Taneytown High School - Tahian Yearbook (Taneytown, MD)

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GTAHIAN. . . -. ESTIIER NADINE ALBAUGH Esther, Esther Albaugh Who's quiet and shy, Will make a good wife For some nice guy. Shc's quiet, all right, the quietest girl in the class. Mfany suspect that her thoughts are elsewhere- perhaps on the work at home on the farm, or on the farm that will some day be her own. 'There is nothing forward or imposing' about Esther. But even a stranger can sense that she would nc an as- set to any group. Her smile is a quick response to anyone 'ivlio calls upon her for assistance. And she is capable, too, though quietly so. ..i-.a. .. DOROTHY ANNE ALEXANDER Dot. Dorothy Alexander Just call her Dot, With her brains and personality Will hit the top. Dot's the girl, who, if she were multiplied by the number in the class, would make a teaicher's life a cinch. Dot's report card has always been mono- tonously marked with A's. But there's nothing monotonous about Dot. For all her brains, she's not pedantic. 'She merits A's in social life, athle- tics, dramatics, and in any other activity she takes part in. For this reason she is well liked by the students, too. Dot will enter Western Maryland College next year. ,.-,a,,.,.. ANGELA MAE BAKER Mae. Hear Ye! Here Ye! lf you get sick, Call on Mae Baker Sihe'll make you tick. Tall, blonde 'Mae is a friend to everyone and ready to help others always in a persuiasive way charac- teristic of her. 'One of the conscientious members of the basketball team, she has also shown her sing- ing' ability as One of the members of the svchoci singing trio. Mae takes care of the library several free periods a week, and she has proven to be a cap- able librarian. But her heart is set on a nursing career, and she plans to study toward that end after graduation.

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.GIAHIAN A RLENE VIRGINIA ULABAUGH Dill, Cute and chummy Althou-gh quiite small, A pal to everyone, That's Arlene Clabaugln. Short, but sweet---that's Dill. Although she is the youngest and the smallest member of the class, her age and stature do not hinder her in what she attempts to do. Srhe went out for athletics this year and made the position of guard on the 'basket- ball team. As one of the typists for the school pa- per, Dill proved her worth as a commercial stu- dent. At present, however, Dill's chief interest is in roller-skating and her skating partner. .1..a.11. CECELIA LaRUE FAIR Celia. The all-around gal Is 'Celia Fair She'1l get some place With her red hair. Celia, with her red hair and sense of humor is one of the all-around girls of the class. To a certain ex- tent she disproves the statement that a quick temper goes with red hair. Neat but not prim, Celia is well-liked. She has artistic abilities too. To her goes the credit for the original designs and artwork of this yearbook. Celia is planning on a nursing career and, beyond a doubt, she will cer- tainly be a success. ........u . JAMES HENRY FAIR Jimmy, Jimmy Fair, fun And all his wit, With teachers and students, Will always make a hit. Unpredictable, funloving, Jimmy, the general prankster of the Senior class, is usually seen teas- ing the teachers. He gets along unusually well with the opposite sex and will be remembered for leading many of the activities in school. He can be serious when necessary, especially in science, which is his favorite subject. Whether Jim chooses to go on in his study of sciences or to lbe a clerk in a store is a present undecided question.