St Mildreds High School - Memories Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1951 volume:

m ADMINISTRATION :o SR. M. CONSTANCE SR. M. BEATA SR. M. VINCENTIA iJle Pastor ★ ★★ REVEREND FATHER BRiEN ZJle listers 9 Joseph Ashby (Joe), born on January 30, 1932, was raised on a farm in Scaggsville, Md. He attended St. Mary's for eight years and came to S.M.H. in 19i 8. Joe has been a very successful business man- ager of our school publications. His favorite sports are bowling and hunting. His plans for the future are undecided at present. 00 Patricia Ashby (Patty) is our smallest Senior. She has been with us since her kindergarden days in St. Mary's. Last June she represented our school at Girls' State. Patty has been prefect of the Sodality and secretary of the C.S.M.C. Her ambition is not known at present. m Kenneth Hall (Kenny) attended 3t. Mary's for eight years and entered S.M.H. in 19lj.7« Kenny has been a very industrious student. In his Senior year he has been assistant-editor of the Yearbook, artist of the school paper and vice-president of the C.S.M.C. His favorite sports are football and baseball. Deo Vincent was bom in Washington, D.C. De attended St. Mary's to the 8th grade. He entered S.M.H. in his Sophomore year. His favorite sports are swimming, motor- boat racing and roller skating. His am- bition is to continue his studies, if possible, at a military academy. CO Cecelia Maenner (Ceal) became a resident of Bowie, Md. on Sept. 22, 1933. She is one of the tallest of the Senior girls and we think she has a wonderful person- ality. She has been a typist for the school publications. Her favorite ' lobbies are bowling and dancing. Her ambition is to become an efficient secretary. Michael Madera (Mickey) was born Dec. 11, 1933 Mickey spent his ghade school days with us at St. Mary's. He has been ed- itor of the Clarion and of Memories, ar- tist of the school paper and secretary of the C.S.M.C. His favorite sport is foot- ball. His ambition is to live (long). Patricia Keegin (Pat) was bom on Aug. i|, 1933. She has been president of the C.S. M.C. and vice-prefect of the Sodality of Our Lady. .Pat has taken part in all the activities and social events at school. Her hobbies are dancing and sports. Her ambition is to model. William Hartmeyer (Bill) was bom May 26, 1932 and has lived in Laurel all his life and came to S.M.H. in 19i|.8. His favorite sport is running around in his car. He is a happy-go-lucky fellow. His ambition is to acquire a million dollars. Margaret Cook (Peggy) came to S.m.H. in 1950 from Silver Spring, Md. Peggy is best known here at school by her witty laugh. Her favorite studies are English literature and history. She would like to go to college and later be a social worker. wmr m m ( We, the Seniors of St Mildred's High, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make the following bequests: I, Joseph Ashby, will my two plaid shirts to Eugene Heilig; my curly hair to Billy Ahlquist; my A's to John Uiitmer; my business technique to Danny Stoner; and all my school habits to anyone who wants them I, Kenneth Hall, will my Hollywood hair-do to Billy Coyne; my shorthand A's to Dawson Warner; my pin setting skill to P rank Severance; and my artistic ability to Faye Stanford I, Mickey Madera, will all my girl friends to Jimmy Needham; my good behavior on the school bus to Paul Makowski; my worn out golf clubs to Bobby Widener; and my artistic talent to Patricia Plester I, Billy Hartmeyer, will my driving ability to Charles Gallis; my moods to Jackie Simons; my singing voice to Donald K utzera ; and my ability to get out of trouble to Billy Coyne. I, Leo Vincent, will my small sport-car to Frank Binder (at a price); my height to John Moll; my good conduct to Joe Keegin; and my curly hair to Eileen Broderick. I, Margaret Cook, will my aqua sweater to Nancy Thompson; my typing accuracy to Shirley Meyers; my quiet giggle to Alberta Gallis; and my red-rimmed glasses to Beth Hines. I, Pat Keegin, will my promptness in giving answers to James LePore; my short hair to Elaine Leach; the Santa Claus costume for next year to Edwin Purschwitz; and my good marks in school to Janette Short I, Patty Ashby, will my quiet ways to Dolores Thompson; all my boyfriends to Alice Boyle; my English grammar workbook with all the answers to Charles Abell; and my black and white beanie to Marilyn Thon. I, Ceal Maenner, will my daily trip to and from Bowie to Dol- ores Kutzera; my false teeth to Sr. Constance's Skeleton C ol- lectlon; my job as typist for the school publications to Pat Broderick; my love for dancing to Ronnie Brown; and my way with the boys to Beatrice Beta0 ' JUNIORS junior ARE THEY THAT STUuIOUSi SHIRLEY MEYER NANCY THOMPSON DOLORES KUTZERA DAWS OR WARMER f RONNY BROWN CHARLES GALLIS Sonhomore C lciSS SOPHOMORES! DO YOU KNOW wHAT THIS MEANS? JANETTE SHORT ALICE BOYLE BETH HINES MARILYN THON FRANK SEVERANCE JIM NEEDHAM BILLY COYNE BILLY AHLQ.UIST JACKIE SIMONS PAUL MAKOWSKI JOE KEEGIN JOHN MOLL . 1 SOPHOMORES i 04 434 DOLORES THOMPSON ELAINE LEACH BEATRICE BETZ FAY STANFORD EUGENE HEILIG LARRY PURSCHWITZ JOHN WITMER PATRICIA FIBSTER EILEEN BRODERICK ALBERTA C-ALLIS PATRICIA BRODERICK DONALD KUTZERA DANNY STONER FRANK BINDER ROBERT WIDENER GENERAL SCIENCE SEA SHELLS BUTTERFLIES SKELETONS IT'S general, DON'T YOU SEE? Floppy their pet. V CO r O 6ramMar 11 GrAmMaR 11 IT'S SOME FUNi History and Social Science o R H L I D s T 0 R THE ANCIENT CLASS STUDYING THE RENAISSANCEl Foreign Languages Mathematics HU CO 'H' o 1-1 '1-1-1'' ' old- ++++% fr . ■ i- ■AJf-’- ’4. ., ,rTv ? ARTISTIC T Y P I N G I ! I- 1- tHmmnunmr •«• L. E. V. ----------------------------------g 5 5 HE is a tree of life to} i I I them that lay hold up-} ____i } on her: and he that } 0 retaineth her is blessed. } Proverb 3:18 P. A. K. XXX. 555 xxxx I KENNY x -«K X xx X ■v xxxxx X X XXX X X XXX X xxxxxxxxx X 4 x Xxxxxx « P® 2x X XX X$MXXx X XX Tx X X XX X XX X XXX X XXX XXX XXX XXX X££x 2 2 2 x22X XX XXX XX Sxxx5xxxF XXX XX xxxxxxxxxxx x222222222x xxxxxxxxx X22222S8SX CEAL ORGANIZATIONS SODALITY OFFICERS ur lairond Miss Georgianna Barkman Miss Alberta Beier Miss Dolores Kutzera Miss Denise Leach Miss Elaine Leach Miss Mary Mantor Miss Daisy Schooley Miss Pay Stanford Miss Nancy Thompson Mrs. Leith Anth Mrs. Frank Binder Mrs. G. M. Bishop Mrs. John T. Broderick, Sr. Mrs. Vera Flester Mrs. Christine Gavriles Mrs. C. Haase Mrs. Agnes Hill Mrs. Ida A. James Mrs. Annie G. Keegin Mrs. Josephine Keeney Mrs. M. E. Leach Mrs. Francis LePore Mrs. F. S. McSpeiden Mrs. W. F. Macarwick Mrs. Genevieve Makowski Mrs. Andrew Miemietz Mrs. Vincent Morgan Mrs. H. Poist Mrs. Ray Prior Mrs. Daisy Purschwitz Mrs. Scott Mrs. Louis Sussman Mrs. Pearl Vail Mrs. Hilton Watts Mrs. Donala White Ashby and Harrison Barkman s Florist Candy Kitchen Fireside Lanham's Grocery Laurel Jewelry Store Laurel News Agency Captain Francis Miller Mr. Charles Abell Mr. L. W. Armstrong Mr. Turner Ashby Mr. Thomas F. Bean Mr. Frank Binder Mr. Ronnie Brown Mr. Thomas C. Brown Mr. C. Dawson Mr. William P. Doepkens Mr. G. E- Hearn Mr. Clarence Trumler Mr. Donald Kutzera Mr. M. H. Leach Mr. John L. McClure Mr. Merle L. Madera Mr. Andrew Madera Mr. Robert Moll Mr. John M. Myers Mr. Daniel Powell Mr. Edwin Purschwitz Mr. Henry Sailor Mr. Jack Simons Mr. Harold Slattery Mr. Danny Stoner Mr. Dawson Warner Mr. B. M. Widener Mr. Charles A. Whittle Mr. Mrs. F. R. Flester Mr. Mrs. A. C. Keegin Mr. Mrs. Peter Kutzera Mr• Mrs• Robert Longford Mr. Mrs. T. J. McSpeiden Mr. Mrs. Leo Vincent Mr. Mrs. J. G. White Laurel Pharmacy Laurette Store Light's Shoes and Apparel The News Leader St. Clair's Food Store Occasion Flower Shop Oyler's Inc. Joffee's Store AUTOGRAPHS i K BK