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

Text from Pages 1 - 135 of the 1960 volume:

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Qcfrcuford All the world's a stage. And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages. At first the infant, Mewling and puking in the nurse's arms. And then the whining schoolboy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwilling to school. And then the lover, Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad Made to his mistress' eyebrow. Then a soldier, Full of strange oaths and bearded like the pard, Jealous in honour, sudden and quick in quarrel, Seeking the bubble reputation Even in the cannon's mouth. And then the iustice, ln fair round belly with good capon lined, With eyes severe and beard of formal cut, Full of wise saws and modern instances, And he plays his part. The sixth age shifts Into the lean and slipper'd pantaloon, With spectacles on nose and pouch on side, His youthful hose, well saved, a world too wide For his shrunk shank, and his big manly voice, Turning again toward childish treble, pipes And whistles in his sound. Last scene of all, ' . That ends this strange eventful history, ls second childishness and mere oblivion, ' Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything. ll -WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, AS YOU LIKE IT Act II, Scene VII Recognizing Jacque's statement above, we should like to carry out the theme therein and show, how life at Sparrows Point High School is related to dramatics. Many incidents of comedy, tragedy, and history have taken place within the walls of Sparrows Point High School during the four years of our occupancy. These incidents form the substance of our book. MW O . o XXXXX X Nx x XQ X X 4 5 QW qi' S X Q .Ak X . x- K R. 'QQ Q , X N 'Q -15+ X fx Q. X ,, . if Q- Q, N xw waQwx.,.wNM x.xXxx x XQ1 Q x xx--S gy Q Q ,X li. x. x M XN5 Q.. x SNQXXYQQ- X xQg h g wx xx VN Q. N. - , 533 -SQ A M 12 X av F3 N Ehzczllfy a d Admiui fmfzon VIRGINIA AREY Radford College of V.P.I., B.S. Physical Education 8, 9 Junior High Leaders Club 2 years JOSEPH M. BRITVCH Waynesbury College University of Md., B.A., M.Ed. Pointer Great Books Club 3 years WILLIAM E. CALE Shippensburg State Teachers, B.S. Social Studies III English II, III World History Senior Sponsor 9 years WILLIAM H. CURTIS Salisbury State Teachers, B.S. Math, Science 8 4 years ROGER B. COPINGER, JR. Towson State Teachers, B.S. Diversified Occupations Senior Class Sponsor 7 years RICHARD A. BARNETT Missouri State College, B.S. English 10 I year MR. BRYSON Salem College, Salem West Virginia, B.A. Industrial Arts 8 Modeling Club I year JACK DAUGHERTY Southwestern University Colorado State College of Education, A.B., M.A. Physical Education Sports Club Boys' Intramurals I3 years FAYE C. DALLMEYER lSoderbergJ fast Stroudsburg State Teachers, B.S Physical Education Fencing Club Junior Class Sponsor Cheerleaders Volleyball 2 years JOHN L. DePRlNE Maryland Institute of Art, B.A. Art 7, 8 Art Club 4 years DENNIS E. ECKARD Madison, B.A. Guidance Counselor F.T.A. 4 years PAT FARRONE Westminster College, B.A. L Core 7 Tennis Club 2 years JEROME F. GARLAN Kings, B.A. United States History 3 years ROBERT S. GIST State Teachers, Towson, A.A., B.S. 7th, 8th Core Chess Club National Junior Honor Society Assembly Committee 5 years ROBERT J. GUNTHER University of Md., B.A. 8th Core Dramatics Director Baseball Coach 2 years G. RONALD EVERETT Montclair St. College, A.B. Bookkeeping Bus Advisor Pointer Wrestling 2 years JAMES D. FITZGERALD Middlebury College, B.A. 8th Math and Science 5 years GEOGE H. GERNAND Springfield Col. Mass., B.S Physical Education Coaching 7 years CHRISTIVE A. GODBY Raleigh General Hospital Nurse Consultant Health Car. Club l year WILLIKAM S. HARTMAN Loyola College B.S., Chemistry Math. Science 8th Chemistry Club l year OLIVE E. HENDERSON State Teachers College Indiana, Pennsylvania, B. Sc. Home Economics Junior High 1 year CONSTANCE J. INGALLS Florida State University, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. English lll Senior Sponsor Chairman, Homeroom Planning Committee 2 years SAM R. KNISLEY George Washington University Physical Education Coaching l year CONSTANTINE G. LA PASHA University of Maryland Industrial Arts Student Court 5 years HERMAN H. MARES Loyola, B.S. Core 9 S.G.A. Board of Elections 3 years WILLIAM F. HUEY University of Maryland Driver Education Ping-Pong Club I year JOSEPH E. KASHEN University of Maryland, B.S. Core 7, 9 Spanish Club 5 years WILLIAM S. KOSICKI Bucknell, B.A., M.A. Algebra 2 Plane Geometry, Trigonometry Hi Points 60 9 years JAMES M. McCUNE Fairmont State Teachers West Virginia University, A.B., M.A Guidance 3 years GERALD R. MCGRATH Kings College, B.A. Core 7 Press Club 6 years JOSEPH A. MILLER Stroudsburg State Teachers, B.S. Biology Consumer Science Monitor Sponsor 9 years GEORGE W. OTT University of Pennsylvania Temple University Miami University, B.A. Core 9 Stamp Club l year VINCENT J. PEPERNO East Stroudsburg State Teachers, Pa., B.S. Core 8 Boys' Club 1 year CHARLOTTE M. PRITCHETT Special Ed. 4 years JAMES A. RHOADES Stroudsburg State Teachers, B.S. Biological Sciences, Consumer Science A.V.O. 2 years RAYMOND F. MILLER University of Maryland Metal Shop Faculty Social Committee 6 years M. GIBSON PORTER Maryland lnstitute of Art Photo Club I year PAUL W. NAPER Gettysburg, A.B. History 10 Sophomore Class Coach Lacrosse I year MARY E. PRUITT East Tennessee State,. B.S. Senior High Business Education Business Club I year RODNEY ROONEY Millerville, B.S. Core Talent Club SV2 years MARY RONTLEDGE University of Maryland Special Education 9 and 10 4 years GLENN EDWARD RYAN State Teachers College Frostburg State Teachers, B.5. Algebra and 9th Grade Math 9th Grade Class Sponsors 9 Grade Monitors 4 years STEPHEN F. SAKALSKI Bloomsburg State Teachers, 8.5 Bucknell University, M.S. Chemistry, Physics S.G.A. Sponsor 9 years VIRGINIA SCHMUCKER Columbus Normal School Johns Hopkins University Special Education 7 and 8 4 years LEO W. EIBNER University of Baltimore, B.M. Math and Science 7 Wrestling Club 7 BEVERLY J. SMITH Hanover College, Hanover, Indiana, A.B. French I, English IO ALFRED SNYDER Mansfield State Teachers Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Potomac State Teachers West Virginia University University of Maryland B. Mus. and M.A. Junior High General Music and Chorus Junior High Chorus 3 years KATHARINE G. SEIBEL Gettysburg College, B.S. Eighth Grade Core Junior Red Cross 2 years ROBERT C. STEVENSON Bloomsburg State Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Business Education I year DARLENE S. TEED Lynchburg College, B.A. Librarian Junior High Library Club I year ZANA M. SMITH Concord State Teacher, B.Sc Home Economics Junior and Senior High I year LORRAINE G. SOURBIER Nyack Missionary College B S M Music Teacher 7th Grade Chorus I year HERBERT W. STEVENS Western Maryland, A.B. Science 9 Water Safety Club 'I year ROBERT D. SWEARINGEN William and Mary, B.S. French I, Il, III Activity Sponsor, A.F.S., Commencement 4 years TRUMAN H. TEED Buffalo State Teachers, B.S Pennsylvania State University M Ed Art 8, 9, Senior High Stagecrafters Club I year JAMES W. THAYER lll University of Colorado, B.A. Science 7 and IO A.V.O. l year DAVID WEISS Kings College Pennsylvania State University, B.A., M.A. Core 9 English i0 Sophomore Sponsor N.H.S. 8 years MARY M. WILL Western Md., A.B. Core 8 8 years EDWARD A. WREN University of Maryland, B.S. Physical Education i year LORETTO M. KELLY Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart, B.A. Teacher's College of Columbia University, M.A. Head of Library Junior High Library Club, Advisor- Comrnencement Committee 3 years I4 ANNA BELLE WEBER Towson State Teachers College Special Education Crafts Club 4 years BUFORT N. WIDENHOUSE Appalachian State Teachers, B.S World History American History i year GLENN L. WITTSTADT, JR. Peabody Conservatory, B.Mus. Johns Hopkins T.C. Choral and General Music 2 years KARL J. HEINEMAN University of Maryland Automobile Shop l year Not Pictured DOROTHY K. LYNAS Maryland State Teachers McCoy, B.S. Math and Science 7th 4 years EDWARD J. ST. COEUR University of Maryland Woodshop 9, 10, li, 12 4 years ?ufure Hackers af America OFFICERS President Peggy Wilson Vice-President Carol Gintling Secretary Lynette 'Jernigan Treasurer Joy Bryan SEATED, L. to R.: Susan Schwartz, Carol Gintling, Joy Bryan. STANDING: Robert Siron, Mr. Eckard lSponsorJ, Walle Hanlin, Jean Royston, Lynette Jernigan, Roberta Roedder, Betty Greathouse. Health Lfarccrs 61110 flu 11' OFFICERS President Wanda Townsend Vice-President Cindy Nizer Secretary Judith Duray Treasurer Martha Pyles SEATED, L. to R.: Mary Ellen Lite, Cindy Nizer, Mrs. Gadby lSponsorJ, Wanda Townsend, Virgina Howlette. STANDING: Frances Duty, Judith Duray, Cathy Brown, Louise Scripture, Arlene Parks, Betty Halverson, Darlene Thomas. I5 Administration Principal 's Message to 511155 af I 960 First, to provide a general education for all the future citizens, second, to pro- vide good elective programs for those who wish to use their acquired skills im- mediately on graduation, third, to provide satisfactory programs for those whose vo- cations will depend on their subsequent education in a college or university. These are the three main obiectives of a comprehensive high school such as ours, so stated in the most talked about books on American education of this year - James B. Conant's The American High School Today. Now is an appropriate time for our senior class to look at their school and at themselves in terms of these obiectives and of the world in which most of them have lived since 1942. Seniors, you will leave us at a time when Americans are trying to forget the uncertain future by recalling the equally uncertain past of exactly one hundred years ago when your nation faced its greatest tragedy. But it remains true that the best way to prepare for that future is to capitalize on Conant's stated obiec- tives. At the time of the Civil War, schools didn't provide a general education for all future citizens. Most of them did noth- ing for those wishing to acquire skills useful after graduation. Nor did their pro- grams always prepare adequately for col- lege work. But your school does in and out of class seek to develop good citizen- ship in you. It offers vocational programs undreamed of by your grandfathers. And if you have the will to learn and a fair amount of natural ability, it can get you into Hopkins or Goucher. 1960 can be for you if you have used your talents wisely, both a wonderful end and an equally wonderful beginning. Miss Krug ably assists Mr. Dowling by fulfilling her duties as vice principal Mr. Samuel Picek In his first year as Assistant Administrator, Mr. Samuel Picek has proved to be industrious and an organizer. His solution to the corridor traffic problems and his efficient disciplinary en- forcement have won the respect of students and teachers alike. Mr. Picek's former position on our faculty was that of a seventh grade mathe- matics and science teacher. He served in this capacity for three years prior to his recent pro- motion. The student body will certainly agree Mr. Picek has exerted a beneficial influence on our school. fi i ..-4- 'f- SECRETARIES Main Office Miss Dorothy Deale Mrs. Brenda Wilson Library Mrs. Jean Holm Guidance Mrs. Gladys Hogue STANDING, L. to R.: Mrs. Hogue, Mrs. Holm, Mrs. Wilson. SEATED: Miss Deale. i I 7 1-mx RX QW' A ' W, xg AMW fiifwlimc ' M' ,uQm.WK?-w:l.:NN3xifv,q:4: MMM fy, mv . A. v-A at-49 , 4 Y' X x, :N N Aw A , X 2 M N .M , A mu ti' M NN. mf' MLK HH- xx, 5 x XxXx N N X Q.Xx1XXj X X x X SX R x X, XX XX X Q f Q if QE X X X X S sz X S ,Xg W X X-1 X . X,X' 1 ,... WX .X XX XXQXSX X XX X X X XS XS XV! X-K X X XXX N X. sL:X,:'X1wX Q. XSXXXXXQSXEQEQX 1 QXXXX3 XXXXQX XXXXXXQXXX X -X X X X sr N .SN X - - X gli? XX . is X Lxx. x EQX 6 ij X W ' Y X X X X X X X k XTX .XXX x NX XX XXXX- X - XX X K XX X Q X 1 X Nix XX XXXXXX X. X XX A -X X .X Www f Z W ,,,. S 1 X W W M XXL X Six S MW - X X X 5 S vm X X iii X X Y X X X as XXX-, K 5 r Q X Q X S F X: XX X S X 5 X S I f X Xf- .Acfizf Zics SVN X X X-5 SXX3? SNS . -iif X XXX X X51 XXX I9 WILLIAM RAUKKO President fudenf 50115114 BOARD OF ELECTIONS - FIRST ROW, L. to R.: P. Costenbader, J. Zaloski, J. Kelly, G. Luckow, S. Bradley. SECOND ROW: E. Mc- Elhaney, L. Battle, L. Abbotts. THIRD ROW: M. O'Hern, Mr. Mares, R. Kurtinitis. STUDENT COURT - FIRST ROW, L. to R.: K. Shulte, C. Polanskas, M. Sullivan, J. Fields, L. Myers, L. Wolf, P. Zehfuss, S. Peters, R. Freed. SECOND ROW: R. Rose, C. Rodgers, R. Keller, D. Giedosh, R. Fields. 20 The activities of the Student Govern- ment Association this year proved to be both worthwhile and novel. President, William Raukko, and advisor, Mr. Sakal- ski, worked very hard to make a success of the association, and succeeded in spite of the newness of their respective posi- tions. It is commendable that they sur- vived the many trials that beset the in- experienced, and the achievements of the association are largely due to their untiring efforts. In spite of a serious steel strike which would tend to hamper the sale of activity tickets, Linda Dorset and her committee tactfully pushed the sales drive in such a way as to make it much more of a success than had been predicted. Thomas Hinkelman in his capacity as vice-president managed a very ambitous program of Friday dances including both the orchestra and record hop variety. These were most instrumental in provid- ing a wholesome and steady recreation for what otherwise might have been many a lonely Friday evening. Clara Edenton handled a larger than men! Assaciafion FIRST ROW, L. to R.: D. Morris, P. Dailey, J. Campbell, B. Woodruff, M. Halderman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sakalski, P. Burgess, T. Hinkelman, B. Raukko, C. Edenton, B. Tate. THIRD ROW: C. Comp, S. Stokes, M. Reistetter, G. Cicone, B. Barni. FOURTH ROW: P. Sutton, L. Garrett, B. Greathouse, D. Williams, J. Williams. FIFTH ROW: T. Mathena, B. Wise, W. Schuerholz, G. Slavin, P. Godwin, F. Fisher, J. Hicks, R. Bradley. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: M. Martindell B. Banknow, M. Rose, H. Woodford, S. Savko. SECOND ROW: A. Basoat J. Wescott, E. Bandy, M. Aus, M. Schoen. THIRD ROW: B. Stankow- ski, S. Williams, D. Burger, D. Med- lin, P. Cosner, Mr. Miller, C. Davis. FOURTH ROW: D. Terry, S. Brad- shaw, L. Wagner, F. Disney, S. Mc- Cully. FIFTH ROW: W. Kclaiben, W. Shoemaker, J. Cimther, R. Lucas, J. Gunther. usual volume of records and correspond- ence as secretary of the association. By tar, the greatest achievement of our student leaders this year however, was the organization of the P.A.C. CPoint- er Action Committeej. This was an or- ganization composed ot a cross section of students throughout the school who by their example and actions were to impress upon the student body in gen- eral the necessity for exemplary behavior MONITOR STAFF well as the benefits to be derived from good school citizenship. We are in hopes that such ideal motives may al- ways tind champions in the persons of our students. Carol Bearry has the dis- tinction of having been the tirst chairman of such a group. Editorial Advisor Mr. Britvch Editor-in-Chief Frances Tomczewski Editorial Editor Virgina Howlett The slogan Of, By, and For the Students can best describe the purpose of our school newspaper, the Pointer. Under the leadership of Frances Tomciewski, and with the advice of sponsor, Mr. Britvch, the staff managed to pub- lish six issues this year. This was achieved in spite of financial difficulties due in part to a serious steel strike. The great cost of producing a publication of this sort is not readily known to most of the school population, but any serious thinking individual can easily see the advantages in the form of school spirit, valuable experience, and school pride to be gained by so worthwhile an endeavor. Frances' chief assistant this year was Virginia Howlett who gained much valuable experience in her position as editorial editor. This will en- able her to succeed Frances next year with some degree of confidence. Others assisting in this exacting work of publication were: Clara Eden- ton, Richard Moore, Carole Haag, Christine Cum- mins, and Cindy Godwin. l POINTER STAFF - STANDING, Left to Right: V. Howlett, C. Cummins, B. Karacoulakis, C. Haag, R. Moore. SEATED: C. Edenton, F. Tomczewski, C. Godwin. TYPISTS: M. Smith, C. Harris, and C. Polanskas. Business Manager Barbara Karacoulakis' Business Advisor Mr. Everett The business administration of the Pointer was under the direction of advisor, Mr. Everett, and Business Manager, Barbara Karacoulakis. Their job though not so well known or so glamorous as that of the editorial staff, also contributed valuable experience and learning situations to the individuals involved. Mr. Stevenson directed the typists in their essential duties. This group consisted this year ot: Connie Polanskas, Margaret Smith, and Char- lotte Harris. Fran directing Journalism class. l i Hi Pa' Editor-in-Chief Margaret Welsh Art Editor Linda Rathke Junior Assistants Photography Editor Connie Costenbader Editorial Advisor Mr. Kosicki Vswtil 'I t Stephanie O'Hara FIRST ROW: S. O'Hara, B. Bradenbaugh. SECOND ROW: M. Leshko Mary Daybrowski D. Henderson, C. Costenbader, Ann Thomas. THIRD ROW: C Tressler, M. Christian. Hi-Points of 1960 got off to a good start this year even though we were hindered by a lack of funds due to the Steel Strike. Under the capable direction of advisor, Mr. Kosicki and Editor-in-Chief, Margaret Welsh, we rapidly progressed toward our final deadline. We had the usual problems of preceeding yearbook staffs. There were deadlines to meet, copy to write, pictures to take, and patrons and ads to sell. The assistant editors each carried out his individual responsi- bilities. Linda Rathke was Art Editor, Frances Hayes was Music Editor, Clyde Tressler and Margaret Leshko were Sports Editors, Connie Costenbader was Photography Editor, Margaret Welsh nfs '6 Business Advisor Mr. Ryder Business Editor Helen Weber N? 'I FIRST ROW:. M. Welsh, C. Kraemer, N. Davis. SECOND ROW: F. Hayes, A., Menicon, M. Daybrowski, H. Henderson, L. Rathke. THIRD ROW: L. Hart. was Faculty Editor and Elmer Cook and Nina Davis were Senior Editors. The staff also consisted of Carroll Kraemer, Mitchel Christian, Beverly Bradenbaugh, Larry Hart, Anne Menicon, Dean Henderson, Ann Thomas, and Hugh Henderson. Stephanie O'Hara and Mary Daybrowski were our Junior Assistants. The members of the business staff very efficiently carried out their duties under the direction of advisor, Mr. Ryder, and Business Manager, Helen Weber. Doris Turansky and Barbara Tippins were members of the staff. We on the yearbook staff hope that the student body will enioy the Hi-Points of 1960 as much as we enioyed working on it. Business Staff Barbara Tippens Doris Turansky W 4 .5l..:,.l is Ei? E 1 lil 25 All the world s a stage at S P H S when the Dramatics C ub stages a performance . . . This year the Dramatics Department, under the direction of Mr. Robert Gunther, presented the play Bull in a China Shop. Mr. Truman Teed and Mr. William Cale assisted Mr. Gunther with the scenery and the sale of tickets respectively. The cast included Phil Ramage, Carol Bearry, Clyde Tressler, Jack Hicks, Molly Reistetter, Sanna Fe, Marcia Rogers, Richard Nizer, Melvin McFaul and Donna Wresh. The popularity with which the play was received gives hope that the efforts of the dramatics group will be repeated before the close of the school year. ocicfy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S ,Z Z E - ,,. ..... LSKI - L A . 5 SEATED, L. to R.: Lynette Jernigan, Carol Bearry, Linda Dorset, Helen Weber. STANDING, L. to R.: Margaret Wilson, Marilyn Epperson, William Raukko, Virginia Howlett, Mitchell Christian, Mary Daybrowski, Wilson Schuerholz. Mr. Stephen Sakalski has been the official sponsor of the National Honor Society since September of 1958, after having served seven years on com- mittees con concomitant to honor society work. The members of the Honor Society are carefully chosen from those students among the Junior and Senior classes who have the highest scholastic averages. To become a member, one must be outstanding in the following qualities: CHARACTER - Character is destiny. SCHOLARSHIP - A learned man has always wealth in himself. Phaedius LEADERSHIP - Lights of the world, and stars of the human race. ' SERVICE - Enough, if something from our hands have power,Cowper To live, and act, and serve the future hour. Wordswonh Heraclitus C716 H0 ar X QXQX- XX -X W wi 5:3 X Mx ,X X S X -X. XX X ? '1 S X XXX s S X A SS S U .. 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After a year of hard work and very little sleep, we faced the future with greater confidence. l i i Un: Graaf l6'0r1k 61116 THE LECTURERS TOP TO BOTTOM: Mr. Britvch, Mr. Dowling, Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Cale, Mr. Kosicki, Mr. McCune 32 The Great Books Club's Members -- Left to Right, TOP: B. Woodruff, C. Hayes, W. Schuerholz, W. Hicks, W. Raukko, L. Hart. BOTTOM: S. O'Hara, S. Stokes, M. Schoen, L. Dorset, G. Gzaplinski, M. Daybrowski, C. Gintling, J. Stockman, P. Wilson. The Great Books Club was formed under the sponsorship of the English Department in September i959 and functioned once every two or three weeks as an after-school activity under the direction of Mr. Britvch, the club's founder. This is the only club of its kind operating on the high school level in the state of Maryland. Members of the English Department, as well as other members of the faculty, felt that more could be done for the students who were capable and willing to read some of the finest works of art existing in the literary field. Reading, 'however, is not enough, the maior purpose of the club is to read and to discuss as completely as possible a great book in terms of: the literal meaning of the story, the form that is used, the significant historical and biographical back- ground, the sociological implications, the psychological insights, and the philoso- phical meanings, and finally the appreciation of the aesthetic values of the book. A visiting lecturer, which in most cases was a faculty member, gave a stimulat- ing talk on the book scheduled for a particular meeting. The meeting was then opened for discussion by members. The membership was limited so that there were never more than twenty mem- bers. Each member was carefully selected on the basis of ability, willingness to read, and potential participation in discussions. lf a student fell behind in the reading activities, he was dropped from the club. Some of the books read this year were: Walden, Thoreau, Lord Jim, Conrad, The Unvanquished, Faulker, David Copperfield, Dickens, Crime and Punishment, Dostoevski, The Return of the Native, Hardy, Great Tales and Poems, Poe, Jane Eyre, Bronte, Pride and Prejudice, Austen, Don Quixote, Cervantes, The Old Man and the Sea, Hemingway, and a few works by Shakespeare. 0 FRN W... xx ww - - mrs Q'--- K ' 1 ? X X' N A fs X . s. an NNN, X wuwmmmq. XNNW -wx t Mmm. Z C ! Ql!4N 55.3 -bc 1, Nw. 1 . SP K S F9 My X if ' ,.M,p, -, W 4 WMf ' - 'A . Q X is x ' ii 1 as 4 E Q ' N 5 X iF sz N 5 'Q K - .AMW R Q 1 Xi X RNASM .X X X dp-N' Sr fi S E Hx 'X qw-fi-i Y ,, w,,M-ww' Qs Q 'X K' .SSX ff- N X xv ig X ,L vxQNQ,g:f4,swgs?2Sw ,,g X . . X . 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Shank, K. Moore, R. Bandy, T. Gray, R. Wise. STANDING, L. to R.: Manager R. Siron, P. Ramage, J. Hanson, R. Good, W. Raukko, Coach Sam Knisley, Manager R. Haley. The varsity basketball team no longer lives in the cellar. Our te-am, guided by Mr. Knisley, put a few digits in the win column fseven wins and eleven lossesb. The starting lineup consisted of only one senior, a circumstance which promises an excellent team next year. Good coaching, standout ball players, and excellent student support combined to give Sparrows Point the best varsity squad in many years. Although the iunior varsity could not boast many victories this year many of the team members promise to bolster the varsity team next year. ,Yuuiar Varsity Umm m .,.,.. .. X ,,,....... ,.mmmmmwwwmss1n4Tm.mmxmm4gm-mink.. FIRST ROW: Manager C. Thomas, J. Dickey, Ma-nager R. Mongon. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: L. Butts, P. Warrenfeltz, S. Goudy, B. Harper. STAND- ING: G. Katrosa, P. Binco, Coach Wren, G. Carter, R. Swoboda. X X . 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Jones, C. Lentz, B. Great house, D. Holme. SECOND ROW, L. To R.: L. Snider, G. Cicone, C. Gintling, B. Forrest, S. Schwartz, B Morris, M. Lauback. THIRD ROW, L. Tc R.: M. Comp J. Weeder, L. Jernigan, R. Meyers. FOURTH ROW L. to R.: M. Daybrowski, R. Kohn, E. Crissey, D Warrenfeltz, D. Godecke, B. Stankowski, D. Haddock FIFST ROW, L. to R.: J. Gay, G. Thomas, P. Zehfuss R. Heggie, J. Wright. I l s . sm .,sw. ss. s .s as Our Cmdirzg Past Hugh and Dean busy at work. A Q X 'Y N X ,fx wx. Q X W X K XSX S 'X Q S X - .. X ' r, :- S X . x is ,::,b V, , Q '- fi x X . XX 2- X X S QA, X:-1' af2gE:fff11s.x -25 S: f :S ,XXX :ye SQA -1. X wx - yqz if ? 5 If Q Nx x xs ' XX X f 5 'glfi YN x wx- xv: ei 5 X X X5 Q : X S X N X lllfzderclassmen 7A FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Roveda, P. Shiff- lett, P. Hammond, P. Hampson, N. Bishoff, P. Akers, M. Harper, R. Walters, K. Miller. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: R. Diven, V. Bottom- stone, 5. Shirk, L. Reed, D. Jones, D. Guice, C. Jollet, J. Loncala, D. Sterling. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: R. Cope, W. Cosner, K. Williams, W. Morris, J. Rinehart, T. Freisner, L. Notaro, D. Shkor, C. Godwin. FOURTH ROW, L. to R.: P. Garland, H. Wall, R. Freet, I. Small, L. Dieter, W. Roark, R. Blakenship, J. Boddiford, M. Shoemaker. 7C FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Elza, K. Lawrence, C. Bean, C. Diven, N. Newlin, K. McLaugh- lin, B. Newlin, L. James. SECOND ROW: W. Hoppe, M. Martinez, J. Quaty. THIRD ROW: T. Anello, R. Weinreich, J. Lam, G. Myers, B. Walford, J. Welsh, H. Williams, W. Wills. FOURTH ROW: J. Long, J. Doty, C. Morris, R. Baker, R. McNulty, J. Hanlin, D. Hunt, A. Copely, M. O'Hern. 44 7B FIRST ROW, L. to R.: C. Broch, C. Roberts S. Warnick, J. Gunther, L. Kuemmer, J Mack, C. Sprouse, M. Golebiwski, L. Willis L. Shiflett. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: L. Bad ders, R. Hensley, B. Sturgill, D. Goedeke J. Anthony. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: R Phoebus, W. Lankford, R. Sick, J. Long H. Owens, R. Brittain, J. Upright, T. Parks FOURTH ROW, L. to R.: F. Ludwig, R. Keller J. 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X ..,...,... . :2:2: 2i:::s:a'.:2',s::w2:-I-H-I -'-f 1 'I Gaim.: ..4v.- : - .. -sys.: 1911: X X f 3 sy X A,,,, ,ag 3 S X X Q X KR i, , ,5 . X A fi X 'Q .x . .15 is fe::::,::i:.t 5-95 ,Q Q . ia. -: X X :JN X Sam Qfh Grade NlNTH GRADE OFFICERS Presidenr: B. Evans Vice-President: T. Knodler Secretary: J. Bock Treasurer: B. Capp BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: K. Kelly, L. Staples, P. Gilmore, K. Schmidt, J. Carter, F. Aus, C. Snyder S. Bayne, J. Martin, S. Fluke. SECOND ROW: S. Peters, R. Eppard, B. Gillum, B. Kapp, A. Meyers G. Eppard, J. Bell, L. Brown. THIRD ROW: J. Felts, W. Lewis, W. Wilson, J. Abrams, E. Sanders, R Reed, D. Denton. FOURTH ROW: B. Jacobs, L. Ward, T. Prachniak, R. O'Haver, D. Ashbey, K. Riden hour, J. Miller, D. Miller. NOT PICTURED: P. Leamer, D. McCadden. 9B - FIRST ROW, L. to R.: D. Chell,'S. Martin, S. Kiem, L. Grimm, S. Shultz, V. Hlaclky, B. Weaver, P. Peters, F. Reger, S. Pennepacker, D. Crews. SECOND ROW: D. Poe, J. Hartman, P. Gaolyas, M. Burke, C. Hosgood, L. Gerrard, C. Wallace, C. Brown. THIRD ROW: F. Pittman, R. Simpson, A. McClure, M. Silvers, J. Cornwell, H. Marchant, T. Knodler, B. Joliet. FOURTH ROW: E. Shodla, F. Cicone, K. Gardener, L. Schriefer, R. Derka, J. Michalski. 'With Pen and with pencil we're learning to say Nothing, more cleverly, every day. William Allingham 9F FIRST ROW: P. Kelly, B. Cosner, R. Kurtinitis, S. Brady, E. McElhaney, L. Abbots, J. Bock, P. Cosfenbader, J. Imhoff. SECOND ROW: M. Rogers, A. Pora, L. Eppertson, C. Buckler, F. Gil- bert, P. Britton, B. Chancler, S. Ste- ceres. THIRD ROW: J. Williams, M. Johnson, B. Evans, E. Wolf, A. Calvo, C. Ragnor, R. Bradenbaugh. FOURTH ROW: D. Scripture, T. Vashold, C. Ward, B. Taylorson, B. Paul, R. War- nick, M. Sullivan. 52 9D FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Gintling, M. Light, B. Smith, C. Fleisher, V. Vaughn, C. Winans, L. Lentz, S. Hershberger, P. Fritz. SECOND ROW: P. Fay, N. Shiflett, P. Kilpatrick, J. Evans, M. Bolling, J. Wolkowski, J. Posinski. THIRD ROW: J. O'Brien, R. Sponaugle, W. Hudnell, H. Kuemmer, D. Belf, J. Beam, R. Pyles, R. Widzban. FOURTH ROW: W. McCormick, R. Brummett, R. Shiflett, A. Kolb, M. Dembow, M. Goudy, T. Nelson. 9-IOE - TOP, L. to R.: M. Halrn, J. Snyder, C. Pearson, S. Gallo, T. Den- ham. BOTTOM: B. Wood, J. Riffel, S. James, B. Bence. x X 'Y X ' , X x ':-.J :X -. Q '- xx as 'Wg ' Q-:.:.. X A , Y. ,Q- ' s S S 5 X A , X.. A X Hier. x N 8. M Q X f X --. as Q S X N L fW wsQQwm fix. -:F-25: ss f if i ,WW W xwwf x , MX .XA , S R kv Q NW' 'Z' w:. Q' .- x S1 N N X Q X xx E x Nr N x A Xt w :ix 'ki as SQ as S M X Q QQ 3 S eil wx? Q Q Q Yx N .Q- :Nm QM Aww QQ W . Q X x Q X Q XX XX 4 x . X x NX XXX x -4 S W xx , X x ,S b X1 A M- xxx N x..x..XW yi .. Q YW x v X aww' X QR ' Q w w.. , . N XX Nw S' A E , X xg. Y X X weQNQzwx4zDs-Nxwx Svphnmvrc is Make Zh ir Deb I Delores Morris, President, Richard Hanson, Vice-President, Nina Hand, Treasurer, Susan Swartz, Secretary. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: C. Davis, S. McCully, J. Foster, K. Crosby, D. James, B. Greathouse, M. Marshall, P. Smith. SECOND ROW: G. Kirschnick, C. Treat, D. Schollian, D. Gobelevvski, B. Baird, J. Zaidel. THIRD ROW: G. Wolfkill, K. Goodard, S. Drewry, D. Llyod, D. Maupin, B. Magaskie, B. Foy. FOURTH ROW: P. Mclniyre, C. Rodgers, J. Coldwell, D. Kells, P. Sutton, P. Parker, M. Kelly, L. Martin. S FIRST ROW, L. To R.: S. Estes, A. Ewing, P. Elmore, D. Winkler, G. Cross, D. Piper, B. Jewell, M Klinger. SECOND ROW: M. Bohlen, J. Farris, R. Zacheal, F. Disney, B. Roberts, N. Balsis. THIRD ROW C. Heiger, R. Wray, D. Broda, S. Fay, M. Jackson, D. Reed, S. Beattle. FOURTH ROW: C. Rohler K. O'Hearn, D. Tawney, C. Soeck, S. Rank, B. Shirk, P. Jones, A. Rossmark. IOC FIRST ROW, L. To R.: L. Baiile, D. Kyles, D. Berger, F. Town- send, B. Banknell, J. Baker, S. Savko, E. Williams. SECOND ROW: A. Burchard, L. DuPont, J. Halthans, E. Sigler, L. Dousa, B. Sfankowski, D. Holme. THIRD ROW: K. Alban, L. Maushardf, L. Butts, C. Fillmore, W. Sando, R. Mroz, M. Goldsmith. FOURTH ROW: G. Katrosa, F. Bender, T. Harris, W. Shae, R. Brown, M. Boyer. 56 IOD FIRST ROW, L. to R.: D. Gibson S. Moyer, J. Hall, S. Hafer, C Cummings, D. Desire, G. Ketch um. SECOND ROW: B. Maiord N. Zesfa, L. Hara, K. Dingle man, F. Messerman, P. Bishoff THIRD ROW: D. Lucy, C. Roy ston, M. Welsh, J. Thirston, E Marse, A. Reise, M. Haldeman FOURTH ROW: C. Lence, L Watson, R. Thompson, B. Col lins, B. Marse, E. Crissy, L Snyder. TOE FIRST ROW: N. Kirkpatrick, R. Roedder, A. Parks, P. Mongan, D. Morris, C. Tesauro. SECOND ROW: B. Campbell, M. Allen, R. Bradshaw. THIRD ROW: B. Harper, D. Roberts, F. Sellers, H. Oliver, M. Solomn, S. Tol- bert. FOURTH ROW: D. Keen- er, D. Bock, F. Aulffth, D. Hart- man, R. Coffman, R. Swoboda. Individuals may form communities, but it is institutions alone that can create a nation. Benjamin Disraelli IOG FIRST ROW, L. to R.: J. Dickey, J. Lee, L. Wray, M. Smith, B. Klarman, W. Adams, H. Zorn. SECOND ROW: R. Shauer, Bob Hafner, E. Duda, L. Riden, E. Briffian, E. Schaffer. THIRD ROW: J. Pendergasf, W. Pugh, R. Lucas, R. Siron, W. Gramrner, J. Cochran, B. Cain. 58 IOH FIRST ROW, L. to R.: V. Warnick, G. Feed, E. Ey, R. Riditous, C. Drasher, D. Rummel, P. Warrenfeltz. SECOND ROW: J. Elways, H. Sauer, H. Hudson, W. BeII, J. Martinez, R. Roguer. THIRD ROW: C. Alley, L. Emmezier, R. Shief- let, R. Bograt, O. Newlin, C. Buckler, E. Doty, G. Slavin, G. Polin, R. John- son, J. Bellow, V. Allan, E. Gover, C. Johns. junior 611155 OWcer.s' President Carol Bearry Vice-President Barbara Woodruff Secretary Justine Novvakovvski Treasurer Sandra Stokes . Martindell, J. Duray FIRST ROW, L. to R.: J. Wescott, S. Stokes, C. Bearry, M. Schoen, L. Wagner, M G. Cicone, B. Woodruff. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: V. Howlett, P. Arrowood, S. O'Hara, L. Jernigan J. Bryan, J. Stockman, M. Pyles. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: R. Bandy, R. Moore, R. Good, J. Hanswn, E Thoman R. Lewis, J. Mulky, R. Long, D. Ludwig. There is no stone without its name . . . Lucan. 1:1-ann--.............M.N W.. C 5 ii -.W .,.. - -1-Q., FIRST ROW, L. to R.: R. Knoll, B. Jenkins, G. Ewing, M. Shorter, L. Chester, J. Marvin, L. Clark, F. Day. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: M. McGlaughlin, T. Marsh, J. Derka, D. Terry, M. Armentrout, J. Simon. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: M. Light, L. Dorset, P. Daniels, K. Wilson, L. Langford, S. Dotter, M. Swope. For science is like virtue, its own exceeding great reward. Charles Kingsley ts S S T6 HD FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Marshall, M. Lang, J. Bholien, D. Wisniewski, A. Kraus, J. Evens, M. Laubeck SECOND ROW: D. Leighf, D. Chapman, D. Haddock, J. Mincappilia. THIRD ROW: D. Dawson, J Weeder, B. Rowlins, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: D. Morel, C. Comp, F. Rose, J. Nowakowski, M. Nolan B. Watkins, R. Edwards, F. Dodson. FIRST ROW, l.. To R.: D. Lyocl, J. Feather, J. Manis, R. Roger, E. Dickersen, R. Halley, M. Hall. SECOND ROW: H. Grace, D. Neil, G. Vernicus, T. Tompson, J. Whifeford, J. Bisbuff, W. Galusba. THIRD ROW: J. Walerfleld, R. Gulf, H. Raich, E. Kelly, G. Williams, G. Miller, C. Rulalf. TIG FIRST ROW: M. Healy, B. Halverson S. Fox, W. Hanlin, K. Brown, E. Cox D. Miller, M. Reistetter. SECOND ROW J. Thompson, R. Fields, C. Angelier, F. Norr. THIRD ROW: T. Elmore, G. Carter, R. McFadden, W. Chandler, H. Britton, G. Cliffton, R. Glenn. 'IIF FIRST ROW, L. to R.: J. Capps, P. Smith, R. Bradenbaugh, I. Robinson, I. Butler, E. Chell, M. Short, C. Dauy. SECOND RJW: C. Moore, M. Mar- tinez, J. Campbell, M. Ellwood, J. Gunther, S. Lee. THIRD ROW: J. Sawyers, N. Ashton, L. Mouzon, E. Rudicelle, D. Duffy, J. Nay, P. Skloda, J. Burnell. mia.: 1sQe- I0-'II-'l2A FIRST ROW, L. to R.: S. Mulberan, M Hart, N. Higgs, B. Long, L. Martinez Era PyIes'. SECOND ROW: R. Wood T. Mathena, R. Craft, G. Cefaloni THIRD ROW: H. Hahn, R. Wrayf NS 'X X WX Q X x X X fii ,W xg, ESQ YN Q x xp 1 X ,, . 1 . .AABX , 1 mm fW,,,,,WmMW,,Wm X f 5 X A SX X .5 Xt, x 0 x mum' - ' eniors - mrs Reach the Carp! President - Pat Daffron Vice-President - Phillip Ramage Secretary - Joy Agee Treasurer - Doris Turansky l 66 THE CLASS OF 1960 As members of the Class of 1960, .we find ourselves in the starring role of sen- iors. All of us look back over the years when we began our senior high school life as stage hands. That year, important de- cisions had to be made as to which course was best for future plans. Also, we re- member our prom, Silhouettes, and the four-day Boston trip. Advancing from stage hands to under- studies, we entered our Junior year. During the course of that year, we were thrilled upon receiving our class rings, excited at winning Junior-Senior Day, and most pleased with the prom given for the sen- iors. Everyone agreed that our Junior year passed far too rapidly. At present, the Class of '60 is in the spotlight of activity at Sparrows Point High School. We have attended the Senior Prom and are looking forward to graduation. As the curtains close, we are well aware of what is ahead of us, and feel we have made the necessary preparations to meet the challenges of life. MR. CALE MISS INGALLS MR. COPINGER GERALD DAVID ABBOTTS JOY ARLENE AGEE RICHARD WAYNE ASHWELL l Gerald Agnes Algae Dick I General General General I Machinist Commercial Teacher Undecided Band 8i Glee Club 10, 11. Intramurals 8, 97 S.G.A.7 Exec. Committee 107 representative 107 Glee Club 107 Jr. Honor Society 8, 97 President 97 mascot ll: Varsity Hockey 127 Varsity Basketball 127 Varsity Volleyball 127 Class Secretary 10, 11, 127 Prom Committee ll: Choir 11, 127 Sec- retary 12. l EULA MAE ASHWELL JOHN R. BAERWALD MARY ELLEN AUS Eula .Jack Mary General General Commercial Undecided Undecided Secretary Intramurals 8, 9i Glee Club 12: JF- HOYIOV Intramurals 8, 9, 10, 11, 127 Prom Commit- Intramurals 8, 97 Varsity Hockey 10, 11, Society 97 Library Assistant 10. 1'ee9iBa,nd8, 127 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 127 Varsity Softball 107 Varsity Volleyball 11 127 Varsity Basketball 10: ll, 127 Glee Club 10, 11, 12. I 67 JOHN C. BEAM Johnny General Undecided EVELYN BAN DY Betty Commercial Secretary Intramurals 8, 95 Varsity Hockey 10, 11, 125 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Softball 105 Varsity Volleyball 11, 125 Choir 125 Homeroom Secretary 105 Monitor 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 12. FRANCIS XAVIER BOCEK, JR. Bo Academic Undecided Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 125 J.V. Soccer 105 Varsity Club 125 Tau Kappa Delta 125 Home- room Vice-president 11. ELAINE BOEHNLEIIN GEORGE CLARENCE BOYER, lil PATRICIA ANNETTE BUCKLER Elaine Tanger Pat Commerdal Academic Academic Secretary Armed Forces Nurse S.G.A. Representative 85 Honor Roll 8, 9, 105 Intramurals 9, 105 Monitor 105 Band 8, 9, J.V. Volleyball 105 Glee Club 8, 9. Library Assistant 10. 10, 11, 12. 68 PATRICIA E. BURGESS Tish Commercial Medical or Legal Secretary Intramurals 9, 10, Library Club 9, 107 F.N.A. 9, 10, Homeroom President 11, Variety Show 9, Homeroom Vice-president 9, 10, S.G.A. Treasurer 12, Cheerleader 11, 12, S.G.A. Exec. Committee 12. BARBARA LEA BARNI ERNEST CARNOHAN Bobbi Reds Academic General Teacher Armed Forces ALBERT ELLIS BUNCE AI General Mechanic BEVERLY ANN BRADENBAUGH Bev Academic Nurse Intramurals 8, 9, F.N.A. 10, 11, Treasurer 11, Homeroom Treasurer 9, Choir 12, Hi- Points Staff 12, Jr.-Sr. Day 11, Chorus 9, Prom Committee 12, Health Suite Assistant ll, 12. 69 BILLIE RADFORD CAMPBELL KATHLEEN MAY CLARK DAVID LEE CEDERBORG Willie Kitty Dave General Commercial General Armed Forces Secretary Undecided Intramurals 8, 9, 12, Wood Shop Club 125 Metalettes 11, Homeroom President 9, Home- Monitor 105 Choir 11, Glee Club 107 room Treasurer 125 Monitor 12, Choir 12. Pointer Staff 11, 12. it , W 5 , My Q , I E MARIE LENA COMP MITCHELL ALVIN CHRISTIAN PATRICIA ANN COSNER Rea Mitchell Pat General Academic Commercial Office Girl Physical Scientist Sales Clerk Library Club 11, S.G.A. Representative 105 Jr. Honor Society 8, 9, Hi-Points Staff 12. Monitor 12. Guidance Office, Library Assistant 10, 11,12. 70 PAUL HOWARD CLARK Cochise General Autodynamics Designer Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, J.V. Baseball 11, Varsity Baseball 12, Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 10. CONSTANCE MARIE COSTENBADER Connie Academic Teacher Intramurals 8, French Club Secretary 10, Steering Committee 12p S.G.A. Handbook 9, S.G.A. Decoration Committee 12, Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 8, 10, 11, Jr. Honor Society, Chorus 9, Dear Ruth Director 11, Hi-Points Staff: Photography Editor 12, Homeroom Secretary 10, Library Assistant 10, Prom Committee 9p.Guldar1Ce Office Assist- ant 9. .WALTER CLARK Walt General Undecided CAROL COSSER DONALD BRUCE CLINEDINST CHRISTINE CUMMINS Bee Bruce Teenie Academic Academic Commercial NUYSS Minister Secretary F-N-A-2 Ch0iI' 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Band. lntramurals 8, 9, 10, Homeroom Treasurer 8, Homeroom Secretary 9, Glee Club 8, 9, Point er Staff 10,11, 12. 7l N. is Xe NY ' XX QQ six xii fw in QX N- ff' QS x,kMWlI. x xg -S -,Y xv QS? 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FIELDS Sharon Butch General Academic Social Worker Undecided Llbfi Y Clvb- French Club 10, Homeroom Vice-president 12, Judge 11, Chief Magistrate 12, Choir 10, Glee Club 10. CLARA ELIZABETH EDENTON Clara Commercial Secretary Intramurals 8, 9, JV Basketball 10, JV Volley- ball 10, 11, Varsity Basketball 11, Varsity Hockey 11, S.G'.A. Secretary 115 Monitor 11, Pointer 11, 12, Jr. Honor Society 9. 73 1 sw 1 ROBERT l.. HAHN MARILYN JO EPPERSON Bob Sis General Academic Fire Fighter Nurse CITOII' 10. 11:Glee Club 8. Intramurals 8, 9, 10, F.N.A. 10, 11, Glee Club 8, 9, Honor Society 8, 9, Health Suite Assistant 10, 11, Library Assistant 10. LEANNA FISSELL WAYNE HARLOW Le Wayne Commercial Genera, Beautician Tool Maker Intramurals 8, 9, Choir 12, Glee Culb 8, 10, 11. 74 ELMER JACKSON HALL Elmer General Air Force Intramurals 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Vice president 8, Prom Committee 11. LINDA MAE GARRETT Footsie Academic Social Worker Intramurals 8, 9, 10, Homeroom Treasurer 11, Homeroom Vice-president 9, S.G.A. Dance Committee 10, 11, Student Council Repre- sentative 10, 11, 12, Student Court 8, Moni- tor 9, Band 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader 8, 9, Color Guard. DENNIS HARRIS Denny General Mechanic CECILIA GAYDOS Cecilia Commercial LAWRENCE D. HART Larry, Doc Earf Academic Undecided Forest Ranger I JV Baseball Manager 115 Varsity Soccer 125 Homeroom Treasurer 125 The Man Who Came to Dinner 5 Hi-Points Staff 125 Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 125 Great Books Club 12. Homeroom Treasurer 115 Steering Committee 125 Choir 125 Glee Club 115 Guidance Office Assistant 10. DOROTHY ANN GIEDOSH Dot Academic Nurse Intramurals 85 lV Basketball 105 F.N.A. 10, 11, President I15 Student Court 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Band 85 Orchestra 85 Jr. Honor Society 8, 9, Secretary 9. RICHARD DEAN HENDERSON MARY ANNE GINGHER ' Dean Ginger General Commercial Carpenter Private Secretary Intramurals 8, 95 Basketball Manager 125 La- Intramurals 8, 9, 105 Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 12. crosse Manager 11, 125 Soccer Manager 125 A.V.O. 9, 10, 11, 125 Cafeteria Aid 9, 10, 11, 125 Trading Post 125 Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 125 Plays 1o,11, 12. 75 xx xx Q . T , ' ..., 2 ,::. 3 X V1 x- xx ,swag rf xx 'S x x . - x xxfXXxSQQ X -x X hiv QSSQ f A X f ' f x QK.i X ,x... Y ix X Xx 5 T, K N x L x l. 'fX13 X-jzxg. x, 1- TX x N 4 xx x X xx N sw tx QQW' Q X1 as XX X X XXX QNX s S. g fi xxx-xx XS N . x S, lib X Wf- SX XX X X X x xx xf s xg. . X x x A X X NX xx xx? x 1 Q ix. lwhx N: 1: ::,, X X ei X x xN xg . , X x Q K QQ- s X w as X X ' Y NE: -S x 4 TED HUMIN FRANCES ANN HAYES Dinkey Franny General Academic Pattern Maker Journalist Homeroom Vice-president 8, 95 Student Coun- cil Representative 105 Student Court 115 Glee Club 85 Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 11, 125 Jr. Honor Society 8, 95 Guidance Office Assistant 95 Hi-Points Staff 12. Baseball 10, 115 Homeroorn President 11. HAROLD F. Sonny General Navy Wood Shop Club 12. JACKSON CAROLE JEAN HAGY JOHN W. JACKSON, JR. MARY E. HAGY Carole Jack Half Pint General General Commercial Undecided College Secretary Intramurals 8, 95 Metalettes5 Student Council Intramurals 8, 9, 105 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, Glee Club 10, 115 Office Assistant 12 Representative 8. 125 JV Basketball 105 Varsity Basketball 11, P0in1'erSfaff'I2, 125 Homeroom President 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Band 95 Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 125 Coach 11, 12. 7 LEROY G. JOHNSON, JR MADELINE HEIGER Le Q May Academic Commercial Undecided Undecided Intramurals 8, 9, Varsity Soccer JO, 115 Glee Club 9. A.v.o. 10. SHIRLEY LEE HUTCHINSON FRANK EARL KANOUR Shirl Frank General General Undecided Auto Mechanic Homeroom Treasurer 10, Homeroom President 9, Band 8, 9, 10, II, 12. 78 THOMAS CLINTON JONES, JR. Tom General Undecided Varsity Baseball ll, 12, Varsity Soccer 125 Varsity Basketball 12, Glee Club 10. LUCILLE JACOBS Lu Commercial Undecided THEODORE O. KAYES, JR. NORMA JEAN JONES ROBERT WINDSOR KELLER Ted Jean Bob Academic Commercial Academic ' Lawyer Housewife Undecided Varsity Wrestling 11, 12, JV Lacrosse 11, Intramurals 8, 95 Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 10. Monitor 9, 10, Student Court 12, Pointer Band 8, 9, 10, Glee Club 10. Staff 12. BARBARA KARACOULAKIS FRANK F. KEMZURA, JR. JANET VIRGINIA KELLY Barb Pat Kel Commercial General Commercial l.B.M. Operator Undecided ' Bookkeeper IHIFBITIUFBIS 3, 9: POIHISI' Sfaff BUSIFIGSS Man- Homeroom Vice-president 11, Plays 10, 11 Intramurals 8, 9, Homeroom Treasurer 8, 9, ager 12. Student Council Representative 11. Class Treasurer 8, 9, 105 Prom Committee 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council Representa- tive 10, Board of Elections 11, 12, Nurse Assistant 10, 11. 79 wx-AW XX. QA wz-Sf xr- RX X f XX X X XX x N X X ff Sxxxyxf-.gQ5f5535.M k fwg TY q X XXX WXXXXXNN N X. X Xxx :MQXQSXX ki . X N 5 Q Q WALTER JOSEPH LUBINSKI MARGARET ROSE LESHKO THOMAS MATHENA Butch Marge Tom General Academic General Undecided Nurse Undecided lntramurals 87 Dance Band 12, Glee Club 10, Intramurals 8, 95 Glee Club 8, 9, 10, F.N.A. Swdenl C0Uf1Cll Rep- 12- Band10, 11- 10, 11, F.N.A. Secretary 11, Steering Comm. 12, Varsity Volleyball 12, Hi Points 12, Jr.- Sr. Day 12. i i , Sf, KATHLEEN JEAN LINGELBACH JAMES KEVIN MCFADDEN BETTY JAY LONG Kass Jacques Betty Commercial Academic General Undecided College Undecided Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 9, 10. Intramurals 8, 9, 10, Man. Basketball 10, 125 Student Council Rep. 9, Band 9, 10, 11, J.V. Lacrosse 11, Varsity Baseball 12, Steering J.H. Society, Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 12. Comm. 12. DANIEL L. MILLER JR. GERALDINE MARIE LUCKOW LOUIS JOHN MOORE Danny Gerry Lou General Academic General Draftsman I.B.M. Operator Engineer Intramurals 7,.8, 9: THU Kappa Delta 12: Intramurals 8, 95 Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Music Club 9, 105 Choir 10, 11, 125 Glee Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 12. Monitor 115 H.R. Secretary 95 Prom Com- Club 10, 11, 12. mittee 9, 10, 11, 125 Steering Committee 12: Board of Elections 125 Choir 125 Glee Club 95 Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 125 S.G.A. Handbook Committee5 Office Assistant 12. ELIZABETH MARCELLINO JOHN NICHOLSON HELEN MARIE MARSEE Liz Nick Len Commercial General General Undecided Undecided Nurse Intramurals 8, 9, 105 Varsity Soccer 105 Glee Club 10, 115 Metalettes Club. Varsity Wrestling 10, 115 Ping Pong Club 125 Dance Committee 8. 82 CHARLES GERALD PENDERGAST LUPE NIARTINEZ ARTHUR C, PINDER Elvis Lupe Otts General General General Undecided Housewife Undecided l Intramurals 87 Iirench Club IO: Glee Club II. GIGS Club IO- Intramurals 8, 9, IO,- II, Band 7, 8. CONNIE MARVIN JOHN STEPHEN PODLES JR. PATIENCE ANNE MENICON Connie John Anne General General Academic Undecided Undecided Nurse Choi,-11,Glee Club 10, Intramurals 8, 9, F.N.A.p Hi-Points 12, A.F.S.f Band 8, Orchestra 97 Stage Hand, Foreign Exchange Student. 83 Xx X . Nga XX X Npv XXX x . X XXX ix Q Q XXX XXX X? X SX Xxvw X XX XX X Q X ' .. X js -1 W xyff L X MX XX QQ i X X-XX x X N XXQ Xb X 10 X X X X X Xia X Y XX XX X X XX N XXX X5 X X. - fx ' ' X5 XX .. X 1 ..,. x M Xxx- N if QN ox. X xx A xxx is XX x X X X .. .... I E X . 5355 2 WILLIAM W. RAUKKO PATRICIA GAIL MORAN Rock Pat Academic Commercial Elementary Teacher Homeroom President 9, Prom Committee 8, Choir 11, Glee Club 9, 10, Library Assistant 9, 10, 11. Electrical Engineer Intramurals 8, 9, 10, Manager Var. Lacrosse, Junior-Senior Day 11, 12, Var. Soccer 10, J.V. Basketball 10, J.V. Lacrosse 10: Var. Basketball 11, 12, Var. Lacrosse 11, French Club 10, Great Books Club 12, Lacrosse Club 9, Basketball Club 9, Homeroom Secretary 10, Class Vice-president 9, S.G.A. President 12, Student Council Judge 11, Junior Band 8, Honor Society 8, 9, 11, 12, Md. Conven- tion of Student Councils Delegate 12. R ICHARD Rich Academic Teacher French Club 12, Student C P. ROSE, JR. 10, S.G.A. Decoration Committe ourt Judge 12. MARGARET ELLEN MOUZON CHRIS RUMMEI. SHELIA MULHERAN Mag Chris Shelia General General General Beautician Undecided Undecided Homeroom Treasurer 10, H.R. Secretary 8, lnffamvrals 9, 10: Var. Soccer 10: Glee Club Choir 8, Glee Club 8. Sr. Prom Committee ll, 12, S.G.A. Rep. 8, 10, Auto Club 10, Choir 11. ' Office Assistant 9-1 I .Y Q 85 WILSON G. SCHUERHOLZ Will Academic Veterinarian Intramurals 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Manager Lacrosse 9, J.V. Lacrosse 11, Junior-Senior Day 11, 12, Homeroom Vice-president 10, Mental Health Committee Co-chairman 10, 11, Dance Publicity 12, Student Council Representative 9, 10, 1'1, 12, Maryland Convention of Student Councils Delegate 12, S.G.A. Regional Meetings 10, 11, U.N. Meeting 11, 12. CYNTHIA ELAINE NIZER Cindy Academic Physical Therapist Intramurals 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Volley- ball Manager 11, F.N.A., Tri-Hi-Y Spooks 11 12, F.N.A. Vice-president 12, Steering Com mittee 10, 12, Student Council Representa tive 9, Glee Club 8, 10, U.N. Meeting 11 12, Office Assistant 12. WILLIAM SELIG Bill General Undecided Auto Club 10. MAUREEN O'H ERN Marty Academic I.B.M. Operator Junior Honor Society 9, Ping Pong Club, Dramatics 11. 86 GERALD JOSEPH SHANK Jerry Academic College Intramurals 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, J.V. Lacrosse 10, Captain J,V. Basketball 11, Varsity Basketball 12, Soccer 10, 11, 12, Baseball 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Lacrosse Club 9, Chairman Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 12, Glee Club 10. ROSE MARIE POLANGE Rose General Undecided ROBERT S GLER Bob SHEILA KAYE PIFER lMOTHY RlCHARD SNYDER Sheila im General Diversified Occupations Academic Air Force Medical Secretary E ectronic Engineer Monitor 85 Junior Band 8, 95 Senior Band 10. Intramurals 85 Basketball Manager 111 Metal- Senior Band 8 9, 10, 11 127 S.G.A. Decorat- ettes Class Secretary 8 Homeroom Secre ing Committee 12 Homeroom Treasurer 8 tary 10p Glee Club 10. French Club 105 Dance Band 12. CONSTANCE URSULA POLANSKAS Connie Commercial Private Secretary Homeroom Treasurer 115 Student Court Sec- retary 127 Glee Club 9, 107 Head Typist - Pointer 11, 12p Dramatics. DENNIS LEE SPARKS Sparky General Draftsman Auto Club 105 Homeroom Vice-presiden Cl'tOir 'll, 12g Glee Club 10, t1O EVA PYLES Eva General Sales Clerk Glee Club 11. 87 DELOU QUATY GORDON SPIVEY DeLou Spiv General General Undecided Undecided Choir 11, Glee Club 10, 11, Home-Ec Club Intramurals 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 12. 8, 9. L NDA CAROLE RATHKE Lin Academic Art Teacher - Designer Intramurals 9, H.R. Secretary 11, Prom Deco- ration Committee 9, 10, 11, Co-chairman 11, Chairman 12, Commencement Committee 12, Monitor 9, 10, Choir 12, Glee Club Accom- panist 10, Art Editor - Pointer 12, Guidance Office Asst. 9, Music Show Case 10, Steer- ing Committee 12. JOHN B. STRASBAUGH JR. AGNES PATRICA R E Strasy Pat General Commercial Business Administration I.B.M. Operator II'1TI'6mUf6lS 8, 9, IO, II, 12: Auto Club IO: Jr.-Sr. Day 12, Homeroom Secretary 12, Jr.-Sr. Day Comm. 11, 12, Prom Committee Library A551, 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee 11, 12, Choir 11, 12. 88 JOHN SULLIVAN Li ly Licker General Undecided Homeroom Vice1president 12, Jr. Band 8, 9, Intramurals 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 12. SARAH RUSH WILLIAM SUTTON FRANCES SERRATH Sally Bi I Fran General General General . Secret Service Policewoman Construction Engineer Nurse Library ASSISIGHT Ioi Library CIUID 11: Glee Class President 117 Student Court 107 Moni- Intramurals 8, 97 Basketball 127 F.N.A. 10 Club II: Metallettes 11. tor 107 Choir 127 Glee Club 10. 117 Choir 127 Glee Club 107 Office As sistant 107. Health Suite Assistant 10, 11 l2j F.N.A. Delegate 11. CHARLES LEE TADLOCK Charlie Academic Undecided Pointer 12. PATR CIA ANN SHIFLETT EARL W. THUMMA Pat Earl General General Teacher Undecided Intramurals 10, 'Ili Metallettes 117 Library Club 10, 'Ili Homeroom Treasurer 117 Home- room Secretary 127 Prom Committee 107 Stu- dent Council Representative 9, IO7 Glee Club 8, 9, 10, 117 Dramatics 97 Cheerlead- er 11. Intramurals 87 Jr. Band 8, 9. 89 ,em V ar MARY ANN SIMKOVICH CLYDE EDWIN TRESSLER MARGARET STEWART SMITH Marion C yde Marg General Academic Commercial Undecided Teacher Secretary Var. Basketball 11, 12, Fencing Club 12. Intramurals 8, 9, 10, 11, .l.V, Basketball 12, H.R. Secretary 11, Pointer Typist, N.J.H. So- Hi-Points 12, Prom Decoration Comm. 10, 11, ciety 8, 9. 12, Dance Comm. 12, Steering Comm. 12, BuII in China Shop 12, N.J.H. Society 8, 9. WAYNE WALDMANN NIIRIANI SNYDER LARRY DAVID WOLF Wayne Miriam Larry General Academic Academic Draftsman Air Force Flight Nurse Undecided Intramurals 8, 10, F.N.A., Vice-president 11, Intramurals 8, 9, French Club 10, Decora- Fencing Club 12, Glee Club 10, 11, 12. tions Comm. 12, Student Court 12, Glee Club 10, 11, Guidance Office Assistant 11. 90 JOAN DIANE SPANGLER ROBERT ALBERT WOOD JOSEPHINE STANKOWSKI Joan Bobby Josie Commercial General Academic Private Secretary Undecided Undecided .l.V. Volleyball 10, 117 .l.V. Basketball 10, lntramurals 9, 105 Var, Hockey 115 Metal 11: Prom Decoration Comm- 11: Monitor 9: lanes 115 Ping Pong Club 125 H.R. Secre Intramurals 3, 9, 10: GIGS Cl'-Ib 10, 11: tary 127 Prom Comm. 11p Monitor 9, 10 Choir 125 Jr.-Sr. Day 11, 125 Var. Volleyball J,-,.3r, Day 11, 12, Office Asst, 105 Li 127 Var. Basketball 12. brary Asst. 10, 12. RICHARD M. WRAY JEANETTE STEEVES RICHARD WELZENBACH Sonny Tinky Rich General Commercial General Undecided Typist Undecided 91 GLORIA JEAN STROHECKER PHH-LIP F, ZEHFU35 JO CAROLE STROBEL Gloria Phil Jo Genera' General Commercial Typist Armed Forces Undecided I-IIDFBVY CIUI9 III Choir II? Glee Club IO? Intramurals 8, 9, H.R. Treasurer 9, H.R. Office Assistant 12, Library Assistant 11. Vice-president 8: H.R. Secretary 11: Jr' Band 8, gf Student Court 12, Orchestra 8, 9, Honor Society 8. Steering Comm. 12, Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 10, Pointer Typist 11, Cheerleader 10, 11 Jr.-Sr. Day 12. ANNA GUDULA THOMAS BARBARA JEAN TIPPINS Ann Barb Academic Commercial Stewardess Secretary H.R. President 12, Hi-Points 12, A.F.S. Ex- Intramurals 8, 9j S.G.A. Dance Decoration change Student. Comm. Jr. High. 92 FRANCES LOUISE TOMCZEWSKI Fran Academic Undecided Intramurals 8, 9, H.R. President 11, Point er 12. DORIS LEE TURANSKY Doris Commercial Private Secretary Intramurals 8, 9, Varsity Hockey 10, 11, 12 Varsity Basketball 11, 12, JV Volleyball 11 dent Court 10, Homeroom Class Treasurer 11, 12, Prom Committee 11 12, Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer 10, Assistant Bus. Points 12. Manager Hi Varsity Volleyball 12, Honor Society 9, Stu- Secretary 10, HELEN JOAN WEBER Helen Commercial Secretary Intramurals 9, JV Basketball 10, Student Council Representative 9, Choir 12, Glee Club 10, 12, Bus. Manager Hi-Points 12, Honor Society 11, 12. MARGARET ELIZABETH WELSH Marg Academic Music Teacher Intramurals 8, 9, Homeroom President 8, Monitor 8, 9, Glee Club 9, Variety Show 9, Sunpapers Spelling Bee 8, Pointer Action Committee 12, Hi-Points Staff, Jr. Assistant 11, Editor-in-Chief 12, Jr.-Sr. Day 11, Honor So- ciety 11, 12 JANICE MARIE WILLIAMS JOYCE ANN WILLIAMS DOROTHY REGINA WILLIAMS Marie Juicy Dot General - Commercial Airline Hostess Elzrglzlerclal Stenographer Cl'l0ll' l2i JV- Cl10ll' lot Glee Club 9, ll- Intramurals 8 9 10, SGA. Rep. 9 H 12, Intramurals 8, 9, Activity Ticket Comm. 11, Prom Comm. 11, Activity Ticket Comm 12, Office Assistant 12, Lib. Asst. 12, Monitor 10. Student Council Rep. 12. 93 MARTHA ELIZABETH WINSLOW HELEN WOODFORD LAVERN CAROLE YUHASE Marsha Queenie Vernie General Commercial General Undecided Physical Education Instructor Housewife lf1Tf6mUfBlS 8, 97 ChOlf ll: Glee Club 3 Monitor I2 Choir 12 Basketball 12 Volley 9, lo, 'llp Library Asst. lo, ll. ba 12 JOYCE DOLORES ZALOSKI Joy Academic Medical Technician Intramurals 8, 9, Mgr. Hockey il, Mgr. Soft- ball l2p Prom Comm. 9, ll, 127 Steering Comm. 12, Board of Elections 12, Monitor 9, 10, Lieutenant Mon. Staff lip Choir ll, 12, Glee Club 9, ily Jr. Honor Society 9, Jr.-Sr. Day ll. 94 i l C E, , N w X xxx E Xxx X X N x '- 1 'ERI If- ,, Y, 1 Q X 55 , Q:iEffja3L S 1 X x s RSS ' - B MNT . -'1' : S by . is S :- - 'ELXI3 . x A 3 W W x - Xw Af , M S Q by - ,- . S l , V--Q:.:,,:g-j.. lxxx R X 'X A x ff w s xx fzfcgf 1 SS - Y - ' gf' Yfxif 'SSfkSiN -x- 'K K ,N f. I N S X Q wx ' W 2 .,:.:'f- X 5 X: 43 gg :NX . YX Q Q. . Sb ., ,N,g+ . 4,. ,:. S 1 rl, ,v Q5 S X K , is Q xff- , -sq g gg: 3-x. . . x a , W ,,,. - f MQ YQF' ANN xg X W- N w g Q X 'N ii, SX NX , .5 s,,': 2: X33 Mgs. Q . X . ,Q ,,.. V X , ,E A Xxx X Xx Rim XX K X 43,1 Q: gm - X ERS V X V X is Q'Q X X5 X S N A . ix 35 GERMANY As your fourth American Field Service Student, I want to say that I have spent a wonderful year in your country and in the Sparrows Point Junior Senior High School. I really loved it and had a great time with all of you. Your interest in my country and your friendliness toward me were two of the things I en- loyed most You never treated me like a stranger, but always like a good friend When I was in your school the first days, I was very confused But through your help I felt familiar with all I will never forget the year I lived here, with all the new things I learned heard and saw. I Someday I hope I will see this country again. Until then I Your Ann from Germany FINLAND As a member of the American Field Service, I went to Finland last summer. A very beautiful country with many wonderful people and customs, Finland holds a very dear place in my heart. I lived in Perna with the Rev. and Mrs. Hugo Glader, their two daughters, Judith and Kerstin, and son, Martin. It was very easy for me to adiust to my family in Finland because, from the beginning to the end of my stay there, I was one of the family. There are many memories I shall always cherish, such as the family picnics, visiting relatives, church and girl scout camping, swimming and rowing in the beautiful, clear water. My Finnish family had given me the love and understanding that we should all have in this world. I am anxious to return to Mamma and Pappa, my sisters and brother and plan to do so in five years. 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Laubach Margie Laubach Larry and Stevie Mr. and Mrs. Philip Leahey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leisiak Mrs. Theresa Lengrand Miss Helen Leshko Mr. and Mrs. John Leshko Jr. Mrs. Mary Leshko Mona Lewandowski Ted Lingelbach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lingerman Michael Litrenta Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Loncala Albert Lowery Walter A. Lubinski Floyd Luckow Gerry Luckow Jr. Luckow Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lusk Stephen Mach Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Magers-Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Magers Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maki Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Manns Mr. H. H. Mares Mr. Robert Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Masters Mrs. Dixie Matlat Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mansburger Rev. Ira W. Marshall Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matlat Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mason Sherry Mason Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard McCardell Mr. and Mrs. Leroy S. McClelland Sp. - 4 Lawrence C. McCoyle Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mark Mason Ben Marsee Lonnie McCadden Duffy McCartney William McFadden Frenchie Mason Ina Jean Menicon Patience Anne Menicon Rev. and Mrs. M. N. Menicon Miss Helen T. Menicon Charlie Meszaros Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. McVey Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meyer Miss Charlotte Miller Glen Miller Mrs. Eva Miller Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michael Mary Catherine Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miner Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McShane Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCully Milton Meszaros David and Donna McCully Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCully Sheena and Vee McCully Mr. and Mrs. Ray Metzler Mr. and Mrs. John R. Metzler Jr. James M. McCune Mrs. Margaret Moran Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moritz Mrs. Bruno Montilioni Mr. J. H. Moore Larry and Dewey Morris Ken Morris Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Mouzon Larry Mouzon Nancy Lee Tony Narutowicz Mr. and Mrs. Z. R. Nicewonger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicewonger Mrs. Anna Nizer Mrs. Lillian Nizer Mr. Sweetpea Nizer Dave Norr, '56 Frank Norr Mr. and Mrs. Pete Notaro, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Notaro, Sr. Cleo and Fred Nordt North Point Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Northwood Hilliard O'Day Mr. and Mrs. Steve O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Malley Donald O'Neil Mrs. Ada O'Rouke Mr. Ott Mr. and Mrs. Kalvin Otto Mr. and Mrs. Homer Overhulser Luther V. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pacitto James S. Palm Leslie and Stene Paradise Sebastiano A. Patti Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parks Mr. and Mrs. Tom Peters Bill Peters, '59 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Peters Mrs. Sadie Peters Mickey Peterson Penn - Mary Guys Mr. and Mrs. lra Phelps Emanuel J. Picek Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Pifer Karen Pifer Pam Pifer Patrons Richard Rudolph, '58 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ryan Randy Reed 9A Reenie, '59 Charles G. Reif Shirley Reinsfelder Agnes Patricia Ries Butch Ries Annie G. Ries Mr. Sam Repp Dr. and Mrs. Richman Ronald and Rich Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riffle Molly Reistetter Thomas Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. Bud Roedder Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Roedder Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sherbert Mr. and Mrs. George Spivey Mrs. Lorraine Spivey Mr. and Mrs. George W. Shiflett and Son Jack QBOJ Sherow Mrs. Mabel Sipple A Mr. and Mrs. John M. Simkovich Albert Sievers Evonne Sibiski Mrs. Florence Sipple Mr. and Mrs. Ben Skarzinski Georgette Slagle Mr. Atwood Smith Miss Smith Mr. and Mrs. Melvin T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith Mrs. Anastacia Snyder Mrs. Bessie Roedder Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Earl W. Roedder E. J. Roycroft Charles E. Royston Jesse T. Rogers Ann M. Ruppel The Herman Rush Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reinhard Red Ryder St. John's Lutheran Church Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sander Mr. andMrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Snyder W. D. Soderburg Thomas G. Smith Louis H. Sparks Jr. Dennis Sparks, '60 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sparks Jr. Mary Lee Sparks Michael and Laura Anne Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stahl Jr. Mr. Chester Stewart Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Frank Pittelli John S. Podles John Poklis Charles Polanskas and Family Mr. William Poleski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Herman Raitt Walter Price Harold Pritchard Roy Pyles Roy F. Pyles Henning Person Lew and Phil Ramage Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ramage Mrs. V. E. Rathke Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raynor Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Raub Mr. and Mrs. Waino E. Raukko Mrs. Emma Raukko Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Sando Bill Sando Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Serenella Nick Scilipote Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schriver E. J. Scannell Transportation Company William Schafer Mrs. Catherine Schoub Allie B. Scoggins Deacon Shank Mr. and Mrs. James William Shank Josko Schwallenberg Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Shank Pat Shiflett Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Shiflett Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shultz Mrs. E. Shultz Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Shiflett Mr. and Mrs. Stankowski Mr. and Mrs. John B. Strasbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Adam Staszewski Sparrows Point Telephone Operators Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steeves Mr. and Mrs. Earl Streeter Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Strobel Mr. Robert Swearingen Mrs. Frances Szozypinski Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Spangler Mr. and Mrs. John H. Swoboda Charles Lee Tadlock Tommie Talley Earl H. Tanner Mr. Charles Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Tadlock Mr. and Mrs. Truman H. Teed Jim Terry Mrs. Rosalee Teter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Thompson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thamert Charles M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Adam Tirschman Mrs. Juanita Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tomczewski Paul Tomczewski Stanley C. Tomczewski David Tollin Town 81 Country Sales, lnc. Stomphen Tomczewski George and Angie Triantofilos Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sue Utara Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turani Clyde Tressler Allen Turansky Reggie Via The Villagers' Miss Anna B. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ward Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Walker William Walker J. C. Walker Donald Warner Walter, '57 Charles J. Weber Frank Weiser Mrs. Dorothy Wesbey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Janice Marie Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Weber J. W. Weller William Westbrook Ed Williams Williams Clifton L. Willis Jim Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams John Williams Sue Williams Herb and Margie Wilson Mrs. John E. White Ace Wirick Daddy-o-Wing Roger Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Wiscott Mr. and Mrs. Norman Widmeyer Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Roger Windsor William J. Witkins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Wolf Pete Wolfkill James H. Wood Robert A. Wood Edward A. Wren Mrs. Nancy Wolf Everett Lee Wyatt Matt Ylinen Mr. and Mrs. Vilho Ylinen Jack Yost, Jr. Sharon Yost Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young Roland R. Young Miss Joan Yurek Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yurek and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zaloski and Family Mr. Michael Zapotosky Jr. Phil Zehfuss Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Zehfuss Florence Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Alex Zinchook Diane and Jim Carl and Ruth Pat and Ray Richard and Madeline Margie and Mickey Sherrie and Crash Kay and Jim Janet and Lavery Betty and George Jean and John Lois and Don Carol and Clarence Struble and Gerry Jerry and Rosalie Durwood and Pencye Johnny and Dolly Sonny and Jo Carole Shirley and Mike Madeline and Richard Jo Ann and Conrad Tom and Sue Margie and Joe Judy and Bob Frankie and June, '61 Annette and George Johnny and Nev Hupidiv 60 14 r Guess Who and Dot Helen and Allan Judy and Jim, Class of Sis and Chris Tom and Duke, '58 Bob and Susie Mary Ann and Norman Bern and Rich Barbara and Dan Joan and Bob Evelyn and Jerry Doris and Connie Lu and Jack Larry and Sheila Joyce and Rich Maria Lana and Jim Jerry and Marsha La Vern and Jim Sheila and Larry Clara and Roy Joan and Art Dolly and Tom Mitch and Lill Al and Mary Ellen Jean and Tommy Pepi and Lois Jack and Ann Lorri and ? Joan and ? Sharon and John Frank and Martha Connie and John Rudy and Shirl Larry and Joanne, Class of '56 and Gary and Louise Elmer and Clara Joyce and Jack Frank and Betty Strosy and Pat Joe and Kay Jim and Peg Peggy and Wayne Buck and Betty Bucl and Lil Tinker and Tom Otts and Joan Bob and Kass Margaret and Jack Celia and Fredy Jerry and Mickey Phil and Pat Henry and Sharon Wayne and Patsy Doris and Denny Compliments of STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Presidenf .............,. Vice Presidenf .......... Secreiary ....,.... Treasurer ....,,, Chief Jusiice ...,.. Moni+or Capfains . Board of EIec+ions Mr. SaIcaIsIci ..ee,.., Mr. La Pasha .e....,. Mr. Mares .,e...,,. Mr. Miller ...... Sponsors WILLIAM RAUKKO THOMAS HINKELMAN CLARA EDENTON LINDA DORSET JUNIUS FIELDS EVELYN BANDY, MARY AUS STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COURT BOARD OF ELECTIONS MONITOR STAFF We Are Proud to Be the Official Photographers for the HI-POINTS of 1960 Sporrows Point High School SEGALL-MAJ ESTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS 909 N. Charles S+. PORTRAITS WEDDINGS GROUPS SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 XL 70114 95 VAC' My CRW' '31 '23 17046 Ytesfxbev 'S-S'lb'enf Best of Luck Seniors CHESAPEAKE TERRACE TEEN CENTER 'W 4' s ,5'ecfQ.-N4 sqgpeeff 6,69 'Kxeasose Compliments of RHEEMS MANUFACTURING C0. Complimenis of THE JUNIOR CLASS P d +-CAROL BEARRY S f ry-JUSTINE NOWAKOWSKI V P 'd +-BARBARA WOODRUFF T -SANDY STOKES J. FRED WELSH 81 SONS, INC. Transportation Contractors 25l0 S. Marine Ave. SPARROWS POINT. MARYLAND Maryland's Oldest Transportation Company L. G. BALFOUR CCMPANY Manufacturers ot CLASS RINGS-PINS-CLUB INSIGNIA ENGRAVED COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS AND PERSONAL CARDS FRATERNITY BADGES - MEDALS - ATHLETIC TROPHIES CLASS GIFTS-SPECIAL AWARDS EMBLEMS-SERVICE BADGES DIPLOMAS-LEATHER DIPLOMA CASES Congratulations ond Best Wishes CHARLIE IRISH CHEVRGLET 80I5 Eastern Ave. At.8-2500 Congratulations Congratulations and to Our Senior Friends Good Luck +0 You THE CLASS OF I960 Sparrows Point High SCHREIBNER OF 1960 TRUCKING CO., Inc. .28l7 Nor+hiPoint Rd. MR. AND MRS. DON FEDDER AT. 2-2 I 20 Complimenfs CH ESAPEAKE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 7400 Holabird Avenue A+. 4-8 I00 Compliments of DUNDALK MOTOR SALES Complimeni' of a FRIEND Complimenis of SIGNODE STEEL STRAPPING COMPANY Coeducaflonal SCHOOL OF LAW 3-YEAR EVENlNG.IProgram leading Io the LL.B. degree, qualifies for 'ihe Margland Siafe ar Examinafions. CLASSES-THREE EV NINGS A WEEK. PRE-LAW 2-Year Day or 3-Year Evening Program qual fies for Law School. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. INDUSTRY. AND MANAGEMENT 4 YEAR DAY and 6-YEAR EVENING Programs leading fo h B.S. degree in Accounting, Business Managemef F , lndusfrial Managemenf, Markeiina, and T on. JUNIOR COLLEGE 2YEAR DAY and 3-YEAR EVENING Programs in Liber I A General Education, leading Io the A.A. degree. Wrlfe or Call for Booklef me 1420 N. CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE I, MARYLAND Complimenfs of JEAN'S STUDIO OF DANCE JEAN KE'ITELL Prop. Complimenis , of Your YEARBOOK SPONSORS w. Koslclcl J. RYDER OUR WARMEST AND SINCEREST Wishes for Success O Jfwken MaryIand's Largesl' Formal Renial House B'way and ,BaI'I'o SI. BR 6-03lI Your Local Dealer For Prompi Service, Call STANLEY HALESKI , I2I4 Foresl Road 'SPARROWS POINT lI40 With Our Sincerest Greetings We Honor Our FIGURA FASHIONS Fashions tor Young and Exciting Women ot AII Ages 47 SHIPPING PLACE Senior Friends DUNDALK THE CLASS or '6o JUPITER TV SALES 81 SERVICE SPARROWS POINT HIGH A FRIEND 3427 Dundalk Ave. BALTIMORE 22, MD. Phonographs Records Repair CHESAPEAKE AMOCO SERVICE GEORGE M. SPANGLER-Prop. 640I Eastern Ave. Baltimore 24, Md. General Repairs - Precision Brake Shoe Fitting - Barrett Brake Dolzter-Tune-Up With Dynevision Scope ME. 4-397I JOHN F. LEITZEL North Point Rd. and Wise Ave. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS AT. 4-397I Compliments COLONIAL RESTAURANT 67-69 Shipping Place DUNDALK 22 MARYLAND Complimenis THOMPSON MOTORS MERCURY - EDSEL ENGLISH FORD ACER RACERS NI. P+. Blvd. and Wise Ave. AT 4-2400 Complimenis of CAPLAN 'S Sparrows. Poin+ I 9, MARYLAND ROSE'S ESSO Tires - Accessories - Repairs 260I Sparrows Poini' Rd. Sp. P+. 86I THOMPSON WIRE COMPANY WILLIAM S. DOCKENDORFF PIanI' Manager HOWARD D. CHASE Sales Manager AT 4-8500 Complimenis of I'I1e SOPHOMORE CLASS-'62 HOWARD N. CARTER 81 SON, INC. Regisfered Masier Plumber Plumbing - Heaiing - Air Condiiioning COMPLETE KITCHEN UNITS Besf Wishes, SENIORS for a Successful C0mpIImenI'S and HeaI+I1y Life NORTH PCINT AUTOMOTIVE. INC of CompIimen+s of MICKEY'S FORT HOWARD TEEN CENTER Cornplirnenfs I Complimenfs of a FRIEND Norfh Poinf Blvd. and Wise Ave. FREE DELIVERY OPEN. 8-7 A+. 4-8300 Sp. P+. 760 ELDRI DGE'S PHARMACY DRUGS TOYS Norfh Poinf and Sparrows Poinf Rd EDGEMERE FREE DELIVERY Phone Sp. P+. 370 S. Complimenfs of G 81 G DRUG STORE Complimenfs of EDGEM ERE ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Besr Wishes 'Io AII HAHN'S MILK BAR Norfh Poini' Road Congrafularions, Seniors From LABUDA'S MARKET AND HIGH'S DAIRY PRODUCTS 2340 Rufh Avenue SPARROWS POINT SUPER MARKET 808 D S+ree+ We Deliver Phone: Sp. P+. II40 or I098 CRAAN RADIO - TV 520I EasI'ern Ave. Me. 3-8I7I Complimenis of NORTH POINT ESSO W. F. LUBINSKI 81 SONS 942 Grove Ave. Good Luck, Classof '60 EDGEMERE SHELL SERVICE CompIimenI's of TOM and AL Sp. P'I'. 522 We Sell Gas and Oil JACKSON'S MARINA NorI'h Poin+ Creek CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Com pIimenI's FAIRVIEW ROOMING HOUSE 502 F SI'ree'I' Sparrows PoinI' NORTH POINT REBEKAH LODGE 94590 I.0.0.F. FORT HOWARD, MARYLAND Complimenfs of The METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY A LiH'Ie Finer A LiH'Ie More Careful aI' PEN MARY CLEANERS 27I2 Sparrow Poinl' Road Sparrows Poinl' VILLAGE FLORIST 7558 Hola Holabird Avenue AT. 5-2I99 TOPPER DRIVE INN Delicious Food - Curb Service ELECTRONIC ORDERING 7400 Eas'I'ern Avenue EDGEMERE BOWLADROME Proprieror JOSEPH SEKENELLO 6808 Norrh PI. Rd. Sp. PI. 7 MAUDE'S PLACE 2207 Sparrows PoinI' Road HOME COOKED MEALS JOLLY POST BEVERAGES 220I Sp. PI. Rd. EDGEMERE, MD. sp. P+. 343 House OF TIEPTUITE T Crab and OysI'er House Serving MaryIand's FinesI Sea Food Open I0 A.M. Io 2 A.M. 7600 Holabird Ave. and Wise Ave. BALTIMORE 22, MD. CINTHIA'S BEAUTY SALON Look Your BesI'-Tell Ihe ResI' 7703 Trappe and Holabird ATwa+er 5-4262 CHRISTY'S BARBER SHOP 2400 Sparrows Poin+ Rd. 3 BARBERS NO WAITING ANN PACE BEAUTY SHOP SPARROWS POINT nzos DEMBECK'S SP. PT. GULF 2304 Sparrows PI. Rd. BALTIMORE I9, MARYLAND Sp. P+. 500 LEJSIAK'S AUTO 81 HARDWARE SUPPLY Glass - Brakes - Tires - Wire Fence 2345 RUTH AVE. sp. P+. 363 Complimenls of ALBERT V. HALL INSURANCE Besl' Wishes Io All WaI'I s Friendly Mobil Service Sfaiion DRUG CITY PHARMACY Complimenls of A FRIEND J.L. GARDINER'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER 2733 Norfh Poin'I Road BALTIMORE 22, MARYLAND AT. 4-9842 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS of l960 CHESAPEAKE TERRACE P.T.A. CompIimen'rs Io Class of '60 From LEO'S NORTH POINT ROAD Come In and Share Our SpiriI ' CHARLES E. ANDERSON Nalionwide MuI'ual Insurance Co 20I Eas'I'ern Ave. MU. 7-09I9 Complimenfs of CHEAP CHARLIE'S FRUIT 81 PRODUCE NORTH POINT MARINE 8: HARDWARE Norlh Poini' Road and Wise Ave. AT. 5-l090 Complimenls of NORTH POINT LODGE 44 UO OFl FORT HOWARD, MARYLAND VEE JAY SALES, INC. 3808 NorI'l1 Poinf Blvd. BALTIMORE 22, MARYLAND AT. 2-2244 Complimenfs of a FRIEND WiIh Pride and Happiness We SaIuI'e 'Ihe Class of I960 WALTER'S CLEANERS CompIimenIs MRS. MAEBY 2203 Sparrows PoinI' Road MEET ME AT MAEBY'S DUNDALK FLORIST C i 'e 's Seniors M. H. KOCH AND SON , 7233 German Hill Road S 545 Dundalk Avenue AT. 4-I600 ME. 3-7900 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS HARDWARE CONGRATULATIONS Complimenfs VULCAN-HART CORPORATION of 3600 Nor+h Poin+ Blvd. CHARLES F. MACK BALTIMORE 22, MD. THE TRADING POST Is THE BEST PLACE TO TRADE A.M. - Salesmen P.M. - Saleswomen DEAN and HUGH HENDERSON - DORIS DAWSON - PEGGY WILSON Besi' Wishes Class of '60 A FRIEND Hear'l'ies+ Gree+ings Seniors of '60 DR. EPPELH GREEN CASTLE Sends Greeiings fo fhe GRADUATING CLASS OF '60 E. HOLLEY ROCK, INC. Insurance - Real Es+a1'e Income Tax - Noiary Public 3804 N'l'. P+. Rd. -AT. 4-7l40 Sinceresf Greefings fo +he '60 Graduales of Sparrows Poinf High MR. H. DONOVAN Complimenis - Class of '60 PERZYNSKI 8: FILAR - Florisis I742 Easfern Avenue Sparrows Poinl' High PE. 2-4059 HARRY C. HOWELL FORT HOWARD SUPPLY 8: SERVICE General 'Hauling Cor. Norlh Poini' Rd.-Denfon Ave. R I0 Box 3U Sp P+ lzbq For'I' Howard-Spf. P+. 725 lF WE DON'T HAVE IT. WE SPARROWS POINT 19, MD. WILLTRYTO Gm., Used Cars a+ a Bargain P.R.P. MOTORS I 000 Wise Ave. AT.8-0220 P 81 L MOTORS Body and Fender Work I000 WISE AVE. AT. 4-9783 ..... ....-.-.... .. ...l.-... .-T..-1. .- EDGEMERE LODGE F537 Loyal Order of Moose 7439 Bayfronf Rd. PU RITY - AID - PROGRESS WI1aI' do you wani, A RAP IN THE MOUTH - Complimenfs of WILLIE and FRIENDS! POPE JACK vvI PHIL DEAN SWAMI WHIRLING DIRVISH RUNNING BEAR pusg RICH WOLFIE Doc EARE NICK sos ROCK 44632 MAD BOMBER CLYDE HUGH MOOSE HINKELMAN JAMES KEVIN ELMER SONNY PHIL JOE WANDA JEAN BEAUTY SHOP 280I-B Nor+I1 Poin+ Road A+.8-3296 PAUL F. ZELLER, Inc. 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