Surrattsville High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Clinton, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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I - ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 g 'Gw-f, I I .. 'uw L , K, W ,rx 1,1 I. Page Five Pa,,e Q1 DEDICATIGN Tne Senior Class of 1959 Pereloy ded cafes + s pcldllcatnon To Mr Russell son for l lg ou danc fncnc sn: or cl un ers andlng c lnng lwe gas Q7 years We feel w T Tlwls de :carl n c n re ecl ll? poll our Qppreclatlon for l'l5 unll Ing e+lo ls fo promole our many endeavors 'Vlr Olson nas Taugnl us roar success l we product of lwunesl wor anl Tlnal gllure us mere y a s Wdl ,mn Inc o o l W e 'a e I acnleye T1 nw Wfc slncere y looe nat lclure cesses l1eyeTl1e good +o fur e of oelng gulcled by lnls wisdom and fnendslwup N l ' ' l 'u f, 's l ' l L Fl l ' ' . ' lc, c F' ll ig- Ols 'li J ce, l- p, ' rf' ro e F A ou' Qools end Hier cl J ' lu T J J J ., slnv even 5 rc: 1' 3 l y l.e . . l, vhs .' d' 'o 5 A A 'Alf 1 7' ll I- - fl ' s' - R ' ' l M s ' f lf 1 ' ' ' ' 'F' T r I Q l . l ' ' . . l . c' qx As Administrative Assistant to the principal, Mr. Olson is a familiar figure to all students at Surrattsville. He is always ready to serve us with his friendly en- couragement and advice. The enrollment increase this year added new burdens and responsibilities to the administrative staff, and Mr. Olson carried on the double duty of classroom teacher and aide to the principal. To us he stood out as a symbol ot service and loyalty to our school. The Senior Class wishes to thank him for his support, his interest in us, and the understanding he has perpetually shown to all that needed it. Page Seven Page Eight x As., iX1 ' I ,sl PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE To the Members ofthe Class of 1959: May I add my congratulations to those of others interested in your welfare on the completion ofthe curriculum that each of you pursued? The reaching of any goal previously set is a suitable cause for reasonable pride on the part of anyone who accomplishes the task and for congratulation by his friends. But the goal that you have reached must be only a temporary one, for society will no longer be satisfied with members who are not making progress. Each one of you should have planned or are planning the next step in your life. The next definite goal should be set up and a time schedule arranged within which to reach it, but this specific goal should include a developing philosophy of life, if you and your work are to become meaningful factors in education. We who have been your co-workers during the years you have spent at Surrattsville shall watch your progress with interest, ready to rejoice with you in your successes and sympathize in the failures which we hope may never come. To your parents, the county, state, and nation who have paid for your education and to the school and teachers through which this education has been received, you owe a debt which can be paid only by able and faithful endeavor in your life's work. Sincerely yours JOHN M. PRYDE, Principal MRS. THELMA PADGETT, our office secretary, performs her enormous task with a quiet efficiency. She also directs the office practice program in cooperation with the school's com- mercial department. This is her seventh year of service for Surrattsville. 1 MRS. ALMA GARNER maintained the attendance records in the school. Surrattsville had an all-time high of approx- imately 930 students this year. MRS. ELIZABETH JOHNSON served as Student Council ad- visor this year and was responsible for an active student government. Under her direction the Council innovated many recommendations to enhance student welfare. THE OFFICE PRACTICE GIRLS, better known as the weary walkers of long corridors, helped to maintain office business under the direction of Mrs, Padgett. Louise Wignall demon- strates her typing efficiency here to Cleft to rightl Phyllis Muenzer, Betty Kenlon, Mrs. Padgett, Jeanne Tisdale, and Billie Gorman. Page Nine EDWARD A. ANDRAUSKAS Colleges: Wilson Teachers, Penn State Subject: Core Hobby: Sports, Coaching JOSEPH F. BOSWELL College: Union College Subject: Social Science ANNE O. BOROSKI Colleges: College Misericordia, New York University Subject: Math Hobby: Reading STANLEY BURAK College: George Washington University Subject: Physical Education Hobby: Sports 1 F, OLIVE CADY Colleges: Rochester General Hospital School of Nursing, Syracuse University Subject: School Nurse Hobby: Swimming, Sewing, Children DONALD L. COOKE College: University of Maryland Subject: Industrial Arts Hobby: Farming E SAMUEL L. COOKE College: University of Maryland Subject: Physical Education Hobby: Photography ORVILLE M. DEMING College: University of Maryland Subject: Industrial Arts Hobbies: Bowling, Photography F' WILLIAM MICHAEL DOWNEY College: Shepherd Subject: Core Hobby: Sports SHIRLEY S. DUVALL College: University of Maryland Subjects: Typing I and II, Bookkeeping Hobby: Sewing, Knitting Page Ten bfi- 'Q Q,,,,,, . . I 'E EVAN D. DYER College: Frostburg State Teachers Subject: Math Hobby: Drawing WILLIAM ELLINGER Colleges: Bloomsburg State Teachers, George Washington University Subject: Core Hobby: Sports, Reading GRACE ALEXANDRA FARRIOR Colleges: Wornan's College, University of North Carolina Subject: Girls' P Hobby: Sports, ALMA D. GA Colleges: Frost hysical Education Reading LETTY DIANE FERRAR Colleges: Radford, George Washington University Subjects: U. S. History, World History, P. O, D. Hobby: Painting RNER burg State Teachers, University of Maryland Subject: Core Hobby: Family , Working MICHAEL GROZINSKY Colleges: Villanova University, St. Basil's College Subject: English, Guidance Counselor Hobbies: Studying Russian, Dancing S, DEAN HARPE Colleges: Pennsylvania State, Bloornsburg State Teachers, George Peabody College Subjects: Core, Hobbies: Readi World History ng, Sports LILLIAN HOLLAND Colleges: Bloomsburg State Teachers, Rutgers University Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Physics Hobby: Reading ELIZABETH JOHNSON College: George Washington University Subjects: Algebra I, Plane Geometry, 8th Grade Math Hobby: Sports DONALD KLEIN College: Mansfield State Teachers Subjects: Core, U. S. History Hobby: Coaching Football Page Eleven vw T7 A J ELEANOR LANG Colleges: University of Illinois, Rider Col- lege, University of Pennsylvania, George Washington University ' Subjects: World History, General Business, ,j Typing' K J JAMES vv. H. LusBY Rf I Colleges: Western Maryland, Johns Hopkins, Maryland University I Subjects: 9th Grade Math, Senior Math, : ' 9th Grade General Science Hobby: Carpentry K s If JOHN J. MATHENA Colleges: Boston University, Maryland University, Catholic University Subject: Instrumental Music Hobby: Watching television LEOLA YALE McFADDEN Q ' I Colleges: Colorado State College of Educa- X ' WF 1' tion, George Washington University K x Subject: Guidance Counselor W Hobby: Reading . . f. .. j 53:3 I . , 'U , 825-'43-fl ,L ALYCE MARSHBURNE MCGRATH ' Colleges: East Carolina, George Washington . ti: University, University of Maryland 5 X Subjects: Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II I , F1 Hobby: Bridge 'x , FRANKLIN F. Moom . L tt, it N College: University of Southern California 5, L' jl ' ' Subject: Art j 1 Hobby: Silversmithing . I 1 ,L-ff:-' , ' JEAN MOOREHEAD Colleges: Stephens, Hastings Subjects: Speech, Vocal Music Hobby: Theatre, Writing Poetry HELEN NICHOLAS College: Framingham State Teachers College , 5 Subject: Home Economics V ' Hobby: Sewing, Reading I RUSSELL F. OLSON Colleges: Wisconsin Teachers, D. C. Teach- ers, George Washington University Subject: Mathematics Hobby: Fishing, Organ Playing Ahv GORDON A. PATTERSON 'nf Colleges: U. S. Naval Academy, George x -f Washington University, University of Maryland ali Subjects: Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, .. 1 Algebra II, 8th Grade Math Page Twelve ANNE F RAYMOND Colleges: Fordham University Columbia ni- versity, Catholic University, George Wash- ington University Subject: Librarian Hobby: Reading IRENE ROBIN Colleges: New Jersey State, Ecole Normale d' Aix-en-Provence Subject: English Hobby: Reading, Music M. JULIE ROSSELL Colleges: Bowling Green State University, indiana University, Fenn College, South- eastern Business College Subjects: English, History, Psychology Hobby: Drawing MARY CLARE ROWLAND Colleges: Marywood, George Washington University Subject: Vocal Music Hobby: Family ,gil W .L -,EDWARD c. sf-xLvio r,Colleges: Pennsylvania State University, East Stroudsburg State Teachers, University of T Maryland Subjects: English, Core Hobby: Reading EARL SHUMAKRE College: Frostburg State Teachers Subject: Core Hobby: Photography DAVID WALTON College: Florida Southern Subjects: General Science, Biology Hobby: Music MARGARET C. WHITE Colleges: Brevard Junior College, Appala- chian State Teachers, Radford State Teach- ers, Woman's College of University of North Carolina Subject: Home Economics Hobby: Sewing, Cooking HELEN M. WHITLOCK College: Radford State Teachers Subject: Physical Education Hobby: Books, TV, Sports THOMAS HUGH YOUNG Colleges: Columbia University, University of Paris Subject: French I, ll Hobby: Farm, correcting French papers Page Thirteen .Q THE GUIDANCE OFFICE became a familiar place for many students seeking information and advice. Here we caught Miss McFadden, the guidance counselor, chatting with Nancy Drevenak at a typical session in the guidance office. By her careful consideration of our problems, Miss McFadden has helped many of us over the rough spots and enabled us to achieve worthwhile goals. MR GROZINSKY asecond counselor added to the staff this year told Wayne Bradfield all about the armed forces occupations business opportunities college require ments and scholarships We think Wayne enioyed it Page Fourteen - Here we find a study hall session in our library. Under the supervision of Mrs. Raymond, it is always crowded with students who are seeking c out the abundance of knowledge that is to be F found in our library's books. MRS. CADY, our school nurse, is always ready to lend her services. Besides taking care of the Infirmary, she is re- sponsible for all of our health records, which are quite numerous. Mrs. Cady is advisor and sponsor of the Future Nurses Club which helps with all the health drives in our school. R OUR CUSTODIAL STAFF, under the direction of Mr. Charles Hill, does a fine job of keeping Sur- rattsville in tip-top shape. There is no part of the school that does not owe its cleanliness to our custodians. CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mr. Charles Hill, Mrs. Louise Hill, Sidney Pinlcney, Jerome Procter, Joseph Procter, Earl Goodwin. CAFETERIA THE CAFETERIA STAFF nncludlng Cleft to rlghtj Mrs 0Bryan Mrs Putt and Mrs Ragland the supervisor compluments Wayne Bradfaeld on his abrllty to be fnrst un lnne They are responsuble for plannnng and serving a well balanced meal fuve days also members of the cafetena staff BUS DRIVERS These men full an Important part of our school program Thenr effucnent and capable servlce of transportung the students to and from school ns falthfully performed each day Page Suxteen A TYPICAL SENIOR HIGH LUNCH HOUR called for C0 operatlon from the student body The hot lunch program In the school accommodated an average of 400 students dally I I a week. Mrs. Hayward and Mrs. Ervin are E QENIQRS Q BETTY ELISE ADAMS Betty' You can't give away kindness-it always comes back to you Activities: Drivers' Training llg Boomerang 12. X Always smiling . . . really friendly . . . pretty hands . . blue eyes. CORNELIUS MARTIN ADAMS Ma rt Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Activities: Co-Rec 95 Drivers' Education l I. Quiet . . . a wonderful dresser . . . usually seen with Joan. ROBERT JOSEPH AMMAN Bobby A little folly is desirable in him that will not be guilty of stupidity. Lots of fun . . . usually with Batt . . . crew-cut . . one of the roving kind. WILLIAM JACKSON BATT Pappy' I will find a way or make it. time friend of Ammann. Curly hair with ducks . . . hot Ford . . . carefree . . . long- KENNETH BOWEN Ken By diligence and patience, he achieves much. Activities: Patrol Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Archery Club 10, Drivers' Education 12. Quiet . . . wears a crewcut . . . reliable . . . always been a patrol . . . aims to be a forest ranger. FRED CAIN Cain A good mind possesses a kingdom. Activities: Co-Tumbling 10, Basketball 10, Journalism 11, Proiection 10, 11, 12, Boomerang 12. CURTIS WAYNE BRADFIELD Bird Art is more godlike than science: science discovers, art creates. Activities: Dance Club 9, Journalism 10, Boomerang 12, Art Editor 12, Drivers' Training 1 1. Lover of life . . . really can dance . . . always at Teen Club . . . neat. . . well known . . . artist. JOSEPH JOHN BUCKLEY Joe Least said, soonest mended. Just ioined us this year . . . the silent type . . . friendly . . . we wish we had known him longer. Smart fellow . . . liked by all . . . sports enthusiast . . . writes well. ki AJAX Nydwv PHILIP ARRINGTON CHOVAN Chovan Babe When Duty whispers low, Thou must, the youth replies, l can. Activities: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Football 11, 12: Student Coun- cil 9, 12: Class President 10: JV Basketball 9, 10. Phil . . . imported from South Carolina . . . carefree . . . friendly . . . Audrey . . . cool drummer . . . lover of football . . . Southern drawl. LOIS JEAN COFFMAN Little One Give me love and work-these two only. Activities: Future Nurses Club 10, 11, 12, A Cappella Choir 10: Class Secretary 9, 11. Really is a worker . . . usually seen in library . . . per- severing . , . sure to succeed. lf ,st -.la xc' , t it r-g V if-jydrdyffi :JJ X 4 by leX'x.'ffq -If V Il ly ,JV XV ,J ' 1 1 .1 4 1 l'V Y V dt. U , . 1 v if X 1 f i A L - L l ABRAHAM BROOKE CRIST Brooke iv wg if ti all X x of X3 s 'K lf ll N L25 fs v u ff A vw? A5 l L He is speedy, he is fast, and in sports he shows his class. Activities: Dance Club 9: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Co. Rec. 9, 10, Co. Tumbling 9, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 11, 12: Proiectionist 10, 11, 12: Boomerang 12. Lover of sports . . . owns green Mercury . . . mostly inter- ested in La Plata and Gwynn Park . . . neat . . . man around town. MICHAEL PARAMORE DARBlE Darb Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. J Activities: Proiectionist 10, 1 1, 12. Darb . . . fast '49 Ford . . . quiet . . . ace mech' . . . loves food . . . recognized by his crewcut. NANCY JEAN DREVENAK Nancy Knowledge is but folly unless it is carried by grace. Activities: Pep Club 9, Dance Club 10, Newspaper Editor ll, May Court 10, Junior Class Vice President, Cheerleaders ll, 12, Cheerleader Captain 12, Hall Patrol 12. Always busy . . . versatile . . . aims to have curly hair . . . freckles are no hindrance to her. A beautiful face is a silent commendation. JELENE LINDA DUDD Kathy Activities: Co-Recreation 9, Dance Club 9, Pep Club 9, Jour- nalism IO, ll, National Honor Society 10, ll, 12, A Cap- pella lO, Senior Girls' Ensemble 10, Drivers' Education ll, Boomerang 12. Tall and sweet . . .good grades and better personality . . . incomplete homework caused by working at Woolworth's. ROBERT MARVIN EDWARDS Dugan It is better for a man to blush, than to turn pale. Activities: Basketball 9, Soccer 9, lO, Band 9, 10, l 1. Can easily be embarrassed . . . a good friend to have . . . seen regularly at Bladensburg Teen Club . . . have Ford, will travel . . .with Charlotte. JOHN HENRY FERSINGER, JR. Fuzzy Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Dance Club 9, Intramurals lO, Co-Recreation 10, Tumbling lO. Never known to frown . . . idol of underclass girls . . . last seen wearing striped shirt, .red vest, and turquoise trousers. JACK FREDERICK GARNER Fred The world is mine for the taking! Activities: Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 9, Proiection 10, 11, Dance Club 9, Journalism 10, A Cappella 10, 11, Fred . . . firm in his beliefs . . . entertains 12-A lunch table ...sparkling orator. BlLl.lE TERESA GORMAN Billie The eyes are the pioneers that first announce the soft tale of love. Activities: Cheerleaders 12: A Cappella Choir 10, 11, Girls' Sports 10, 11, Student Council 10, Drivers' Education 12, Boomerang 12. Billie . . . in two years she's become one of us. Pleasant, peppy . . . made her mark on the cheering squad. WAYNE BENNETT GRIFFITH Griff Whistle, and she'll come to you. Activities: Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council President 12, Football 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12: Soccer 9, 10: Proiectionist 10, 11, 12. Griff . . . tall . . . good looking . . . seems easy going, except when you see him in Student Council. ,C X lxx' gc 1 ol N N X N xv If J xy . Ag I . ,ND .R V 5 M EN' if X V C ,YN N xx ,- XX' x Q f xl' ,P 1 ROBERT BERKELY HALLINAN ' H:-im' A merry, dancing, laughing, and quaffing, unthinking . . time. Activities: Proiection Club 10, 11, 12, A Cappella 9, 10, 11 12: Boys' Quartet 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble 9, 1O, 11, 12 Band 9,1O, 11, 12. finger in every pie! Ham . . . the class iitterbug . . . always willing to help . . . a HARRY MILLARD HARDY Harvey All those who would win joy, must share it, happiness was born a twin. A newcomer this year . . . won friends fast with his amiable personality. . . an asset to the class. CHARLEEN RAE HEINHORST Green Eyes A beautiful eye makes silence eloquent. Activities: Net Ball Team 9, 10, Baseball Team 9, 10, Track Team 9, 10. Bright eyed, sweet and easy going . . . a perfect model of friendliness . . . quiet. . . an inner beauty. LARRY LEROY HENLEY Henley Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more . . . Carol . . . quiet . . . self-possessed personality, except when at parties . . .and easy to make friends with. JAMES ARMSTEAD HOVER Jim Within the book and volume of my brain . . . Activities: Boomerang 9, Sound Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Proiec- tionist 9, 10, 11, 12, Librarian 9, Photographer 11, 12. KN3DlD . . . Quiet, except when excited . . . will argue over anything, but makes a good friend . . . generous . . . a willing helper. As the case stands. ciety 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, Student Council 11, 12, Secretary 12: Greenlight 11, Associate Editor: Boomerang. A ruffled pixie-cut . . . a happy laugh . . . you could pick her out of any crowcl. BARBARA LEE JONES Barb She lives for the sheer joy of living. Activities: Tumbling Club 9, Dance Club 9: Co-Rec. 10. Cute . . . witty . . . she can really squeal out at Shuler's. MARY ALBERTA JONES Mary Never say more than is necessary. Activities: Future Homemakers 10: Tumbling 10, Drivers' Education 12. Tall, willowy . . . an all around sweet person. WILLIAM ARMAND JONES, JR. BJ, Life is not life at all without delight. Activities: Dramatics 9, Dance Club 9: Chess Club 9, 10: Band 10, Journalism Club 11: Boomerang 12. Senior Parties . . . Chewing-gum vender . . . class counselor . . . future commercial artist . . . the bad Buick . . . Mugs. SANDRA LEE JOHNSON Sandy Activities: Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor So- ELIZABETH ANN KENLON Betty Her very trowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Activities: Co. Rec. 9, Future Nurses 10, 11, 12, GAA 10, 11, 12, Journalism Editor 11: National Honor Society 11, 12, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Boomerang Editor, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12. Balances our books . . . keeps us hustling . . . true to Everett .. .sparkling ring. GALEN ROBERT KIMBLE Kim Babe All mankind loves a lover. Activities: Soccer 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Projection Club 10, 11, 12: Football 11, 12. Nicki . . . black curly hair . . . lover of sports . . . usually drives a Pontiac. . . liked by everyone. . . When you're good to others, you're best to yourself. Activities: Drivers' Education. Hard-working . . . silence is golden . . . speed demon in shorthand . . . friendly . . . really can cook . . . JANICE ANN KING Janice ROBERT LEE LABINSKI Butch Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Activities: Football 9, 10, 11, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. Hails from Texas . . . cute accent . . . likes sports, girls, rock and roll . . .loves parties. . . what about Birdland. V, ADOLPH WAYNE LAING JR. Wayne It's happy goes as lucky goes. Quiet . . . usually seen with Millard Owens . . . never with- out his portable radio . . . could really handle math . . . authentic quiet smile . . . DANIEL ORVILLE LAYTON Danny Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Tall . . . new this year, but really is one of us . . . silence is golden . . . fast end on our football squad . . . has plans for Maryland University . . . MARY ANN LOUISE LEBO Tommy To hold, as 'twere, the mirror up to nature. Activities: Physical Education Assistant ll, 12, GAA Baseball and Basketball lntermurals. Tall blonde . . . beautiful tresses . . . loves iewelry . . . many, many rings . . . loves a good time . . . what a driver . . . VIRGINIA LEE LOWETH Ginger Laughter, with shield and steely harness, Stood up at her side. Activities: Tumbling Club 9, Co. Rec. 9, lO. Twinkling brown eyes . . . cute laugh . . . always smiling . . . quiet, but steady friend . . . I PAUL EUGENE MONAGHAN Paul The diplomat sits in silence, watching the world with his ears. Activities: Football I lg Patrol 12. The silent type . , . Matt Dillon . . . loves a good time . . . one ofthe boys . . . liked by everyone. PHYLLIS ANN MUENZER Mouse Humor is emotional chaos remembered in tranquillity. Activities: Journalism Club 9, Senior Band 9, Maiorettes 9, lO, ll, 12, Captain of Maiorettes 12: Senior Class Secretary, Boomerang Staff. Really is cute . . . friendly . . . known by her small walk- ing steps . . . Curt . . . likes her desert boots. ' JOHN FRANKLIN MULLIKIN Johnny The books I read and the life I lead are sensible, sane and mild. Activities: Dance Club 9: Drivers' Education 10. Reds . . . silence is golden . . . Mickey . . . loves to eat. LAURA ANITA NOLAN Chubby Beauty is its own reward, being a form of peace. Activities: Dance Club 9, Journalism Club 10: Student Coun- cil Representative: Senior Class Vice President. Neat as can be . . . liked by everyone . . . well known . . . never on time . . . Frank's girl . . . happy and content. Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length ball 95 Boomerang 125 Dance Club 9. VIVIAN GWYNNETTE OURSLER Penny It is quality rather than quantity that matters. Activities: Co-Rec. 9, 105 Dance Club 95 A Cappella 105 Journalism 105 National Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Student Council ll, Boomerang 125 Future Nurses Club 11, 125 Driv- ers' Training 11. Has interests at Gwynn Park . . . hard worker . . . liked by everyone . . . beautiful blond. MILLARD RICHARD OWENS Millard All mankind loves a lover. Red hair . . . silent type in class, but wait till you get to know him . . . dreads getting drafted . . . very neat . . . famous for pegged trousers. of , 1 Aly X rf! xx Q' x .. . A : Nr wtf QV in is 5 J X lxl J lt vw It f' Q ,QW f NM Q fgfl A U JF CVT, ,lyu 1 :ARK 9 W New 'f ' A AUBREY RYON PADGETT Pete Activities: Student Council 9, 105 Baseball 95 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Class President5 Bus Patrol 105 Drum Maior 12. Tall . . . I rise to a point of order . . . will always remember four flat tires and a truckload of Christmas trees . . . always helpful. FAYE SHIRLEY ORNDORFF Frank Activities: A Cappella 125 Journalism 105 Softball 95 Basket- Beautiful hair and eyes . . . wants to be taller . . . loves parties. CAROLE ANN RADTKE Carole The unspoken word never does harm. Gone with Larry three years . . . natural curly hair . . . well dressed , . . matching shirts. MARY LEE THERESA ROMJUE ShOrTie Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. Activities: Future Nurses Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Patrol Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Art Club 9. Infirmary . . . leaves class early . . . comes in late . . . makes much use out of school iacket and coat. JAMES ANTHONY RUBY Jim ing is perilous. nalism 10, Science Fiction 10, Greenlight 11, A Cappella 9, 11, 12, Boomerang 12, Sound Crew 11, 12, Proiection 12, Freshman Jazz 9. Jim . . . ham radio fiend . . . microphone specialist . . . 2- stockboy at Woolworth's . . . holds firmly to his own opin- ions . . . Barbara. t I EVELYN VIRGINIA SANDER Eve The laughter of girls is, and ever was, among the delightful sounds of earth. Activities: A Cappella 10, 11, 12, Greenlight 9. Eve . . . Rex and his Big D . . . aggravates teachers . . . I likes a long conversation . . . great collection of lace blouses. Learning without thought is labor lostg thought without learn- Activities: Chess Club 9, Math Club 9, Radio Club 10, Jour- .l 's..-ff Virtue is the performance of pleasant actions. Tall blonde . . . quiet . . . liked by everyone . . . Dale soft spoken . . . one ofthe steno girls. . . ALICE KATHLEEN SIMMONS Alice JEAN CAROLYN SINGER .lear1Ie Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Activities: Future Nurses Club 10, 11, 12, President 12. Friendly . . . lovely natural curly hair . . . pixie smile . . usually seen around infirmary . . . vivacious laugh . . . CLYDE .IATI-IAN STOKES SO Bad Because of you we will be glad and gay. Activities: Football Squad 11, 12. Happy-go-lucky . . . one of the gang . . . likes psychology ...andgirls... -1. I. I RAYMOND WILLIAM THORNTON Honor and truth and manhood- These are the things that stand. Happy in a hot rod . . . likes English . . . part-time sailor one of the boys . . . s HR 6 JEANNE MARIE TISDALE Jean Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Activities, Softball 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, Student Council 9, 10, GAA 9, 10, 11, 12, Maiorettes 10, 11, 12, Maiorette Co-Captain 12, May Court 11, School Rep. at Sears Meeting 11, 12, County Chorus 11, 12, Boomerang 12. Jean . . . cheerful and energetic . . . cute . . . loves to eat . . . Paul . . , blond hair and large green eyes. He gives light as soon as he rises. erang 12, Gym Supervisor 12. times. . .fire department. RICHARD ARNOLD WENBERG Ric Everything is sweetened by risk. Activities: Football 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10. Ric . . . quiet . . . seems modest . . . newcomer to Surratts . . . likes Teen Club . . .good dancer. EMMA LOUISE WIGNALL Snookie The victory of success is half won when one gains the habit of work. Activities: Dance Club 9, Sewing Club 9, National Honor So- ciety 10, 11, 12, Drivers' Training 11, Greenlight 11, Boom- erang 12. Louise . . . Baby Snooks . . . pleasant . . . great deal of patience . . . friendly at all times . . . always ready to help . . . sincere. JACK FLOYD WARD Jack Activities: Dance Club 9, Co-Rec. 9, Co-Tumbling 9, 10, Boom- Jack . . . tall . . . likes girls . . . very humorous . . . col- lection of 1000 iokes . . . leaves class rather hurriedly some- CHARLOTTE MARIE WILLIAMS Charlo'rte She is gentle, she is shy, but there's mischief in her eye. Activities: Dance Club 9, Co-Recreation 9, Drivers' Education ll. Charlotte . . . shy . . . lots of fun . . . known for her characteristic laugh . . . has a pleasant personality. , MICHAEL WALTER WILLIAMS Little Mike He who lives without folly is not so wise as he imagines. Activities: Cafeteria 12. Mike . . . witty . . . short . . . active . . . cafeteria helper . . . full of life . . . carefree. 1 MARY AVIS WINSTEAD Terry The books I read and the life I lead are sensible, sane, and mild. Activities: Drivers' Education 11: Bus Patrol 9, 10, 11, 12: Bus Patrol Captain 11, 12, Future Nurses Club 10, 11. Terry . . . quiet . . . likes horses . . . enjoys reading . . . friendly patrol. ETHEL PEARL WISE Edsel Soft hair, on which light drops a diadem. Activities: A Cappella 9, 10, 12, Associate Editor of Green- light 11, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Boomerang 12, County Chorus 10, 11, 12, Drivers' Education 11. Edsel . . . active . . . friendly . . . known for her dark hair . . . loves to dance . . . popular. JACQUELYN ANN WISE Jackie Quiet and sincere is she, a friend worth having Activities National Honor Society IO, II, I2. Science whiz usually seen with Louise, Jeanie or Ginger athletically inclined . .. DAVID ARTHUR YOCUNI Dave Not that I love study less, but that l love fun more Activities: Assistant in Physical Education Drivers Education Loves that Ford . . . very independent really is a mechanic ...cartiend... GARY ROSS ZEIDERS A good nature is the sign Activities: Football Squad. Really is a joker. . . Linda group of senior boys . .. 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' qt- 'ay' -fx .f ' iff. - , 'V - Qi lv? . s'iy f.. ., .' .1-N . i,ff .Lx-:i'l.. , -, K K w F Ypkfw. y V '. K -. 5, ,. -f, . . . , 1 , s , . s X ia. . ,U s,. :Ht f-' U3 s ,lf 54 n. --if,-1, - - f Q I9 78' 1 l 4 Nfl, I s fill -.4 s Q s 'Rs 1 1 1, 1 u 1 -. ,Q 5 4, X ,-qg S. s . :rt Affi- , - v f,k ' 1 ll-3' Q vb nl a Q . F ,Q I -f at . ii .4 r 9 X if 'IM Q ' A SURRATTSVILLES '58-X59 FOOTBALL TEAM BOTTOM TO TOP, lei? ro right: S Dodd, G Zeiders, P Ciwoyan, NN. Griffith, B Chrisi, D. Layton, J. Buckley, J, Byroads. O. Brown, B Johnson, D. Byroads, D. Wiides, D. Moyer, Manager C. Brown, J. McCaiI, S, Wynkoop, C. Davis, C, Johnson, J. Bavson, E. Laniess, C. Bramble, F. Polieyka, D. Forschf, J. McClain, R. Moyer, G, Kimble, Coach M. Grozinsky, Coach S. Borak, Coach D. Klein, F. Eusvis. Page Sixfy-four 1 Ciyde Srokes, number 27, brings down a Gwynn Park piayer as Don Byroads, number IO, rushes in to assist. QS: sk ,LQO2 P671 C 9- 0 7 'YO oh T' ec-he 1144, 1958 SCHEDULE Quantico Post .7 , O Surratts, , .A , .12 Sl- Mary's -ffff,-,.,,.AV 33 Surratts ,,A,,,,A,, O LOnQefellow ,,7, ,,,, 6 Surratts ,..,,,.,, O Sl 9VW00Gl srr. .,,V.,7 3 9 Surratts 5,,,,,,w, , O Laurel f -rfrrfvfffrr 7 Surratts, ,,Y7,, O Bulles School 3,7, , E35 Surrattgn 0 LaCkeY B 331-333 0 Surratts 33333 as 0 WAYNE oizirrim La Plafa B 6 Svffafts 3 . 0 Acting Captain Quarterback Fullba BROOK CHRIST Acting Co-Captain ck DOWN! TEAM! SET! l-2-3-4, HIKE! The ball is snapped to Wayne Griffith, captain of Surrattsville's big ii. Wayne hands off to Brook Christ, fullback. Brook charges between Joe Buckley and Phil Chovan. Brook is in the clear and races for the end zone. Suddenly, out of nowhere, the opposing full- back hits Brook from behind. Gary Zeiders yells, Lateral, Brook! Brook laterals to Gary Zeiders. Gary takes the ball over for the touchdown with Danny Lay' ton running interference. This incident never happened in actuality, but, these six Seniors took part in many an exciting play. Coach Burak said that, actually, there weren't any captains or co-captains, but, that these six boys were considered the tearn's leaders. Thanks, guys, for six games well done. 63 47, O' 2' so 0 Page Sixty-five f Surrattsville's Junior Varsity fought their way to an undisputed first place standing with a four win, no loss league standing. Co-captains Norman Ashby and Chas Hinchliffe lead the team to a total record of eleven wins and four losses. Congratulations on the most successful J.V. season yet, boys. Surrattsville 27 Calvert County Surrattsville CCC47 Quanticg P031 C Surraftsville ,,,, 39 Sherwood Surrattsville C115 Sf, J0hn'5 Surrattsvillen C e,7e,ei 43 Lackey Surrattsville C C 110 Gwynn Park C Surrattsville 43 C,H,M,A, C CC Surrattsville C C ssrr 48 Frederick Sasscer I 'K COACH ANDRAUSKAS J.V.'s SCHEDULE Surrattsville Surrattsville ,,,,, C C Surrattsville Surrattsvillew C C Surrattsville ..,, C Surrattsville SurrattsvilleCCC C Calvert County 46 Quantico Post .,,s C C 29 Sherwood 39 Sf. John's CCC.. CC 32 Lackey C, CCCCCCCCCCC C 54 Gwynn Park C CCCC 29 Frederick Sasscer C.CCC 22 gg lk T X, Page Sixty-seven These are some of the prospective members of the 1959 baseball teamfTop to bottom, left to right: Bob Labinski, Jesse McLain, Gary Deckers, Galen Kimble, Jim Ruby, Dick Moyer, Ric Wenberg, Danny Gadzke, Bob Moyer, Dick Smith, Ron Waldon, Russ Moyer, Martin Padgett, Larry Meyers, Bob Knepley, George Brown, and Brook Christ. i959 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 7-at Anne Arundel April 9 La Plata April i3 C.H.M.A. April lo-at Longfellow Gwynn Park April 20 April 24-at Lackey April 27 Sasscer May May May May May May May May at La Plata at Laurel at C.H.M.A. at Gwynn Park Longfellow at Sasscer Lackey Laurel Because of our early deadline we weren't able to cover the baseball season as well as we would have liked to, but, Mr. Cooke was kind enough to line up some prospective members of the 1959 team for a picture of them. Mr. Cooke said that only one regular Varsity member was returning this year. SAFE! One of the boys makes it safely to second base on a steal during a scrimmage game. 314' COACH COOKE I Mr. Cooke goes over the ground rules with the umpires before a game with La Plata. GO, TEAM, GO! And they did as the varsity cheerleaders cheered the team on to a winning season. They are lleft to rightj Billie Gorman, Martha Bennett, co-captain, Kenny Alvey, mascot, Nancy Dreyenak, captain, Anne McKenzie. Row 2: Nicki Fairfax, Judy Milner, Diane Kirschrner, Earline lngwerson, treasurer, .loan Houghton, sergeant-at-arms. MARTHA BENNETT Co-Captain fx , .,,. A r fXfU NANCY DREVENAK Captain THE JUNlOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, chosen from the eighth and ninth grades, did a fine iob of cheering for the J.V, team. With new skirts and new cheers, they helped raise the school's morale. CLeft to rightlz Gail Lantz, Betty Jones, Dotty Lillardg Carol Hunt, captain, JoDell Heggenberger, Elaine Shafleyg Alma Corkins. J IOR HIGH G S damentals in gymnastics The physical education de partment kept the well being of all students n mind by offering extensive courses in physical and mental health Page Seventy X, A GIRLS' PHYSICAL ED- UCATION CLASS, under the direction of Miss Far- rior, had to strike a shaky pose here. Despite crowded conditions, The girls enjoyed a full sports program this year. GIRLS' IDI-IYSICAI. EDUCATIQIXI UN IRL were :aught the basic fun- XS A P, D . I . L X ,lr 1 i, 1 Q. 73. 24' , ig ' Q11 I1 5 J Fl' A ,- ling . 'my Av ,M-Q o g . fi Til .M vi , .. 'O . A' H ' 2 N Q-K Page STUDENT COUNCIL Page Seventy-two The 1958-T959 Student Council, from top to bottom, left to right: Phil Chovan, Mike O'Connell, Galen Kimble, Jesse McLain, Bob Johnson, Laura Nolan, Richard Norman, Ingrid Peltonen, Treva Kimble, David Wilson, Becky Moyle, Kathy Dorsey, Janice Hart, Jeff Quillen, Mrs. Johnson, Joan Houghton, Nicki Fairfax, Augustus Williams, Shirley Kelly, Seneatha Hughes, Nancy Simmons, Nancy Hutchinson, Susan Loweth, John Seiver, Carol Landers, Randy Baker, Jodell Hegenberger, Sandra Johnson, Wayne Griffith, Earlene lngwersen, Marla Ball, Terry Welker, Bobbie Lee, and Camille Perry. For the first time in many years the Student Council was organized through the Core and English classes rather than the home rooms. This was done because of the opportunity of having well organized meetings which would work into the two programs of study. The Council, under the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth John- son, has had one of its most active years. Besides the usual school dances which it sponsored, this organization had the full responsibility of both the Hall and Cafeteria Patrols as well as setting up the framework for separate Junior and Senior High School Councils for next year. The senior members of the Council have done a good iob of beginning the training of the iunior members of this important organization. ---. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X S 5 ,.- + S I EL. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY revlews the roster of members of the Rowanetta S All Ch t cu es students who have trred to exemplufy the four bases for membershzp Character Service Leadershnp and Scholarshup Thus years members are Jacquelme Wuse Loucse Wlgnall Jelene Dudd Gwynnette Oursler Sandra Johnson Bett Kenlon d y an Ethel Wuse shown wnth two of the sponsors Mass McFadden and Mrs Robnn At the unductnon In the sprung the full quota of quahfned lunuors wall be admntted Page Seventy three X I N 1 : I ' '.- ff ' I I X f XX W XX ' . en ap er since its inception in 1949. The role now in I d 134 ' ' Throughout the school year thus group under the d rectuon of Mrs Moorehead started each day nght wlth an lnspnratnonal hymn a Buble reading the lords Prayer and the Flag Salute Page Seventy four X THE SCHOOL STORE IS opened for busmess wuth a frlendly smile by Annelle Petersen Along wuth sellnng scholastnc supplres the school store also ran a c m pangn on school spurtt by sellmg booster buttons and Surrattsvnlle lackets V9 'awww'- 3- MNX54,Z6 My y . tt J THE FUTURE NURSES CLUB includes members of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades who gain a professional and practical view of nursing and its requirements. Members are: Mildred Stoutsenberger G. Oursler, Ann Klassen, Connie McVay, Betty Kenlon, Mary Winstead, Nancy Hutchinson, Penny Day Jean Singer, Alma Corkins, Jackie Gwynn, Mary Romiue, and Mrs. Olive Cady, advisor. THE PROJECTICN CLUB performed a useful service to the school. Ac- tivities included the operation and repair of movie, slide and film- strip proiectors. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Holland, the club met 'frequently to discuss various tech- niques. Above Jim Hoover and Jim Ruby review some funda- mentals. Looking on are J. Pilkins, R. Williams, W. Winston, 8. Hutch- inson, L. Myers, F. Polievka, D. Owens, J. Curry, and R. Hallinan. -3' dr- .cfs E225 . 5 itunes 255 misss E35 .,!! 43 ,. x Vx x ' A 5' E' W l fm gh:- E '5 v uv HEEAQ is f s , ul r' Vx K 1 , ff -we ,f , ' ,f - 5? .hx I . rf gx I ,. f ' . s , f 'l .X . 5 K , 4 .XX X 3 S 'SN 'H . I - 'N' 3 , 1 5' U K .V6f, B ' ' f': L lil ,, , Q-'P 57 v Q., K .nun maj' V 4 Pa evemy-se fx if 1 .5 wg., 2 v 3 9, wi .f 5 . H EZ i ' , ,' f' 4 lt 6 M It n K Q-'u 'IRI It 3 95 E 2. N-y . - xLi. fiw-X A viii 4 Y .- Y - wg f-, f f ,,,, Y- 'M ag - Y'-N -Y KA 4 Ks 1 x -1 Y, Y, A - , . .W fr f fdgf aiu S it 'Y THE SENIOR BAND, under the direction of Mr. John J. Mathena, has brought fame and honor to Surrattsville High School. The many activities of the band include playing for school assemblies, pep rallies, football games, Fall Concert, Christmas Concert and Graduation. The band participated in the Prince George's County Band Clinic at Bladensburg on March 7. Many soloists and ensembles also performed at this event. On April ll, the band marched in the gala Cherry Blossom Parade and on May l, they held their annual Spring Concert which is a big event in the Clinton area. On May 15, the band participated in the Annual Lions Club Band Contest at the National Guard Armory. Page Eighty The officers this year are Galen Kimble, president, Philip Chovan, vice president, Betty Kenlon, secre- tary, Boy Hallinan and Eileen Gran, Librarians, and Aubrey Padg- ett, Drum Major. The band, continually bolstering school spirit, is one of the finest organizations in the school. s.:4 Q- 1? E LAST WILL I Page Eaghty four I Carole Radtke hereby wall my abalaty to go wath the same boy for three years to any grrl who as crazy enough I Jelene Dudd hereby wall my abalaty to look and act annocent to Landa McLaun I Barbara Jones hereby ll my lattle red Volvo to EI and Lyn or anyone whos lucky enough to get at I Phyllas Muenzer hereby wall the other sade of the moon that I havent eaten to next years mouse I Jack Ward hereby wall my good tames an speech to my lattle saster San I Fred Caan hereby wtll nothang to anyone because I wall need everythang I can get my hands on I Larry Henley hereby wall a hundred bad Saturday naghts to anyone able to stand the straan I John Fersanger hereby wall nothang to any body because I have nothang to wall I Sandy Johnson hereby wall my abalaty to fala buster an Student Councal to Macheal OConnell I Loas Cotfman hereby wall my abalaty as an assastant an the labrary to anyone who thanks he can stand rt I Jean Sanger hereby wall my Kleenex to all the Senaor garls I Janace Kang wall my Esterbrook fountaan pen wath Gregg Approved shorthand poant 436155510 Mary Donaldson CLASS I Aubrey Padgett hereby wrll my banged up stock car to Dororthy who cant possably put any more dents an at I Bob Edwards hereby wall my maghty green halt dozen to Charlotte Brown I Bally Jones hereby wall my abrlaty to drave anywhere at any tame to Fred Garner I Jammy I-lover hereby wall my locker shelves to Anne McKenzae I Wayne Bradfaeld hereby wall my artastac abalaty to Mrs Holland who needs at tor Ba ology I Kenny Bowen hereby wall my good tames an school to anyone who wants them I Mary Jones hereby wall my place an draver traanang to my saster Dolores I Gary Zeaders hereby wall to Landa Baarey all my good tames here at Surrattsvalle I Raymond Thorton hereby wall my abalaty to aust get by whtle stall goofang off to whosoever wants at I Maace Darbae hereby wall my Ford to anyone who can drave at and I wall even throw an the parkang place too I Betty Adams hereby wall my long fanger naals to those who lake them I Clyde Stokes hereby wall Moby Daclc to all the boys on Auth Road and especaally t Woody I James Ruby hereby wall my abalaty to skap get caught and get out of detentaon to Bar bara Eckell ...--LY ,V 1 1 1 , - . , I . 1 1 ' f . 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WI ' ' 1 1 11 1 I I 1 1 1 1 ll fl I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 ., . . . . . . .7 I I 1 f . . . . . . . , I , . . . . . . 1 1 A 1 1 I ' O , 1 1 1 1 I - AND IESTAMENT QE 59 ae Wagnall eby na soc ess o The senaor class of T959 a een Heanhorst ere y a to m brother Charles and saster Clara se all my old books and good tames Chubby Nolan hereby Nall my ost en Ferrar who gave at to me 1 arrae terelay ra black cur haar To Nacka Fiartax .who could use at Varg naa loweth h reby Nall my w o anyone who wants a wall and who needs a wallorto anyone who wall I Jacquelyn Wase hereby wall my Seat n Chemastry To my brother Frank and hope that he wall keep at for The next three years I Davad Yocum wall my last name To Dawnang Hawkans I Jeanne Tasdale hereby wall my good tames and my place an The maaorettes To my Saster Carol I John Mulkan wall my good tames as a senaor to Larry Hall I Bob Lakanaska hereby wall my Texas accent to whomever wants at I Danny Layton hereby wall Mr Burak better luck wath has next football team I Bobby Ammam hereby wall my Mercury To anyone who has the money to run at I Ballae Gorman hereby wall to my brother DIA! al te 1 ha I B coke crast h reby wall nothang to nobody ecause I a g ang o eep at a or nyse e here? .NI an xae a an s herc wa my locker o ancy who neve e nas To have any roor aers I Wayne Grattath hereby wall my good tart es at Madway to anyone Jvho dar s to go In the place I Betty Kenlon hereby Nall my place at Sur rattsvalle to my saster Mary Evelyn I Harry Hardy hereby wall my wall To go on to anyone who needs at Mary Lebo hereby wall my se t an r Salvao s Englash class to myself because I maght be back next year to use at I Evelyn Sander hereby wall my cake that had tlea powder Lux detergent cagarette ashes gravel allspace cloves parsley flakes etc to Phyllas Ethel and Jelene I Ethel Wase hereby wall my long dark brown haar to Mrs Ferrar who has been after me tor over two years to cut at fl Phal Chovan hereby wall The party of the tarst part hereby wall the party of the second part a part of the tarst parts second part I Mallard Owens hereby wall my ducks to Ethel CSquawJ Wase -Q.. i, 1.- Page Eaghty fave l I, I.oU's ' , her ' I 'Il c t all Bol .fy f I h, good Tlnaes fnd teachers I ve A I . had a' SU 'a sv3Ile during my two ,fears a'- fendance, I, Ch rl Q ,, he b w'Il ,y . .S X , I V , .F I Q A, . , K ' s. I3 .aa Q' T k ' II, t r lt, fl, , JI T ' rn - I, Nancy Drev nak, ly I 'II y pl Q cot aoyable vacataon- an summer school to Mrs. To me QMS of me nightly pmrup Crew. I G I K. ll i .H I I, Ma'tln Ad 1 , , fby 'II - 1 a e , ' a ' , ' I I I I H' J WI Y y Y N , 'T ' r 9,0 aa an f I A I . ra, ta' ,e v lllt V T, -W E - I . X e . , A , ' I X I I ' A - I, , ' a ' M . ,K . - , , a 1 , -Af ' ' f I I . , a 5' 1 IBOOIVIERAIXIG STAFF 45, 7X nb x 5 x L- 3 .,' I WAYNE BRADFIELD BETTY KENLON NANCY DREVENAK JAMES RUBY EDITORIAL STAFF 9 - X , SANDY JOHNSON ETHEL WISE Business Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS Advertising Manager 6 ,, Q XI . K- 1 'X ? Q A - In I ff' f' ! 5 4 I II- I' I AUBREY PADGETT LOUISE WIGNALL BILLY JONES PENNY OURSLER FRED GARNER PHYLLISS MUENZER PAYE ORNEDORFF I F3 M I Rim. 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Lulminating a period in your life you will always want to remember. .X your official photographer we feel elated to have been able tn document this cherished era with photographs pulsating the very life you lived - the very thoughts you spread - the very feeling you so warmly and sincerely Qlmrcd. 'lil is real' Q though captured in a split second will he an everlasting record for posterity. The future holds many events for you that you will want to remember - Plein- feel free to call upon us for all of your photogrupliic needs. FORENIOST SCHOOL PHO'I'OGR,XPllliRS IN 'l'lIl-I li,XS'I' UR PROUDEST HOUR U-D sold ,E i Ir page ninely-fhree CLINTON PHARMACY Prescripfion Cen+er PHONE CYPRESS 79758 CLINTON, MD. Complimenfs of CHAROD PRQPERTIES, INC. 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X4 l W CLINTON MARYLAND Cypress 7 8900 page nefy I I I 1 T I PI1'I - . E. - ' . I an if re - nl Q 1 0 . . ' , . - Wd un? -11 :TT-K X A ' ss Q ' as-1 I fn I I Af! I ni - JOE MEDLEY ASSOCIATES INC M Ib DISTRICT I-IIsIeI-ITs MD R .I 6 oo Adverhsmg SPSCIBITIGS OffIce EquIpmen+ and SupplIes BUSINESS MachInes We DeIIver MOORE 81 MOORE REALTORS CompIe+e Real Esfafe an Insurance SGFVICS 7II2 MARLBORO PIKE DISTRICT HGHTS MD RE68060 4488 ST BARNABUS RD TEMPLE HILLS RE543O0 BOYCE WALLACE INVESTMENT CAFETERIA K ST N P RE 72635 WALLACE S RESTAURANT B OWIN f6.JN COLES AMOCO SERVICE SILVER HILL MD 660I0 RE 58623 JO 89399 PHONE RE 63550 BANOUET FACILITIES 24 HR TOWING SERVICE CompIImenI's Insurance of Every Type for Every Need BUFFALO WM S WISE SAND AND GRAVEL INSURANCE AGENCY REdwood 6 6565 REdwood 6 6704 P g nIne+y SIX CYPRESS 7 8870 HICKORY 9 8000 8: , . 7I56 ar oro Pike. d Edwoo -SI Lum! . M fs ,O Nex+ 'Io S+a+Ier Hofel l52I ., . W. , hone - I Branch Ave. af S+. Barnabas Rd., S. E. 4233 ranch Avenue, S. E. RE. - l - I . . - of SPRING LAKE RESTAURANT AND HOTEL Hwy. 5 and 30I Waldorf, Md. MI 5-288l Complimenls of M. D. HARRIS BUILDER THRIFT ROAD Cy. 7-9235 CLINTON. MD. Complrmenfs WILKINSON CONSTRUCTION CO Developers of WALTER HEIGHTS FORESVILLE FLORISTS 7507 Marlboro Prlce WASHINGTON 28 D C RECI ood 63888 Servrng Drs+rrc+ Herglrfs Sunland Upper Marlboro Foresrvlle and Andrews Arr Force Base Complrmenfs CLINTON TV SALES AND SERVICE Cy 79750 A FRlEND CLINTON MARYLAND PHONE Cy 75867 CLINTON TEXACO SERVICENTER Operaled b Local Personnel Y Tune Ups Brakes Elecfrrcal and Mrnor Reparrs ALLAN BROWN R+ 5 nd L d Crrcle Terrace W CLINTON MARYLAND ayne SILVER HILL FLOWER AND GARDEN CENTER Complefe Floral Desrgn Servrce Seled Nursery Sfoclr Sorl Ferhlrzers lnsechcrdes 402I Srlver HII Road S E S Hardin Srlver Hll Maryland Real Esfare Sa es Insurance W V 8: M REALTY INC Realfors Re 53550 604 28'Il1 Ae S E Marlow Herglrrs Shopping Cenfer Complrmen+s MR AND MRS W GERSON Sales WEST REAL ESTATE 47I3 Sl er Hrll Road SUITLAND MARYLAND REd ood 54085 Properly Managemenf Ren'I'als of - W - , I of ' l. 1. . .. -. . ,, ' I ,. . . a inen ' . ' il l . of 0 . v. . . , , , iv ' wl - - . - C NORRIS HARTMAN Real Esfafe JOrdan 8 7700 RES REdwood 68543 page nrnefy seven W E HAMILTON Cabmei' Maker UphoIs+erer ACCOKEEK MARYLAND BUI'Ier 3 2I3I Complimenfs of WOOLWORTH S Marlow Henghfs BETTYES BEAUTY BAR Speclallzmg In Haur Cufhng and S+yIlng One Chris Mar Avenue CImI'on Maryland CYpress 7 8594 Complumenis o a FRIEND ADAMS BARBER SHOP 7 I 30 AIIen+own Road MARYLAND BURGESS ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE Marine Equlpmeni' 69I0 AIIenfown Road S E WASHINGTON 22 D c CHerry a sszz JOHN SHARPER INC Florlsi' 582I Brinkley Rd S E WASHINGTON 22 D C Choice Meafs Groceries Fresh Vege+abIes Feeds PrHsburgh Pamis 570I Branch Avenue CAMP SPRINGS MARYLAND Telephone RE 6-5IIl TOMMYS ANGLERS SUPPLY Open Weekdays and Sundays Bloodworms-Shrimp-Mmnows-Tackle Flshlng and unhng Lucenses Issued 570I AIIen+own Road Camp Sprmgs MD Phone RE 59737 Compllmenis of ERNEST A LOVELESS JR HILLCREST HEIGHTS BARBER SHOP Open Weekdays 9 AM 7 PM Open Saiurdays 8 AM 7 PM 4 Barbers Joe Nlcolosu Prop CompIlmen+s of DAN ABBOTT 5489 BRANCH AVENUE s CompIlmen+s of THE McCOYS Phone O ders SP 3 56l6 JIMMYS CRAB HOUSE 724I La do er Road Crabs Sh mp Oysiers Clams CompIlmen+s of Sfeamed Da Iy o Pern se A Eddie Seyfrled Jlmmy LoBuono page n ne+y e gh? f PADGE'I'T'S SUPER MARKET . . Amm'lj?I+I'? 'AFChe'Y , . E. CLINTON GOLF DRIVING RANGE CLINTON. MARYLAND Old Roufe 5 Open II A.M. Io II P.M. Cy 7-5997 ALTON P. BURGESS ELECTRICAL CENTER Elec+rical Con+rac+ors Wiring - Fixiures - Repairs 5840 Branch Avenue CAMP SPRINGS. MD. RE 6-6464 RE 6-6464 Aufhorized Frigidaire and Wesfinghouse Dealer Congrafulafions Io I'he Graduaies BEN FRANKLIN STORE CLINTON MD HOWCO Your Neighborhood Jani'Ior Supply House Wholesale and Re+ail HOWARD SANITARY PRODUCTS COMPANY 5700 Branch Avenue, S. E. Camp Springs Maryland REdwood 5 6766 WARD S GARAGE General Aufo Repairs Texaco Producfs CYpress 7 9I23 CLINTON MARYLAND KIMBLES GAS AND GROCERIES CLINTON MARYLAND CYpress 7 9889 ROBERT L EARNSHAW Topsoll and Gravel Full DlrI' Road Consf CLINTON MARYLAND Office Home Windshields Door Glass CLINTON AUTO GLASS AND UPHOLSTERING Seal' Covers and Aufo Glass lnsfalled Sporl' Tops LeaI'her Work Ilnsurance Replacemenfs PHONE CYpr ss 79870 BRANCH AVENUE CLINTON MARYLAND page nnefy e I I e - CYpress 7-8786 CYpress 7-9333 i -nin O Bonded Broker Handlmg All Maryland and D C :fe and Casual+y Lmes and Hospn'rallzahon DAMM INSURANCE AGENCY 63l5 Allenfown Road WASHINGTON 22 D C JOHN L DAMM PHONE Hickory 95533 Hdd . . L' Auromobile, Fire, Farms Homes Lo s Acreage PINKNEY A EARNSHAW JR Real Es+a+e Broker CLINTON MARYLAND Home Office CYpress 7 9333 CYpress 7 8700 The HASS INSTRUMENT Corporahon Ins+rumen+ Englneerlng and Produchon 6I73 BRANCH AVENUE WASHINGTON 23 D C Phone Hlckory 95454 omce CY 78676 HI 95296 KROLL PETROLEUM CO INC W J KROLL CLINTON MD CLINTON TIRE CENTER CLINTON MARYLAND Guaranfeed Recapplng Four Hour Service All Work Guaranfeed HI 98288 Marme Supplies Boa'I's REIN BROTHERS Au'I'o Body and Fender Works AuI'o Pamhng BRANCH AVENUE CLINTON MD THE BOOMERANG STAFF us paciured here al' one of 'Iheur danly meehngs nn 'The library annex Sfaff and ecllfors held 'lhese sessvons from early Sepfember unhl fhe fmal copy weni io ihe publisher In March - .. + .. ' u 5 0 E , ., . . Fuel Oil and Kerosene - Burner Service - - , . F1 L, fx ff C DQK I ' wb fi - ' VY V ECXTJ FINIS As we have Turned each page of This book, vve have also Turned over an old memory To be Tucked safely away in ThaT special parT of our hearT prepared Tor such ThingseeThe Senior BanqueT ThaT will be remembered Tor a long Time-The exciTemenT and rush of ordering announcemenTs, caps and gowns, and name cardsband The Tinal dance of The year, The Senior Prom, To bring iT all To a wonderful, buT sad, close. VVe're leaving SurraTTsville, wiser and more conTidenT Than vve enTered iT six years ago buT vviTh a sad look back over our shoulder To The carefree days which passed quickly vviThouT realizaTion. We ovve a loT To you, Sur- raTTsville, and vviTh each goal vve may reach in our lives, vve shall knovv ThaT our achievemenTs would never have been accomplished wiThouT you. Page One Hundred Three v . f jp ,, A Y. ' A f X I .-, LK, ,' 4 f , 1 -. . 1 fu .M 4. 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