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

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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.

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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

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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