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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1958 volume:

X dlcation 1.141111 faculty SR. M. CONSTANCE SOPHOMORE RELIGION COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS SR. M. FIDELIS JUNIOR RELIGION SOCIAL STUDIES SR. M. PERPETUA GENERAL MATHEMATICS ENGLISH B IOLOGY SR. M. MICHAEL FRESHMEN RELIGION ENGLISH FRENCH eniord xr w ANNE PATRICIA ALLEN Anne11...class V. P...Student Council... co-editor of the Student Printz....wants a middie lor graduation... A student... Ft. Meade...seamstress de luxe..Military Acadeiny Hopper.. .witty as well as wise. ELOYCE PEARL ARCHIBALD Eloyce ...Ft. Meade...pretty sweaters... owner of the official senior class collar ...sparkling smile for everyone...major in nursing at Hunter College, New York. PATRICK ASHBY Pat ...naturally curly locks...hot rod.. violent blush..last one in, first one out ....profound aversion to mental effort... Sr. Perpetua's thorn...Highridge. JANET MARGARET BALDWIN Janet ...accomplished typist....ambitious business ambitions....keeps Jimmy supplied with typing paper....tallest senior...very pleas ant personality...Bowie. •H JUDITH TERESA BENJAMIN Judy.quiet personality...four years at £. M. H.... Can She Bake a Cherry Pie!.... silly giggle...likes to work with children ...active in 4-H...Glen Dale. DAVID PAYTON BPOWN Dave11.. .Class Treasurer.. .Scaggsville.. French—a conquered challenge...innocent look...Junior attendant at the prom..... well liked by all...engineering at Md.U. JAMES NELSON CONSTANTINE Jimmy ...Kyattsville.. .jitterbug fiend... class clown.... Life is a blank without my glasses ....he's Ivy league now.....gifted artistically......photogenic too....future undecided. MARY ELIZABETH CRONE Mary ...Student Council...Chem whiz.... Always willing to help...honor student., hopes for a career in nursing...Jessup.. long blond tresses...nice to know. RICHARD ELMORE CUL8ERT Dick ...Yearbook 3taff.. .Student Council ...good listener but independent thinker, only thing French he likes is fries .... taxi de luxe...Hyattsville. MARSHA ANN CUSICK Mar ...sweet, gentle personality...hope she likes hillbilly music... Let me teU you ... alw ays eating but never gains any weight...staunch friend. MARY LOU HALL Mary Lou ....president of the C. S. M. C. ....very likeable, pleasant personality... long, curly hair....anyone from Vermont?., favorite period—lunch...Laurel...aspiring drama student. MARIA HERNANDEZ Magui ....came to S. M. H. in her senior year...lovely dark eyes...alvays giggling ...grasp of English is exceptional..about to take the big step. CLARE ADELLE HOWSER Kitty ...Yearbook stafi....baby of the class...likes to jitterbug with Jimmy.. Chemistry's Sleepy Time Gal.... 800 men at Notre Darnel...natural blond?..Laurel contagious giggle. LAURA ANN JOHNSON Laura ...quiet personality...sparkling smile and cheamy complexion....nurses' school after graduation....lends a hand whenever she can...twinkle toes...honor student...Riverdale. ELAINE ANN MAKOWSKI Elaine ...secretary of the C. S. M. C.. Year book staff..never seen without Rose ...where there's trouble, there's Elaine cute clothes...prodigious appetite..... loves convertibles....orange blossoms in her future. MARY PATRICIA MILES Pat ....president of the Senior class... win3 friends easily.. .Freshman said Junior prom attendant....crazy 'bout bookkeeping progressive jazz enthusiast...waiting for those letters.....Bermuda shorts...strong aversion to hurrying. VIRGINIA LOIS NICKENS Little Bits ...one oi our pygmy seniors, joined the class in senior year....little wonder..shorthand—favorite subject,,,has a sunny smile....soft-spoken...commercial art school in the future. WILLIAM THOMAS ROWLAND Bill ...left S. M. H. in senior year for Germany...sports cars a must .... I know a little bit about a lot of things ...fun to be with... .boisterous sneezes ... .loves to jitterbug...independent.. ROSALEE SILVESTRO Ro ....secretary of the Senior class.... editor-in-cheif of the Student Printz.... Me and my radio ....Laurel...bowling and dancing...pizza fan...neat and attractive ....comes to a slow boil...seamstress par excellence...smile flashes easily. ROBERT LEE STONER Stein ...happy-go-lucky....Freshman and Sophomore prom attendant.....everybody's buddy....wonderful sense of humor...Sr . Michael's pet. .Senior We, the Senior Class of 1958, do hereby rake the following bequests: I, Anne Allen, leave a 36-week supply of paper bags and my weekends at Annapolis to Merialis Lewis, my self-control to Barbara Hugins, and my ability to avoid traffic tickets to Robert Panneton. To my sister, Kay, I leave my ’’’A in al- gebra and hopes for four wonderful years of high school. Last, but not least, S. M. H. I just leave. I, Eloyce, Archibald, hereby will the following articles to the underclassmen: To 3etty Jacobs, Jo Ann Rivers, and Anna Lee Richards I leave my skill in Latin dances; to Robert Panneton I leave my knowledge of physics; to Diane LaBozetta, my Freshman pet, I leave all the teachers of S. II. K. I, Patrick Ashby, will my great typing ability to Dave Ahlquist; my love for Sr. Michael's study periods to Eddie Brown, to my brother, John, my habit of loafing in Sr. Constance's classes) and to anyone in the junk business--my hot '50 Ford. I, Janet Baldwin, will my typing certificate to David Lammers; my good times at the Pines to conna Hanus; to Betty Tucker I leave my nice quiet ride to school; to Judy Janoski my ability to drive anything with four wheels; to Pat Wilson, my collection of hillbilly records. Enjoy yourself, Pat. I Judith Benjamin, will my love of study periods in the cold annex to Molly Cusick; my ride from Glenn Dale to Laurel every gay to.Pat Moran; to Marlene Lilley I leave my ability to win the Cherry Pie Contest. Dast, but not least, I leave to Gwenny Bean my habit of answering HUHlll I, David Brown, will my flat top to Brigit McDermott; my middle name to Nancy Madera; my cigarettes to Jimmy Fisher; my love of French to John Ashby; my job as treasurer to anyone who wants it; my disposition and moods to Mary Ann Castiglia; and my walks to and from the bus to someone who has a car. I, Jimmy Constantine, leave my glasses to Jerry Dusterhoff; to Jimmy Fisher and Joyce D0ckendorf I leave eight dance contest trophies; and to Nancy Madera I leave my feeling for French. You all know what I think of it. I, Mary Crone, being of sound (???) mind and body, do hereby bequeath unto my beloved underclassmen the following useless items: to Jackie Crochunis I leave my ability to learn French vocabulary, to Dorothy Wheeler my ability to be- come a sedate, dignified senior, to Mary Elaine Durr 1 leave my long hair, not that I know what she will do with it. To Mary Ann Castiglia I leave my ability to do the right thing at the wrong time; and, last, but not least, to S. M. H. I leave my best wishes for the future. eg I, Richard Culbert, being of sound mind and on a satisfied stomach, hereby will my film-splicing ability to Robert Panneton, the right to use the school's re- pair tools to Robert Smariga, my cowboy boots to Jimmy Fisher, my red coat to Jerry Dusterhoff, my job as student-counsellor to any deserving person who wants it, my thanks to the faculty, and my best wishes to all the students and the new school. I, Marsha Cusick, hereby will my giggles to Corrie Tnompson, my curly hair to Mary Ann Simms, my bag of tricks to Carol Hall, my ability to leave school to my sister, Mary Helen, and my love to S. M. H. and its faculty. I, Mary Lou Hall, will my long, straight hair to Barbara Baumann, my moles to Eddie Simms in exchange for a few freckles, and the C. S. M. C. presidency to my sister, Carol. To Mery Helen Cusick I leave my study periods (all three of them). Lastly, I leave my love for the old school to the incoming freshmen. I, Kitty Howser, being of unsound mind, or at least so rated, do hereby will mj red knee socks to Mary Ann Castiglia, my straight hair to Annette Panneton, my translations in French II to Mike McNulty, and all (old and new) raffle and chance books, to Mary Ann Sinns and Finka Sadowski. I, Laura Johnson, do hereby will my long hair to Joyce Dockendorf, my feelings toward French to Mike McNulty, my love of school to Molly Cusick, and last, but not least, my long ride to school to Jerry Dusterhoff. I, Elaine Kakowski, will my long walk to school every morning to Pat Brooks, my ability to get into trouble to Eddie Brown, my love of chewing gum to Jackie Crochunis, my ability to type tn Lsnore Ahlquist, and my trips to Slattery's to Brenda Edmonston. I, Patricia Miles, do hereby will to Eddie Brown my hi-fi and jazz albums, to Stephen Abell I leave my grace and poise, to Noelle Schmidt I leave my short walk to school, to Marlene Lilley I leave my ability to get out of study periods, to Barbara Hugins I leave my messy locker, and to the next Freshmen class I leave four terrific years at S. M. H. I, Lois Nickens, will my old office practice jobs to Pat Moran, to my former shorthand friends, Anna Crone and Merialis Lewis, I leave my used notebooks, my habit of forgetfulness and my ability to come to Religion late to anyone who wants it, and to S. M. H. I leave in peace.'' I, Rosalee Silvestro, leave my most prized possessions to the following under- graduates: to Brenda Edmonston I leave my natural curly hair, to Jackie Crochunis I leave my ability to get mixed up in any trouble around, my commercial skill to Lenore Ahlquist, my grace, dignity, and self-confidence to Jimmy Fisher, my tons of fun in the Junior year to Joannie Miller, my love of dancing to Gwennie Bean, and my dented fenders to Molly Cusick. I, Bobby Stoner, do hereby will the following: my $2 Be-bop haircut (which is growing out) to John Ashby, my walks to and from the bus stop to Dave Ahlquist and Eddie Brown, my pink socks to Pat Wilson, my typing ability to Stephen Abell, my French accent to Andy Andrews, and my love to all the girls at S.M.H. (whether they want it or not). PAT ROSALEE BOBBY KITTY MARSHA DI CK JANET T) AVID MARY LAURA MARY LOU J I MMY MARIE BILL LOIS ELAINE Senior f- rojjhectj c } CULBERT IS ELECTED Senator Richard Culbert of Maryland has won in a land- slide the presidential election of 1986. Ju3t 30 years ago Richard, a small town boy, was struggling to get through high school, never dreaming that today he would win by the largest margin ever in a presidential elec- tion. He will make a trip to Mars, after his inagu- ation, to meet the newly elected president there. Fri- endly relations—that1 s Culbert I MAROONED ON THE MOON The celebrated pianist. Miss Kitty Howser, got carried away during an impassioned recital of the Moonlight Sonata . Local earth space experts are not worried be- cause Miss Howser has long been known to have her head in the clouds anyway. In order to make use of her musical talent, she has been appointed head disc jockey for station I C U. POLICE CHIEF CRACKS D0i7N IT1 S WOMAN'S VTORLD Anne Allen was recently appointed the first woman Chief Justice of the Sup- reme Court. She gained renoun in the famous ex- pose' of Paper Clip Clip- pers Union Case. How- ever, Miss Allen feels she owes her success to the fact that she married a Midshipman and grew her own jury. PORTABLE ROCKET LAUNCHER Famous designing engineer, David Brown, has created a portable rocket launcher. Now when you feel like a blast simply unfold it(it fits neatly into pocket or purse)and take off. It comes fully equipped with tur- nip greens and cheese sandwiches. You can find the portable launchers on sale at the nearest Pep Boys. TODAY Robert Stoner, Pol- ice Chief, declared that teenage drivers must be ___________________________ chastised. The teenagers are wrecking their  nt.o- mobiles with fuel injection mufflers, jet fin fenders, and transparent wheel dies,etc. They're for household use and not for a car. I've ordered my constituents to arrest any teenager making use of these and other items. This modern age calls for discipline among the younger set. I certainly never was a hot rod and I never took advantage of my driving privileges when I was a youngster] The policeman is your friend, kids, listen to what he tells you._________________________________________ TREATS FOR OUTER SPACE GUESTS Miss Judy Benjamin has just released her latest cook book. This book entitled What to Serve Your Outer Space Guests is especially for young homemakers. It includes recipes for such treats as Stardust SouffleJ Sputnik Pudding, Moonbeam Upside-down Cake, and Milky- Way Punch. To obtain this helpful and useless book, just send two labels from Aunt Judy’s Atmospherical Jam to satellite 9. HOSTESS TO OUTER SPACE GUESTS VACCINE PERFECTED Sister Mary Marsha, prin- cipal of St. Mildred's High School and director of the advanced science class, has just perfected her vaccine for outer space bug bites. Sister Marsha has been breeding these deadly insects for some timefand she feels that this will be an aid to the Jupitor Medical Association. As a reward for her accomplishment, she was awarded the Mer- cury Medal of Medicine and a jar of bugs. Miss Mary Lou Hall astonished the nation CUP from some unknown planet. These today when she uncovered a fleet of tiny tiny creatures use their antennas as a green and purple men in her garage. She means of communication. Miss Hall has has been keeping them there for her own become so attached to them that she in- interest. She says that the landed some- tends to return to their planent with time last week on their flying saucer, thethem as soon as she can get a set of ___________________________________________antennas. c } ATTENTIONI Famed commercial artist, Lois Nickens announces a million-dollar contest for graduates of kindergarden. Prizes include a one-way- trip to Venus via Vanguard, a trip to the South Pole, and chocolate-covered dog biscuits for your mutniks— a year's supply. Miss Nick- ens attributes her fame to contests such as this and has hopes that this contest will be as successful as previous ones have been. SOCIALITE TC WED Today, amid her minks, jewels, and sports cars, Miss Rosalee Silvestro announced her forthcoming marriage to Freddy Fredrick, better known as the Freeloader. Freddy and Rose plan to live in his chateau which is situated between the river and the railroad tracks. To the press,Miss Silvestro had this comment, Money isn't everything. I know Freddy and I will be happy. ■ ■ ■■ — ■ — ■■■• - ■ ... -................ — ..... BIG BUSINESS Patrick Ashby, owner of the Giant Food Store chain, announced recently the purchase of the Empire State Building. Mr. Ashby, the one time produce clerk, says he plans to remove the floors and walls and fill the building with water for his live lobster, a popular iLem in his store. QUIETI GENIUS AT WORK! The celebrated mathematical genius, Elaine Makowski, today announced that she has discovered a formula for improved rocket fuel. She has spent numerous hours figuring and arranging her test tubes in the laboratory above her fireplace in search of an im- proved fuel for our outer-space travel. She has discovered itl Simple, she said, I was eating my lunch in the laboratory and just happened to spill the beet juice in the carbon dioxide, there- fore forming a chain reaction of the molecules to the third power, and there you have it. NEW RELEASE Jimmy Constantine, the world- known rock'n'roll star and recorder of the GOLD record. Mouse in the House. has re- cently produced a gyrating version of Beethoven's 5th. He declares, Rock'n'roll is here to stay. Jimmy just doesn't have any interest in girls. He devotes all his time to his work, movin' and groovin'. CURLS THAT LAST AND LAST Successful businesswoman and president of the Ajax Irresistible Cosmetics Company, Miss Patricia Miles has announced that her company has just perfected an amazing new home permanent. No more messy glue, paste, or lacquer, just set your hair with the spe- cially processed bobby pins and when you comb your hair, you have lovely curls and waves, says Mias Miles. She urges everyone to use this new product. SPECTACULAR OPERATION Laura Johnson, R.N., aided Dr. Hyde in the difficult operation on Elvis Presley which involved the removal of an ingrown toe nail. Upon his discharge from the hospital, Mr. Presley presented Miss Johnson with an autographed Teddy Bear. HONORED POST ACCEPTED Miss Janet Baldwin announced today that she has decided to accept the post of secretary to the president, Richard Culbert. She plans to leave her Beverly Hills mansion to- morrow and will arrive in Washington sometime in the afternoon. Miss Baldwin has currently been starring in thrillers produced by Alfred Latchcock. DIRECTOR APPOINTED Eloyce Archibald, R.N., has been appointed as director of the Outer Space Convalescent Home.L Miss Archibald intends tJo do away with the rocking chairs and replace them With.such things as parallel bars and trambelines. Miss Archibald is quite en- thusiastic about her new job and hopes that she will be able to get rid of her patients quickly. WINNER ANNOUNCED Today Miss Mary Crone was proclaimed the winner of the President's Award for her excellent book on the evils of outer space travel. Miss Crone devoted many months to this work and she is very deserving. Congratulations on a gem! pjomn PATRICIA BROOKS KAY SCOVITCH LENORE AHLQIIIST BARBARA BAUMANN BRENDA EDMONSTON ROBERT PAMNETON BONNIE OS8URN MIKE MC NULTY SALLY SIMONS JAMES FISHER JOYCE DOCKENDORF ROSE LE PORE ANNA CRONE PATRICIA MORAN D0R0THY WHEEI-ER MERIAMS LEWIS PAT WILSON BARBARA BUTLER MARLENE ULLEY CARMEN VALDES MARY ELAINE DURR MARY ANN CASTIGUA CAROL ANN SHUPIENIS JIMMY WESLEY CORRIE THOMPSON FRAN LONGFELLOW ANNA LEE RICHAPDS CAROLYN VALDES BETTY JACOBS BR I€? 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