Surrattsville High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Clinton, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1958 volume:

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XVe are very fortunate at Surrattsville High School to have so dedicated a person to guide and direct our younger generation. In this world of today we need more people like her who are sincerely interested in the welfare of our future citizens. Miss McFadden is a truly dedicated person who gives unselfishly of herself, far beyond the call of duty for our school and the cause of education. Therefore it is entirely fitting that this book be dedicated to her. The following written by Folgerxlggsey expresses how we feel and we quo Nu for our friend and coun- selor,, en. sr THE BEST By FOLGER K1NsEY The best that we have is not what we've got But that which we give away- A gift to make easy another's lot- For it all comes back some day, The love that we showered to left and right, The boost that we gave some heart That wanted the dream and the song and the light As it struggled to get a start. We count our treasures in bank and chest, The things we have saved-they are there, But they do not matter, they're not the best- Our best are the things we share. Our best is the love that we give to those Who hunger and suffer and cry- A song of cheer, a flag or a rose, As the great procession goes by. Oh, we know the things we had were fine, And we gave them away with a will, Well, don't be worried, and don't repine, They are ours, we have them still. For the things we gave away are the things That profit us most in the end- A love and a thought and a cheer that rings Somewhere in the heart of a friend. Our heartfelt thanks are for our friend Miss Yale McFadden. 7 Surrattsville has grown and changed with remodeled classrooms, new students, and new teachers. Miss McFadden,s friendly smile and con- tinued guidance among all students have never changed. if Wiafv, m Q 2 H 3 'wth-'19Hh' 5 e E s i 3-Qi mf? gf K mg! pg -,Q -a -A -1 r 1H?A'f15j 'SWS iii K. ga-xfgihi .1 -452591597 ' 1 fg,l1f451f05f1,?f3ZF?'3V Lg: T gg 4g3g,,.gwL. Q,zS,.f3g,g1gzs WM - lil 3, ff, W 13 Q! f ga 9 . X' f aigff was 5 ? . E M , an if pcm'-sv 9 wxdf 'V ,H -Q , H1-em3'M A m 16xUfWi 7 45. :yi A. . .5 3.23134 .yup , 1 nga: ,,,, Fm. ii 'gl ' if wt M wat? ,gggg 15,5 rx? is EZZQQ-mwssi ig aiiiiilfs . fiE9'Fk?iiE?5'T5f? 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Y . . 11 - a 7 a 3 4 . a 7 3 H 1 7 . 9 1 Mr. Nary: Your guidance, understanding, and friendship will always remind us of our days at Surrattsville. We appreciate all you have done for us, both in our senior year and in years past. Our graduation will mark the loss of a true friend, and for this reason we are sorry that we must leave Surrattsville. THE SENIORS Mr. john M. Pryde is on a year's leave of absence. He is completing study on his Ph.D. at the University of Pittsburgh. r MR. AND MRS. JOHN M. PRYIDE 'U JNL., T40 ' E ARD A A RAUSKAS Collegerg Wilson Teachers, Pennsylvania State M University ' Subject: Core Parlime: Sports, Coaching WILLIAM MICHAEL DOWNEY College: Shepherd Subject: Core Pf1f1iv1e.' Sports , L' - J SOPHIA JEAN BROWN 11-'JL rf , ,. -f College: University of Maryland rf , , L,A,Qx-1-L Subjerl: Physical Education 1 ,' ... y ' g --va 1 Parrime: Enjoying sports activities of 'all kinds 5 SHIRLEY M. DUVALL College: University of Maryland Snbjeclr.' Typing I, Business Law, Economics Pf1.rtime.' Sewing, Knitting STANLEY BURAK College: George Washington University Snbjert: Physical Education Prz.rlime.' Sports EVAN D. DYER College: Frostburg State Teachers Sl1l1jecl.' Math p4l.fllN16'.' Drawing DONALD L. COOKE College: University of Maryland Snhjecl: Shop Pn.s'time.' Farming WILLIAM ELLINGER Collegef: Bloomsburg State Teachers, George Washington University SAMUEL L. COOKE College: University of Maryland Snbjerl: Physical Education Pn.rlime: Photography LILLIAN HOLLAND Colleger: Bloomsburg State Teachers, Rutgers University Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Physics Paftime: Reading LETTY DIANE FERRAR College: Radford Sobjerffs U. S. History, World History, P. O. D. , Partime: Drawing K, lf. f7 ,P Wil sl' 'ii ETHEL HOLMES ' College: Syracuse University lx, 'V subjm- Shop .lp 5' -A to if Paflime: Baking UQ ALMA D. GARNER A ' Collegef: State Teachers, University of Mary- land Subjerl: Core 81 Parlime: Family, Working JY N 'ay' USL- XJ ,UV jfpfullbovf' 'J- l i, W ELEANOR HYNES IN College: Farmington Stat mp Szzbjerl: Home Economi Paftime: Sailing, Making M1cHAEL oRoz1NsKY ef' College- Villanova University, St. Bawww lege 't LL Subjert: Core Partime: Studying Russian, Dancing ELIZABETH JOHNSON College: George Washington University Szzbjerlr' Algebra I, Plane Geometry, 8th Math Pnflime: Sports S. DEAN HARPE Colleger' University of Georgia, Pennsylvania State Szzbjerly: Core, World History Pf1,i'lime.' Reading, Sports DONALD KLEIN College: Mansfield State Teacher: Szzbjerlr: Core, U. S. History Pfzflime: Coaching Football MQQW of ELEANOR LANG Colleges: University of Illinois, Rider College, University of Pennsylvania, George Wash- ington University Sfzlnjertrx World History, General Business, Typing I JEAN MOOREHEAD Colleger: Hastings, Stephens Slzlajerlr' Speech, H. S. Music Pn.rtime: Theatre, Writing Poetry JAMES W. H. LUSBY Colleges: Western Maryland College, Johns Hopkins University Subjects: Biology, 9th Grade General Math, Senior Math Parfime: Sleeping, Carpentry RUSSELL F. OLSON Colleges: Wisconsin Teachers, D. C. Teachers, George Washington University Subjeftfx Mathematics Pfzrlimex Fishing, Organ JOHN J. MATHENA Colleger: Boston University, Maryland Univer- sity, Catholic University Snbjectr: Instrumental Music Fazforile Porlime: Watching TV Ffzrorife Snyizzg' Keep your feet flat on the floor. DOROTHY G. OURSLER Colleges: School of Nursing, Catholic Univerf sity A X Szzlzjertr School Nurse AN lj: A A .XQXRX Pfullme: Fishing ,- X JJ LEOLA YALE McFADDEN Collegers Colorado State College of Education, George Washington University Subject: Guidance Counselor Pfz.rtime.' Reading GORDON A. PATTERSON Colleges: U. S. Naval Academy, The George Washington University Subjectf: Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Alge- bra II, and 8th Grade Math 5991? 4 ALYCE MARSHBURNE MCGRATH College: East Carolina Subjects Shorthand, Typing Paftime: Bridge MARY CLARE ROWLAND Collegers Marywood, George Washington Uni versit Y Subjecl: Music Pfutime: Family BFTTE JEAN POUNDS College Kent State University Subject Home Economics Paiflme Sewing EDWARD SALVIO Collegerf Pennsylvania State University E Stroudsburg State Teachers Subjerl: English, Core Pnflimex Reading KATHERINE R. RANKIN C ollegef State Teachers, Pennsylvania State Subject Library Pzfnme Reading, Speaking DAVID WALTON College: Florida Southern Snbjerl: General Science Pnftime: Music IRENE ROBIN Collegef New jersey State, Ecole Normale d Aix en-Provence 511151411 English Parlnue Reading, Music HELEN M. XVHITLOCK College: Radford State Teachers Szzbjeflr Physical Education Pfzrlimei Books, TV, Sports SLAVA V. ROBSMAN Colle e American University 3 Szzbjerl Art Pamme Painting THOMAS HUGH YOUNG Colleges Columbia University, University f Sulnjtfl French Parlmze Farm, Correcting French papers MRS. PADGETT Mrs. Padgett, our friendly school secretary, pauses from her many duties to pose in- formally. 3 ii! llllll it .Yr , ik he :af Lynda Thorne and Delores Ballard use machines which prepare them for future office work. I4 2 J-4 These Senior girls are working hard in an effort to become secretaries of tomorrow. They also work in the school office to get more experience. 'ss 'tj w, 'K' 1 7 XX soft JV V ' N q,I'k x. rl 1 e , pam me A warftwait '7' VACUNAIK fb S5,!ll!.h5tu Mrs. Ousler is patching up two of Surrattsville's seniorsvBob Burns and James Blume. We are very proud of our schools infirmary. Mr. Nemchick, our Driver Education teacher, is showing the facts in to Kenny Wise. The students learn the ri ht wa to drive in a new, 53 Y modernly equipped car. Mr. Nary is talking over a school problem with the custodians. They are Mr. Pinkney, Mrs. Hill, and joseph Proctor. ---f VHHJKTCQNTROL cm i Dkfvff Av' v 5 F R inucnin ns ions' in :ul E fn- TROTTER M0 --nun-ii I5 BUS DRIVERS An important part of our school program is filled by our alert and efficient staff of bus drivers. Their dependable and capable service is faithfully performed each day. CAFETERIA We are always happy to boast of our fine cafeteria, under the supervision of Mrs. Rag- land and assistants. Each day, with the help of the students who volunteer, they serve delicious and nutritious food. HOTDOGS? HOTDOGS! BETTY LOUISE BURGESS Bef ii Basketball 1, 2. 33 Tumbling 4g Dance Club 33 GAA 3. Collie bent, I3i1bY3. PAUL THOMAS BURKE Pc.1111rI Student Countil 2. ,lg Senior liiiml 1. 2. 3. ,ig Boomerang 1, 5. Hay Iullljif, lelf-' go If, ffm Kzzii Sbpzie. I'm b1nz4Qr'3. ROBERT Tl'llfODORE BURNS Bob Basketball Z, 3: Rcfcrcds Club lg Foot. ball lg Hall Patrol lg Student Council rig Vice Prcsitlcnt Senior Class 4. G00d11ef,f fftlflullf, Bfume, u'e'll PIEITI' gif! i1Zl'.1-1 irilb fluff' JANE Lllll CAIN Hfrzzlicw Boomerang 11 Assistant Libriirinn Z. 53 Dance Club 3. Yun jar! u'.1it. l JOAN THERIZSA COLFBTAN jU.n1ic Student Countil 1, 2g National Honor Society 1. 23 Boomerang lg GAA I. 2, 3g Dance Club 'ig junior High Dmmatins ,ig FTA 21 Drivt-r Training 1. lr 117,11 rigbIP 'lOSliPH lil3W1X RD GLASS lfuiitlmill l1 Simca' 1. H1 llhixketbiill 1. 5. Dime Club -Q x, Stuilent Cnunfil 5, 1, B.in1l l. 2. 3. ll limiiiie-ixing 11 Pm- jeeriun Club 3. 751 A Cappella I. 1. 3. 'li Mixeil Fnxcinble 1. 41 Future Teiieli- crs UZ. 31 Hand 'l'i'e1mi1'ei' ,li Diinie Biinel 21 Inti'.imui'.ils l. 2. S. 41 N.1ti0n11l Honm' Smiety lg Opening Exercise 3. Ai, Hliclieii ll 111 11111, fl1.11'i fini. CHARLES SC.llUI-'l'Z GODDARD C!v.11!11 ' Dame Club 1. 3. ll lntinmuriilw l. 2, 5, i. ll fJ.11 11111 1,11 11611. 15.12741 If lgvufgy 1 .ilflvfw I CAI LYN ANN HIZDRICK Clii1'l1 Il A Cappella l. 2. -91 ulunim' Girl! lfn- Semble 2, gl Senior Girls' Ensemble lg Mixeil Ensemble lg Opening Exercise 1, lg County Cliuius 1. 2. 31 liuunieriing li Dance Club bl. S111'1'-1. 1,3111 if fb.Ifll ilu' Zl'.1'l' Ziff gow, KATHY VIRGINIA HUMMER Kaz Senior Girls' Ensemble 1, 23 A Cappella 1. 1, 5: Opening.: Exercises 1, 2, 33 Mixed Ensemble 1, Zg junior Girls' Ensemble 5: SKYLARK Al: Debate Club 5. 4. Smd 7714. my Bilff' M' 'V RICHARD EUGENE HUMMER Hum Boomerang Staff lg Cafeteria Helper 5. ,lg Proiectionist Club 1. 2. 3, -1. Tfv,Jl'f Hive f5n.1ir. MARGARET JOYCE IRVING ffjoy., Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3g A Cappella 1, 2, 35 Senior Girls' Ensemble lg Opening Exercises 1, 2, 3, Oh, Ire! fjzixfcf i fd 01 A 1,1 A ,JJ XIII iljtjaai fl 455074 f Yyplv J fa1.f'47f' , 4 W 4s1Wf f.'?1f g 1 Ji ' -vw' 6 QW! BETTE JANE KAPLAN HBcffe'll Cheerleader 11 A Cappella 1, 2g Open- ing Exercises 1, 2. ll Zi,1l'.s Xmjfperzlzz' BERNICE KING BRANNON Baz Dame Club ,lg Soccer Z. 5. el: Basket- ball 2, 5. eg GAA I, li 93 Co-Turn bling 2. F. Ai: Drivers Training lg As sistant Pliysiral Education Teacherg Of- fice Practire 1. Of., I. li.1l.! l, ffm: HARRIET ANN LUSK CRW Art Clubg Stutlcnt Counfilg Future Teachcrsg Boomerang. Oh .' Sug.n'. RACHEL ELIZABETH LYNCH Basketball 2. 51 Future Homcmakcrs of America 3, -li Dance Club 5. A35 Biology Club 5. Fm HHIlgJ?'J'.,' SILAS WILLARD MASON Sil.1.r Bagcball 1, 33 Dance Club -lg Tum- bling fi. SlJe'5 jvrvlly mal, i,wl'l the? JUDITH LYNN LUSKEY HBIHIII-'yu President of A Cappclln lg Sctrctary of Student Council lg President of Humo- room Z3 National Hunur Soticty l, 2. I'm wlceflgf' KlfNNETH ML'CALL Mc'CiALL IKU1 Footballg Dame Club. You H Lt tum! 'fm 10.11. DAVID PERRY Tank -DVI Tumbling Club 2, 5, 4g Co-Rec, 2, Grew 561115 of fire A x fi ,,, ,. fr 'U JOAN MARIE REASEBECK joanie Boomerang 13 A Cappella 1 2 3 4 Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 5, 4 Natio 1 Honor Society 1, 25 Quintet 1 2 3 1 County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Senior Girls Ensemble 1. 2, 3, 4. Aw beetle-11-r0oIie.' PI-IYLLIS ELAINE REVIS SIZ00kiBH junior Dramatics lg Dance Club 4 lVfmt about lhat. ' CAROLYN GAIL RAIBOURN Pink, Cheerleaders lg County Chorus 1, 23 May Court 21 A Cappella 1, 2. 31 Senior Girls' Ensemble lg Mixed En- semble 1. It if no! wire lo be wiser llmzz nerermryf' JOHN EDWARD RICHARDSON fobmzj Football 13 Bnseballg Soccer Imlmn Vfrestling, I don 1 gne ll 51113. RWANDA JOYCE RIDDLE Cookie Dance Club Ai, Dramatics 4, Tumbling 2. 32 Co-Rec. 23 Drivers Training lg Boomerang 1. ll l1y don'l you go lore j'our5elf? VIOLA JOAN ROBINSON Hsbflllflkn A Cappella 1, 2. 3: Dance Club 3, 4g Future Nurses Z. ?5Q Boomerang lg Chess Club 4g Senior Girls' Ensemble lg Junior Girls' Ensemble 55 Drivers Training 2, Hey, Bobby, .fare Kenny and I a park- ing plafe and rel up llae ,trarkizzg 7II6l6!'.l'.n ROBERT JOSEPH SCHNEIDER l!B0b77 Soccer 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 5, Basket- ball 1, 2. Darn, you make me mad, Carole. ROBERT EARL SHANKS Shaffer Dance Club 4g Chess Club 1, 2, 5, 45 Co- Rec. 3, 4g Dance Band 2g Intramural Referee Ig Dance Instructor 1. Hi-H0, W'eJleroin. ALTHEA JUNE SHIFFLETT Ffu'eelief' journalism 3, 4g GAA 1, 2, 35 Home- room Officer 2g Dance Club 3, 4g Drivers Education 2g Majorettes 1. Come on, Smilzy, lefr go up Neill JUDITH ANN SKOLNICK HMM Boomerang 1. Oh me. DOROTHY MARIE SMITH Dol JOHN ANDREW STEWART johnny Soccerg Tumbling Club. I.el'.r lure iz ,fmrty. LINDA HAMER THORNE Ly111 Boomerang 15 Senior Girls' Ensemble 2, 3g A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 1. 2, 3, fig Dance Club 4, Oh, go Like 11 lung uzzlk 072 zz .fhorz pier. JEANETTE MAE THORNTON ball Chess Club Soccer Tumblmg Ffgy1fbfg I didn! do If! Dance Club 4g Dance Instructor lg Newspaper Club 4. Come on, june, lefr fry iz again. CAROL SUE TOWNSEND Carole Cheerleader 1, 2, 3g Dance Club 4. Babb-1, I'm Jerry! SHARON ANN TUCKER nsiju Dance Club Instructor 1g Drivers Educa- tion Zg Dance Club 3. 45 May Court 2. l1 hal lime ir it gelling 10 be? ROBERT FRANKLIN WARREN New A Cappella 1, Boomerang 1, Dance Club 3,4. In .1 liltle while. WESLEY EUGENE WHITE IVe5 Basketball 1, 2, 3, -ig A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 1, 25 Boomerang lg Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 33 junior Class President 2g Senior Class President 1g Vice President of Band lg Vice President of A Cappella 2g Senior Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 3g Projection Club 1, 2, 3. SlJt1r1kJ, yozfll go plafer andl hope if M mon. , W . O C J Lujfil-J-6 l 1:14 al .i3e::ff.14Me,. THOMAS TUCKER Turk Co-Rec. 43 Projection Club 2, IVlm1',r good about il. Hs..-0 1 5? KENNETH HUGH WISE Ixuzzzg Boomerang lg Football lg Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 3, 45 A Cappellag Vice President of junior Class. You had if. DONALD FRIEDIERICK WOOD Don A Cal-pcll.1 2, 33 Iinmmming I. 'I'b.1!'v man' .Iv lzirdff' SIDNEY GILBERT LAYNE Sid Football. Pin if mal. Man. f,f .4 HX I ,px WI If , .X R I x Ii I Q Anhms. Butty Adams, Martin Ammann. Robert Batt, vvilliillh linger, XViIli.1m limvcn, Kcnnctlm 15 lfiirnslmw, Patricia Ifdwixrds, Robert liersinger, John Garner, Frederick Guings, Betty Ciurman, Billie Kcnlon, Bet ty Kcplingcr, Peggy Kimblc, Galen King, Janice King, Virginia Laing, Wayne fix i 'QV nw-M, E327 in Q. .W ji. 1'- 'YP Q M f 1 ffl is fit 'Cl QT' 'CK an-X Lclw, Mary lX'lOIL1.!llL1ll, Paul Mucnzcr. Phyllis Mulliliin, john Murphy, Kay Nolan. 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Dennison, B. Burns, J. Blume. L. Myers, F. Polievka, D. Byroads. Third roux' J. Pilkins, G. Brown H. Lucke, R. Moyer, J. McLain, D. Naylor, B. Wise, G. Smith. Fourth row: Coach S. Burak, F. Eustus, Managerg Coach R. Kline, T. Darnell, Managerg Coach M. Grozinsky. Fifth fouz' D. Forsht, T. Townsend, W. Griffith. A'.'X,E..?-if-'17 W - ff i, , ...Wayan . aj ir.-Wg 'Oil - -' 'e ji. ag'-.iii Ken XY'isc scores first touthdown for Surrattsville in their first Bob Burns kicks off in first game atSurr.1ttsville year of football. Conference Champs. Prince Georges County tion of Coach Bill Ellinger, had one of the Th team won the The Hornets' cage squad, under the direc most successful seasons in the history of Surrattsville High School. el Prince Georges County Class B Championship with a 6-0 record. According to d this represents the first basketball championship in the history of the ' s rewarded for his efforts by being named team will lose five school recor s school. jesse McLain, leading scorer, wa to the second team of the suburban Maryland All-Star squad. The men this year, Ken Wise, Wesley White, Tom Townsend, Don Lanier and Bob Schnieder. I I NIIrrIttxxIl c 1xxIII ,II I realm Ilx Nlixggr I Iurql IIIrcl L Lflx N xx IxxIIII II I L IXYIIII but Icrx WL r MI x St Stcgwlunx on II AIIIIIIIII Iuxcx 'N 'X lulx XLIII X I IIII lu III XX Ixc Sll1lllLllCl IIxxIIxIIII CUII XVIIIIL III ,rl 'Nfl CO CON IRI, LCAX S 'D NI XRS I AND NIAII TXIIIIIIIIOIN I NL INIUIX IIDI I rrlt xx NIIVIII xx 3 II x S IIII xx xx SIIVII xx IOI RNIAINII N SLIFI ItIxxI L C ANII S S rr II xx Qurrlttxxllli qLIVfIIlSNIllf. SIIFIIIISX S IIlllNXI fl S II x N IIIIISX Nur It xx K IIIIISX IItxxI Q N! DRINK I I fa If ,L I U00 5 I O OO I fin I 7 L 1 5 5 N N f fi W I c ,7 N W N PRI. 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I 'IIA I II II 50 V 'A I I' I II I C'f.IIf1I'x G'fII.lI lflllxl ITTIII TOIIII I I 2 'Igu II-Lf I I IU ss I is QI 25.3 Ii .SS It ISI II I I lv xg io SI IW Icy? I I I-I IR il 12 II2 sw K- 4. .. H I Ii All ,Ii iii Si .fl T , . I H RI If Ill T6 ow U' f ml II? SH IS III 70 5.35 ' I I II I IS I5 6 3 .ix :IIS Id ic, S I I1 xi Il Ifll c' 'IIIIII I H 3 0 'I 'I 70 C1151 V rv V 3 ll ' 5 I5 l.lllJ Two points! And it's basketball again. The J. V.'s, under their co-captains, Norman Ashby and' George Cusic, worked hard and fought for every point. Their record stands at 8-3 and their coach, Mr. Andrauskas, predicts an even better season next year. SCHEDULE 34-47-Oxon Hill 59-33-Lackey 47-30-C.H.M.A. 37-14-Sasscer 38-35-Gwynn Park 39-43-Lackey 42-18-La Plata 3 5-27-Sasscer 30-31-Gwynn Park 51-45-La Plata 44-32- C.H.M.A. We dedicate this sports section to Mr. Burak, Mr. Kline, Mr. Grozinski Qliootball coachesj, Mr. Ellinger, Mr. Andrauskas fBasketball coachesj, and Mr. Cooke QBase-ball coachj, the coaches who were responsible for the victories of our team. They have enabled Surrattsville to become known as outstanding in the field of sports. M if wwf? ,f M' ' A E, B ,v1,w ' ,, NI, ii jf. , ,gag KNXOLU Some seventh graders practicing the fundamentals of deck tennis. We M X ' 1 . Every girl in Physical Education class has her weight nd height checked at least twice a year c ul the s imc, sports cnyuxul hx thc girls from sew 1 tlllllllgl txxc tth grltcs Here uc some nt the scxenth j.,llLlC1'S playing miss sthufflcbmrd lhis is one of the 1nd1v1du1l Lx , 5, sntirtsi they learned this iyear, On. ' .5-P: 1. K, Wm! ' gl '-li j . la: 41 UCW KOUFSC ot instruction to ficquaint thc 'I understanding of administering firsi aid. A gifs with the basic Here are senior high girls enjoying their favorite sport. Most of the girls enjoy the trampoline. They obtain co ordination. hnlgintc, and hotly control through the skills they lcarn. 69 S. johnson, G. Oursler, A. Padgett, DI. Coleman. bl. Blume, B. Shanks. W. White, J. Gwynn. M. Donaldson, E. Ingerson, S. Kelly, B. Ragland, N. Moffett, N. Simmons, R, XX'ikander, F. Polievka, B. Denton, R. Anderson, M. Padgett, J. Penn, I.. Yates. C. Van de Ree, M. Tew. D. Lillard J. Houghton, J. Passwaters, D. Meyer, F. Nwise, F. Saylor. B. Montgomery, S. Houghton. L. Blume, D. Caldwell, T. Lewis, E. Bloody. B, McDonald. L. Medley. B. Loveless, C. Perry. C. Bost, R. Gruver, P. Hasker, K. Nolan. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has been active since school started Y J this year. They began by selling school subscriptions for the S, Enquirer Gazette. With some of these profits they helped to I ,NL-. defray the cost ot' the A Cappella Choir rohes. , 5 . Activities included decorating the Christmas tree. sponsor- x M j ing a Talent Show, and presenting the Spring Prom. They ' also maintained a student bulletin board composed ot a calendar ol' events and special notices. ff 1 ' . .. . . . 6 This year the Student Council was very active in local, TUDENT , . . . 59'-INCH. regional, and state aflairs. They sent representatives to the State Convention and regional meetings. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Meinbers arezlwesley' Wfhite, Joan Coleman, Judith Luskey, Josephine Noel, Joan Reasebeck. Joy Irving, Bonnie Sellner, Joseph Glass, Gail Raibourn. Delores Ballard, Steve Vernon, Jelene Dudd, Sandra Johnson, Peggy Keplinger, Gwynette Oursler, Louise XX'ignnlI, Ethel Xwise. Jacqueline Wise, and Betty Kenlon. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X ? 5 f S f X L x 'f :Z 5: W xi XVhereas, cl1a1r.1ttei', st-holarslmip. leadership. and service are Cardinal qualities worthy of encouragement in all schools, the Rowimettgi S. Allen Chapter of National Honor Society was organizetl .tt Surrattsville in 1949. Since then its roster of members has been written in the Annals of our school. Mr. Henry J. Natry, Mrs. Katherine R, Rankin, Mrs. Irene Robin. and Miss Yale Mcliaclclen are the sponsors. To bcgxn our day rnfht Opcnmg lax errlses lre presented euh morning Under 16 futhful students dlppeflr to 91112 an ap proprmtc hymn before Bonnnc Sellncr reads .1 pdsslge of Strrpture and lmds all Home Rooms rn the Lords Pmyer Iollomng the lllg, Srlutc the Thought lor the Day toncludts the Lxcruscs thc gonb I'lIlg,,S ind the students piss to their first PCI'lOLl clisscs The School Store superused by Mrss Mc Fadden and run dally by Sally Hayes and Lynelle Petersen supplies the students wrth school supplxes every mornmg 73 7 , . 7 - 5 l 1 ' nf ,. A S V-W M l l ' A ' f ,rf . 1 ' v 'Y . 7 ll A A 1 '- a-w v -' the direction of Mrs. Moorehead, about ' :L V 1 ,h . ' . 1 f ' r f' - rkrljy 1 v rv ' V72 JOURNALISM CLUB lldllm 111 C, UU Betty lxanlun 4 I F nf Ftlul W1xL Sandra Hulmu A11 Ldzf Slllx Hum Anm hlmm N mu NIIDIUUITN Inn Il L lim Ruby Stun Vunon 1 U 1 L Louxsg XX1g,nlll um bhrplu um MQC un clam Dunk V1rg1n11 Iwiomly Anmllc Peterson Rahman ulc bhnlu Ixcllx Q C un Fred Lux 18 A1111 ff Bfr Nllwu 74 FUTURE NURSES CLUB tx Ixgn mv ltxull AIIKHL N L H wx vttlw In m Nmgcr xml lx: 1 u Cxunn u Il Hu Il I x hmm L Anm hlxwnn UHIIIL X 7 AI DL I hsxx lfulx N mu XIIHINUDN Mllnlul Stoutwnbugu lxztluxmm Nhnxkq 11x XX IIM xtm umm 1 Dux Ll PROJECTION CLUB The projeetlon elub lb one of the xery use ful elubs m our sehool Under the ellreetlon of Mrs Holland the members haue lelrneel to operftte the 16mm projeetor the sllde pro jeetor and frlmstrnp proleetor Also m the lrne of' duty these boys make mmor repairs on the projectors By employmg a member of the projeetron elub the teieher rs free to take notes or make comments durmg the frlm Members 'are Phrl Choxm Ixmes Blume Bob Qhmks Wesley Whxte lmes Hunk Stue Vernon Brook Cust I mes Homer C :len Kumble PATROL CLUB 'lhe Pltrol C lub swonsoreel by Mr Nlrx our most xtlurble serxxee e L hls rouw ot students elexoles mueh tnme mt enerfx to the sxlety of eltssmltes mel lrrenels At the erossxxtlks mel bus stops is xxell 18 on the buses thenr responsxbllrty rs the xxell zre lnel sltetx ol students ust reeentlx Oltleer Xlshxtloxx xlslteel the eroup to tdelress them on the IINPOTVIIIQL o S1 etx mbers ue K R XXLIKIH I HIYIIS 5 1 x 1 nseoe xn s mtlsm me K rp att 1 at l or IL B Anderson mtlsor ones lk lXlehl tum e xx su stxtutes vsem IIN l'e KK lle s t rt my I 1r1 nt Cftptun Mary NX'1nste1el lreuten nts Mtn lee Romyue kenneth Bowen Clrfford Lantf beree mt Nmey Hutehmson 75 JUNIOR BAND The seventh and eighth grade musicians have a chance to exhibit their talents in our junior band. In a year or two they will have the chance to audition for the senior band and possibly become a member. The junior band has participated in assemblies and other activities. They also play an important part at the Spring and Fall Concerts. SENIOR The senior band, now in its seventh year, has contributed a great deal to our school spirit and to the enjoyment of our school life. The band participates in various activi- ties throughout the year such as football games, pep rallies, and other assemblies. They compete annually in the National Guard Armory Band Contest and are going to take part in the All-Maryland Band Day at Maryland University and in the local Band Day at Oxon Hill this year. Annual Spring and Fall Concerts are also provided by this fine group. ii it ', r s so 2 y z BAND The band has won xarious honors in their sex en years ol' existence, highlighted by second place in their class two years ago and tiirst place in their class last year at the National Guard Armory contest, The last of 'the original members will graduate this year, so naturally they would like to win the contest again. Our deepest thanks and respect go to Mr. Mathena for the time and hard work he has put in to make our senior band the line group it is at the present time. W'e feel sure that the band will continue to represent our school very well under his able guiclance. , l B x BEGINNING BAND In the beginning band our seventh grades step off in the right direction with the aid and encouragement of Mr, Mathena. In a short time, with a little hard work, they will become members of the junior band. Their participation is little, but their enthusiasm is great. Zemin V' ,f '32, fi f' :Xp Qi . ,fig A i rw 42 as we ,xo s - 1,-fuk M' 77 As spring danced forth in its new attire, so did the majorettes. Their new uniforms were purchased with the much appreciated aid of Mr. Nary, principal, Mrs. McGrath, sponsor, Mr. Mathena, band sponsor, and Surrattsvilles student body. The year came to a climax for the majorettes as they beautifully and skillfully stole the show at the Cherry Blossom Parade and the Lions Club Band and Majorette Compe- tition at the D. C. Armory. Diane Taylor and Lindy Barry, ninth graders, were chosen as majorettes during the second semester, 78 The 1957-'58 majorettes were a high-stepping group of girlsinamely, Dottie Kinney, Nancy Baker, Phyllis Muenzer, and Jeanne Tisdale. They made their debut in the fall and from then on their unique and lively routines were added to innumerable Surrattsville programs. They performed at the football and basketball games and were noteworthy attractions at both the Fall and Spring Concerts. ln their first year of serving the school, the flag - twirlers, J u n e Shifflett, Mary Krell, and Dorothy Schumach- er, have been proudly supported by their fel- low students. They have worked along with the majorettes in perform- ing their skills and have- done much to show that they are worthy repre- sentatives of Surratts- ville. The A Cappella Choir began the year with their new robes, largely a gift of the Class of 1957. The Choir of 50 voices, also boasting an alternate list of ten, chose as officers: Judy Luslcey, presidentg Don Miller, vice presidentg and Joan Reasebeck, secretary-treasurerg Dorthy Smith and Carolyn Hedritk are librarians, and Bonnie Sellner .tctompnnies the group. This year the choir sponsored The F21SfITlf1I'l Singers. The Choir traditionally appears for the Christmas program. the Vesper Service, and both the Spring and Fall Music Assemblies. Their Spring Concert highlights the year. Xlfesley XX'hite. Rohc-rt Hitllinani Harold Vihilton and Donald Miller entt-rt.iin us with their joint-il voires in the liovs' Quartet. The Senior Girls' Ensemble was featured at the Spring Concert and sang for the Christmas Program, the Music Assembly, and Commencement. Their membership includes: joy Irving, joan Robinson, Carolyn Hedrick, joan Reasebeck, Bonnie Sellner, Dorothy Smith, and Gail Raibourn. The junior Girls' Ensemble, composed of Carol Peruzzi, Barbara Eckell, Pamela White, Carole Vande Ree, Ellen Talbert, Elaine Shafley, Sharon Carriere, Esther Hoover, Lillian Priset, Alma-Corkins, and Margaret Tew, Margaret Marks, Georgia Dawes, Sanadra Ward, and joan Riley. The girls sang for the Christmas program, the Spring Concert and for Assembly. Their favorite number? Basin Street Blues. The Mixed Ensemble is composed of the Senior Girls and thc Boys uartct with the iddition of a fevs deserving voices This years group is composed of oy Irxing oan Reascbcck met Ovvens oan Robinson Kathy Hummer Dorothy Smith Cirolyn Hedrick Bonnie Sellner Gail Raibourn 'imes Ruby XY esley XY'hite joe Class Donald Miller. Robert Hallinan, Harold XX!'1lton and Ray Dare. The group his sung for both Music Assemblies 'ind for the Spring Concert. Many of this group trained by Mrs. Moorehead, represented us in County Chorus on April 16. Washington s Largest Furnlture Dlsplay H1111 HU wwf We Congra+uIa'I'e I'he Boys and Girls of I'he Gvraduahng Class of I958 and ExIencI Cur Bes+ Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous Fuiure Other LUFIIS Brothers SCIVICC RUG CLEANING WASHINGTON S LARGEST FURNITURE DISPLAY URTI HBO NICHOLS AVE AT V ST S E IN ANACOSTIA Phone LU 4 4000 Park on Our Loi' - Open Daily 9 'Io 9, SaI'urday '+iI 6 - LU. 4 4000 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED I ' I I -Jw 1 I ffl . 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I r I I x N ,' . il I dlf. - - I PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC CO 65OI 07 AIIen+own Road Sou+heas+ WASHINGTON 22 D C 'I'eIepI1one I-IlcIcory 95I0O A R PADGETT HEDRICKS ESSO SERVICE 24 Hour WrecIung Service Lubrlcahon Accessories Washmg PoIlshmg 579I Branch Ave S E aI' Camp Sprmgs DAY PHONE RE 656I9 NIGHT PHONE RE6 4683 HILLCREST HEIGHTS I SHOP W h g D BLUM cI 63666 Compllmenis A FRI END SEYMOUR S HOME 81 AUTO SUPPLY HlIIcres'I Helgh'I's Shopping Cenrer TIRES AND BATTERIES RADIO AND TV REPAIR MOTOROLA TOYS BUDGET TERMS OR 30 DAY CHARGE COMPLETE LAWNMOWER REPAIRS RE 6 3424 Com pIrmenI's THE MCCOYS General Contractors RE 66369 RE 55286 SPRING LAKE RESTAURANT AND HOTEL Hwy 5 and 3OI WaIcIorf Md MI. 52881 I x is A 1 W 2342 Iverson S+ree'I', S. E. as In Ion 2I, . C. H. RE wood - of Q ' - Phone: - of 69I0 AIIen+own Road S E Washngfon 22 D C Phone CH 88622 BURGESS ELECTRIC 8: HARDWARE SALES SERVICE Aluminum Sform Doors and Wundows Marme Equlpmen+ Fuberglas Boafs ScoH A'I'wa+er Mo'I'ors KWIK SHAKE INN RI 9945 Near Woodyard Rd Where SUFTBHSVIIIG Hgh CongregaIes MAYNARDS GULF SERVICE 520I Branch Ave I' Henderson Rd Camp Sprmgs Md RE 64880 CIln+on Used Cars and Paris JOHN S FIOCCA Free Es+ maI'es Home CY 78886 INSCOE S FURNITURE REPAIRING INC UphoIsI'er ng Ref sh ng Re a 6958 AIIen'Io Road S E Camp Sprmgs Md CH 8 7506 CLINTON GULF SERVICE P C LUND CY 79865 RI' 9655 and Woodyard Rd CLINTON MD Wheel Balancing MoI'or Tune Up Road Service CLINTON MOTOR COMPANY INC CLINTON MARYLAND Ford Dealer Sales and Servnce CY 7 8900 SERVING CLINTON FOR 37 YEARS i , .' f ' I ' ' - a I Office: CY 7-8763 ' a -' ani 1' - p iring ' wn , . . . BRANTLEY'S FIRESTONE Philco-G.E. Firesfone SALES H SERVICE 3603 Silver Hill Rd., S. E. JO 8 7I00 UNCLE ToM's uouoks On Off Sale 3302 Branch Avenue SILVER HILL MARYLAND Complimenrs of DISTRICT CONCRETE CO INC 4800 Branch Ave SILVER HILL MD REdwood 6 6000 L G BALFOUR CO Offc I Manufaciurers of SURRATTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PERSONAL CARDS plehon of your sludles af SurraH's ville High School Besf washes for a 'fulure rich un happiness and good healfh Your Perso al Balfour Rep LEE COLLINSON CLINTON TIRE CENTER CLINTON MARYLAND Guaranieed Recappmg Four Hour Service All Worlc Guaranfeed JOHN SHARPER FLORIST 582I Brinkley Road S E OXON HILL MARYLAND Fresh Flowers Daily From Our Greenhouses Corsages Wedding Designs Telephone LOgan 7 8600 FREE DELIVERY ., . , . I Q o , ' i ia Congra+uIa+ions. Seniors, on rhe com- I fl . Farms Acreage PINKNEY A EARNSHAW JR CLINTON MARYLAND Telephone Office CYpress 7 8700 Home CYpress 79333 Homes oI's Cholce Meals Groceries Fresh Vegefables Feeds PrH'sburgh Pamfs PADGETTS SUPER MARKET 570I Branch Avenue Camp Sprmgs Maryland Telephone RE 6 5I I I CompIlmen'I's of SILVER STAR CLEANERS SI' Barnabas Road and Branch Ave Iaf SIopIlgh'I'I REdwood 5 9779 WARD'S GARAGE General Aufo Repairs Texaco Producfs CLINTON MARYLAND CONGRATULATIONS' HOWCO HOWARD SANITARY PRODUCTS COMPANY JamI'ors Supplles Paper Produc'I's 5700 Branch Avenue S E CAMP SPRINGS MD RE 5 6766 HARVEY DAIRY Your Local Maryland Dalry BRENTWOOD MD Ap 7 3434 Ap 7 3434 If you appreclaie quaIrI'y cleanlng and Ihe bes'I' laundered shlrl an fown sooner or Ia'Ier you wlII be our cus'I'omer so why no'I now? FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE WAGNON DRY CLEANERS Branch Avenue CIm'I'on Maryland CYpress 7 9890-HI 9 8020 3 Day Cleaning Laundry and Shoe Repair Rugs and Furs Cleaned and Sfored CASH AND CARRY SAVES YOU I0f Member of NICD . ' 0 - Il! L . CYpress 7-9I23 ' ' ' - - U 0 Open TII 9 P M Seven Days a Week Phone JOrdon 8 7496 VILLAGE SUPER MARKET 35I0 SILVER HILL ROAD Jusi off Branch Avenue Purveyors of 'Ihe Fnes'I' Foods NICK FERRANTE ' JOE ZICCARDI B K MILLER SUPER MARKET CLINTON MD Phone CYpress 7 9077 CYpress 7 9078 FOR FREE DELIVERY Where Ihe Besi' In Food Cos+s You Less NEW PHONE NUMBER HIcIcory 9 5656 Signs I' h Dusplays Co P Parlung Lo'I' Sfrlplng WASHINGTON 23 D C 6I7I Branch Ave BOB DIEHL Phone CYpress 79522 RIPPLE SUPPLY COMPANY Hardware Tools Bulldmg Supphes Sherwin Wulhams Pamis ScoH' Lawn Seed Garden Supphes CLINTON MARYLAND JOHN VISII' Ihe GreaI'er HILLCREST HEIGHTS TESTER 8. SON, INC. -Shoppers Gem- General Con+rac:I'ors CLINTON. MD. ' - sq II , yr? . ' I I - - - i ., s. E. Sales and Service ALLEN AND STONE Radio and Television Service REcIwood 5-8880 7I03 Marlboro Pike DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD. PYLES MOTOR CO IN 3600 SlIver Hull Rd Silver HIII Md DESOTO PLYMOUTH Sales and Service JO 8 3600 Complimenfs of THE CLINTON BANK CLINTON, MARYLAND Member of Federal Deposli' Insurance Co porai' on CLINTON PHARMACY Prescrlphon Cenrer Phone CYpress 7 9758 CLINTON MD CompIlmen+s AIR LUX AWNINGS JOrdan 8 7200 Air Condlhoned 7 Mles So 'II1 of Dsi c+ Lne ON BRANCH AVENUE SHULER S RESTAURANT CLINTON MARYLAND Hghway No 5 FeaI'ur ng CI1cIcen and Sfealc BREAKFAST LUNCHES DINNERS Curb Ser ice ., C. ' of INC. Phone: CYpress 7-9883 TOMMY S ANGLERS SUPPLY W dy S, P-M ,, CAMP SPRINGS MD AI'1ry PHONE 9 sro: ALLENTOWN ROAD RE 5 9737 efe lm GORDON S MOTORS General Aufo Repairing Specializing in Hydro Mahc Transmission Used Cars 24 Hr Towmg Service RI' 5 CIlnI'on Md CY 796I4 CompIlmenIs YOUR BEST FOOD BUY BOND BREAD CLINTON GOLF DRIVING RANGE CLINTON MARYLAND Old Roufe 5 Open II A +o I Cy 75997 Aufomahc Ties Phone CYpress 79527 Free Es+ima'I'es LAWRENCE W SIMPKINS Inferior Palnhng Exferlor Box 760 Rou+e 3 CInIon Md KIMBLES GULF GAS AND GROCERIES CIln+on Md Cypress 79889 PHONE Cy 7 9038 C. G. SCHULTZ 81 SONS MARKET CLINTON, MD. Groceries, Beer Wine, Liquor Self-Service Markef Insurance of Every Type for Every Need WM. S. WISE INSURANCE AGENCY Cypress Hickory 7 8870 9 8000 I I Open eel: a s and Sundays Bloodworms- rim innows-Tac e I ' Ammunifion- rc e F' I1' g a d Hunfin Licenses Iss d IIP 'I IEJO ll I ' I I ' ' I . ii , . .M. I P.M. - , . J. f'x r 45'- if- 'S ,mi-, ' 'livin .r. ,, - f ,iv V4 3 ini. -A . r, ' ' A-N 'I -.F f'fQ.-12' . --2 ' ily.. J: Ps -N535 I 7 J :g4gk,Ain.A- 1.- - :1':-..1 --Uv- ...ri A ' ' L' 1 ' r Y Q . BLUMES TV SERVICE Box 652 Marguis Drive CLINTON. MD. Cy 7 8859 ALTON P. BURGESS ELECTRICAL CENTER EIec+ricaI Con+rac+ors Wiring . Fixrures . Repairs 5840 Branch Avenue CAMP SPRINGS. MD RE 66464 RE 66464 Aufhorlzed Frigidaire and Wes+ nghouse Dealer Congra+uIahons Io Ihe GraduaI'es FRANKLIN STORE CLINTON MD CLINTON RESTAURANT BreaIc'Fas+ Lunch Dinners PAYNES MARKET 690I AIIen+own Rd -CH8 7577 Groceries and Feeds MITCHELS ESSO SERVICE Washing Polishing Accessories CY7 9356 Cllnfon Md SOUTHERN AUTO SALES Waldorf Md MI 5434I Comphmenis of JOWETT 81 RYCE INC CIm'Ion Md G C MURPHY CO The Compleie Varlefy Sfore HIIcres+ He ghis Shopping Cen'Ier Compl menfs of McMASTER VARIETY STORE CH 84747 7087 AIIenIo n Rd CLINTON TV SALES 81 SERVICE W T MAYES CY 79750 Home Calls Apphances CompIlmen+s THE CLINTON JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE An organnzahon of young men ai work building for 'Ihemselves and 'Iherr com munlfy a LIFE lnsI'ead of a Ilvlng i BEN . -I . . - . of New and Used Cars. i I ' i o 0 - W . . . - - ,yfxh I 'ha M TS' f Qwvf' Awww ' M ,csw , X, 5: 'Q ' ' . ,Mt T -,. ' :xxx Nancy Baker hereby will my place on mayorettes to anyone xy ho e in stay eligible Delores Ballard hereby yyill my seat in P O D to eanne Tisdale Eugene Berry hereby will all my troubles to the 57 59 lunior Class ames Blume hereby will my ibility to skip ind meet eiu ht md still et iyyiy yyith it to my little brother l iwrenee Berniee Brlnnon hereby will my happy narried lite to tll the Se lar irls yxho re e gag d Gertrude Briehtyyell hereby vyill ny ettinie throueh sehool to my bibx lrother ames Betty Burgess hereby yxill my height md my hood times it Qurrittsxille o my cousin C ompton Burteess Paul Burke hereby will my 1959 Chex rolet eonxertible to eiine yyhile lm in tle Air I oret Robert Burns herebv yyill my ibility to suryixe burratt s first tootbiil 8215011 to Galen Kimble yxho didnt he s min enough to tukle it oan Colemm hereby vyill my blond hair yyhieh t lliek it the roots to r l errar Neil Conner hereby yxill my little bl uk book to Bill Lexyis Walter Daye hereby will my ability to pl my baseball to my brother ohnnie Dix id Dennison hereby vyill to Brook C rist the Brooklyn Bridge Arlene l step hereby will my Senior ye ir to my sister anet Cynthii lerris hereby will ill my eood times in hieh school o my little brother yyho yxill start next year. XV'1lter Fovyler hereby vyill my job in the Cafeteria to Russell Shackelford. Brenda Cay hereby will my easy life in bym class to Judy Milner. oe Cilass hereby will my 'l 'lity to talk 11 hour and say' nothin to any und - elassmm vyho vyflnts it, Clharles Goddard hereby will Barbara '1 real sweet eirl my good typing grades. Carolyn Hedrick hereby will my lone hours of nightly homework to Millard Oyxens. Robert Herbie hereby yyill my curly blond hair to Donald Lanier. Donald Herring hereby will my ability to skip class and not et eau ht and to get into trouble 'md not get the devil for it to 'mybody that yyymts to sky and 1 y'e 1 ybood time. Diem: Holmes hereby vyill my 'lbility to skip sueeessfully to Pat lfarnsh ixyt Lena Holt hereby will my ability to type to une Thornton, immy Houk hereby will my ability to meet along, vxith other peoyvle to anyone who has trouble ettiny, along., Kathy Hummer hereby will my smallest teddy bear to Pat Nolan. Richard Hummer hereby will 'ill my troubles as a Senior to next y'e.ir's Senior Class, oy Irvin hereby will my worn out cheerleader skirt to Bob Shanks to replace the one he vxilled to Phil Choy an. ' ' 1 x I 1 'J lr , 1 1 Y 1 Y Fi f lv 5 I ' ' , ' , u . . , ' . , i ' Q -V s D 4 . . J. 5 1, -I ' 1 1 Y- . 51 1 gt . , v ll , 1 , ' . 'i. 7 4 'fine Kg J ' .1 nr ve . 'y y v 1' I 1 0. ' , -- , Q . u J 3 P' 5 x 1 . 7 Sf, ' ' 'V 'i 1 U ' 'jg t . S' T ,' i i . Q ,, ., ' QU , 1 ya, , ,' ' ' 1 , Y' , I i ' 1 Y' V w '- ' - ' ' -A, - . y I , , ' jane Ciain, hereby will to my brother lfred, the typing ribbon on machine 9955. if '- , . 1 , - . ' tl . i 1 V , , V' .' , ' ' isn' we i 1 M S. 4 - , r f' ' - 'K . ly .2 4.1 V. 1 V . . .Y In Q Y . i Q , , . . l V q f . I ', Y L 'I 1. , .mi ' . f . 31 ' er L L V 'L 4 K , L L 4.7 L Y , I Y K Y t 7 Y Y Y, 7 Y Y K . , . S1 ig i . v . r 1 H . l a t r K 1 u 1 K 1 Y L . , f I y , 7 , K , , , , s s ev v 1 v 2 , . . . , . . -I 7 CY N , , nh tagtamwt Bette Kaplan hereby vylll my chemlstry notebook wrth all the wrong answers to those unfortunate umors Dorothy Klnney hereby vull all my good t1mes at Surratts and my posltlon rn mayorettes to Sharre Brovyn Conrad Krell hereby vyrll my motorcycle to my brother so he can get to school on t1me Donald Lamer hereby w1ll my herght to Walter Daye who sure can use It Sldney Lane hereby w1ll my car to anyone who w1ll take xt Roger Leonard hereby mll my job at the gas statron to any handle squeezer Brll Lexus hereby w1ll our baseball dramond to any grrl who can wear It Harriett Lusk hereby vsrll my s1ek leaye and my tremendous report card to m brother rmmy udy Luskey hereby vy 111 my long eyelashes to Pete Padgett Rachel Lynch hereby vull my Southern aeeent to anyone rn the umor Class who can txke the klddmg Sllas Mason hereby yull all my good trmes rn Surratts to elene Dudd ean Merrxman hereby wrll my hexght Q5 M D to Donald Lamer 6 5 Kenneth MeC all hereby wrll my abnlnty to play football to Bull Rlchmond Donald Mlller hereby vs 1ll my cold w1lk home from school to Donme Byroad oyee Moore hereby vylll all my clean sheets of paper that I have at the end of the I . L ' .y ., .' ' , ,J r. LJ ,y . ,' , Y y L ' 1 . ' as - ' J ' 1, I , A f' I ' r ' J 1.13 V C ea- 1, I - ex, - ' ' ' . I, , ' y , . V' 1- 2 . - ' 1,11 -. 7 A, ,' L -,Q .4 L f. t , I,J ' t, f' '. .. I, ' 1' , ' 1 ' ' . LJ ' e , - ' ' J: '. LJ V , y I Y. . ,A J . L Q by . .. I, ' 1, ' ' ' . I, , ' ' Q ' LJ j , ' ' ' Ilj ' I Vs V A I I Y L ,y V. I year to Don Lamer osephrne Noel hereby yxrll my narrow feet to Chubby Nolan Fx a Pearson hereby wrll happrness lnke mme and Wlradell s to everyone Daylel Perry hereby w1ll my gymnastle ablllty to Mr Cooke Gall Rubourn hereby w1ll my red harr to Judy Mllner oan Reasebeek hereby w1ll my wonderful tlmes at Surrattsvllle to my sister Sandra Phyllxs Rey rs hereby w1ll my enthuslasm for hard work to my brother Claude ohn Richardson hereby w1ll my good times to Betty me Hull Wanda Rrddle hereby yull nothlng to nobody because I may be back next year to uSe lt oan Robrnson hereby yyrll the Semor parkms map to any unlor who hasnt found a parklng plate yet Robert Schnerder hereby w1ll my good looking legs to Carole Blanche Sellner hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to go steady over a year to anyone who wants 1t Bonnre Sellner hereby w1ll my good tlmes at Surrattsvllle to everyone Bobby Shanks hereby w1ll my cheerleadmg costume to Phrl Chovan so he can be the clown next year une Shrfflett hereby w1ll my place as head of the flag twrrlers to anyone Wlth a loud whrstle udy Skolnrek hereby wxll to Dawn my locker that IS so full we eant close 1t Dorothy Smrth hereby vull all my good trmes at Surratts to Norman Ashby and Ronme Talbert I john Stewart hereby w1ll my Mercury to anyone who thanks Mercs are bad I, Lynda Thorne, hereby will my ability to know all the latest gossip to Ethel Wise. I, Jeanette Thornton, hereby will my ability to lead to my sister, june. I, Carole Townsend, hereby will my B's and Cs to the one guy who needs them. I, Tommy Townsend, hereby will all my broken bones I accumulated in sports to an athlete Robert Tucker hereby will my ability to go to sleep in Mrs I'errar s room to Woody Sharon Tucker hereby will my ability to eat fattening foods and stay thin to all poor souls on a diet Tommy Tucker hereby will my ability to change my schedule to the way I want it to Pappy B tt Bobby Warren hereby will my ability to get out of trouble to Elaine Wesley White hereby will my place on the bench minus cushion to Martin Padgett Kenneth Wise hereby will my place on the football team to Wayne Griffith Donald Wood hereby will all my good times at Surrattsville to Larry Hill and Barry Badini HALLOWEEN DANCE The Boogie Man Bop sponsored by thc Seniors vyas held at the Pumpkin Palace on tvso nights one for junior high and one for senior high The Spook Hill furnished thrills tor all Madame X thc lortune teller made miny wise predictions that night Wcrcviolxcs dead bodies ind mummies were noted on scxcrll occasions The results of thc yiiclging ol thc costumes xxcrc Ior the prettiest Gul Rsubourn as 1 little girl for the most original Linda Thorne and oin Robinson as bunny rlbbits md lor the ugliest Rlchcl Lynch and Benny Stultz is yyell yyho knovts what CHRISTMAS DANCE Adding to thc yuletide season xy as the Christmas Fantasy sponsored by the uniors The displays in the shovs cases vscrc samples of the pretty decorations calling attention to thc dance Dim lights nice music tyxinkling snowflakes and other lixely decorations surrounded thc room Music xxls proyidcd by the Stardusters Donald Wood and Barry Bidini played uitars ind sang ind a special number by 1 few of the unior boys provided further entertainment. To re1lly get the people in the Christmas spirit Simi c mme to look things over 'ind found that cl most enjoyable time was held by all. SPRING PROM 1958 R u if QUI I N KING irole Tow nsencl Robert Sehmeder COURT CIIRI-5 ESQORTb Judith Lusleq mme Blume C1 ul Rubourn fgmmy Tcjwnegbngl Peggy Keplmger Bobby Ammqnll lemme Iiselile Pull Burke Dime Knthmcr Bqjljhy Bum, I irlene Inexxcison Dlgk Wflldcq NIAID OI HONOR fgqfygl lilintht Sellnei lxnnnx XX UL SENIOR BANQUET 1958 Z we Senior liinnluet was one 91' the hiishlivhtf on the senior so'i1l L'llCDClCI'. t was held in the Pnll.uli.1n Room of the Ilimetl Shoreham Hotel in XX.1Sl1lI1f'f0l1 D. CQ., on Mnrth 3 1959, The menu featureil .1 numher of fine foods .intl liilet mienon 'ls the main course. After the tlinner everyone tlfintetl to the music of the Shorehfxm Hotel Orehestri. The fficulty members present were Mrs. Glrner, Mrs. Duvill Mrs. Moore- heiel Mr. Olson Mr. Mnthenfi mtl Mr. Young, A wonderful time wls hul by everyone in attendfmce. L T Navy Wife D W Mr Ronku A E Mme Nurse 4 -'iv L 'ic Fyu W W Fremhxc D H Muiilu :Ev B B Long Lege QQ K W All American J R Giggles J, N B0b'S Cal ,.-ng, D. L. Bamnu ' ' S. T. i.sy G. R. Redhead . iz. Miss Air Fm-fe R. L. Big Rofky J I Canary Y .ns D K Strutter D 9 Smlthy B B Bxbber wg-vx.5 I S Sputmgk M Puff Puff J M Peanut N B Qulck Shake - !, S M Iourboy J S june Bug B B New Iywed S Mxss Lxberacc W Hnnpukul B G WGSS Gil J C DukesDupl1css I lho y 2 Os, 'Q 1 J K H Kool Kit R L Dxxx B S Cllis Clown tb Y i Q H XX'uld1m., Bcllc M Mmlm Mumm K C B D1ng,lQlS4r1y ll Llrcdsb 'Ts Ir Q.-'Xi' g. 's ,yi ffm f X 49' Z BOOMERANG Edztor Kenneth Wnse Anzflanl Edzlor josephme Noel Bumzerr Manager jrmmy Houk Sportf Edztor joe Glass ean Merrrman Clary Edztorr oan Coleman Carolyn Hedrrck joan Reasebeck Adu Iflef Edztorf Judy Luskey Wesley Whxte Szlbxcrzplzofz Edzlor Drane Holmes AdU1J01 Russell Olson STAFF Donald Lamer Bob Schnleder Dorothy Smrth Kathy Hummer Paul Burke Q Rrchard Hummer ggkqifk. Goodby to the Semors no not at all Graduates often return to Surrattsvrlle ClCSlI'lUg transcrlpts recommenda trons and advrce Mrss Mcladden IS always vnllrng to help them whenever she can Miss Mefadden keep that smlle we shall return too The Class of '58 l ' U Brenda GGY Q -5 2?f- C F TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO IX f ' WX ,. L ., X XX 991 W3 1 in r,