Surrattsville High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Clinton, MD)

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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.

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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

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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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