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

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Main EdiTors seeking ideas. HI-POINTS As a resulT oT The eTTiciency and organized work oT The members oT The yearbook sTaTT oT I959, we were able To overcome The diTTiculT problems ThaT always occur in com- piling a yearbook. Deadlines were meT, adverTisemenTs were sold, and numerous arTicles were wriTTen. The EdiTor-in-ChieT was Judy Callahan, who closely Tollowed Through on The work oT The phoToqraphy ediTors, RoberT Kurf TiniTis and Frances Rueqsegqer. The iunior assisTanTs, apprenTiced Tor The coming year, were Connee ShaTTer and MarqareT Welsh, OTher members oT The sTaTT inf cluded Roxanne Womer, Marlene Mack, Carol Duray, ETsil Mason, EdiTorial Advisor 'W-v? ' MR. KOSICKI Junior assisTanTs learn The ropes. EdiTorial sTafT. STanding. leff To righT: R. Ruesegger, C. ShaTTer, M. Welsh, J. Jacobs, B. Hudson, B. KurTiniTis, A. PeTruccy.

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MENT ASSOCIATION 91 FOX The MoniTor STaTT consisTs oT a capTain, Tive lieuTenanTs and a Torce oT moniTors. These laTTer regulaTe The TraTTic in The halls and reporT violaTors oT school regulaTions To The STudenT CourT. The remaining segmenT oT The associaTion is The Board oT Elec- Tions who conducT The elecTions ThaT Talce place in The school. The STudenT Council and MoniTor STaTT members are elecTed by The sTudenT body. buT The Board oT ElecTions and The members oT The STudenT CourT are appoinTed by The newly elecTed presidenT. The nnaioriTy OT STudenT GovernmenT f'XssociaTion oTTices This year were held by seniors, buT a TenTh or elevenTh grade sTudenT can hold any oTTice oT The STudenT GovernmenT AssociaTion excepT Those oT presidenT, vice-president and chieT iusTice. Wayne Morris was STudenT GoyernmenT AssociaTion presidenT This year. Vice-presidenT was Mary Thomas. Joan KeTTell was secre- Tary. while Treasurer was Barbara Barni. John Mccloskey was chieT iusTice oT The STuclenT CourT, Bernadine Lachaicylc was moniTor sTaTT capTain. and MargareT PriTchard was manager oT The Board oT ElecTions. . da. Corbin. P- TWH 1 TalerciO- M'.Th1fOToavT E- Mason, Furs W. Hamlin.. sl- Com' Wen' B. Wise. E. Bandy M. Miller. Third row: J. Greene- wald, J. Zaloslci. P. Ccclc. L, Jacobs. J. Wes- coTT. ForresT, PresidenT WAYNE MORRIS :O:RD M Pffda B. gash IONSX1- ru OF ELECT .ward J4 More C4 C BP row' len I J f- rag P, Burgessfo rlughf: Mr , Third row: -Nlvfjreg, Second - ewesii M row: T ' Cdfler I9

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OF 1959 Nancy Kahlconen, Janice Jacobs, William Hudson, Barry Williams, and AI Perruccy. The yearbook wen? 'ro press al' +he end of February, ai which 'rirne rhe exhausred sfalff members crossed 'rheir fingers in Jrhe hopes +ha+ 'rhe Hi-Poinfs of '59 would prove +0 be one of +he besi annuals our school has pro- duced. Indispensable io rhe success of any year- bool: is +he business sraff. Their worlc 'rhis year was compeienily achieved by Ray Nichols, Joan Kerrel, and Carol Duray under The direc- rion of Business Manager, Eleanor Helsel, and advisor, Mr. Ryder. 'kim Seaieda R. Womer, M. Mack, C. Duray, E. Mason. Callahan, N. Kahlmonen. Business Advisor MR. RYDER Business Manager ELENORE HELSEL Phoroqrapher. Business s+a+'f.