,M 1- k g F I J 1 .M W. V t g I , All 5 . x 1 . X . - s..3.-I . 81.16 V b V . , ' , x g , .' , M 01.5 'A A 4:7 T,.'i::. Hiivzl jiiljil frj Ga. . L, 53-gg, T31 fm .. ,gf g- ff , , . 1 l, gl. A A :f -F-.tit I -...G-17:2 TL: . - 5 X, , ' sf.- 'QUT 3? Lg. 'A 1 LE 44:31 X ,Q , - M H- 4- 34 . - ' . I .-4 '- ' ' . , ' S - 1 ' Y ' -' ' it g '.. Q f-. 'L'-.Ti ' f 't'l rf 1 I nf' as Q Q

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As the Student Government Assocratnon advlsor Mr Benson has many tasks to perform He must be present at all councll meetings see that things are run smoothly and otherwnse help out whenever his advice or oprnlon IS needed He must In many cases be the coordinator between the faculty and council Mr Benson is usually the one who explains to the student body new pollcnes adopted by the council and tactfully sees that they are accepted by the students Some of the efforts of Mr Benson are recognrzed by the students and appreciated many however go unrewarded We dedncate our yearbook to Mr Benson as snncere thanks for his continued service to the school and student body A