Stevensville High School - Islander Yearbook (Stevensville, MD)

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Senior Class Officers EDITH TURNER- - ---- - - Secretary PAT LYNCH - - - ---- Treasurer RICHARD AVERY- - - ' - - Vice President BILLY SMITH - - - - - ------ President MOTTO: Give us courage and gaiety and the quiet mind COLORS: Pink and grey. FLOWER: Red and white carnations. Page Sponsored by PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION STEVENSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, Stevensyille, Maryland

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W MARGARET JANE ALTHOFF Jane Course: Academic Blonde hair--Blue eyes--5'5i Softball 1, 2, 4. Everyone 's friend, that's Jane. Although she seems quiet on the surface, she has a wonderful sense of humor and a fine personality. Jane is really a lover of baseball. During a World Series, you can usually find Jane and Sis comparing notes about the game coming up or the game just played. As for Jane's vocation after graduation she is undecided. But with her quiet and easy manner, we are sure she can achieve any goal she desires. Favorite saying: l don't know! Parting words: I have enjoyed being a part of S. H, S, Jil- funn-J Har-.o-1 IDA JEAN AARON Ida Jean Course: Commercial Sandy brown hair--Blue eyes--5'5 Volleyball l, 2g Glee Club 1, 23 Safety Patrol 4g Class Secretary lg Class Vice President 2. If you look down the hall at S. H, S. and see a pony tail bouncing along, you can always bet it belongs to Ida Jean, who's rushing to help Mr. Romanition com- plete some more work. The commercial field is strictly Ida Jean's line. She is a thrifty and accurate typist. Her speed of seventy words a minute sent her to Salisbury at the end of her junior year to compete in the State Typing Contest. Ida Jean is the sort of gal who can talk her way into or out of any situation that may arise. She really enjoys the good side of life. Her carefree manner and amusing tricks have kept our class laughing in the past six years. Ida Jean plans to spend her future doing stenographic work. With her ability and personality to depend on, we are certain she will succeed. Favorite saying: Hope m'die Parting words: Stick to it, kids, you'll never regret it.