Surrattsville High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Clinton, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

fb- The BOOMLRANG STAFF wlshes to thank Mlss NIeFadden and Mrs ROb1H very much for the many hours of t1me and labor they haxe put mto the ptoductxon of the xeeuboolt md for the countless urns IH xx hreh they hax C helped us NN e ilso ulsh to thank V4 rnon Credmcr Nlae C rahim I unree Maxnard Ronald 'Xlls Rmlxm for beeommq untltltd but hard uorlxlng members of the staff and the mim tmchcrs ind stucln nt of sc mor ind jumor hlqh schools xx ho hue eontrlb utccl tom nd thc xc ll Joolt V . 4' ' . . I, C . ,Q 2 I ,, I, . , ' t ' ' f , A S c . D . 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'MJ QD abate fs-4 'h H08 5 ig, O O lV1th sxneere appreuatlon for her patlent guldance and for the helplng hands whlch she has so often extend ed 1n our dxrec t1on we wlsh to deduate our yearbook, The Boomerang of l9J2 to one of the finest persons we haye eyer known Nirs Frances Sapp We know ll doesnt take words to repay her for the real mterest wxth whlch she has watched and helped us become semors but Inav we by th1s small token show her that her quldance has not been m yaln WVe thank her for some wonderful memorxes and for a much needed boost on the road tow ard our final goal Though lt would not be hard to ramble on for pages, let us flnxsh by just saylng what we feel 1n our hearts THANKS' We ll try to be worthy of the falth Wh1Ch you haye placed rn us THE Samons OF 52 SAPP FRANCES Core Grades Ezght and Nme Glenvrlle Teachers College Glen v1lle West V1rgm1a Umversxty of West Vlfglflla. 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I ., A ' - - 9 1 1 '- , . , 1 1 1 ' r y , , 1 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 I ', , 1 1 . 1 - - - I - 5 - o ', . . ., . l 1 1 - , ' 1 ' , , , 1 1 1 C 1 .,, . ' 1 a. ' O, V '., ' 1 ' ' - A . ' 1 ': w 11 I . - A Y . . . X 1. 1 .' 1 ' of - , , , , to , . .. y . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 . ' ', ' ' ' , , - . 1 ' 1 1 S . . 1 - 1 . 1 ' ff i 5 i 'Q G Nu 3h , ,gn XL - SENIGRS SE ,..-' ,qs i le Aged MALCOLM GRAHAM Mac Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 2, National Hon- or Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class President l, 3, 4. VERNON CREAMER Vernon Vice-President of Class 4, Treasurer of Class 2, Base- ball 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Boomerang 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Dancing Club 1, Photography Club 1. MARTHA WEIRICH Mart Secretary of Class 1, Photography Club Secretary lg Dramatics Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club Secretary 1, Field Day 1, 2, 3, Cabbage Theatre 2, Parentls Night 2, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, iiusketball 2, 3, Treasurer of Class 3, Play Day 3, Soccer 3, Green Light Staff 3, Prom Committee 3, Boomerang Assistant Editor 3, Boomerang Business Manager 4, Secretary of Class 4, Cheerleader 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Science Fair Award l, Office Helper 4. MILLICENT TRAVIS Penny Came from Wichita Fall, Texas, in llth grade, wrote Junior Class Song 3, Green Light Staff 3, Award in Eve- ning Star Essay Contest 3, Treasurer of Class 4, Edi- tor of Boomerang 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4. CAROLE ANN LUCAS Lukie National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chairman of Hall Patrol in Loyalty Club 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Soc- cer 3, 4: Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary of Class 4, 'Treasurer of Honor Society 3, 4, Greenlight Reporter 2, 3, Dance Commit- tees 3, 4: Store Keeper 3, 4, Field Day 2, 3, 4, Play Day 3, Gym Newspaper 4, Sports Day 4. X ,J A any 4 ew 'mornin H SHIRI FY AMWIAINN Squfrl. lr H1 Y ' 5 4 Loyalty Club 4 Dancmg Club 9 t Club ' M1yC,0urt 3 Softball l ' 3 4 Baskttball 2 S r 3 l C,l'1ss Day As blles I 4 4 rc 1 5 Hall Patro 3 4 Cftfetirxa Z u cl nt Counul l Snap Shots Edltor of Boomerang 4 Play Dxy 5 Fu ld Day l 7 3 Dante Committees 3 4 Lhrcrlmclcr 4 Class 'Ircasurrr l C'ym Papcr 4 C'reen Lxght Rzportnr l Red Caross R1 pre sr ntatxvc 2 PHYLLIS ANDREWS P z Tr: H1 Y 2 3 4 Softball Manager 3 4 Basketball Man age-r 3 4 Chcerleader 4 Fxeld Day 2 3 Sports Day 4 Play Day 3 Gym Paper 4 Store Keeper 4 Cafeteria 7 Dance Commxttecs 3 4 Loyalty Club 4 Hall Patrol 4 C,lass Assembllesl 2 3 4 Boomerang 4 JANET BURGESS anet Photography Club 1 Future Home Makers l Clhrxstmas Dance CIOIIIITIIYICC 3 Green Llght Staff 5 Boomerang Staff 4 JLNE BCJRGESS une Photography Club 1 Future Home Makers 1 Christmas Dance Clommlttee 3 Green Llght Staff 3 Boomerang Stafl' 4 BEFIY JANE CANTER Betty janv Basketball 3, Soeccr 3 Baseball 3, Glenn Lxght Staff 3, NZlIlOI1Z1l Honor Socxf-ty 3, 4 Assembly 3 SYLVINE DEMENT Sylvzne Danclng Club 1 Patrol Club 2 Softball 1 3 Soccer JANET ENGLAND anet Boomerang Treasurer 4 Secretary of Class 1 3 Treas urer of Class 2 May Court 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Soccer 3 Natlonal Honor Society 2 3 4 Honor Society Secretary 3, 4 Gym Paper 4 Fxeld Day 1 2 3 Play Day 3 Dance Commlttees 3 4 Sports Day 4 Tr1H1Y 2 3 Cafeterlal 2 3 4 Cab bage Theatre 3 Hall Patrol 3 4 Dancing Club 1 2 Assembllesl 2 3 4 ROGER EVERSTINE Rocks Fleld Day 1 Assembhes 1 3 Baseball 4 Boomerang Assxstant 4 Basketball Assxstant Publlclty Manager 4 MARION FOWLER Manon Tumblmg Club 1 Patrol Club 2 Dancmg Club 1 Pep Club3 Softballl 2 3 Basketball 3 REGINA HALL Regina Softball 3 Soccer 2 3 Dancing Club 2 3 Patrol Club DARDA HEAL Darda County Chorus 2, 3, State Chorus 4g Basketball 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartette 2, 3, Dra- matics Club 25 Aeronautics Club lg Photography Club 25' A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Boomerang Staff 2, 45 Ex- change Assemblies 3, 45 Music Festival l, 2. DIANA HERMANN Diana Came from Kramer Jr. High, Washington, D. C., in 10th gradeg Ensemble 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3 4' Cheerleader 4. GLORIA HOLMES Glona Softball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Captain of Softball team 3 Basketball 3 Patrol Club 2 3 Dancing Club 1 2 3 FRANCIS JENKINS smiley H1Y 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Assembly3 THOMAS JENKINS Tommy Soccer 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Bas ball 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Assembly 3 Cabbage Theatre 2 Science Club 1 Boomerang Staff 4 Dancing Club l Field Day no 3 Q1 l WILLIAM KAPPEL Bill Came from Chamberlain High School, Washington, D. C., in l2th grade, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4. F' X fi SHIRLEY KING Shirley Hall Patrol 4, Study Clubs 3, 4. ANNA LEWIS Ann Dancing Club lg Green Light Staff l, 2, 3, Business Manager of Green Light 35 Future Teachers of Ameri- ca 2, 35 Vice-President of Future Teachers 2, Lost and Found 35 Oflice Helper 4, Boomerang Staff 4. BILLIE MATTLY Billie Patrol Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Soft- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 35 Hall Patrol 3, 4, Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, Play Day 33 Field Day 1, 2, 3,4. EUNICE MAYNARD Eunice Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 45 Editor of Gym Paper ' ',, -l-1 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 3, 4, Soccer 2,'33 Helped with annual Christmas Tree 3, 4, Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, 'C' A Dancing Club lg Prom Committee 3. L Mgt 113' I6 , Q -41 il - fx s, Q, re X J LOUIS MENTGES Billy Aeronautics 1, 2, Boomerang Staff Advertiser 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Field Day 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President of Class 1, 2. RONALD MORTIMER Mort President of Class 2, Vice-President of Class 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, lst Vice-President of Student Council 3, President of Student Council 4, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4, Green Light 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4,Photogra- phy Club 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Hi-Y 3, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Quartette 2, 3, County Chorus 1, 2, 3, State Chorus 4, Cafeteria 4. ELLEN MOWRY Ellen Came from Anacostia in 12th grade, Ring Secretary 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4. JULIA NOELL Judy Came from Eastern High School, Washington, D, C., in 12th grade, National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Cheerleader 4, Soccer 4, Basketball 4, Soft- ball 4, Gym Paper 4, Sports Day 4. LEE OLIVER Lee Hi-Y 2, 3, Soccer 4, Basketball Manager 3, Loyalty Club 4. 9 -'ng 406 WAYNE PETERS Wa e yn Boomerang 2 3 Junior Assembly 3 Green Light 2 3 Glee Club 1 Junior Varsity l GLEN PYLES Glen Dancing Club 1 H1 Y 2 3 Bus Monitor 1 2 Loyalty Club 4 Chairman General Beautifying Committee 4 Manager Basketball Team 3 Assistant Mana er Soccer S Team 4 Prom Committee 3 Assembly 3 Mr Surratts ville 4 LESTER RALKEY Baseball 3 4 Basketball 4 Field Day 2 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Glee Club 1 Cafeteria 4 Junior Basketball 2 3 Assembly 3 Leste1 HENRIETTA RICHARDS Henr Softball 1 2 3 4 Assistant Manager Basketball Team 3 Future Teachers of America 1 2 3 Future Teachers of America Vice President 1 Future Teachers of America Secretary 2' Future Teachers of America President 3' Patrol Club 2 3' Field Day 1 2 3' Future Homemakers of America 1 ' Dancing Club 1 2. JAMES RIPPLE immie Boomerang Staff 2 3 4' Hi-Y 2 3 4' President Model Club 1' Vice-President Photography Club 1. tr l' ,qi DAVID SMITH Dave Came here from Anacostia in 10th grade, Study Clubs 2, 3, . CHARLES STINGER Charlie Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 2, Ili-Y 2, 3, 43 Boomerang Staff 4g Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, Student Assistant 2, 4, Cabbage Theatre 3, Dancing Club lg Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4, Aeronautics Club lg Captain of Cheerleaders 4. ARTHUR SUMMERS Reds Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain of Soccer 33 Captain of Soccer 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Day 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cabbage Theatre 3, Loyalty Club 4. JOHN TI-IEUNISSEN fohnny Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Boomerang Staff 4, Cafeteria 4, Model Club 1, Baseball 4, Green Light 1. ROBERT WHITE Bob Hi-Y 2, 33 AAA 1, 25 Dancing Club lg Manager of Soc- cer 1, 2, 4, Manager of Baseball 1, 2, 4, Manager of Basketball 1, 2, 35 Cafeteria 4, Loyalty Club President 45 Future Teachers of America 4. was M7 '--N tw -.., ,, I ' Q 4 .1 7 ef J JL 'Nw HQ, -M JUNE WHITE june Home Economics Club lg Dancing Club lg Patrol Club 2, 35 Pop Club 3, Softball 2, 3g Soccer l, 2. BEVERLY WOOD Bev Trvasurvr of Futurv Tm-achvrs 2, 3g Dancing Club lg Glu- Club l, 2g Crm-cn Light Staff ll, junior Assembly 35 Cabbagr- Thcatrc' 23 Trcasurvr of Class I, ROBERT WOOD Bobby Patrol Club I, 2, 3, -1-g Prcsidcnt of Patrol Club 3, 4, Dancing Club lg Loyalty Club 4g Socccr 3, 4, Manage-r of Base-ball 3. BETTY ZIEGLER Betty Dancing Club lg Journalism Club l, 2, 3, Editor of Green Light 3, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Red Cross 25 Field Day 35 Boomerang Staff 4. NCQ on line I952 CLASS HISTORY September 1946 found us 109 strong fYes that s rlght 1095 We seemed 1n a daze and quite lost on our first day 1n hlgh school until finally taken 1n hand by our three home room teachers M1ss Mc Fadden Mr ohnson and M1ss Bergstrom But xt wasnt so bad after all Everyone trymg to tell June and anet apart new faces new personall 1es strange teachers who soon acquainted us w1th the way thlngs were done class trlps studymg Latm Amer1ca crowded Dancmg Club Seventh Grade Day our big event of the year As 8th graders we felt not nearly so young as last year What t1mes we had cuttlng up 1n class es ' Halloween part1es Christmas parties and weenxe roasts were a b1g part of the year We must sm1le to thmk of the good times we had practxclng for 8th grade day 1n the teachers room And we proved ourselves worthy actors and actresses 1n Ro mance and Royalty The Br1t1sh are Com1ng and Hero V1lla1n and Everythmg Practlces for style show C Get Yourself a Broom J our boys proud of the progress they were makmg 1n shop learning all about Maryland class trip assemblles mov1es Cbut the movle projector hard on His Lordship s Klndness Home Ec parties wxth Mrs Vogel My' what a year Then we found ourselves 1n the 9th grade and steadlly getting closer to our goal Partres dances and the Athletic Banquet-one of the blg affamrs of the year cold morn1ngs 1n new right learmng songs for a music assembly Sclence Falr w1th Arn and Martha w1nn1ng first prize 1n the umor D1v1s1on field day May Ball everybody sorry to lose some of our classmates to Oxon H11 class weenre roast at Mrs Sapp s to end the year As Sophomores we packed many good tlmes mto n1ne short months Clubs study halls where no body studied chasmg IHSCCIS for M1ss Guxs b ology class drssectmg frogs and earthworms r1ght before lunch pep ralhes those wonder ful mght basketball games no1sy buses Chrlst mas dance Cabbage Theatre b1g success Snow Ball a really gorgeous affalr with Ann Russell as Snow ueen Two of our g1rls oan Seaman and anet England on May Court Phys Ed hlkCS field day proud and surprrsed members of our class who were 1nducted 1nto Natlonal Honor SOC1Cty Our Sophomore year swiftly drawmg to a close September 1950 we were umors What ex crtement when we ordered our class rmgs p an ning the Kris Krmgle Dance to make money for our Prom one of our biggest undertak1ngs of the year dude ranch dances umor Assembly whlch was a terrific success Penny TFZVIS Wfltlng our Jr Class song Txt Wlllow Beverly Wood get tlng a large ovatlon after pantommmg Orange Colored Sky skatmg part1es on Friday n1ghts more members proud to become part of the Natlonal Honor Soclety ralny Mondays for drlvers trammg classes new romances some of our glrls flashmg engagement rmgs St Pat rlck s Dance wlth ltS gorgeous decorations was anoth er hlghllght of the year Our Junlor Senior Prom at Coral Hills was something to remember mdeed gurls IH May Court Tri H1 Y and H1 Y trlp to New York Wow ' Our girls usherettes at Vespers and Graduatlon' A perfect fimsh to a perfect year SENIORS 1ts even hard to say' M1ss Hebard and M1ss Mac our homeroom teachers Class ofhcers chosen Mac Graham our presldent c1l Yearbook staff got off to a head start sellmg ads was one of the first class undertakmgs Every one enjoyed plann1ng the Gobl1n s Hop Banquet at the Lotus Yuletlde Frollc w1th Glen Pyles as Mr Surratts measurmg for caps and Senxor gowns ordering announcements and mvlta tions M1ss Langs little jar for her Christmas fund mght meet1ngs of the Boomerang staff great fun Cheerleading staff organ1zed fwhat a time we had at that first practxcej Charlle thmkmg we were hopeless but finally decldxng we d do What thoughts of New Years Eve M1ss Hebard coming back as Mrs Robm Shulers st1ll a favorite w1th the crowd Our memorable umor Sen1or Prom fThanks to the umors lt was wonder u J May Ball better than ever and preceded by our long awalted Dedlcatlon What more could we ask as we real1ze that our school days are drawing to a close 50 SENIORS whose faces are no longer new Graduatlon the finale to the most wonder ful days of our l1ves What a strange feelmg you get when the first chords of the processlonal rmg forth a tear here and there covered by a sm1le Its been wonderful and we ve attained our goal at last We re alumm but we can never forget' U P Q Q u Q 3 3 , I 9 J ' ' - , , l - 3 3 ' 9 , .J , ' . ... ...J , . . , . 1 a ' l. 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Wrztten to the famzly of DONALD ENGLAND Mr john M Pryde hzs hzffh school prmczpal Donald was loved by all who knew hlm What IS the secret of such a hfe? We would do well to ask ourselves whence comes thls strength and beauty m a hfe we mxss so sorely? Perhaps lf we learn thxs, ew en our own grref and darkness may be turned xnto knowledge and hght and 1n death we may too End the abundant l1fe Here has been a l1fe that was hved close to beauty findmg joy 1n even the small and slmple parts of l1fe Th1s qu1et strength and radlant beauty are gxfts Whlfh we have been prxvxleged to see We ChY1SllaHS bel1eve 1n a God who reveals Hnmself to man m the hves of men chlefly and com of those who hve m close harmony w1th Hrs Holy Splrlt Do we ask then the secret of thls hfe which has been 1n our m1dst7 Rejolce wxth exceedmg great joy for Joy has trlumphed over pam and hfe has conquered death Th1s IS the Lords dolng and It 1S marvelous 1n our eyes To Hlm who ln the love of Nature holds Com mumon wxth her v1s1ble forms she speaks a varlous 1 guage So lzve that when thy summons come to jozn The znnumerable caravan uhzch moves To that mysterzous realm where each shall take Hzs chamber rn the szlent halls of death Thou Ho not lzke a quarry slave at nzght Scourfred to hrs dun eon but sustazned and soothed By an un alterznff trust approach thy Grave Lzke one that wraps the drapery 0 hzs couch About hzm and lzes dozvn to pleasant dreams Almxghty God whose purposes are from every lasting to everylastmg and ln whose hands are the ISSUES of hfe and death grant us Thy strength ln our time of weakness Thy Courage for our fears Thy comfort for our sorrows We pray for Donald as we know he prays for us We seem to g1VC hlm back to Thee dear God who gavest hlm to us Yet as Thou dldst not lose hmm 1n glxlng so we shall not lose hxm ln return Not as the world guest, glvest Thou, O Lover of Souls' What Thou guest Thou takest away For what 19 Thme 19 our, always, for we are Thme, and Q GQ 'Ph-I A is NNN hfe IS eternal loxe IS lmmortal and death IS only a horlzon and a horlzon IS nothlng but the l1m1t of our s1ght Llft us up strong Son of God that we may see further Cleanse our eyes so we may see more clear ly draw us Closer to Thyself that we may know ourselxes nearer to our beloxed who rs Wlth Thee And wh1le Thou dost prepare a place for us pre pare us for that happx place where he IS and Thou art we too may be through esus Chrlst our Lord Amen by D ' . . V' T 1 x I . Y . . . . My 9 ,1 I I Y, . . . in W, - iii, t . . . . I yu Q' . lj.'-Atltifi ' g . . . . K .nt '.,'::,:r K 'I 5. J if E, U. ' I ' I . ,Q .sguvlgirllstz N 'hx .ru ' Stqfgffflg-,f :X A pletely ln our Lord jesus Chrlst, but also 1n the hves '11 ' , Aff,'.'.Q,'::,L .N f. .' I v ' . -'af 4' ' iff? lim, Ll ' s . ' ' ' . 7 . . s 1 Y . . o ' 3 . . . 7 ' . , - . ,r . . U H . . , . . , ' ' 9 . ' ' as - H ' ' ' s a ' 7 - 1 - v , ' , V V Y an - ' , , . , V . . u , . I . I 7 , ' 7 l , 5 J 3 . . . l , , 5 1 ' J 5 S' 1 f b 7 6 7 ' ' JP , . X, - - ,Q 7 m m 7 I 3 1 I . 7 3 . U .vw -Mi? V . l . . , , x s . l 1 , yn I so s 9 .gf C PIO .7 ngone 'Sf SCPHGMCRES XDR, in-lv '94 Row I Mary Arnold Helen Bovbjerg Alton Burgess Avonelle Carroll Charles D Arney john DCHDISOH Row 2 Rlchard Duddmg Merle Folsom Janet Goddard James Hall Lols Hmchllfle Peggy Hook Row 3 ames Huntmgton Harrxet Jones Steve Kidd Wllllam Laughlm Alxce Moffett Dorls Phelps Row 4 Carol Plant Eleanor Rlley Carroll Rob1nson Rxchard Ryon Patr1c1a Schultz Walter Scott Row 5 Patsy Seaman Betty Shxfflett john Sxckler George Smger Glorxa Smith Davxd Soper Row 6 Thomas Summers Patrlcla Whnte Earl Wlllett Leonard Wllllamson Rose Wood Not shown Donald Dahl Margaret Geler Glenn Evans Dora Haas Patrlcla Leech Dorls Poland Kathleen Pylcs Robert Rack ey, Myra Rlgor, Kenneth Moore, Robert Mumford, Laura Robeson, Ella Splcer, Bet ty Tester, Mary Thomason, James War rmg, Exleen Wood, Ronald Wood, Russell Wood OU, CL en 0 D Q 5 R5 4-'A J U . ' sy F ' Z' if erts E M I gi,, L V A may . I , X 'S in f f g ,H R . Jiwl - ' 1 , , 4 e s , G I t Y ' , , 1' ' .. af V t , If ' I . , .V I I , .rf- ' , V , - s A 'P ,V Q' NINTH GRADE Front row fleft to rzghtj Phxllp Marshall Robert Honeycutt Franklm Taylor Thomas Duke W1ll1am Daye, Franklm Dlckerson Allan Canter Edward Shock Second row Bertha Gardner Catherine Moody Margaret Dennison ean Rob lnson Patrxcla Romjue Florence Blume Shelby Coffey Patr1e1a Edelen oy Slckler Prxscllla Wllllamson Joyce May nard o Ann Slmpkms Mrs Orleans Thzrd row Edmund WV1ndsor Frances Harrison Marlan Dermott Betty Lou H111 Dons Hamby Lorralne Robeson Dorothy Mlller Mary Ann Coolxsey Kay ones ean WE1flCh osephlne Parker Patrlcla Theunlssen Eyelyn Wood Madeline Klmble Shirley Holmes Eyalyn Mortlmer Fourth row W1ll1am Tay man oseph Beach W1ll1am Wmdsor Dayld Windsor ohn Loweth Wllllam Kunble Robert Tartlsel Donald Riley Alfred Plerce Rlehard Slusarslu Gerald Townsend Allan Edwards Wllllam Bryan Carl Soderlund Leonard Soper Allan Brown Wayne Beyer Frances KISSIHQCF QLUGI' .9 Jud tfy EIGHTH GRADE b Front row fle t to nghtj Regma Canter Arlene Callahan oyce Huntmgton Vlolct D11 kerson Mary Kenney Dorothy Bayne oseph Gray essee Goddard Thomas H111 Robert Hermek ohn Crouch Stnndzng Carolyn Emns joan Mur phy Patr1c1a Hyland Harold Greenway Gerald Gonzales, MZTXOH Bexarcl Thomas Bryan Robert Moore Kenneth ohn son Robert H111 W1ll1am Kessmger june Brown Loretta Farrell Ann Mumford Not shawn Benard McKenna ohn W1lson .7 y QZDOOLQJ S .9l'll'l0C0l'lt Front mu Klet to nghtj Lynn Robmson Patr1c1a W1l11ams, Florence Ryon Barbara S1mpk1ns Dor1s Rlchards Geral dmc- Sm1th Annle Thomas Margaret Wlndsor Carolyn D111 Ga11 l'V1ld6S M1ldred Wood Donna Prlset Standzng Mr Bunton Jerry S1mpk1ns Charles Osgood Daud Walden John Chronaker Leo Wflght R1chard Ward Ronald Plant, Frank 'Neal ohn Tester 'Ihomas Penn Homer Rcv1s Robert Muenzer Fred Thomson Lee Townsend Mrs Noyes Not shown ohn Hall Raymond Relnhart Paul Seandonc Douglas Scott Edward Scott Alg1e Slmmons ames Thomas oe Thompson George Warrmg Rosal1e KlSS1DgCf SEVENTH GRADE The ,rfzrrzth grade :fisher to dedicate this pay' to the 771e 77l0l'j' of lhvir Ilfllffll-l'71ff.3 EILEEN ZINIMERMAN and XYALTER KEENE Back row Joseph Sknerskr George Yates ohn McCall Larry Schultz Danny Wyant Merritt Young Robert Sat terfield Buddy Norris Clifford Schlausky Lawrence Romjue Leonard Padgett Peggy Webster Niary Roylance Cecelia Scott Eleanora Wmstead Janet Wood Frances Parker Bonnie Ragland Ruby Yhgnall Ruth White anet YV1lson, Brenda Webb Nancy WO0lf1dgC une Sellner Front row fslfflflgh E1lccn Zunmerman Earl Robcrts Sammy Riley Richard Mottlmer Lois Tayman Don Myers Gecel1aTrax1s Wanda S1mmons Harry Reus Rxchard Pope Shirley Smlth Lois Osgood Frankie Tayman Mane Singer Not shown 'NelsonR1chards Russell Shifflett 'MJ CLUQ fo .SQCLIJ SJOITLQLU ere Back row Gerald Hatton oe Lee King Wayne Harvllle Danny Penton Billy Burk: Frank Burke Pat Hall George Kmg Bruce Hoffman Edward Brlghtwell Walter Keene, Clyde K1dd Richard Fcrrls Mr Thomas Mulkey Middle row Bette Deason Marie Anderson Kay Braley, Thomas BIQES Edgar Ballangee Dal: Keenan Edward from Donna Drevenak Sandra Lebo Phoebe Corkms Adele Brown Sylvia Gardnzr Ann Johnson jc 'in Kcplmgcr Patricia Kaplan MHYJOYIE ones Ardeen Lynch Shirley Hatton ane Kepllnger Dayxd Hrll George Estfp lront IOLL KSzZtzngj Wayne Gertrude Laughlin Nancy Loweth Larry Lebo Grace Eckard Not .rhoum Preston Bryant Ruth Guer : r :J 1 , 1 fl ,l a - J ' J J 3 D l sa' I A 3 l ! Y I I i 7 1' s 7 D J , E , , J . , 2 'r , I , J 3 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 V V n e 1 1 J 5 ' ' 5 A 5 ' e 0 0 o 'I ' 1 .I ' s Q V S 5 A V lr 2 ' 1 J - 1 7 i 1 1 t , h s A ' ' . . . s Y 1 ' J ' ' y . . x 4 5 ' J ' 1 ' ' ' s K . ' . ' -' 1 J 9 y J ' x ' - r 1 I , ' , ' , J . , ' , . ' - ' f ' Beavers, Miriam Canter, Sandra Dunphy, Robert Carels, Wayne Beach, Melvin Heal, David Green, Russell Fender, . 1 ' 1 Q ' V 'I 4' J 'L - ' r 57'5 ' G f , r Q , Y F1 5 ' , . 7 nj .xg . cg, A S - - - V I i U . g 1' 9 CLASSES IN SESSION ' 5., ml, I 4,5 I DIE Jw. 5 aw- I ff., f, I fit .. , 1: iff? '43 rv- . 'Q Ig A ,f . .fp I' 'n uk. 1.48 x September 10 October 6 October 6 October 26 1Noxember 15 December 10 December 17 anuary 18 February 7 February 14 15 March 14 Aprxl 25 Aprll 30 May 2 une 8 une une 12 CLASS OF SZ I Ill .Ill THE SILVER LININC F1rst Day Of School Semors V1s1t Md U Senlor Class Party Halloween Dance Sen1or Banquet Patrol Club Outlng Chnstmas Dance Awards Assembly Valent1ne's Dance P T A s Ramsha kle Inn St Patrxck s Dance un1or Senlor Prom Ded1cat1on and Dance May Ball Senlor Vespers Sen1or Class Nxght Graduatxon X x X as A DA fi 50 01 1 .g Y Activities Wafiona! ,Honor Sociefy The Aim of All Surrattsville Students The National Honor Society, a relatively new organization at Surrattsville, was formed to promote character, service, leadership, and scholarship among the students. Members are chosen from the top ranks of the junior and Senior classes. V, i is , , Wk A. T ,Q Aww 4 K. ' ' v,-'W s ' ' f . 'A ' ' 7? 1 'E I it .uw-1.1. .- '- e---ff-J-M 1' Seated Kleft to nghtj Ann Russell Martha Weirich anet England Joan Seaman Carole Ann Lucas Penny Travis Betty Jane Canter Standmg Klet to nghtj Mrs Robin Malcolm Graham Ronald Mortimer jo Sapp Mrs Rankin Miss McFadden dur ted into the soclety We hope to set a shining example for Surrattsvilles stu dents and to inspire them to make the N H S their goal The sponsors of the Honor Society are Mr Pryde Mrs Rankin Miss MCFad den and Mrs Robin - '. U l . I P J ! ! I Y D Q ' f ' D 7 3 6 I ' l ' It is our sincere desire to fulfill the pledge which was made when first in- , . . V , . . . , - ' . . , . ' , A Q I ' we .gzcclenf Counci This year was the first year for the Student Council to send delegates to the State Convention in Baltimore. From this convention the delegates discovered how Student Councils in other schools all over the state are run. The other accomplishments for this year have been: The completion of the Handbook, the promotion of a better organized club program, the beginning of a seven period day, the providing of American flags for all homerooms and the sponsoring of the May Ball. The council this year had 21 members, all of whom were active in creating closer relationships between teachers and students. Seatedf left to nghtj Shirley Ammann Gloria Smith Walter Scott Malcolm Graham Joan Duke Ronald Mortl mer oan Seaman Mary Roylance Kay Braley anet Goddard can Welrlch Standmg flet to nghtj Mr Pryde Larry Schultz Chad Pierce Rodney Shifllett Vernon Creamer Ronald Plant Carl Soderlund David Wal den Robert Carels, Miss McFadden The oflicers for 1951 50 were Ronald Mortimer Preszdent oan Duke lst Vzce Preszdent Walter Scott 2nd Vzce Preszdent oan Seaman Secretary Malcolm Graham Treasurer Miss Yale McFadden, Mr John M Pryde Adtzsors at Geal, on The Loyalty Club was organ1zed m late October for the purpose of Stlmulatlng promotmg and con sldermg the general welfare of the school, the students and the faculty The general Ob-lCCtlVC of the Loyalty Club IS to pro mote good c1t1zensh1p Some of the SpCC1f'lC objectxves of the club are to organlze an actxve fire squad that w1ll Carry out effectwe fire dr1lls, to organlze a squad to have charge of c1x1l1an defense act1v1t1es of the school, and to orgamze a squad to promote hxgh standards of mamtenanee and care of the school blllldlflg, equxpment and grounds The followmg patrols and squads and thexr chaxr men have been orgamzed Sound Squad ohn Freemen Movle Publlc Address Staffe Crew Arthur Summers L1 htmg Fzre Squad Bob Whlte Bus Patrol Bob Wood Hall Patrol Carole Ann Lucas Ground Patrol Herbert Leemen Inspectzon Patrol Tommy Summers General Beautz catzon Commzttee Glen Pyles Fzrst row flat to rzghtj Thomas Summers Mar1on Bevard Bxlly Mentges Carole Ann Lucas Arthur Summers Davld Smxth John Freeman Second row let to rzghtj M Pryde Bob White Darda Heal, Glen Pyles Lee Ollver Bobby Woods 'ls 0 0 bl ' ' ..............,..............r.,........ J .. . . . . ' Q 'g ' g rl f . : , . , . , 1 ' 9 . . x ' ' l r' Paffof Seated Het to nghtj Lorrame Bush Helen Robinson Betty Snyder Loretta dArnc'y Rose Marle Vlood Cathcrlne Rllcy, Gall Ann Wlldcs Standmg fleft to rzghtj Mlss Comby Carroll Roblnson Darda Hgal Bobby Wood Mr Bryan Mrs Turner .Ylw M Ml N r-W 1 1 .. t , I A ' ly V . N- l v ' 'I ' is r a v ,rf ' ' 0 , I I W4 lv- ' ,l K-'gk xi' I fl l : D I A! I l 3 V v V! l J ' I V 1 . ' l f JJJ Faffof -r l V J .I . y . . l 1 ff , 'V sk' . . fl si . 1- 1 -A,.l . h .,,.I K,., Q Shlrlf-y 'laylor Roberta Padgett Shlrlcy' Kms: Eunxcc' Maynard anrt England Bxlllc Mattly, Phyllxs Andrews ulla 'Noell Shxrley Ammann Carole Ann Lucas l 0f8Cil Oil Seated vleft to nghtj Charlf-s Osgood of' Sapp Nixss Guls Edmund Vmdsor Bllly XxlHClSOI' V11 lxam lxlrnblc Carl Sodmrlund Smndmg KI t Z rzghty Xllan Edwards hdward Shock Xlton Bur gcss Xllin Brown Rlfhard Rxon Walttr Stott Nf8.YlO!l Buard X -gf 66 77 7 e PQ QUQI' ofafe Lf' QZDUHCA CAFETERIA The cafeteria service workers are: John Theunis- Mrs. Edwin Maust, our efficient manager, is cer- tainly an asset to our school. She has had wide ex- perience in retail selling, food preparation, and man- agement. A graduate of the Lewis Training School, she has worked in the Food Control Department with the Statler Hotel, and taught Vocational Foods Trade in the public schools of Washington, D. C. For the past seven years she has managed cafeterias in Prince George's County. She had also had charge of the food preparation at Girl Scout Camp for the past three years. sen, Bob White, Ronald Mortimer, Joan Seaman, Janet England, Jimmy Thomas, Joe Thompson, Frank Taylor, Priscilla Williams, Lester Rackey, Kathleen Pyles, Donna Priset, Mary Roylance, Carolyn Dill, Kenneth Wise, Warren Farrell, and Walter Fowler. The workers have such objectives as: personal cleanliness, a better understanding of nutrition and what it means to the child, how to work and get along with other people, how to increase their ef- ficiency and think more quickly, and the fundament- als of proper cookery. Our cafeteria has been greatly modernized and utilities such as a large oven, electric mixer, and elec- tric dishwasher enable the workers in the cafeteria to serve delicious meals quickly. Mrs. C. Cook, assistant to Mrs. Maust, is a great help and deserves much credit for her work in the new cafeteria. It is the aim of the cafeteria workers to organize as a study group so that we may become more able to put into practice the Finest lunch program in any school. 'dt rx 3 I f I A??' , fr 1 X i- . A. I 1,3-Fir Q It Ci THE BOOMILRANG W 1th one thought foremost IH utryone s mxnd to publrsh a xearbook to be proud of a class of eager semors had thcrr Hrst meetmg on Septembu 18 A staff was chosen to begm 1IY'1YIlCCl12ttC plans on the Iioomtrang for l9.JZ We haxe truly tI1Cd to make our yearbook lcprt sentatrxe of our last xear at Surrattsx 1lle to 1HtlllClC m It the small thlngs whlch we shall so fondlx munhtr 1n xe us to come Our thanks go out to all those who haxe helped to make the l9J2 Boomerang a suec ess w1thout whose help rt would haxe been an rmpossrble task llxou h wc uc soxrx our work 18 hmshed we shall look back oxcr our work rn daxs to come w1th a feelmg of ffreat prlde at haxmg prepared ourselxes THE BOQMERANG OF 1932 Boomerang Stall' K A I'dztor Busznesr Mana er Photo raphy Editor Sports Ldztors oan Feature Edztor X,,J Speczal Fvents Edztor Snapshot Edztor Art l'dztor Adzfrizszn Pdztor unzor Class fdztor Nznth Grade Fdztor fz hth Gradf Idztorf S4 nzth Cradr Idztors lwzzasurrr 7' M1ll1cent Travxs 'B 1' Martha WClflCh LZ J1mm1e R1pple Seaman Charles Stmger Ann Russell Darda Heal sg Shlrley Arnmann Joseph Sapp ohn Theumssen Phylhs Andrews Betty jane Canter une Burgess anet Burgess Arm Lew1s Betty Zlegler anet England w N V' K - ' ,vs V Jn. 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' 5 a ,, '. , 5 ' Q. fw---- ' ' , K. , -----UHH-UH-U--N-M---Un--'nhqnl- J urrafffiua e ,ilglz .SZ 00 an The Surrattsvllle I-hgh School Band was oxganm ed 1n October of 1951 as an electne Course Under the capable leadershlp of M1 ohn Mathena the band conslstln of thlfty one 1nst1u1nents fmght clarl nets one flute thlee saxaphones exqht trumpets three comets one sousaphone one bautone three trombones one bass drurn and two snaxe drumsj 1n.1de 1ts frrst appearance at the P T A 1neet1ng ll anuarx 1932 Ihe four numbers that lt played me xuth dppIOX 11 of then audlence Surmttsxllle has ILISOD to be proud of xts band And we hope that lt keeps on PIOQTCSSIIIQ 1n the years ahtdd as It has 1n thtse past few months -lx 'A Q ' me I I Seated fFir5t rowj: left to right-Betty Snyder, Helen Robinson, Ann Mumford, Betty Parker, June Schultz, Lorraine Bush, joan Duke, Barbara Simpkins, Gail Wildes, Gorgene Gonzales, Jean Robinson. Second row Cleft to rightj: Priscilla Will- iamson, Jean YN'eirich, Betty W'alters, Patty Schultz, Evelyn Wood, David Walden, Carroll Robinson, Raymond Reinhart, Homer Revis, Penny Travis, Diana Hermann, Patsy Seaman, Patricia Theunissen, Myra Rigor, Joyce Maynard. Third row fleft to rightj: Mary Thomason, Joyce Sickler, Patsy lNhite, Kenneth Johnson, Ronald Plant, Doris Phelps, Kay jones, Mrs. Moorehead. Fourth row Kleft to fightj: Bobby Muenzer, Charles Osgood, Jerry Smith, Chad Pierce, Ronald Mortimer, Darda Heal, Richard Ryon, W'alter Scott, Billy Wise, Billy Echard, Edward Shock, Bill Kappell. .14 60,0102 a Cltoir For the second year the A Cappella Choir was at their initial appearance this year. They have al- organized under the direction of Mrs. Jean Moore- so appeared at the Dedication of the new building. head. Rehearsals were on Monday, Wednesday and The Spring Concert was the hight point of their year. Friday mornings before school. The librarian, Helen They also took part in the 'lSing', assembly in May Bovbjerg, kept attendance and assisted the director. and the Senior Vespers in June. Gwynn Park High School was host to the Choir ixe fi7nAemAL The mixed ensemble of '51-'52 was composed of This proved to be both educational and thrilling to the same members as that of last year. all. In October the members made their initial appear- The ensemble was honored by being asked to en- ance of the year in the All State Senior High Chorus tertain for the Bus Patrol Christmas Party held at at Baltimore. The group received the registration fee, the Cheverly Theatre on December 10, 1951, at which was greatly appreciated, from the P.T.A. which they sang their favorite songs Country Style and l'll See You Againf, Other appearances of the year included an ex- change assembly at Gwynn Park High School, P.T.A., the sing assembly, the Spring Concert and Senior Vespers. Deep sorrow was telt by all over the passing on of our dear friend and fellow student, Donald Eng- ,K land, who added so much to our ensemble and 1 A quartette groups. In his memory we are placing a Y plaque in the new music room. 4 First row Kleft to rightj: Betty Snyder, Helen Robinson, Lor- raine Bush, june Schultz, joan Duke. KSecond row left to rightj: Darda Heal, Billy Eckard, Chad Pierce, Ronald lwiortimer. lla... G Mitzi it ,ni I First row lleft to rightj: Malcolm Graham, Bob White, Billy Mentges, Charles Stinger, Ronald Mortimer, Vcrnon Creamer. Second row Kleft to rightj: Lee Oliver, Lester Rackey, Arthur Summers, Jimmie Ripple, Thomas jenkins, Francis Jenkins, Glen Pyles, Leroy Thomas, John Yerkie, Mr. Mulkev. by an ji- by Under the leadership of Mrs. Rankin and Mr. Mulkey, both clubs became active after the New Year began. Our main project this year has been the decorat- ing of the school Christmas tree. For the previous two years the Y Clubs have gone on field trips to New York. Mr. William Cooper first introduced this club pro- gram in our school four years ago. The purpose of the club is: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. First row fleft to rightj: Shirley Am- mann, Diana Her- mann, Phyllis An- drews, julia Noell, Pat Moffett, Carole Ann Lucas. Second row fleft to rightj: Mrs. Rankin, joan Seaman, Roberta Pad- gett, Shirley Taylor, Eunice Maynard. The four planks in the platform of the clubs are: clean speech. clean sportsmanship, clean scholar- ship, and clean habits. The emblem of the HI-Y and TRI-HI-Y is a white cross in a red triangle signifying that Christ is the center of all our activities and our lives. The triangle represents the part the YMCA plays in the HI-Y and TRI-HI-Y in that it stands for balanced personality. The HI-Y is very proud of one of its members, Mac Graham, who was voted the HI-Y boy of the county for 1951. c . 0 endhw nc nessembll P55 A fien siw 1-5 X? 1 QPCL jI CLl'lCCl,l5 Le Cercle francals sest blen amuse pendant lannee Nous jomons au theatre au plano et aux questlons Nous auons beaucoup de la mus1que uelquefols 11 fallalt ecr1re Nous ChO1S1SlOI'1S un presldent et un secretaxre de nouveau chaque seance Nous sommes Mme Robm Mlle Hermann Mlle Maynard M Mortlmer Mlle Robmson Mlle Russell M Sapp Mlle Seaman and Mlle Travls et notre vxsxteur M Graham Adleu nos amls' ux.S omb M e S J U dans Xeo. S Ael YW Je la musl UC Vein msd-eva 2213 Voultz Vous Boise Je lon Boise o.vec mol? 4 X 0WNmcn'l' ,P VQKQUQ pow al auf 4 X X Le Bam M, i 5 .. ,J I P L 1 'N A o V - A, Qui '-bt? To 5' 1 5 M Q Lf? , I, . 1 f V e Q 571 r Q . . 1 T9 ff! M , f M I M if 4 IN V. , YUQ . , X 'I L ' ' . . 55 I . v 49? R . I ,,, t. , ,W . u, ai Qc J ' X X ei p PM oix N 4 MR u I M 7 ky 1 'Q W n p I 5 A R. -f . Q Ollie en Cll'lCe The Halloween Dance was held October 26 m the multx purpose room Am1d dancmg and cake walks to the l1lt1ng muslc of the Teen Tlmers came el'll0l The trlp to Maryland UHIVCTSIYY was a complete days entertamment Begmmng at 9 30 A M there was regustration at the Armory followed at about 11 00 A M by a tour of the campus After lunch m the enormous dlnlng hall there was a football game Ql'll0l The Semor Banquet was held at the Lotus Club on November 15, at 8 30 P M The floor show, mam attracuon, was presented after dmner, and was followed by dancxng to the club's orchestra Gxrls IH paflv The fifth annual Patrol Club Chrxstmas party was held December 10, 1951, at the Cheverly Thea tre The opemng exercrses were performed by the Sur rattsvllle Hlgh School Ensemble wh1ch sang thelr favorltes, Country Style and I'lI See You Aga1n, and the Glrls' Ensemble, wh1ch sang L1nd1 Lou K the hlghhght of the dance the selectron of costumes Thomas Duke won most orlgmal Penny Travxs the prettlest and the funmest ames Zlmmerman l l free of charge to the hlgh school v1s1tors at Byrd Stadlum rn wh1ch Maryland beat George Washmg ton Un1vers1ty 54 13 So the day ended w1th a better understandmg of a umversltys workmgs and a sore throat Clllfillef flowmg pastel gowns dancmg around the floor to the sweet muslc can only be appreclated by the partxcx pants CM Kenneth Moore, our v1ol1n1st, played Sarabanda and Czardas and Helen Bovberg, soprano, sang Love Is Where You F1nd It , and My Hero Cartoons and comedles were seen afterward and enjoyed by all Candy was gxven to each patrolman as he left the theatre T 3 'T' :f ff? -' ' - 1 ' ' ,- if '53 mf. 5' ' .A M 5 s I t A 3 V L 5 f 'fflf' Zi? l , . . 'N f V ,Atl ' ' ' r, ,.v'. Y ,', 5 f 'X - - r -5- fill. . A K , , . . . . . , , ' ' ' S a , 5 , J - . 0 a , . . . I . . . . - 3 3 ' ' . . . . , . I . . I ' . , s s - o ?!uLfio!e rage The annual Christxnzis llzmve. the Yule- tide Frolie, sponsored by the Junior Class. was highlighted by the ceremony of pro- claiming Carol Plant and Glen Pyles Miss and B112 Surrattsville High Svhool, The Holly Room. elaborate wrt-aitlis, and moonlight winter svenes reflected the festive holiday spirit. Cuioiclii Caper . . . The Cupid's Caper was held on February 7th by the class of '54, and sponsored by Mrs. Sapp. Although held in the newly completed multi-purpose room, decorations were pretty as well as appropriate and the refreshments were enjoyed by all. The highlight of the dance was the election of the King, Arthur Summers, and Queen, Julia Noell, of Hearts to the lilting music of the Teen Timers. The tenth grade tr1p was conducted 3 A J by Miss Guls and ent gra e Mr Mulkey The trip included tours through the aqua rlum the Medical fl Museum and the Museum of Natural History ll!Cll 6l .AJJQWLAQ5 The award assemblies were held on January 15 1932 and in the Multi Purpose room The first was for lnauguratlon of a new award system and awards The former system was to award a felt letter for scholarshlp and a chenille letter for each sports participation Under the new system an insignia is added to the athletic award for the sport or sports participated in and a chevrons bar for a repeat ID that sport Inslgmas are also added to the scholastic award for partic 1pat1on and ac hiewement It IS hoped by the faculty that color and new significance will Regrets and apologies are extended to last years award w1nners for not haxmg held an assembly last wear but due to the re construction of the auditori um it was impossible at that time Awards for 1930 31 hate been mailed to winners no longer at Sur ratts . . , . I9 , I , . , - 5 I V . Y . v . . last year's awards. The second was for this year's be added to the award by this new system. ' Y x . . Y , Y - b. . .- , 9 Sf.. W., M The May Ball of 1952 was one of the highlights of the year. The crowning of the King and Queen of May amid beautiful decorations and lovely dance music made it a memorable event. The Student Council tra- ditionally sponsors the May Ball and this year's members are to be complimented on the success of this annual undertaking. .gzlzoof .ibechcafion The Dedication of the addittion to Surrattsville High School followed the theme Home Coming for Old Graduates. In addition to the formal dedication we had a class meeting of graduates after which was held an Alumni Associated Forum. It was felt that a good active Asso- ciation would be a direct asset to our school. Jcfmy Jett. The noriginatorsn of the Killarney Katch, the present day juniors, presented the St. Patrick's Dance March 14. The Killarney King and Queen once more presided over their Royal Court and all the lads and lassies of Surrattsville High School danced to the lively strains of colorful tunes from beloved Ireland. unior - enior rom The social minded junior Class, veterans of three successful dances, put their experience and energies to a full test in their endeavor to fete the Seniors of 1952. It was Junior's sincere desire to make this function the memorable social high- light of their high school career. if 73 I ive cz Ckeer . Our cheerleaders, in green and white, made their first appearance at the game with Oxon Hill, January 8th, They have been a great help to our team's morale and we are justly proud of them. The cheerleaders bought new sweaters and skirts. They have acquired letters and mega- phones. A few new cheers this year are: GR-GR-E-E-N WV-H-VV-H-I-T-E Yea, GREEN., YEA, WHITE., YEA, TEAM! LETJS FIGHT! GREEN AND WHITE, GREEN AND VVHITE You know, I know Team? all right, Are we? Yes! Well I guest, Another victory for S. H. S. The squad is under the direction of Mrs. Rankin. The captain is Charles Stinger. Shir- ley Ammann, Phyllis Andrews, Diana Hermann, Julie Noell, Ann Russell, Joan Seaman, and Martha Weirich are members. C7 Q., . 1 1 QV N 41. w3L2?Lw ans.- ' an E . af fd, , Paw AWE? 5 xi-'H-. 13 if 9 .4 J .: -6 , 1,,J mf ? Q. Q 1' A as Us ' gp 1 it its 'f' 1' ' j s M, W V 'NH ws ws fi- 1 , iv- ' s s s s N M' 4 ' A 1-an E . ,xi4,,, ,5.gffrgf a We M 3, , R' 9 P Eff rg. 0 M' r 'fi' ak , o w if n I I 5-iii A , x N , 1.f 5 1 .fix 2 MAI COLM CRAHM Mac Captain of thc tram Hrs! strlng squad src ond hugh scorer wxth 137 pomts Bu L MENTFE9 Billy Co Captaln f he team first .vtrmg guard thxrd hlgh scorer wxth 119 pomts Lowau. Hmcnnrrrn Hznchre CHARLES STINGFR Chuck First strmg forward fourth hlgh scorer with 95 pomts jo!-:N Yuzxu- Yerk Second strmg guard wlth 30 pomts THOMAS JENKINS mx Fxrst strmg center first Second string Center h1gh scorer wxth 184 wlth 35 pomts pomts Jox-INME Vsmsow' CREAMER Tmzuxrssnw glow poke Ohnfllf Second strmg forward FIISI strmg forward, with 6 pomts Hfth hrgh scorer w1th 70 pomts 11 I , 4 , . V , . .I , 1 I - n . . 1. ' 1 - ' 0 t ' K I I ' . . 1 3 . . I. ,, 'L 4' A I ' '. LESTER RACKEY JOE BRYAN Les Coachie Substitute guard Coach of the team JAMES GLASS THOMAS MULKEY Poogie TOVP1 Substitute forward Assistant Coach GEORGE Bnooxs CARROLL ROBINSON George Carroll Substxtute guard Manager of the team RODNEY SHIPELET DARDA HEAL Rodney Knot shownj Substxtute forward and GLEN PYLES Asslstant Managers As the 1932 Prlnce Geox es Countx basketball season opened Surrattsvllle had e1ght regulars left from last wear Added to th1S was the new mater1al of the un1or VHYSIIY After wmnmg two and losmq two practlce games Surrattsx 1lle was defeated At laurel Surratts lost a heartbrcalxez 11 40 Team members are 'Vlac C raham Captazn B111 Nflentges fo Faplazn Iowell Hmchllffe Charles Stinger ohn Theumssen Vernon Creamer ohn Yerkle Thomas enluns Lestcl Raclxex George Brooks RodneySh1fllet ames Glass X: ,K ' x X' - G' 1 Q an - . ,V lv 3 V. in their opening game by Oxon Hill. 46-31. Then we lost to Gwynn Park. 37-24. 4 ll ' ucv: I Ag!!! Ar gil If ll '3' 9 xlnlflf 4 Us 17 X mil B f-E5 V JUNIGR VARSITY The Junlor VZYSITY basketball team has had a wonderful turn out thrs year They have had a good season Mr Mulkey and Mr Bryan had to work hard to put these boys 1n shape The umor Varsxty has won 7 and lost 5 Back row let to nght Joe Bryan ohn Slekler James Hall Robert Rackey Alton Burgess Car roll Robmson Mr Mulkey Front row let to rzght R1chard Ryon D1ckyDuddlmg Brec P1erce Edwm W1ndsor W1ll1am Kxmble , - f' - H - V7 722 - A ' EE 'M' if L..',t........ s 1g.ap..42. .il 43 ,'T. lx n s x lg V .. K A 1 as Ii - A S B . ' hL JT Y 1 L Rl Y E mm si 3, 4 S 3 I5 x E . K . ' J . f ' 2 .l i 1 ' , . . : f h 1 . a . l 2 l 9 BASEBALL The 1952 Baseball season vull open w1th our veteran p1tchers Arthur Summers and Lester Rackey heading our p1tCl'111'1g staff Behind the plate w1ll be reliable B111 Mentges w1th Thomas Jenkins standing by 1f needed Mac Graham IS at short stop and we are buildmg the mfield around him Vernon Creamer will play first base 1n place of Karl McK1nney Second base was vacated by Ray Fowler and ack Cooper and we expect George Brooks to take thelr place Thlrd place IS also open and w1ll probably be filled by Rodney Shlfllet Returnlng to the outfield will be John Yerkle and Frances Jenkms The new candidates are Thomas enkms and Charles Stinger With the new and better fac1l1t1es we hope to be hlghly suc cessful 1n the race for the County Championship .I . . I . . Q . . . 4 J n ,il Girls Senlor Hugh Soccer This year the team expanded their mterscholastic games to two both with Frederick Sasscer Although they lost one and vson one they created a friendly attltude between the two schools elfel' fl eredtlniale t Q OLUQI' 0 Onian Girls Senlor Hugh Softball Settling down to a serious seasons work by practicing after school the girls hope to be successful in playing the following schools: Gwynn Park Oxon Hill Frederick Sasscer and the Alumni. F . I 4 THE SURRATTS Among the VZTIOUS new sports and act1v1t1es mcludmg archery golf field hockey and square dancmg e glrls gym classes have engaged rn a full mme Job 1n the form of pubhshmg a newspaper The money from the sale of these newspapers 15 bemg used to buy Amer1can flags for the school rooms Staff of the Surratts Pdztor Eumce Maynard Busznerv Manager Phyllls Andrews Czrculatzon .Manager Patsy White News Ildztor oan Duke Edzlorzalr Joan Seaman Feature Edztor Carol Ann Lucas .Sjrortf Edztor uha Noell Plcmfrzlary News Glor1a Holmes Art I dztar Shxrley Ammann Adzzsor MISS Dons Comby ffgila 5 l X th , , . . . . . . . 1 ' ,....,..,...,........,,.....,...,,,r......., J rf ' ' -------------v'-------W-----a----W----'----- r ' A 1 ' ,,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,...,..,,4,,,,.,..Q,.,.,.. J ' Literary Editor ....,.,.......,..,..v.....,......... Doris Phelps ' 4. A- i 13 ,V . , - bf 'A - ' . N, y VJ' s ,. 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' ' v V gf, Girls Sensor Hugh Basketball This year something new has been organized pertaining to girls basketball Instead of having a g1rls basketball league there has been mstigated the Sports Day This day will be a special day dedicated to basketball only Two or more schools in the county will send girl s teams to a designated ketball The teams will play each other at that time W1th the fine coaching of Miss Cornby the girls hope to emerge near the top of the list The team at Surrattsvllle also mtends to have invitational games at which time they plan to com cer Oxon H111 Gwynn Park Alumnl and Suitland s?'V' I , 1 I place at which there will be facilities to play bas- pete against the following schools: Frederick Sass- 'Qt by W.. . 1 N- Q i 1 X I o If 22,0 Q i .54 - 4 'ask H5 PW vii ,,,.-9' Pwvg V 5' 4 I?- , . 13,2 .49 Env 3, ellel' ll The mallman was early that momlng and as I saw h1m leave some mall 1n my box I rushed out as usual to sort through the b1lls and ads that he had brought But Walt' Thls envelope looked llke nelther of the two kmds of mall I usually recelve I ripped the envelope open and there It was' An 1nv1tat1on to a blg class reunlon party at the El Sur ratt Club Of course I knew that the El Surratt Club was that world famous restaurant owned and operated by two of my old classmates the twms une and Janet Burgess Thls reunlon promtsed to be very excltxng and of course I wouldn t dream of gomg to the El Surratt Club wxthout somethmg new to wear So on lookmg over my finances I found I could afford a Mademolselle Robmson Ongmal I just recently dxscovered that Mademol selle Robmson IS 1n reahty Mart1a Robmson now one of the foremost fashlon deslgners The store I went to to purchase my dress was a smart ultra modem new one that had just recently opened It was being efliclently managed by Martha Wex nch who had a great number of workers under her and was responsxble for everythmg that went on m the store Later I was told that John The unlssen had been the deslgner of the buxldlng ulte a d1st1nct1on' I was greeted by an eiliclent saleswoman who mformed me that Mademolselle Robmson dresses were to be modeled 1n the Mann Salon m approxl mately half an hour As I took a seat I couldnt help overhearmg the conversatxon of two women sxttlng ln front of me They were enthuslastxcally dxscussmg the new book I had seen revrewed IH the paper a short whlle back Poems for Young and Old wrltten by M1ll1CCHt Travls and trans lated 1nto three languages by Penny herself And then I looked up and there to my surprxse was Ann Russell who was to do the announcing of the fashlons In the few mmutes before lt was time for the show to start I talked to Ann and found out that she had been dolng quxte a good deal of announcmg for shows of thls type and al so for radro and televlsxon She too had recexved her lnvttatxon to the reumon and was maklng plans for attendmg The show started and 1n walked a tall blonde wearmg a beautxful green gown But suddenly the gown became lI'lSlgTllfIC3.I'lt for I rec ogmzed the blonde as bemg Glorla Holmes' Shortly thereafter I purchased my dress and started for home But as I saw a b1g Studebaker sedan pull up and a chauffeur step out and open the back door of the car I couldn t resxst watchmg and yes sure enough oe Sapp stepped from the car He was 1n a great hurry so I dld not stop hlm and he whlzzed by not recogmzmg me oe IS now part owner of the entlre Studebaker Corpora txon I pxcked up a newspaper at the corner stand and there on the front page was a blg wrlte up of the dlscovery of a new element xts propertles and all about lt It had been dxscovered by those two out standlng co workers Ronald Mortlmer and Darda Heal And just thmk back 1n eleventh grade chemlstry class they couldnt even generate chlor me wxthout lettlng It escape The paper I bought was the one that IS managed by Eunlce Maynard and has as xts soc1ety edltor Shlrley Ammann Fmally the mght of the reunlon came On the tram on the way to the club I met Lester Rackey and Bobby Woods now admxrals 1n the Navy What a story they had to tell' It seems as though Henrietta Rlchards a Navy nurse had been ln the rlght place at the rlght tlme and somehow res cued Lester from drownmg and saved h1S hfe by artxficxal resplratlon At approxlmately the same tune as we arrxved at the El Surratt Club a group of Frenchmen were also entering the restaurant In a very fast French they were demandlng servlce but no one could un derstand what they were saymg But wa1t' One of the Umted Natnons translators was on hand and she qulckly rectlfied the sxtuatxon The translator I recognlzed as Dlana Hermann Then as I look ed around I saw what a beautlful place the club was how beautlfully decorated It was and what good color combmatxons had been used After be 1ng greeted by the twms I compllmented them on the room and they saxd that the entxre Job of m terror decoratlon had been done by Betty Zlegler Lee Ollver had supplled all the beautlful flowers , - 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' a 9 ' for the occasron He rs now owner of one of the largest florrst shops rn town Before drnner we sat and chatted I was seated next to Glen Pyles now a very wealthy man and owner of half the busmesses rn Camp Sprrngs Md He told me that Brll Kappel and Roger Everstrne who were seated farther down the table are dorng very well as co owners of a group of used car lots I was sorry to learn that several of our former classmates couldn t be wrth us Vernon Creamer world famed for the great strrdes he has made rn medrcrne had a very rmportant operatron to per form and hrs two nurses Marron Fowler and Regrna Hall wrthout whom rt rs sard he couldn t operate were to assrst hrm The news story had just come out the very day of our party that rmmre Rrpple had recerved the hrghest award for one of hrs photographs that had been entered rn a unrversal contest So we drank a toast of congratulatrons to hrm Our food was then served and what delrcrous food rt was' We were told that the meal had been planned by Ellen Mowry an excellent dretrcran who rs now runnrng a dretrcrans school wrth ap proxrmately 500 members enrolled Durrng the course of the meal two people came rushrng mto the Club and after some mrnutes they were recognrzed as Charles Sellner and Wayne Peters Wayne breathlessly explarned that as they got rn therr plane at Texas to fly to the party some thmg went wrong wrth the engrne and rt was sev eral hours before rt could be reparred Of course we all knew that Charles and Wayne who had gone to Texas to farm had drscovered a great deal of Oll on therr land and were now qurte wealthy Thomas and F rancrs enkrns were srttrng across the table from me They have made a good deal of money from enterrng therr large lot of horses rn vanous races Recently one of therr horses long shot had come rn and pald 20 to 1 Sylvme Dement was srttrng near the end of the table She rs now secretary to our senator from Maryland Brllre Mattly was srttrng besrde Sylvme I notrced she looked trred but then I remembered that she rs owner and operator of a Chrldrens Day Nursery A short whrle after enterrng I had notrced Brlly Mentges comrng rn on crutches Now I remember ed to ask about hrm It seems he was tryrng to surpass hrs own record for hrgh Jumprng when he fell and broke hrs leg Phyllrs Andrews was there and of course we all had heard of her great actrng performances on the stage and televrsron Betty Jane Canter settrng next to Phyllrs has wrrtten many plays for TV and radro Charles Strnger manager of the T W Arrlrnes was srttrng wrth hrs secretary Shrrley Krng and une Whrte a hostess on the T W Arrlrnes Carole Ann Lucas who IS now runnrng a charm school was a perfect advertrsement for her school After drnner the entertarnment began anet England played a very beautrful prano solo She had rnterrupted a concert tour just to be wrth us for the reunron Beverly Wood whose record of a new hrt song just hrt the mrllronth mark sang the number she made so popular Davrd Smrth srngrng star of radro and televrsron honored us by performrng a few of hrs routmes Next the dancrng team of udy and Reds known to us as ulra Noell and Arthur Summers drd a very grace ful tango Bob Whrte gave a brref talk on safety a subject drrectly related to hrs job as safety man ager for the Unron Pacrfic Rarlroad After a brt more of remrnrscrng much to our chagrrn the evenlng came to an end As I thank ed my hostesses and turned to leave I heard some one speakrng apparently to me But as I looked closer I saw Mac Graham and rmmedrately realrz ed that he strll had hrs old habrt of talkrng to hrm self He was musrng over some of the problems he now has as an rnstructor at Annapolrs Naval Academy I was accompanred by Joan Seaman and Ann Lewrs on the tram back to my home oan IS now an rnstructor of athletrcs at one of the oustandmg unrversrtres and Ann teaches home economrcs at the same unrversrty As I got off the tram and brd my companrons good bye I realrzed what fun the evenrng had been and I felt very sad because rt had come to an end so qurckly . . . . . . , , . . a , . 2 9 .. . 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WI 4 INAME SHIRLEY AMMANN PHYLLIS ANDREWS JANET BURGESS JUNE BURGESS BETTY JANE CANTER VERNON CREAMER SYLVINE DEMENT JANET ENGLAND ROGER EVERSTINE MARION FOWLER MAC GRAHAM REGINA HALL DARDA HEAL DIANA HERMANN GLORIA HOLMES FRANCIS JENKINS THOMAS JENKINS BILL KAPPEL SHIRLEY KING ANN LEWIS CAROLE ANN LUCAS BILLIE MATTLY EUNICE MAYNARD BILLY MENTGES RONALD MORTIMER ELLEN MOWRY JULIA NOELL LEE OLIVER WAYNE PETERS GLENN PYLES LESTER RAOKEY HENRIETTA RIGHARDS JIMMIE RIPPLE MARTIA ROBINSON ANN RUSSELL JOE SAPP JOAN SEAMAN CHARLES SELLNER DAVID SMITH CHARLES STINGER ARTHUR SUMMERS JOHN THEUNISSEN PENNY TRAVIS MARTHA WEIRICH BOB WHITE JLNE WHITE BEVERLY WOOD BOBBY WOODS BETTY ZIEGLER QIILOI' aylfl FAVORITE SAYING Where we gomg9 Take zt easy Oh Nuts' What dzd you say Come agazn That s purty good That s rzght Hey I dzdnt know t at Play me some Ernze Tubb La De Da All rzght Dumbell You don t know do you? What are you going to do Oh' just like a burglar Chop Chop I dont know w I dont know Don t worry about It What s zat I don t know what you mean I dont care Bzg Deal Well' You know? I lzkes It I aznt Shucks Belzeve It I ve got news or you It aznt easy I reckon Oh well' Pretty Catty What day IJ thu? Yeah' Hot to go It don t make no mznd I ltkes It too You scrounge you You know what I mean Now 3 ou know Shame on you' You silly thzng Well gzrls' I azn t about to do tt' Don t you know FAVORITE PASTIMF Waiting for Rick Going out Baking Cooking Rcadmg Sports Dancing Dancing Hillbilly Records Bowling 8: Dancing Muslc 8: fighting fires Dancing Eating Playing piano Dancing Telling Jokes Sports Hot Rod Seeing Joe Readmv Dancing Roller Skating Being with ack Going down the Road Music Eating Eating Sports Hangmq around Clinton Hillbllly music Dancing Working on the car Piano and Dancing Reading Stophght Races Crankmg up the Ford Sports Listening to popular music Sports Smoking Girls Talking Day dreaming Fire fighting Bowlmg and movies Dancing Sleeping Movies AMBITION Artist SI eretary Restaurateur Restaurateur Seen tary College Nurse Secretary Air conditlomng work Nurse Mlddlf Nurse Navy Translator Nurse Travel To be a millionaire Swabie Secretary Nurse Beautician Secretary Home Economics Make a lot of money To be a math teacher To learn to drive To be a millionaire Naval Academy To be a millionaire without working Navy Navy nurse Go to college Entertainment work College Architectural Engineer To be happy To be a millionaire Architect Nay al Air Force Pilot Make lots of money Acronautxcal engineer To furnish biographers with Interesting material 'I o type 60 words a minute Phys Ed coach Nursc Smger With the Navy Secretary PROBAEIY Wlll Llerk typlst Clerk typlst Hostess Hostess Secretary Drafted Housewife Housewife In the Army Get Married Swab Get Married Bum Housewife Nurse Ditch digqer Bum Hobo Housewife Secretary P B Ex Operator Housewife Housewife Navy Pfc In Army In the Hospital Bum In the Navy Bum and die poor house Navy Navy nurse In the Air Force Housewife Secretary Studebaker salesman Happy Farmer Sailor lNaval Air Force Pilot Be In the Navy Teach or translator Type 59 words a min Ditch digger Housewife Stagehand In the Salvation Army Married O I , . 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I, , L J , '. V .. V L Y Y . I, . , V' ' ll ' ' 1, J' J ' l . If 5 ll K . ' I, , ' . .. L 5 . . . 4 . I, -J I , '. . ' . I, , ' . Is s Y. I a l 9 ' I, . , ' ' . I, , . . . . If , Y. lv .R . . . . . . In I . . . I . - I. GLORIA HOLMES, will my ability to Chew gum and get away with it to my I, , . ' j. IJ 1 7 li fl k . I 5 ' I: I . It . A K ,. V I5 , Y. . . 7 K Q Y. Y I 5 - A 7 y l V Y . 4 A . K , I, ' s L Y S 4 3 I 1 ll .I . X' ' It b 1' x J N ' LOUIS MENTGES yylll my l1mous1ne to Tommy Summers RONALD MORTIMER yylll my good txmes and success to all yyho do truly seek a hlgh chool dlploma ELLEN MOXVRY vylll my ab1l1ty to catch the bus to anyone needlng the praetlce for the track team ULIA NOELL w1ll my muscles to Wir Mullcey LEE OLIVER w1ll my curly halr to John Yerlne WAYNE PETERS yy1ll my dr1y mg ab1l1ty to Loyyell Hmchclxffe GLEN PYLES w1ll mv yy a1stl1ne to Carter Courtney LESTER RACKEY yyxll my baseball gloye to Merle Folsom HENRIETTA RICHARDS w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along yylth Mr Pryde to Johnny Hall AMES RIPPLE w1ll my job as yearbooly photo rapher to Ronald Coleman 'VIARTA ROBINSON yyxll my love for school to Davld Walden ANN RUSSELL w1ll my place as cheerleader to oy Sxclcler so she may cheer for the future Surratts teams JOSEPH SAPP w1ll my suede shoes to all the cats 1n the yunlor class OAN SEAMAN w1ll my place 1D B1lly s Ford to all those yy ho hay ent rldden an alr condltloned car CHARLES SELLNER yy1ll a Cheyrolet to all Ford mmded boys DAVID SMITH vy1ll my danclng ablllty to Tommy Summers CHARLES STINGER yy1ll my ab1l1ty to play baslyetball to Carter Courtney ARTHUR SUNIVIERS yy1ll my curly red halr to Coach Blyan JOHNI THEUlN ISSEN yy 1ll my l1ttle hot rod to Coach Bryan PENNY TRAVIS yy 1ll my 300 hsts to next year s yearbook MARTHA YVEIRICH yylll my Job as general helper to Charlotte Frlel LNE WHITE w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along yy1th Nlrs Galloyy ay to Ruth YVh1te ROBERT XVHITE yylll my abxlxty to get along yyxth Mrs Ranlsm to Herbert Leeman BEVERLY WOOD yull my ab1l1ty to type to all good commerc 1al students BOBBY VVOOD yy11l my sleepmg and soccer playmg to Tommy Summers BFTTY ZIEGLER yyxll my ab1l1ty to Hnlsh school to anyone yyho needs It Duly uztnesved and attested to on thzs thzrteenth day 0 une zn the year 0 our Lord 71I7l6fF67l hundrfd and ty one , .. 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W'1' k ' M.. s ..--an ? ,f W Ina S 'BEE UIu ,,!'!llllllulllunn We Con ratulatf thc B035 and Czrlf 0 the Graduatzn Class of 1059 and extend our best wzshes or a happx and prosperous uture CURTIS BROS FURNITURE C0 NICHOLS AVE. AT V STllEET...lIl AIIAGDSTIA Dpen Daily 9 to 9, Saturdays 'ill 6-L0. 4 4000 3jmym! fwwf PARK ON OUR LOT U, 4 i 'iii' S-'L' I Ei: i I I ' - 1 I K . , I V IE 21: 4' y .. V I I V :II I ' I E in l L ' -V H I I ' 1 - 'I- WE ,U S1 0 X QQHQ is iil I 5 S ..pI5 ' S-f , I I g 3 If 1 I' , J' ' g ' . V - f 4 f . CLINTON MOTOR COMPANY Inc CX prus 9311 Chnton Maryland BEN FRANKLIN 5 81. 10 FURO F030 'M 4' CYprc5s 0092 -V' El Clinton Maryland Thompson Brothers Furniture LL dlow -1 6000 LUdl0 4 5000 R HS Stous 'f Il or Cox rmg 4' Lqmps ' Lddmg rlgcrator Mundo Sh cl -QQ 'Hits'-Sk 1220 Good Hope Rd S E Washington D C fAnacosta I RLL PARKING IN RILAR OI' STORE, Serving Your Commumty Smce 1010 SIMPKIN S MOTORS SCHULTZ BROTHERS Gas Oll Lubrlcatnon fJCIlCI'3l MCrChaDdlSC General A1110 Repairing CLIINTOIN MARYLAND Lsed Cm Speclallzlngln Bear WheclAl1gnment CYpress 9038 Phono CYprL 55 9611 , ' , , W- P f, f1'?j?j,- K 1 1 Iggy- A . . A 1 - -:la - - 11: , if ?7 17:1 1, . ff- - -g , . L 4- V ii. N O - x f , ' - W . f uk' Q ., r 0 ' 1. ' 4, C B' ' j Ref 'j' s T' I v, 'f x'l'I1!'l.l2XH BllIlilS ' , . 'g sf A-I if ' w 21 1 ,bn A .W on ,N A 0 ..,,..- 4 1 . . I . . . . . . . . , sc - - V - va Y ' u I . v . y . J . . . . H ,, . INSURANCE OF EVERY TYPE N FOR EVERY NEED WILLIAM S. WISE - INSURANCE INSURE AND BE SURE BOX 30-A-ROUTE 1 JORDAN 8-8776 CLINTON, MARYLAND A P WOGDSON C0 COAL FUEL HEAT AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT GENERAL MOTORS DELCO HEAT 1313 H Street N W RI pubhe J800 POPLAR SPRINGS GARDEN SAFETY AUTO SERVICE Dont Forget oe and Dutch C ILNERAL REPAIRS OII' and On Sale CYIHCSS 96.79 I IQDORS and Bl I R Chleken Sandwiches a Specialty CLINTON MARY LAND O O O 1 1 1 F ' 1' ,. . 1 W 1 - w H s x E ,ss R R' 1 , . v :- I 14 1 y v v v 1,1 . ...U U. W. Compllments of DISTRICT CONCRETE COMPANY 4800 Branch Avcnuc SILVER HILL MARYLAND Hlllsldc 3000 WILSON and KING Inc CEMETERY MEMORIALS Washmgton 3 D C 1337 Pnnnsylvama Ava S E J FRANK CAMPBELL HARDWARE SEEDS FERTILIZERS 1300 Good Hope Rd S E jOrdan 9 867.1 WATSON S BARBER SHOP QUn1on Operated, CHARLES H WATSON Your Frlendly Barber COMPLIMENTS OF GREENWAY AUTO SALES NASH Sales and Servxce 4688 Sunland Rd S E WAldorf 4111 Suxtland Md 9 , . Llncoln 3-1020 Washington 20, D. C. PAYN E S MARKET Compliments of MEATS GROCFRIES FEED SHIPLEY MARKET Allenton Maryland 37J77 We Serve Wonderful Food SILVER STAR YARBOROUGH s RESTAURANT Cleaners and Dym Breakfast Luncheon 4290 Branch Avenue S E and Dmner Phom Hlllsmdc 9191 3 day Regular Service Phonf V11 lor 97 7' 8 hr Special Service Chnton Concrete Products CORI ORATION Concrete and Cmder Blocks CLINTON MARYLAND CYprcss 9411 Compliments of Compllments of WEST REAL FSTATE SPRING LAKE Sultland Maryland Phone Jo 9 9500 Lo. I - BALLANTINE,S BEER ON TAP LAUNDRY SERVICE O D FRANCIS 8: PARSONS, Inc Nlchols Ave and V Sts S E Washmgton 20 D C FRankl1n 7600 Say lt wlth Flowers N H MURPHY Your Southeast Florlst 089 2039 Nlchols Ave S E Phone Ludlow 4 4664 Commerclal Cabmet SCFVICB Clmton, Md Store Flxtures Kltchen Cabmets Bullt m Resldence Items Phone H1 2770 Padgett s Grocery Store 0 Fresh Vegetables 9 Grocerles 0 Cholce Meats 0 Hardware 9 Feeds 9 Pamts Service Wlth A Smlle CAMP SPRINGS MARYLAND CYpress 9012 PARKLAN D SERVICE CENTER 7101 Marlboro Pxke Phone Hlllsxde 9333 Tlres Tubes Batterles Accessories SUITLAND PASTRY SHOP 4704 Sllver H111 Road Suxtland Md Phone Jo 8 6020 L mplctc lm of dc o at d cake mmts an t cak s opnafxwft 8PM 0 . ., . . 0 , . . I 0 I I 'il ., . . 3 - . 7 Gas - Oil - Lubrication , . . , . V : , , 'o ' ' c c r c s, ' d ea e c .. . o . . HOMES I LOTS O FARMS GEO M BELTZ REAL ESTATE 4823 Meadow VILW Drlve S E Su1tland Md MeClanahan -I Vletor 0006 Macwood Upholstermg Co Autornoblle Work A Specialty Office 2234 Penna Ave S E Washmgton 20 D C Satlsfaetory Work Done at Any Tune or Place Dlamonds Watches Also Fme Watch and ewelry Repalrxng NAVY JEWELRY SHOP 1916 NlCh01S Avenue S Washington 20 D C LUdlow 4 6881 Day Brandywme 3312 Nlte Brandywme 2926 RANSOM MOTORS USED CARS AND TRUCKS Sales and Scrv1ce 24 Hr Towmg Servlee Used Parts For Sale We Buy Junked Cars Hlghways 301 8, J T B Md D3VlS Sand and Gravel Corporatlon Washed Sand and Gravel Bank Run Gravel and Top Soll Phone: jOrdan 8-8600 P. O. Box L-7 Clinton, Maryland F. B. , r. ' 8 f '. ' 1 ' I : . ., . . Telephone Hlllside 4056 ' . A ' , .E. . . O O CYpress 9123 CLINTON MD WARD S GARAGE General Auto Repanrs TEXACO PRODUCTS HEDRICK S ESSO SERVICE 3791 Branch Ave S E 24 Hour Wreckmg Servlce Lubrlcatlon Accessories Auto Repalrlng SL General Weldmg Nlghts Clxnton 531 W KESSINGERS PLASTERING Clmton Maryland CY prt 9320 COUNTY TRUST COMPANY OF MARYLAND Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YOU can deal wlth confidence at the NORTHEAST MOTOR CO Ford Dealers for 27 Years NJ NORTHEAST MOTOR CO 920 Bladensburg Rd N E Opposxte Sears If It s A Better Used Car We Carry A Complete Assortment Llncoln 7 8300 000 Phgnc Clintgn RD. N.E c Q' an ? - JACK KENNEDY'S MOTOR SALES Sala s Sc FVICL 2033 Nlchols Ave S E Compllments of ANACOSTIA NATIONAL BANK W3Shlngi0H 20 D C 2000 Nlchols Avenue S E LU 4 5200 an CONC RESS HEIGHTS BRANCH -1091 South Capitol St In WASHINGTON xt s JACK KENNEDY S for the most 1n trade 1n allowance on your Used Car LUdl0w 4 4800 BANQUETS 0 WEDDINGS 0 CLUB GROUPS An Adzenture zn Good Dznzng OLD WILLIAMSBURG RESTAURANT 3025 Z7 Naylor Road s E Niylor Shopplnq Cc nter Washmgton 20 D C lhru Dxnlnz Rooms APOLLO ROOM GARDEN TERRACE RALEIGH ROOM Luncheon 11 30 to 2 35 Cocktails 2 30 to .J 00 D Dinner J 00 to 9 00 Sunday Dinners Noon to 9 001 M IINE LIQUEURS POR RESERVAIIONS RIR1-3 MINES IHONE lulxlxc. 1691 lor Your Complmxents of Corsages Cut Flowers llants SILVLR HILL MARKET nc ff Cholce Ifood For Your Tabla Lxquor IWLALY and WOOD J C ood Hope Rod S L 3913 Branch Ave S L Yvashlnstgn D C SIIVCI' Ax 3344 Free Dehvcry Hlllsxclc 7977 9600 1- 1 7 x ., . . ,- 1 . , , . . , , , , . - 1 .. 1 .,q ' 7 b. . x ff y - --In 'I , . . It 4' 7 V c I , . . Al 17 Ai ll 7 Y 'F TL LK 33 . . '- . V. T . . '1 . . ' V. . ' ' - . . ,. Av: , , , ,. . V. .. , . 7 I f ' , 1 . , . .-S .. , . , V . 1 4 . . 3 f , . I . ., . . 191 1 . . 7 , . . 5 ' I I' -' I - TOMMY S ANGLERS SUPPLY FISHING AND HUNTING EQUIPMENT Telephone Hlllslde 8565 5701 Allentown Rd S E Camp Springs Maryland SHRIMP LIGHT TACKLE BAIT Compliments of MR and MRS DANIEL ABBOTT FAIRFAX VILLAGE PHARMACY 3827 Penn Ave S E Vlctor 2442 FRENCH S SUNOCO SERVICE TIICS Bat r es Accessories 5493 Branch Avenue S E Phone Hxllslde 2719 ALLENTOWN BARBER SHOP 7130 Allentown Road HOURS 10am to 7 pm CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY WHFFCHL Sprulll Prop Compllments Strlck S Restaurant Branch Ave 8: Naylor Rd Sllver Hlll Md 7 3 ., . . 3 7 K - -9 - ' . K . . - rev - Washington, D. C. , . . of ' 9 Q 7 , . , . . , . Phone CYpress 9683 7 MIILS South of Dzstrxet Lmc On Branch Ava CECIL H HOLSINGER SHULER S RESTAURANT BUILDER REAL ESTATE CLINTON MARYLAND Hwy No 5 6278 Allentown Road S E Featurmg Chlckcn 8. Stn ak Washington QQ D C BREAKI' AST LLNCHES DINNERS jOrdan 8 2718 CURB SERVICE ALTON P BURGESS tradmg as F ORESTVILLE ELECTRIC SALES 81 SERVICE 5476 Forestvxlle Road FORESTVILLE MD Telephone JOrdan 8 1484 AUTHORIZED I' RIGIDAIRE DEALER Home Freezers E11 etrlc Ranges Automatlc Washers Wmdow A1r Condltloners RCA Vxctor TCICVISIOH Hlllslde 8638 LESTER CARROLL TRENCHING OR WELL BORING MACHINE SEPTIC TANKS DRAIN FIELDS WATER LINES AND EooTINGs J433 Branch Ave s E washmgton 20 D Phone LOcust 7084 Texaco Gas SL O11 Auto Accvssormes Phone C,Ypress 9327 Free Estlmate Trres Tubes Batterles LAWRENCE W SIMPKINS Interior PAINTING Exterlor SHAW S SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE General Repalrmg Clmton Maryland 6900 Allentown Road S E Washmgton D C Box 102 A Route 1 1 . 3 7 . . , . . 1 , . Refrigerators - Water Heaters E Dehumidiflers ' I A J I 7 ' ., . . , . C. ' 1 - - I 1 - , . . , , . . V , . . ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO , Inc CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1708 Good Hope Rd S E Phone Marlboro 2493 Compllment of MARLBORO MOTOR SALES Sales Servlce IUUE BAKIR Upper Marlboro Maryland KING S PARK INN KING HAMBURGERS AT KINGS PARK Llquor Wme Beer Phone Hlllslde 9458 9468 MITCHEL S ESSO SERVICE WASHING POLISHING O ACCESSORIES Phone CYpress 9691 CLINTOlN MARYLAND LIBERTY FOOD DISTRIBUTORS Washmgton Vlfglnla Maryland 3815 Bunker Hlll Road Brentwood Md UNION 1700 1!01 UN1on 17001701 Compllments of Bulldxng Supply and Hardware 2301 Pennsylvania Ave S E Greetmgs' To all our many frlends ln the Cllnton Camp Sprmgs Area COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE' HILLCREST REALTY CO 1414 Pennsylvama Avenue S E Washmgton 3 D C Llncoln 7 4040 7 , 9 '23 111 'Tai Q Wholesales Institutional Grocers R. ROBINSON, Inc. Locust 3 7441 JACK ANDRE DANCE STUDIOS 4706 Silver Hull Road Sultland Md TAP BALLET MUSICAL COMEDY AND BALLROOM DANCING Chlldren and Adult Classes HARTMAN S GRILL Sultland Md At The Crossroads VAN S MARKET 6601 Allentown Road ALTON P BURGESS Flectrlcal Contractor Wmng Fxxtures Repalrmg Open seven days per week 8 A M to 10 P M Groceries 8: Meats Resldentlal Sc Commercxal 089 5600 Branch Ave S E Camp Springs Hlllslde 8583 John A Schelbel, Inc General Insurance 06-9 5581 Branch Ave , S E Washington 20 D C HIlls1de 2830 7602 9 . . 9' ' , . 9 s 9 . , .,.. I O O ..- . ,.. . - Compliments of Loulse Cockrell J A MOFFETT Plastering Contractor J400 Auth Road H1 8330 IN SCOE S FURNITURE REPAIRING UPHOLSTERING REFINISHING REPAIRING 6950 Allentown Rd S LO 3 7506 STOP' LOOK' and LEAVE IT WAGNON DRY CLEANERS Laundry Rugs and Furs CYpress 9690 GWs9 Branch Avenue Compliments of TUCKER S MARKET Meats Groceries Feed Free Dellvery Call CYpress 9088 Camp Sprmgs Maryland MAYNARD S GULF SERVICE WE ARE Ioe the Cat Phone Hlllslde GAS OIL ACCESSORIES Hot Rod Rlpplg Cousln Harda Deal 5201 Branch Avenue S E WHO The A ARE You? Washington 20 D C O 3 'is' F Li !7 ' 7 J 3 'EJ C1inton,Md. ' , f Y 1, V 1 , N CAMP SPRINGS AUTO SERVICE Body and Fender Work 1834 Branch Ave H1lls1dr 9455 Walter Beall Manager STATE LOAN COMPANY 4700 Marlsboro Pike S E Rlpple Supply Co Hardware BuIldIngSuppl1es Glass CYpress 9522 Cl1HtOH Md THE DISTRICT HEIGHTS SCHOOL OF DANCE ARTS Compliments Children Teen agers Adults WAYSIDE INN 7102 Marlboro P1140 S MIXED DRINKS FINE FOODS JD 8 4279 Jo 8 1359 On and off Sale GLASS FOR ALL PURPOSES CLEARVIEW GLASS COMPANY Phone Brandywine 2606 or 3196 Q I O Sherwin Williams Paints , . of ' ' , .E. - BURGESS ELECTRIC COMPANY DEWEY M FREEMAN Real Estate and Insurance Sales Servlce 3214 Branch Ave S E SILVER HILL MARYLAND Heatmg Equipment Televnslon Metal Storm Wmdows 6910 Allentown Rd s E LOgan 3 8622 Phom Hllleldc 7700 Comphmcnts of In Thc Heart of Sunland Shoppmg Ccntcr P B BUTLER JR PEGCE S FASHION CENTER Publlc Accountant Haberdashery for Women 4686 Sunland Rd 2412 Mlnn Ave S E washington D C Sunland Maryland A Checking Accounts ln Thls Bank Provldcs SAFETY OF FUNDS ACCURATE RECORDS COINVENIENCE LEGAL RECEIPTS ECOINOMY A CREDIT REFERENCE WE INVITE XOUR ACCOUINT SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT THE CLINTON BANK CLINTOIN MARYLAIND Member of the Fcdcral Dcposn Insurance Corporauon . . ' Q , X v - . , ., . . I x - 1 x 1 l . . , . , , , ,E . ., . . , . Y ' 7 , . . . . . . T y 1 v f 1 . r ' -.- I I Y 9 s x 2 '. ' THE CLINTON RESTAURANT Congratulates You The Class of 52 The warmest W1ShCS for a Happy and Prosperous Future For each and everyone of you C'Os9 P and N Foundas Prop BEER WINE ON AND OFF SALES Chnton Maryland CYpress 9676 3 0 O , O FINE FOODS - SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE FRANK SMALL JR, lnc 215 Pa Avenue S E Tr 8247 1301 Good Hope Road S E Lu 43700 WASHINGTON D C Sa es Sewzce The Best of All Comes From Small F SL A Brrcklaymg Contractors 5401 Auth Road Jo 3 4244 CAMP SPRINGS MARYLAND Compllments Dr TheronL Drkeman Delaughter SCYVICC Statlon W11son Monuments Mrs M D Byrd C L Clagett Mrs M11dredWheatly Maryland Taxl SCFVICC Sultland Texaco Service Mr and Mrs R H Soper , 6 O Z it -1 . O 0 Furniture s Hall of Fame LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM BEDROOM NURSERY KITCHEN LAUNDRY FLOOR COVERINGS DRAPERIES SLIP COVERS LAMP 81 MIRRORS OGGASIONAL Tmn 1900 ne urnzturz rom amoufmahus or every mom o rm ry hom: ahether zt be tradztzonal colomal or modern WM E MILLER Smce 1900 FURNITURE S HALL OF FAME Sth Sz Pennsylvama S E Open N1ghts untll 9 00 Saturday untll 3 00 llranklm 8080 JONES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Equnpment Rental ROADS STREETS AIRPORTS DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS Rt 1 Box Clmton Maryland B R MILLER S SUPER VIARKET Chorce Meats and N egetables Srrung Chnton for Fortw X Lars for frm Duhvc ry C.al1CYpre55 9077 Produced by H G ROEBUCK 8. SON BALTIMORE, MD ' 9 - ' ' ,F f ' ff f A f f ' ' ' 3:1 I f ' J o o 7th 8: E. Sts., S. W. - Open Daily until 6:00 . , 19X ' ' , ' . '. , 0 I 9 - 7 Q' .fs K . X 45 'Ii' ' -QW We 4--ff . K 'W' . M. I ai' fy ,,,fHww 4 Q, .V , . '3-252 W 4, ...A ,1 I ll 1 I l 55. VX. 1 li.