Stevensville High School - Islander Yearbook (Stevensville, MD)

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1' NORMAN WAYNE TOLSON Wayne Commercial Basketball 1,43 Baseball 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Band 1,2. When entertainment for a party or dance is being discussed, Wayne's name never goes unmentioned. With his good looks and voice, guitar-playing, and hip-swinging, he is The Second Elvis Presley. He is always engaged in either or both of his favorite pastimes-- teasing and talking. The songs and jokes he has created have pulled the class through many dull moments. Since basketball is the main sport for him, he has played on the varsity team quite successfully. This humorous guy deserves a tremendous amount of credit for his scholastic improvement during the past few years and also for his help in selling more than his share of yearbook ads. The Armed Forces will probably claim Wayne after graduation. They're getting a swell guy who will do his part in making the world a happier place. Lf looks and personality made the man, I'd really be a big one. JOHN ALEXANDER ULLRICH Jack Academic Yearbook Co -editor 43 Safety Patrol 4. For some reason, and Towson . . . seems to be the phrase Jack dislikes the most. While he's usually seen on the receiving end of the teasing, he can dish it out too. Since Jack entered our class in the junior year, he has proven himself a valuable member in his schoolwork and claw activi- ties. His trait of becoming serious over a job is not easily surpas- sed. As Co-editor of the yearbook, he has spent many hours work- ing to make it a success. Known for his neat appearance, Jack loves clothes. His black sweater will long be remembered by his classmates. Schoolwork and his father's motel consume most of his time. We know Jack's personality and character will pave his way to success in his chosen profession as a dentist. The ideal world--full of people like me! Mgr' iii iff? JACK HARRY WESTON llJackll Baseball l,2,3,4g Soccer 1,2,3,45 Safety Patrol 1,2,3,45 May Court Representative 2 ,3. This industrious lad is one of the most popular in our class. I-lis friendly attitude and good looks won him the title of Mr. S.H.S. this year. He can usually be found in the homeroom deeply engrossed in a hot rod book, discussing customizing ideas for his car, or enter- taining the class with his latest hunting episode. Jack is the school errand boy and chauffer. He is willing to run any errand for anyone at any time. Everyone wonders how Jack manages to keep his school grades so high, work after school, and take a correspondence course in electronics. The field of electronics is gaining a conscientious and able student who will some day reach the top. If brains were dynamite, I couldn't blow my nose. 15

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MII H IRENE ANN SMITH ene General C166 Club 3,43 New a er Staff 4' Volle ball 2 3 - - Fieldbau 2736. SP P , y , ,4, Basketball 3, This blonde-haired, blue-eyed gal is most likely to be seen in class daydreaming or joking and chattering with her pal, Josie. Since Irene spends all the spare time she can find during the day in the girls' room, she is a walking encyclopedia, volumne N. N standing for news. Just ask her about any piece of gossip and she'll give you all the details. I-Ier pet peeve is any class she can find no way to avoid. With her friendly and gay attitude toward everything, she has gained one of the most valuable assets in life--friends. If Irene scores as many points in her future as she has done in sports in school, no goal will be too high for her. I never let school interfere with my education. llsharpyll Soccer 1,Z, Sharpy de Editor . pranks as w lege. will not let field. bed. CLIFFORD IRWIN THOMPSON Cliff Commercial Class Secretary 35 Band 2,3. If a tumult of laughter is heard coming from the senior home- room, you can be sure Cliff is responsible. This natural-born comedian can twist any event into a humorous affair with his wise cracks, stupid poems, and inimitable impersonations. His good grades which keep him on the honor roll, show a seriousness toward his schoolwork even though he spends a great deal of his time just messing around. In his favorite class, bookkeeping, Cliff has a straight A average. It is still a mystery how he can receive the highest grade on a test without studying. Fighting with Jeannie, teasing girls, cutting up with Mr. Ro- manition, and dancing take up Cliff's spare time. This fellow is a whiz on the dance floor! All this adds up to an A-l guy with personality plus. Here's hoping Cliff's future is as happy and gay as he has made our high school years. There are only two handsome men on earth. When I find the other one, I'll kill him. 14 1 1 oif f-ww , f f 'll ' V fy fwfzfif ,V,. X I y ,, BYRON EDWARD THOMPSON Academ 3,43 Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4, Baseball 1,2,3,45 Class Presi dent 3 5 Student Council Representative 3 3 Safety Patrol 3,45 Cc Editor Yearbook 4. Whether in sports , studies, or outside activities, Sharpy is boun to be outstanding. He is one of our best athletes in every sport. Outside of school his interests are cars, duck hunting, and motor boat racing. serves special recognition for maintaining a straight A average during the past six years of school, and also for the many tiring hours he has spent working on this yearbook as Co- This comical guy enjoys getting into mischief and playing ell as anyone. He especially likes to tease a certain petite jeune fille aux des cheveaux rouges. In the future he plans to study mechanical engineering in col- With all his fine qualities, the world is gaining a swell guy wl is rated tops by all who know him, and whose determination him rest until he has reached the highest point in hi I get up at the crack of dawn, stuff up the crack, and go back

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Last Will and Testament Norma Jean Anderson, leave my ability to g-et good marks in school to Bar- bara Hunter. Sissy Clough, leave my love for Centreville boys and their '55 Chevrolets to Linda Cox. Nancy Crouch, leave my love for selling school supplies to anyone who gets the job. Jackie Crouch, leave my ability to cut classes to Albert Golt. Walter Denny, leave my love for hunting to all the boys in S.H.S. Frank Haddaway, leave my love for sports to Larry Jewell. Joan Holden, leave my ability to write letters to that special Air Force gin' to Nancy Fromm. Josephine Jenkins, leave my ability to find a way to Queenstown to Bar- bara Baxter. Nancy Lewis, leave my ability to keep a secret about diamonds to anyone who can do it. Bobby Nichols, leave my ability to wreck cars to Billy Stevens. Patsy Ringgold, leave my ability to go steady to Brenda Ringgold. Frank Roberts, leave my love for the Student Council to Nancy Fromm. Bonnie Rohr, leave my quietness to Billy Baker. Kay Seward, leave all my unexcused absent slips to Mrs. Price. Irene Smith, leave my love for service boys to Peggy Willis. Byron Thompson, leave my love for boat racing to Larry South. Clifford Thompson, leave my ability to get E's in shop class to Timmy Hoyt. Wayne Tolson, leave my ability as a mechanical technician to Bobby Solo- man. Jack Ullrich, leave my ability to untie knots to Connie Burns. Jack Weston, leave my love for customized cars to Wesley Ruth. This page sponsored by: P. T. A. Stevensville High School 16