Western High School - Westward Ho Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1939 volume:

twarcl I-lo! Westward Ho! Westward Ho! Yestwurd Ho! Westward I-lo! GWesl'warcl rarcl I-lo! Westward I-Io! Westward Ho! To lock wisdom is no disgroce. To lock desire for wisdom is o pity. But fo desire wisdom and not know how fo find if is o tragedy. esiward Ho! Westward I-Io! Westward We, the students, remember, our memories will be with us as long as we have feeling and thought. We do not need material things to keep Western alive for us. But of what stuff are memories made? Memories are the flowers that bloom from the seeds of actions, and as years go by they remain in our minds merely as translucent petals weaving through our conscious thoughts. Western should not come to be a wisp of clouded thought that touches our minds and lingers briefly only to vanish again into the haze of half thoughts. We must, then, strive to chain Western to us completely. We must create here a tangible retainer filled with pleasurable things to give substance to our half remembered thoughts and to clear the haze and permit us to re-live our days at Western. ln these, the pages of WEST- WARD HOI, we sow the seeds of our actions, that they may flower and re-bloom again and again as captured memories. WESTWARD HO. Y' , V T f 5 J 5 , , ,f V ff 13' . L l , , a n . . . . L , ,, . ,V Y, A I , ,f , v if r . 2 J x J 3 L , JS-j 53 Q7 'I i ll I ' J cu' 1 r 1 9 S 1 I 5 F 1 s I 4 p 'I ILE. f . fi. n' , .f 5 .1 1 . .1 A . R 6 fd 4 y , 'f lfflizor-in-f-lzifff, AMY SINGEWALD Amor-ifzze Editor, Jr:NN1Fr:R NACHLAS A zlvisors : NIICIIAICL A. FRANKO, literary and layout PA'rmc:1A TAMSITT, photography MELVIN FILLER, art ERNEST WIDENIIOIISE, business WESTERN HIGH SCHOOI 4 Helen Jefferson Weber It would he wrong to say that the Class ol' IUO3 has 4-hoson to rleclivate this yearhoolt to Miss llelen ,lellerson Weller siniply heeanse she was Westerns vice-principal or lt0l'tIllSl5 she taught history at Western. It would he wrong to say this lreeanse Miss Weber represents nnich more than either of her two oecaipations seein to imply. She taught history well anrl siivreeclefl in making her subject live lor her pupils. She also amlviseml the school well as viee-prin- eipal and helpecl to enrivh the activities ol the stuclent hotly. Yes, she rliil these things. lint she also iliil niueh niore. She was the friend ol the entire stuilent hotly and exhihitefl an amazingly well-halaneefl combination of frienilship. xliseipline, ancl clignity. Her enthusiasm, her spirit, her love lor all that she was iloing niaile eaeh stuclent hope that some rlay she too would he ahle to have this zest for living. Dignity, lrienrlship, rlisc-ipline. anfl enthusiasniseven these worfls vannot possilmly ilesvrilte all that Nliss Wzclmtrl' has given Western lligh School. The rest ran only he lelt. It is with love anal appreciation that the Class of V163 ileilivales Wl'1s'l'wtxi:li Ito! to Miss llelen ,li-llerson Welreree-to the person who represents the spirit ol' Western. 2 6 x. s Dear Class of 1963, We believe here at Western that the basic purpose underlying everything that we do is the intellectual and moral development of each student to her greatest capacityf' You have caught the spirit of this statement in the theme which you have chosen for the yearbook. Wisdom implies knowledge and understanding. The pity in lacking the desire for wisdom, the tragedy in not knowing how to find it, are things to ponder. The quotation which you have used is profoundly true. In this present age we are traveling fast toward an uncertain destination. We cannot conceive of the future of life on this planet even a decade from now. We will need women who seek wisdom and who use the wisdom that is theirs to guide the world in the way in which it should go. l congratulate you on the perception that was yours when you chose the theme. As you follow the search for wisdom-and it is a never ending one--be mindful, however, of its two-fold nature. There must also be understanding. It was expressed many centuries ago in these words, an understanding heart to judge thy people, that I may discern between good and bad. Only when you combine the two-knowledge and understanding-will Western have served you in the best fashion. We see you leave with real regret, and we hope that you will return to share many happy occasions with us. May the years spent at Western have provided you with the wisdom that will make your lives successful ones, and may you keep your devotion to Western's ideals and contribute your best to your home, your city and your country. Sincerely yours, llw12'l2.BJ? Vice Principal, William I-I. DeWolff Class Counselor, Dear Seniors: As you leave, I should like to add my word of con- gratulations and good wishes to those of your many friends. I am sure that you are proud of the reputation of the school, and like a host of others who have preceded you, you will add to the prestige of Western High School by your accomplishments, whether this be in further educa- tion or on the job. Whatever you do, you will be secure in the knowledge that the high standards you have met here will be a source of strength and inspiration to you. Best wishes to you. Sincerely, lU,'fffa.... M .Lau S .lean B. Wheeler To the Class of '63: It was with many misgivings last June that I assumed the counseling of this yearis graduating class. Now I realize that I should have missed a most pleasant and interesting experience had this not have happened. You girls have welcomed me and I have come to know you better than I ever thought possible in our brief time together. I have been impressed by your friendliness, your cour- tesy, your enthusiasm and your ability. I shall miss you and remember you with affection as though you had been mine', from the time you entered Western. Most sincerely, 15. APPRECIATIQN MVS- H3261 Baer Mrs. Edna Lilienfeld Four long years have passed since the first gangling members of the class of 1963 entered Western. We came here frightened and unsure. As we plunged into the turmoil of year activities, we were grateful for the guidance and assistance of our advisors. Now, as we look back on our years here, we remember their patience and understanding, and we realize the debt of gratitude that we owe them. The class of 1963 now wishes to express its sincere appreciation and heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Hazel Baer and Mrs. Edna Lilienfeld. Miss Roberta White .sr .yy There is another person to whom the class of 1963 would like to express its sincere thanks-Miss Roberta White. Before her retirement Miss White counseled and advised us through the many crises we experienced in 9 our first three years. Her assistance lessened the immedi- ate strangeness we may have felt as new-comers to Westerri High School. Q.: in ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Reading makes a full man, confer- ence a ready man, and writing an exact manf, FRANCIS BACON Dedicated to these ends, Western's English Department zealously under- takes the perfection of the above skills. Classroom analysis of literature serves to broaden reading ability and stimulate interest in outside reading. Our library fulfills the academic and recreational needs of such inspired students. Con- ference, whether formal reports, or spon- taneous classroom discussions, is en- couraged. Those talented in composition find expression in the creative writing class. If Macbeth serves to make us fullg magazine reports readyg and term papers, exactg then Western students are all Sir Bacon could hope for. Mrs. SallicT.lligl1toWer: Mrs. Elizabeth V qtone Mrs Clam W lcltcls Mrs Katherine Acton Misc lucille llalcy. Hearlg Mrs. llazel V. Baerg Mis Barbara M Koehler Miss Charlotte A Ritter Mr Michael A Franko Mrs. Laurent Harth Knot pictureclj. ? it 2 52 ? l 5 t .-c t mm. , Q , HISTORY DEPARTMENT T X'.. b'.- i 'X-'-' ss.. V Ntilgss X -.-x K .. x.,.. .-,. K , K - 'S .kx..X, i .I 5... He that would know wha! shall be s TT T must Comidef what 'wth been-H - H G BOHN s ' ' 1 XR QT' . . . Handbook of Proverbs It has heen said that the course of 5 history is a never-ending cycle. in which I past events revur in different times on different scales. This statement is based on the fav! that men are hasivallyf the same. and that they will behave similarly in similar cirvumstances. Westetrriis his- tory department formulates its vurriou- lum and approavhes the subject with this view in mind. Comprehensive studies of ancient, modern world. and United States history. consider not only data, hut also delve deep into human motives. their vauses. and ultimate effects. llav- ing completed these courses. Westerri students have gained the understanding necessary to assume their places as citi- zens of the world. Miss Jeanette Deacong Miss Harriet C. Kellemen, Headg Mr. Charles L. Hayes, Jr.g Mr. Ernest C. Widenhouse: Miss Margaret R. Spellissyg Mrs. Judith C. Wolfe Knot picturedj. I l MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT .X-' 2-QI if Al is .Q AL Miss llernadine M. ,lonesg Miss Joan E Holtzman Miss Sheila D Fahey Miss Patricia A Tamsittg Mrs. lfdna R. Lilienfeld. Mathematics possesses not only truth, hu! supreme beauty-a beauty cold and austere . . . such as only the greatest art can showf, BERTRAND RUSSELL Mathematics has been called the L'handmaiden . and the Hlanguagev of the sciences. The study of mathematics inculcates the objectivity, mental disci- pline. and precision so essential in this field. Math also provides the ability to translate scientihc data into workable formulae. Mathematics. however, is not only useful to the sciences, but it is a fascinating and worthwhile study in it- self. It teaches logic, mental discipline, and furnishes the tools necessary to cope with problems arising in daily life. Westerns courses in algebra. geometry, trigonometry, analytics, and calculus are geared to these ends. With a sound knowledge of mathematics, one possesses a true passport into the realm of the sciences. SCIEN E DEPARTMENT is 1 t 'K 'x Vx N. , - M. ,H Mrs. Virginia W. Cruse: Mrs. Ruth llildtg Mrs. Olive l.. Smith. lleml: Mrs. Mary Wa1x'rikg Miss Alive lf. Maginnisg Miss jun M. Un-rlamlg Mrs. Celeste llarr. MECIIIIIPIIWI with his fire senses, man explores the universe arouml him mul calls the adventure science. EDWIN POWELL HUBBLE Science We are explorers. We probe into life, searching for hidden doors to unknown worlds. liven as we listen and look and reach out for these strange worlds. new ones are beginning. We are Y taught to find the doors and to open them. We learn to under- stand the worlds behind them. Gradually our senses sharpen and where there was once darkness, there is now light. t --ffsmev' x ,fo llz :ix A f 459 1 I 4 2 I ART DEPARTMENT Q Art is the right hand of nature. The latter has only given us beingg the former has made us menf, SCHILLER from F iesco Nature has created man, and man has in turn created art. This creative ability is the factor which distinguishes man from all other creatures. It is the intent of the Art Department to develop in the student the skill to express ideas in forms of art. Instruction is offered in the fields of sculpture, ceramics, sketching, painting, and commercial design. Neat- ness, originality, and evidence of effort are emphasized in all pieces of work. An extra-curricular group, the art serv- ice club, embellishes the building with its colorful posters publicizing various functions of the school. The art depart- ment has certainly contributed to the refinement of the abilities which differ- entiate and elevate us from all other beings. MUSIC DEPARTMENT C7 Nwv -adv Nlr. Conrad G. Ueheleing Mrs. Zenohia M. Kendigg Mrs. lrene Lawcler, Head. I s I 1 f '6Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do wilhnulf' CONFUCIUS The Book of Rites Music is a common link between the peoples of the world. It has established itself as the international language. Whether as songs. jazz. operas. or sym- phonies, music takes some part in our life: we express ourselves with itg we dance to it: we listen to it. At Western the Music Department offers each girl an opportunity to learn this international language, to understand it, to appreciate it. and to use it to benefit herself and others. '6Every IllIle2'lLlIgC is a temple, in which lim soul of llwse who spvnk il is en- slz rin url. 0. W. IIOLMES The Professor at fha Breakfast Table ln the days of lialwl. man was svat- lercfl over the 1-arth. 1-avh group com- municating in its own clialvvt. And the soul of man was lockt-tl within tht- tvnipltf of his speech. llut now. by taking acl- Yantage of the opportunities pl'vsvr1tc'tl. opportunities suvh as We'stc1r'ii affords us. man can enter the other temples of the world, learn their samvrml mysteries and participate in their holy vonnnuni- ration through language. Front mw Miss. Mxrian B qpielman, Head Miss JCSSIC A Goldman Miss E. Elizabeth Litzingerg Miss Margery A lovulmmp Miss Martha Saur Back row Mrs Janine R Wljnholcls Miss Mildred A. Watstmng Mrs. Julia H. l 1 3 it s.. i , . 'J .4 X BUSINESS EDUCATIQN DEPARTMENT gan if: 2. 1 X , .--ff 91 ,Af-M 1 is VK ix it ..4 Firsl row: Mr. Wendell Sheets. Helulg Miss Ruth Hare Mrs lols Robertson Miss Bernice Payne Mrs Mary llelevieleusc. liarlr row: Mrs. Mary Ollendorfg Mr. John Calder Mrs Ruth Winkler Never fear Ilie wan! of business. A man who qualifies himself well for his calling, never fails of employmentf' TIIOMAS JEFFERSON Writings Diligence is always sought out and rewarded. Those who are capable and industrious find little trouble in securing and performing jobs. Graduates of Westerrfs business course find this especially true. Studies in such helds as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and accounting render girls efhcient business- women. These courses base their instruction upon the develop- ment of those abilities essential to this profession. Each girl finishes her business education well for ther! calling , and certain of success in finding employment in the adult world of business. IIOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT 'Q' A sl V .' i , f f .- glfii' .N ' A Y . iw fi Q. , izja., GM? A If ix, , i I :' '31 1 , 1 ng ' x Q 1 so ,A 56' By , e M aw. . .1 ' K fti , w.t 7'?,f???7-ziggy in 1, WMA? lif,a,sf,!A Q .,- E, A . K ah' V, Ek, .,s,s QQ? T -14251, Miss Mary C. Carterg Mrs Mary R Harbaugh, Miss Miriam E Jones Head lf the home is the bulwark of the nation, then the art of homemaking be- comes an exacting sciencef' ANONYMOUS Home Economics applies knowledge of many fields to practical living. Home- making utilizes science, mathematics, art, social science, and psychology in its most basic and fruitful form. The man- aging of the home is the greatest business in the world, and its success is based upon a rounded knowledge and skill in the managing and doing of things. The home economic faculty is ever conscious that making the home a happy and pleasant place to live is both a science and an art. Armed with their vast knowledge they create in a few short years a woman as sweet as parfait, but as substantial as a Yankee pot roast. The capable home economics department is charged with the responsibility of making tomorrow's homemakers able to assume their roles with dignity and ability. Home is where the heart isfi Home economics helps to build a strong and lasting home around the heart. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT We do not want in the United States a nation of spectators. We want a nation of participants in the vigorous life. JOHN F. KENNEDY President of the United States Automation, push buttons, and gadgets work to get things done faster, leaving our lives with empty time, time spent in sitting and watching others. Our coun- try cannot afford to sit idly by. If America is to remain strong, we must be strong, not only in mind, but also in body. Western's Physical Education Department encourages us to take part in all phases of physical activity. In this way we become healthier and strongerg we become better Americans. Mrs Mary S Bailey fseatedjg Miss ,loan C. Haven, Mrs. Eva Scott, Head. LM mm I il LIBRARY SERVICE Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. FRANCIS BACON Of Studies There are many different types of books, and there are many diHerent ways of judging the value of individual books. This judgment is personal, and entirely up to the individual. Opinions of books are relative and a high school pupil must often have guidance. In forming an opinion of a book a background of good literature is also important. Miss Mary Horsey, Westernis librarian, helps the girls of Western not only by guiding their reading program, but also by pro- viding them with an excellent collection of good literature. x .57 , MXX x S A . Q X Miss MARY HORSEY ' NXXmR Mas GRACE HAHN The preservation of health is a duty. Few seem conscious that there is any such thing as physical morality. HERBERT SPENCER Education We the students realize the important part that good health plays in daily life. Yet people generally ignore good health habits. Nurse Grace llahn and her Health Suite Aids work incessantly to make each individual pupil cognizant of plain living which promotes high thinking. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Mary l.ou Mason: Mrs. ,lean B. WllCClCfQ Ml Vllflllll l llltcllett Slflllllllle Mrs lranccs Nl a rsh. Secretary. ln the mullilurle of counsellors there is safely. Proverbs XI, 14 A student finds security and safety in the knowledge that tlwre is someone to whom to turn for help and advice. Westernis multitude of counsellorss' offers students the lnenelils of wisdom and wide experience. Westward Hof salutes the counsellors in recognition of their difficult work so competently executed. STAFFS nu! ll - I Janitorial Staff Cafeteria Staff H fa 4 g N 5 x esiwarcl Ho! Staffs A r I S 1 a I I 2 Nanvy Jun-lg: Marianne Hellman: Sue Petryg Maarja Sm-huvlz: 'Flu-rosa llarpg llc-len Ackvrmanng Jean Hess fnol p1'f'l14rv1U. Layout Staff Frou! row: lillen Kerman: Jennifer Nur-hlas: lflaine Schuchman. Hack row: Barbara Lee Silvag Am Sinfre- Y ra walcl: Rosalie Moore. V IP, s I: 8 X1 , Frou! rmv: Tonya liumlarag Simma Blumbergg Anna Dregierg i Nllvl lille-u lxvrman: liosuliv Moore: Carla Svhweinsbergg Shirley ' SLQJUJ 5 llull. lfavlc row: Mary Harllcllg Marcia Taylorg Gloria Eisen- Mr. Nlichael A' Franko ' pl lx 1 Slrm n Solomon: Mary Lee Kneisch. Advisor Hmm - fwilwlf' ca f'- , vb MW www fl . Wi Ji W' I I A iss Patricia Tamsitt MT- Mfflvill Filler M OEM li l Photography Advisor Art Advisor l flillw Ea lrc1l7lll f' an- .9ofrx'l' ,?fQ5,,, ' I ' ,Cv1jl42uw,afnd. Lumen. ' G- Cywbv-5 ,0.fnd..1'9.b rm, wma... in Pwvffag- QQ WYWN-VAC, us ss a Iraq-iw. Christina Kruse: Shirley llall: Annette Sala- innne: Nancy Juelg: ,Gertrude Lee: Rose liar-luis: Barbara Bonnet. ' , ..-naar Literary Stuff i ...va- Thirrl row: Marianna Cellmang Beverly liimtheg Tonya llunrlarag Charlotte Criflith. - ,A Smvonn' row: Barbara Lee Silva: Catherine Fogler: Rosa Nachlas: Susan Kumin: Carol Hollander. Firsl row: Sheila Armus: Marsha Weiristein: Elaine Sehuchmang Jennifer Nach- . las: Amy Singewald: Penny Marcus, not pirtzzrvd. Typing Stuff Back row: Donna Abramo: Theresa Earp ,Iacquelyn Mulligan. Front row: Tracy Tem ple: Pat Connolly. .fu ..- TIIE GAVEI. CLUB -xxx STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE U 1 srunnn count me srunsur couucn T A it, K ni za Y' V In U T I y 5 U Q , i . 8 VT. Y, S' , , A E - 9. ' U x 4 wE,,ewnfC 4 Y f wi K X i ' -K X3 tru -- '-'.,-!.-- I- - 1- - ,4 ll F Tw L V- E x I V. 'Ahh lf' I l963 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1964 CLASS OFFICERS l965 EXECUTIVE CCMMITTEE , of SENIOR 'LITERARY A-'list ' .lilllll't' l'LlXt'll0llSt' anal Rzirlvara Si CLUB SJ -- 'C X X1 On .,.-'Q , t I -v ,. ' W kk fee .7 ,..! Q it-si l 1 - ,, ... f-:-mf' 'if 2 'K , .' -W ,I , Tw- Qsvkf '-mu . f - 5-ff 1. K ?sa ,i -. .N 4 5 xg ,- A' Q : fi-315, I. L 3' 'lqgigrzkgw wr. ,G , - m VS? 8' PG' lwa EDGAR ALLAN POE Wc of We-stern High Sm-html art- prmlcl to umtinuv an lnmorm-tl trzulitimi hy the plnving nf this wrvath in nwiimry uf lfclgzu' Allan Poo. a great author and ll gzrvut Altll I'iCilIl.u With thvsv words on Sunday, Uctolwr 0. twu rvlmr4's4'i1tzltix'1-s ul thi- stu- tlt-nt liltlly, l3ilI'lJilI'il Silva anal ,lunivv lfivc- tmuse. lay a wrvath on the- gzrzlvc- of Edgar Allan Pm- in XVCSll!llllSl0I' Chun-h yard. lin' :nanny yt-urs XV1'Slt'I'll has lwvn assnwia- tml with this trzimlitiong iwam'iml1'1'clpl'1mlltl to ps-l'pf'ttlute it. n,furv , f ww. ,Owl if n ' ' MW W fjllf' MJF, ali Q JQQAY, Ji -J Ay- , 1? .Ll . ,1 !A'A!bL'a'?p 9 Wi :ng--Eggjgw-vi X: Sv s JUNIOR LITERARY CLUB FRENCH CLUB -'iv R A 9' B B GERMAN CLUB I II-Y-X--I UNITED NATIONS YOUTII CLUB INTERFAITII CLUB WESTWAIID IIC! REPRESENTATIVES I aa l i -. SAFETY CI.U DRAMA CLUB rx. 1 , ' ,J A , ART SERVICE CLUB IIOME ECONOMICS CLUB . -5 1 NINETY CLUB Mary Bartlett Sinnna llluniberg Beverly Booth Janice Claridge Juflith Craig Sharon Donahue Janice lfivehousc Katherine Fogler Greta-hen Fornoff Janiee Greenberg Charlotte Criflith Karen Hall Patricia Harrison Lynn Hillman Charis Hoobler Nancy Juelfl Carol Kahn Barbara Kenworthy Ellen Kerman Dorothy Koerber Carolyn Lee Rosalie Moore Ellen Pappas Toni Petty Janice Richardson Elinor Sandlass Janiee Schwartz Sue Shoekey Amy Singewalfl Sharon Solomon Vicki Soo Hoo Susan Tatlebaum Grace Young Judith Zelfert 57.3 Nur tug.. .. Q. ,xrlkxk .1 V, LABORATORY ASSISTANTS FUTURE NURSES CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB JUNIOR RED CROSS - N4-..-2 I rpfixak YI 9 . 'f a L N 7? i Q N 'F 32 X TREBLETTES MADRIGALS THE CHOIR 1 '35 .. .,t,ThU-5 QQ, iQ.:?:1z.:ii Wk .. X x. .Ku K AIS' ',t. 0 n C H CC KC ' s' N Vx xv L .' x 4 3 Q9 0 f A l ' U v' Q Y ' . ,ff it I ...I ...' -.. A ' S- 'l'I'lE GLEE CLUB s , I Hhs- 'l'I-IE CHRISTMAS CONCERT Nh. Iiluvkislmm xu-l1'ul111-s gin-sh iuvludingg llr. and Mrs. Brain and fumi J un OFFICE IIOSTESSES 'W ...Azz OFFICE COIIRIERS Q I 1 T - - - f - If I ,x I' . .,1. ,fn . I ,A 5 r 1 . ,J ., , I g , Y MvggfHf.'IfP1 I I ku lf 'l, A ATX ' Qfiw kg f A., F X ' Q.. M- CAFETERIA HOSTESSES MILK CART AIDES FLU! IIEALTII SUITE AIDES i , S r ,lv Hwrr 51, I nmllu 1 1 4 4 5 mourn: yonnnmg A :nn LIBRARY AIDES STUDY HALL AIDES il ' 'HT' -mf IISFIM... ..,, WW AT RANDOM AT A DANCE, IN THE GYM, IN TIIE count Ynnn, AND AT A MEETING x 4' 1 AVN! ..... , .. ., -... , i id APPRECIATION The class of l963 wishes to 1-xpross its warmvst lllZlllliS to Mrs. Eva Svoll, llw hm-ad of the- Physic-al lirlucation program for ilu- 1-lass of 1003. 'lll'lI'0Ufll'l0lll our four years lu-rc at We-sim-rn. slw has tried to make physical uvlivity not only vrlucational, but also lmen0Hc'ial and fun. OLYMPIAN CLUB ,M J TENNIS TEAM , SYN 43? S. I5 '73 F' f. iw if w . V. 1y .xv tg I4 ,h 5 Lu l L 1 K? N !,f tifV4jutb N W W M9 t CHEERLEADERS G ,AKD ,+R ,fl af, f' Lx XIX, ' 11' 4 WN . 1 A f' gff .I vt ,u 1 50: BOWLING TEAM VOLLEYBALL TEAM lb X Bkjwl X 3. L BADMINTON TEAM . .- Egg Q gp, A. ,I wuz: A SCIIOOI. BASKETBALL TEAM 1963 YEAR TEAM 'I964 YEAR TEAM l965 YEAR TEAM l966 YEAR TEAM L TRANSIT COMPANY lwith many apologies to Carl Sandburg and Chicagoj Man killer for the City, Slave Maker, Stacker of Bodies, 'foyer with Time and the Cityis People Handler, Slow. late, behind schedule Company of the Aching Muscles: They tell me your buses are lousy and I believe them, for I have ridden them and have been subjected to your tortures. And they tell me you are crooked and I answer: Yes. it is true. l have seen your drivers ride down the white line. And they tell me you are brutal and my replay is: On the faces of women l have seen the expressions Caused by torn nylons. And hax ing ansu ered so. l turn once more to those who sneer at this, our transit company, and l. too, point along with them as l say: Come and shots me another city that has buses like these slow covered wagons. lVlurmuring curses amid the toil of transferring from bus to bus, here. indeed, is an example of people crazy with your transfer points. ln the summer. you are heree as a dragon with flames set for roasting, ever planning to raise the fare still higher. Her drivers: yelling. Where's your school eard?,' shouting at old ladies tearing. breaking. ripping as they bark, M110 the back of the bus! lvnder the sooty, grime-covered clothes, laughing hysterically with blackened apparel. llnder the burden of sexenteen books, the school girl laughs hysterically. Laughing hysterically even as the car owner the first time he boarded a bus. Shoutiug and screaming people with wallets in their coats, holes in their heads, and transfers in their hands, Serearningl Screaming at buses. screaming them to wait until they have boarded the Transit Company buses. -CATHERINE L. FOGLER if X 99 B 4 1,, . 'L ji g A t . 4.9 WONDROU5 will-I SPRING REVEI. Q in .o N .X . HS 5.1 if P' 'ao- XXX Q if -J l' 1 'qw YEWQ 1 il ,- S-Q-vx.,. 7 R 'Q n Vikln. f', ' '. 3414 ,-.1-, A - , ' i N , If . iff'-' zatr V. QL- I 'V V 'NQ5 .11 ,. P' ' . ' 1 ' 'G' 0- -' 4. ' Q ' 'Q Q. lk . .. '. 'gait I , N . h ' . . A W, . - eva ' ' 'I' 'W ' A . 1 , . , ' iv 1' 5' ' ' N ' ,rr 's v V , . v I-n tr., W. fa-. -, 1, sr . ' ,, A -,, , ..1.a .. '- ff? -1501- , .- ll-K' SENIOR CLASS PARTIES wi' - .KNNNNMMN , ,NN o J ei Q , -K5 ,W UWESTERNSIDE STORY SIN 'TM' APL. SENIOR DAY E3 5 'bf- Q-.J aj , ,r , if 5 4 LJ I .25 N I. R ik lf' , 4' 1,4 i . fm K, 5 , I '5gQ L 3' Z -, g 'f'N- 1 ?l W 27 Pgken Q5-6, M Mitchell 1 in -33 B. Silva f 1 E. 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L fears.-aagssiafzagg - A ' Q It 1' ' O I 4 Q eg, ff, Y tj j 1 If if :jp 0 Q 9 11 we'l give to Western Egh the loyalty pf'.Y!,:he ' , 4 t an l ll? as 4 6 69 Q em fi M class of 196 96 Q , , 4 GEM 9 Q aws QE 0 O :gb r' To I if 3 5 c8' 4 0 Q 8 XF'-' U Senior Ballot Tallest Shortest Cutest Wittiest Shiest Prettiest Most Artllstically Inclined Most Athletic Most Musically inclined Most Naive Most Ambitious Most Dramatic Prettiest Complexion Prettiest Hair Prettiest Eyes Harriet Hyman Patricia Hall Joyce Leith Cindy lskow Cristy Kruse Annette Salamone Jo Laubheim Ruth Conrad Gerry Meyers Ellen Kerman Jerry Klinedinst Tonya Bundara Jean Hess Theresa Earp Pat Connolly Jackie Hawkins Trazana Beverly Ruth Bailey Gertrude Lee Sharon Solomon Sue Tatelbaum Linda Jarvis Trazana Beverly Joan Stowe Dolores Klamer Gloria Eisenberg Charlotte Griffith Gloria Eisenberg Rita Bacanskas Maria Travlos Friendliest Most Sophisticated Most Poised Most Perfect Lady Most Studious Did the Most for W.H.S. Most Likely to Succeed Best N atured Best Figure Best Dressed Best Sense of Humor Did Most for '63 N eatest Most All Around Pat Harrison Paulette Ferrone Joan Stowe Joyce August Ellen Pappas Amy Singewalcl Janice Fivehouse Karen Hall Carol Kahn Beverly Booth Janice Fivehouse Amy Singewald Amy Singewald Janice Fivehouse Pat Harrison Jackie Klinclinst Rose Baffkus Helen Ackermann Harriet Lee Annette Salannone Charis Hoolmler Barbara Silva Pat Harrison Linda Jarvis Carol Prager Carolyn Smith Linda Jarvis Ellen Pappas H Q, me 56 Q Qt 5 9 av 'Uv I aa' 5' 'Sf i 0 36 ' aaafei-553253 0 dl 0 44 AY 'f '35 0 .1 1' Q 'Q 91 3 gk 0 -T Ca 4 db U 31,87 3 Q 'ix Gig N 'TL' 0 To Mrs. Blac-kiston-A graduating class which will always strive to give forth that light which it has received. To Mr. De Wolff-A system of electrically controlled traffic signs for all intersections of stairway two. To Mrs. Wheeler-Our sincere thanks for stepping in and guiding us through our senior year. To Mrs. Baer+A fifty-minute homeroom period. To Mrs. Lilienfeld-A hundred shares, purchased at a dollar a share, in the Wilson Line. To Mr. Eranko-A small group of maudlin girls. To Miss Haley-An automatic reading, marking, and distributing machine. To Miss Kellemen-Charlemagne, nCuber, Khrushchev, and the U. N. Y. To Mrs. Smith-A Dl which has had ninth grade science. To the Members of the Language Department-The perfect student-a Spanish-French girl, who speaks German with just a trace of a Latin accent. To the Members of the History Department-A class composed entirely of Daughters of the American Revolution. To the Members of the Math Department-Another human compass. To the Members of the Science DepartmentfDoctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. To the Members of the English Department-4'Us ain't leavin' you-all nuthin! To the Members of the Home Economics Departmentfliess Meyerson and her kitchens. To the Members of the Art Department-Permanent enrollment in the Filler Brush Company. To the Members of the Business Education DepartmentAAn Our Cvirl Fridayf' To the Members of the Music Department-Our final 'aAmennrmnnnnn.,7 To the Members of the Physical Education Department-A gym in the basement. To the Class of 1964-The Senior Banner and all the joys, tears, sorrows, and triumphs that go with it. To our Sister Year---The corner lot at Howard and Centre Streets-You are the last class that can call it your own. To Mr. Wilsonf0ur '6Good morning, Mr. Wilson,,, our Couldn,t you possibly . . ., Mr. Wilson, and most of all our 'Thank you, Mr. Wilson.7, To the Class of 1966-Binoculars and elevated seats. To WesternfAn elephant gun for exterminating the pigeons and a year's supply of clean window ledges. To Yvcstward Ho!-One rising sun. J X as V' B Q56 ii Q me 6 9 00 0 V gl 05 ,Z 0 0 24. we SGH FRESHMAN DAY The flnwffrs of IlIl'IlIOI'j' smrf zrillz sfwls. Tlzffsv .wfffls . . SCPIIOMQRE DAY Tlzey fall on fertile ground and develop until they bloom and then the blossoms fall . . . 5 wX ,ef 1 ff-' Lg 5 33 fw, 1 Y u- , Q, I . , I ' I f- . ,fr I I I fi R I aff'-' A 3'+ fm.Qa. T vp gb X f , avg ,ff if if ' .,..v ' 'el rf Junior Prom is Qi, ,M N114 ., E .. , MR, . SKI,-au.. Q, ,W ,.,mm,,n . ' 4 , me x : -.f-:-kf' ' N if . www- Q , ,Q-0 +1 x .,L1L1J f . K. . ,fr M ,,,,. ,F 'SP ds if I..- up we ...N A A,..-- Wm. QQ- , 1 f - 19-if ELLIIIIIII Wu ,424 1 ,, Y. KV., MS , N. 'X LX , ,xx 11 Y' 1 , I A ' N X gn' -,st 'hy -f 5 -w ...Q z 1 ,Mlm ' I I Y ,-43 .1 fit .' ' .fs V' Q' , , . W. rx, 1 if , av as-. .v- Lx I - 1 ss. v .p x . . ..- ' -A' . 'Q 1' ,Qu ' , ,Wm '.z': f .I S ' N' 1 ,Q .a 1 1.1 W gn 1 .'x'1 l muh In I . 1 -I' 4 1 vo V sp' 1. I. 'm -,S yy If tm - iw: ,f ,L 3 ,N ,t J.. 0' ' I 'Lv' 'J' Ks X S i. 5 L! 4. 1-' .Q..e..,. :2.,.',' ! .5 ,.--,- ,I 1-' I X rf' n 14.3 lr' 'ritz ' 1 Jil I --me I 1 I C SENICR DAY For the seeds were the product of other petals and the fallen petals planted the seeds of the future. I .xl wi - m ,4 'x5'S b 1' gf 5 'I .M P, , . X 3 J W '--W, f . v' up W as 1' N A A . S ,. , LLVV - P 'X 1 ' ' af' ' ' .M J 'J 'P 9 -A ', Q 'Q' 5 FV. f x x 4 K '45 S ,px A ,,Q.g,. x A: 1 I 'J MARIE EDITH ALLUM Year Alt., I,2,3,4: Spring Revel, 'l,2: Year Sec., 2: Student Council, 'I: House Comm., T: Ch. Program Comm., 2,4: Jun.-Fr. Party, 'I: Soph. Day Entertainment, 2: Class Volley baII,2:Jun. Prom Hostess, 2. Ambition: Stenographer ROSE BACKUS Red Cross Rep., 3: Student Government Rep., 3: Jun. Prom Decoration Comm., 3: Program Comm. Sen. Prom 4: Basketball, 2. Ambition: Nurse CAROL LORETTA EMMEL Study Hall Aide, 4. Ambition: Secretary ALIDA FERNANDEZ Ambition: Psychologist DONNA RAYE GARLITZ Ass't Treas. Spring Revel, 2: Jun. Prom Comm., 3: Class Treas., 3: Ass't Treas., 4: Sen. Day Comm., 4: Chair- man Ticket Comm., 4. Ambition: Secretary JoANN MARIE GOFF Social Service Rep., 2,4. Ambition: Secretary GLORIA JEAN BROWN Ass't Class Treas., 2: Fr. Day Entertainment Comm., 2: Spring Revel Comm., 2: Stu- dent Council Rep., 3: House Comm., 3: Detention Comm., 3: Commencement Usher, 3: Sen. Day Program Comm., 4. Ambition: Secretary MAY LING DER Westward Ho! Rep., T: Cam- pus Crier, 3: Invitation Comm. Jun.-Fr. Party, 3: Invitation Comm. Jun. Day, 3: Usher Comm. Sen., 2. Ambition: Typist MARLENE LYNN GRESS Campus Crier Rep., 2: Glee Club, 2: Spring Revel Selling Comm., 3. Ambition: Secretary CAROLE ANN EGE Study Hall Aide, 4: West- ward Hol Alt., 4: Usher Comm. Sen. Day. 4. Ambition: Secretary MARIAN C. HARRIS Campus Crier Rep., 2: Study Hall Aide, 2: Office Hostess, 3,4: Jun. Day Program Comm., 3: Student Council Alt., 3: Jun. Day Entertainment, 3: Westward Hol, 3. Ambition: Secretary STELLA ELAINE HEBER Invitation Comm. Jun. Day, 3 Invitation Comm. Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Westward Hal Rep. 4. Ambition: Secretary J I ELEANOR LORRIANE OLIVIA JEAN JETT HOLLAND Ottice Hostess, 4. Fr. Choir, 2, Biology Club, 2, F. N. A., 2, Social Service Rep., 3, Class Basketball Team, 3, Hostess for Sen. Dance, 3, Badminton, 3, Safety Rep., 4. Ambition: Business College BARBARA LEE MURRAY KATHERINE SUSAN Glee Club, 2. Ambition: Secretary NAGY Glee Club, 2, Student Coun- cil, 2, 3, Fr. Choir, 2, Fr Party Comm., 2, Choir, 3, Class Volleyball Team, 3, Social Service Club, 3. Ambition: Secretary Ambition: A WAVE 24,- !T 3' PAULETTE C. SHARON LEE JOHNSON LEATHERMAN Campus Crier Rep., 2, Basket- Soph.-Sen. Party, 2 Glee ball, 3. Club, 2, Choir-Feb 4 Ambition: Nurse Ambition: Secretary MARGARET PEGGY LOSS Fr. Day Comm., 2, Fr. Chorus, 2, Glee Club, 2, Campus Crier Rep., 2, Social Service Club, 2, Choir, 3, Spring Revel Comm., 3, Jun. Day Comm., 3, Westward Hoi Rep., 3, 4, Class Volleyball Team, 4. Ambition: Secretary STEPHANIE YVONNE MACER Ambition: Psychiatrist BARBARA ANN MCLEAN Glee Club, 2, Red Cross Rep., 2, Student Rep., 3. Ambition: Secretary VIRGINIA RAE MONTGOMERY Glee Club, 2. Ambition: Typist VIVIAN VIRGINIA MORTON Fr. Chorus, I, Glee Club, 2, Red Cross Rep., 2, Student Council, 3, 4, Choir, 3, 4, Cafeteria Hostess, 4. Ambition: Church Musician PAULETTE RITA PATTERSON Spring Revel, 25 Badminton, 25 Basketball, 25 Valley ball 25 Social Service Rep., 35 Social Service Treas., 35 Re- freshment Comm., 2,3,4. Ambition: Secretary BARBARA JOYCE PAUL Glee Club, 25 Spring Revel, 25 Detention Comm., 35 Dec- oration Comm. Shamrock Swing, 35 House Comm., 35 Student Council, 3,45 Usher for Graduation, 45 Program Comm. for Sen. Day, 4. Ambition: Secretary CAROLYN SPENCER Year Rep., 15 Campus Crier. 25 Home Ec. Club, 2,35 Student Council Rep., 35 Basketball, 35 Jun.-Fr. Party Comm., 35 Cafeteria Hostess, 4. Ambition: Nurse DOLORES EUGENIA STEWART Campus Crier Rep., 2. Ambition: Secretary JANET PATRICIA STIMEK Glee Club, 25 Biology Club, HELEN PATSY REAMS BETTY LEONE Year Rep., I,2,3,45 Fr. Day ROBBINS Comm-I if 5P'l 9 Revel, 1127 Homeroom Treas., 2,45 Volley- Soph. Day Comm., 25 Valley- bail, 27 Assf, Homemom ball, 25 Jun. Day Comm., 35 Treas., 3- Jun.-Fr. Party Comm., 35 Jun. Ambmom Seuemry Prom Comm., 35 Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: Secretary 25 Ottice Hostess, 45 Home- room Sec., 3,4. Ambition: Secretary MAGGIE MARIE STOKES Basketball, 3,45 Badminton, 3,45 volley Boll, 3,45 F. T. A., 45 Social Service, 45 Office Courier, 45 Student Council, 45 Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: Teacher BARBARA JANE TARKENTON Social Service, 2. Ambition: Secretary GLORIA JEAN TARSEL Fr. Entertainment, 15 Soph. Entertainment, 25 Spring Rev- el, 35 Table Tennis, 35 Basketball, 35 Student Coun- cil Rep,, 3,45 Badminton, 4. Ambition: Recreation Leader NANCY LEE SLAUGHTER Student Council Rep., 25 Fr. Day Party, 25 Soph.-Sen. Party, 25 Spring Revel, 3. Ambition: Interior Decorator LOIS ANNETTE WALL Social Service, 25 Westward Ho! staff, 25 French Club, 35 Usher Jun.-Fr. Party, 35 Usher for Graduation, 35 Safety Rep., 3. Ambition: Airline Hostess DONNA M. ABRAMO Campus Crier Rep., 2,35 Glee Club, 25 Badminton, 25 Host- ess, 2,3,45 Usher Jun. Day, 35 Bowling, 35 Refreshment Comm., 2,35 Co-Ch. Flower Comm..45Courier,2,35 Spring Revel, 2,35 Jun. Prom Comm., 35 Westward Ho! Typing Staff, 45 Soph.-Sen. Party, 25 Ambition: Secretary fs f '9' 'YUM . Q 'Mf- HELEN MARGARET PATRICIA ANN DELORES EILEEN ACKERMANN ALFONSO ALLEN Year Rep., 25 Homeroom Year Rep., 25 Jun. Prom Glee Club, 25 Modern Dance, Treas., 35 Co-Ch. Ticket Comm., 35 Courier, 3. 2,35 F. T. A., 25 Spring Revel, Comm., 45 Westward Ho! Art Ambition: Secretary 25 Soph.-Sen. Party, 2, Staff, 4. Ambition: Elementary School Ambition: Beduilclclrl -5, Tea er f 'i 1 ta ,se G, C' JOYCE BETH AUGUST Drama Club, 1,25 Fr. Chorus, 15 Spring Revel, 1,25 Jun. Literary Club, 1,25 Campus Crier, 1,2,35 Usher Jun. Day, 25 Executive Comm., 1,2,35 Traffic Safety Rep., 2,35 Jun. Prom, 35 Ch. Flower Comm., 35 Student Court, 3,45 Sen. Literary Club, 35 F. T. A., 15 Hostess at Reunion of Class of 1912, 35 Westward Ho! Rep., 4. Ambition: Histor cher K YI,J BONNIE MARIE BACON Glee Club, 25 Jun. Prom Comm., 3. Ambition: Secretary RUTH ELLEN BAILEY Glee Club, 25 Madrigals, 2,35 Band, 2,3,4: Choir, 2137 Md- All-State Chorus, 45 Table Tennis Team, 2,3,45 Student Council, 35 Basketball Class Team, 2,3,45 Basketball Year Team, 35 Badminton, 2,3,45 Vice-Pres. Olympian Club, 4: Volleyball, 2,3,4: Synchro- nized Swimming, 2,3,45 Jun.- Fr. Party, 3: TSHHIS, 2,3- Ambition: Professional Choir Singer ANNE LOUISE BARTELS Social Service Club Alt., 25 Jun. Literary Club, 1,25 Inter- faith Club, 2,3,45 Student Council Rep., 3,47 Choir, 3,41 Comm. Ch. Jun. Day, 35 Jun.- Fr. Party, 35 Sen. Day Usher, 35 Campus Crier Rep., 35 F. N. A., 4. Ambition: Nurse if 152 SARAUNDA ANDONIADES Soph.-Sen. Party, 25 Enter- tainment Comm. Soph. Day, 25 Library Aide, 25 Student Council Alt., 25 Spring Revel Comm., 25 Lost and Found Comm.,25 Synchronized Swim- ming, 25 Exchange Student to Switzerland, 35 German Club, 35 Swimming Improve- ment, 35 Study Hall Aide, 35 Office Hostess, 35 Ass't Treas.. 35 Jun. Prom Co-Ch., 35 wh! Homeroom Ass't Treas., 45 German Folk Song Club Pres., 4. W vb Ambition: ea I 5- AQ 555, ,. w WM M :D W 'l Q U , I if A L lf:-lf.i15:l5l3:fz55.C7 lil: . 1 Aj 1 fi, .wlywif MARY LEE BARTLETT President of 1963, 35 Treas- urer of 1963, 25 Gavel Club Secretary, 35 Student Council, Alt., 3,45 Graduation Usher, 35 Choir, 3,45 Glee Club, 1,25 Interfaith, 25 Tennis, 2,35 Campus Crier Rep., 15 Cam- pus Crier Staft, 2,35 French Club, 15 Synchronized Swim- ming, 15 Comm. for Yr. Activities, 1,2,3,45 Cafeteria Comm. Student Council, 45 Westward Ho! Alt., 45 Layout Westward Ho!5 Ninety Club, 1,2. Ambition: Nurse ,P bk S! M' Iclpflf m aug, - WM' .Dba V My v Qldlflliw Wifi ,ll CEDLEY BAUER Glee Club, 25 Student Coun- cil, Alt., 25 Synchronized Swimming, 25 Choir, 3,45 Swimming Improvement, 4. Ambition: Secretary ni 4.4 '37 ALVALINE BAYTOPS Choir, 3, library Aide, 2, Basketball Year Teams, 2,3, Year Book Comm,, 4. Ambition: Airline Stewarcless BARBARA J. BONNET Glee Club, 2, F, N. C., 2, Soph. Day Party, 2, Year Alt., 3, Home Ec. Club, 3, Jun. Day Party, 3, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Office Hostess, 3, Spring Revel, 3, Bowling, 4, Choir, 4, Home Ec. Club, 4, lnter- faith Club, 4, Year Alt., 4, Sen. Prom Comm., 4, Bake Sale Comm., 4, Usher, 3. Ambition: College LINDA ANNE BECKER Glee Club, 2, Madrigals, 2, Social Service Rep., 2, Rec. Secretary of 1963, 2, Choir, 3,4, Treblettes, 3,4, German Club, 3,4, Sen. Literary Club, 4, Anthology Staff, 4. Ambition: Nurse 10.6431 QUJWI' if MARTHA BECKWITH Glee Club, 2, Olympian Club, 2,4, Home Ec. Club, 3, French Club, 3,4, F. N. c., :s,4, Dramatics Club, 3,4, F.T.A., 4, Basketball, 3,4, Tennis, 3,4, Volleyball, 3,4, Jun. Day Party Entertainment Comm., 3, Swimming, 3,4. Ambition: Elementary School 7 ? ROXANNE BELSCHNER LAUREN S. BENNETTW l-if Band, 3,4, Glee Club, 2. Ambition: Secretary Glee Club, 1, Safely Rep., l, School Play, l,2, Campusf Crier Reporter, 2, Drama J Club Officer, 3, Art Service Club, 3, Year Rep., 3, Ch.- Program Comm., 3, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Sec.-Treas. of Art Service Club, 3, Ch. Sen. Day 4. Teacher if K Ambifion, Art Teacher WML www! BEVERLY JEAN BOOTHE Safety Council Rep., 1, Home' room Treas., l, Fr. Day Der- orations Comm., 'l, Ninety Club, 'l, 2, 3, Volleyball, Basketball, 'l,2,3, Volleyball and Basketball Year Teams, l,2,3, School Volleyball Team, 2, Ch. Decorations Comm., 2, Sopli.-Sen. Party, 2, Campus Crier Art Staff, 2, 1963 Revel Booth, 2, Vice-President of 1963, 3, Gavel Club, 3, Olympian Club, 3,4, Com- mencement Honor Guard, 3, Decorations Comm. Jun. Day Ass., 3, Art Service Club, 4, Spring Revel, 'l,2,3, Safety Council Rep., 4. Ambition: Fashion Designer W JEAN LEE Glee Club, 2, Westward Ho! Rep., 2, Red Cross Rep., 2, Campus Crier Rep., 3, Year Rep., 3, Home Ec. Club, 2. Ambition: Nurse TRAZANA MAE BEVERLEY Glee Club, 2, Social Service Rep., 2, Westward Ho! Rep., 3, Bowling, 3, Basketball Year Team, 3, Choir, 3,4, Treblettes, 3,4, Drama Club, 2,3,4, Drama Club Pres., 4. Ambition: Socialogist SIMMA HARRIET BLUMBERG Fr. Chorus, 'l, Jun. Literary CI ub, 1, Volleyball, 'l,2, Biology Club, 2, Sen.-Soph. Party Refreshment Comm., 2, Safety Council Rep., 2, Inter- faith Club, 3, Safety Council Alt., 3, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Homeroom Treas., 4, Ninety Club, l,2. Ambition: Mathematician BARBARA JEAN BLUME Decoration Comm., 3, Choir, 4. Ambition: Nurse -unu- ku... MARYANN ROSE BOGDAN Ambition: Secretary fb'-ru Q- wftj' LW' ,WWW FRANCES LEE BOULAY Social Service Club, 25 Biology Club Pres., 25 Art Service Club, 3,45 Jun. Prom Deco- rating Comm., 35 Sen. Day Usher-Ch., 45 Westward Hol, 45 Made Mascot, 25 Hostess Comm. for Sen. Day, 4. Ambition: Commercial Artist MARTHA ANN BOWLING Glee Club, 1,25 Choir, 3,45 Student Rep., 35 Red Cross Rep., 35 Student Council, 3. Ambition: Nurse TONYA LEIGH BUNDARA Band, 2,3,45 Westward Hol Rep., 25 Student Council Rep., 35 Westward Ho! Layout Stalt, 45 Corresponding Secretary of 1963, 45 Graduation Honor Guard, 3. Ambition: Teacher ROSING DELORES BURRELL Table Tennis Team, 35 Olym- PAULETTE WILLIE BOWMAN Basketball, 'l,2,3,45 Traffic Comm., 25 Spring Revel, 1,2, 35 Modern Dance, 25 Volley- ball, 3,45 Social Service Club, 35 Badminton, 25 Jun. Day Party, 35 Jun. Prom, 35 Jun.- Fr. Party, 3: Olympian Club, 45 Soph. Day Party, 2. Ambition: College M' Drama Club, 2,3,45 Schoolry X pian Club, 3,45 Homeroom Basketball Team, 35 Library Aide, 2,35 Study Hall Aide, 2,35 Volleyball Team, 35 Ten- nis, 35 Bowling Team, 2,3,45 Apparatus Club, 35 Swim- ming Improvement, 3,45 Ad- vance Badminton, 35 Refresh- ment Comm. Soph. Day 81 Jun. Day, 2,3. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher GRACIE ANN BUTLER Westward Hol Rep., 25 Olym- pian Club, 25 Class Volley- ball Team, 2,3,45 Class Bas- ketball Team, 2,3,45 F. T. A., 2,3,45 Home Ec. Club, 45 Spring Revel Comm., 25 Flower Comm. Sen. Day, 4. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher LANA JOSEPHINE CANN Glee Club, 25 F. T. A., 2,3,45 Ass't Class Treas., 2,45 Sen. Literary Club, 4. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher MARY JOAN CARTER Westward Hol Alt., 25 West- ward Ho! Rep., 3. Ambition: Secretary ARNELL SANDRA BRADLEY Bowling, 2,45 Jun. Prom Comm., 35 Student Council, 2. Ambition: Math Teacher fi tfggiifwilfi .yi ,flv will iplflill wifi ,M bb i Q HMI A mwah Pi' ililii iiifii A ii if TAMARA WILHELMINA CARTER Glee Club, 25 F. T. A., 25 Choir, 3,45 Swimming Im- provement, 25 Cafeteria Host- ess, 45 Student Rep., 3,45 Sen. Clerk for Student Coun- cil, 4. Ambition: Teacher YVONNE LAMOUR BROWN Glee Club, 25 Table Tennis, 2,35 Drama Club, 25 Modern Dance Club, 2,35 Choir, 35 Olympian Club, 3,45 Health Suite Aide, 2,3,45 Jun. Prom Program Comm., 35 Jun. Prom Comm., 35 Sen. Day Escort Comm., 4. Ambition: Doctor LORETTA CAROL CLEM Hostess, 35 Study Hall Aide, 35 Sen. Day Comm., 45 Spring Revel, 3. Ambition: Secretary .9-1551 -.Q 4. JUDITH LYNN CRAIG 5-si CHARLOTTE ANN CONNOLLY Year Rep., 2,3, Soph. Day Party Comm., 2, Usher Sen. Comm. 3. Ambition: Recreation Center Leader BETTY JEAN DARDEN Red Cross Rep. 2, Drama Club, 3, Courier, 4. Ambition: Medical Secretary PATRICIA ANN CONNOLLY Basketball, 2,3,4, Table Ten- nis, 3, Olympian Club, 3, Student Council Rep., 3, Cafeteria Comm., 3, Tennis, 3, Volleyball, 3, Westward Ho! Staff, 4, Badminton, 4, Band, 2,3,4, Class Treas., 3. Ambition, Recreation Leader LINDA LEE CONOLLEY RUTH MARGA ET Glee Club, 2, Band, 3,4. N A Ambition: Secretary Safety n I 2 use 'l 3,4, u t ni , , C rf , 3 3 e H , 4, swat.-s aryt- , Jun. Prom ., 3, shment Comm., . QQ Ambitio Nurse Recording Secretary of 1963, 4, Lab Ass't, 4, Study Hall Aide, 3, German Folk Song Group, 4, Executive Comm., 4, Commencement Honor Guard, 3, German Club, 3, Table Tennis Team, 2,3, Flower Comm. Jun. Prom, 3, English Book Room Helper, 3, Ninety Club, 2,3, Enter- tainment and Invitation Comm., 2, Entertainment Comm., 3,4. Ambition: Chemist EVELYN CROCKETT Glee Club, 2, Choir, 3,4, Red Cross Rep., 3. Ambition: l.B.M. Work VALENCIA IRISTENE tff LYNDA COPENHAVER Band, 'l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. of Band 3- Vice-Pres. Social Service 4 Social Service 3 , , , : , : - Executive Comm., 3, Basket- ball Year Team, 'l, Homeraom Treas., 'l, Lab Ass't, 4, Co- Ch. Clean-up Comm., 4, Fr. Day Party, I, Soph.-Sen. Party, 2. Ambition: Music Teacher '23 f HO' .f4.:f,fgj CROCKETT Ambition: Medical Secretary J .fl . F LC If or X if .8 ,,, ' fl 5 i ' fy RAMONA ELICIA .I , , , I P ,, ,uf if NANCY LEE DAVIS 1 I ' fi W C fi! CROWTHER fe - 1 tx , f I x qt., . Igrarga Slubi Z,3,C?Iee ilub, I, Q VL fi' ,J SQ if Lab Ass't, 4, Ch. Ticket Comm. ' -if 2 an , ,I 055 eP:w Q X Jun. Prom, 3, French Club, Qty, gi JUN- 3Pl'fLm Reffegmenf yo QUIZ, Ci U , ,J 8 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. French Club, lg ' omm., , ro ram omm. f , ' , -f 'Zc,- Sen. Day, 3: gUsher Com- if, Xt' gl Eagle Tebmli TeEoT' ,314 Q Tc mencement 3- Ass't Class Mb ff X l I i K! mcept.-sn' ar2Y J n er Sm- . Q f I f ' n omm., , un. o Tlecsv 314i Business sms .lifjn fl yi! J I ffntertainment Comm., 3. Y QQ., A9 vfesfwfriroi C H ,gli -J W X 71 7 I Ambition: Psychiatrist m iion: o ege R fr ,I . . f fl y 1 L, 5 3 I X -ffl , 1 ,I L K i I in I f X f L10 4 I Q L L 9 1 V C -X, 5 , '57 A I 7 . f I at f 1,84-HARRIET ANNE ,fi ff ff ,,,,,Q'W ,f DANIELS ,hyd 'Z g,yfLf,l'IIEed Cross, 4, Spring Revel W' i whiff 1' Comm., 3,4, Home Ec. Club' M, X R-1 I 4, Sen. Day Comm., 4, Lab f ' ,ff .3 yLf4,l17 1 jgkdor Home Ec. Depart- LAX , xt Y X 5 M15 By' ent, 3,4. j ' ,Y of ' L ,g Ambition: Secretary - 5 I L ' X 3 I A , DV W flu Y 5 ,, wc. 'VW la , ...,ii.' I GLORIA ANNE DEAN Library Aide, 25 Choir, 35 F. T. A., 2,3,45 Glee Club, 25 Home Ec. Club, 3,45 Study Hall Aide, 2,35 Entertainment Comm. Soph. Day, 25 Bas- ketball Homeroom Team, 2,35 Volleyball Team, 25 Historian F. T. A., 2. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher ,,,.,. 'K vu YN 0-my H BARBARA ANN DECKER Ottice Hostess. 35 Choir, 3,45 Glee Club, 25 Social Service, 25 Student Council, 3. Ambition: Airline Hostess FRANCES MARY DOLAN Campus Crier Rep., 2,35 Cheerleader, 2,3,45 Courier, 35 Campus Crier Alt., 3. Ambition: Secretary JOANNE CAROLYN DORSETTE Glee Club, 25 Soph.-Sen. Party, 25 Commencement Usher, 35 Sen. Day Party, 45 Executive Comm., 45 Oftice Hostess, 35 Jun. Day Party, 3. Ambition: Doctor ANNA JEAN DREGIER Ambition: Teacher JESSICA MILDRED DUBICKI Choir, 3,45 Glee Club, 2. Ambition: Teacher MARY THERESA EARP Glee Club, 25 Layout and Art Staff Westward Hoi, 35 Bi- ology Club, 25 Class Treas., 25 Art Service Club, 35 Student Council Rep., 35 Art Service Club Vice'Pres., 45 Ch.-Favors Comm., 35 Jun.-Fr. Party, 35 Soph. Day Party, 2. Ambition: Secretary CAROLYN JOANN DENNIS Year Rep., 25 Westward Ho! Rep., 3. Ambition: College DIANE SANDRA DENNIS Soph. Day Party, 25 Volley- ball, 1,2,3,45 Jun. Day Party, 35 Badminton, 1,2,3,45 Olym- pian Club, 2,3,45 Decoration Comm. Jun. Prom, 35 Basket- ball, 1,2,3,45 Home Ec. Club, 3,45 Campus Crier Rep., 2,35 Social Service Rep., 3. Ambition: College . .LSP 5 fi' 1' .x 'N I 'ks 3 . ETHEL NAOMI DiPASQUALE Art Service Club, 2,3,45 Jun. Literary Club, 3,45 Executive Rep. 3. Ambition: Accounting Secretary ,WL Vkmmfavf f, , JMNV , dybwfcli 'LLL bwnhqfaykt Aaah 61 fm A I . , Z for - 5 W fiffww ' fr ofedfbvfl, 5 -Jimi ' C 'fMEMMfM MMMKQ WL' 5 jcyflkflflfb CONNIE LEE JOAN RANDOLPH EDMONDSON EDWARDS Year Rep., 2,35 Home Ec. Club, 45 Student Council Rep., 25 Class Team, 3. Ambition: Cosmetologist Glee Club, 25 Badminton, 2,35 Modern Dance, 35 Stu- dent Council, 3. Ambition: College .sz r I 17 I ka.. YF? A- 'v' fx GLORIA EISENBERG NANCY MARY FACE PAULETTE HELEN Ass't Year Treasurer, 2, Inter- Executive Rep., 3, Tennis, 3, FERRONE faith Club, 2, Sen. Day Enter- Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Drama tainment Comm., 4, Layout Club, 3. Staff of Westward Hol, 4. Ambition: Israel, History Teacher BARBARA ANNE GRAY Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Flower Comm., 4. Ambition: Beautician ll A Ambition: Typist Qi! 'AMI by y I fl V 1' , L Wt GLORIA DIANNE GRAY German Club, 3, German Folk Song Group, 4, Glee Club Concert, 3, Refreshment Comm. Jun. Day. 3: Enter- tainment Comm. Jun. Day, 3, Hostess Comm. Sen. Day, 4, Jun. Red Cross Rep., 3, Art Comm. Soph. Day, 2. Ambition: Secretary s cf --f 3, Glee Jun. Prom Comm., Club, 'l,2, Hostess Comm., 2, Sen. Day Program Comm., 3, Sen. Day Usher, 3, WeSIWUl'Cl Ho! Rep., 2. Ambition, Secretary .gw 521.45 in VIRGINIA ANN FICK Glee Club, 2, Student Coun- cil Alt., 2, Choir, 3, Sen. Literary Club, 3, Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Campus Crier Rep., 3, Choir, 4, Social Service Rep., 4, Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: Secretary JANICE LYNN FIVEHOUSE Student Council President, 4, Gavel Club, 4, Social Service Club Pres., 2,3, Campus Crier Staff, 'l,2,3, Choir, 3, Ninety Club, I, Fr. Chorus, I, Fr. Day Party, 'l. Ambition: History Teacher CATHERINE LOUISE FOGLER Interfaith Club, l,2, Ninety Club, I,2, Bowling, 'I, Volley- ball, 2, Table Tennis, 2,3, Biology Club, 2, F. T. A., 2, Campus Crier Photography Stott, 2, Student Council Rep. 4, Westward Ho! Literary Stott, 4. Ambition, Science Teacher GRETCHEN WRIGHT FORNOFF Interfaith Club, 'l,2,3,4, Glee Club, il, F. T. A., ll, West- ward Ho! Rep., I,3, Synchro- nized Swimming Club, 'I, Ninety Club, l,2, Bowling, I,2,3,4, Volleyball Year Team, 2, Tennis Team, 2,3, Biology Club, 2, Student Council Rep., 2,4, Table Tennis Team, 3, Comm. for Jun. Day, 3, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Treasurer of 963, 3, Office Hostess, 4, afeteria Hostess, 4, Spring Revel, l,2, Class Treas, 2. Ambition: Elementary School A ' Teacher iei.S.1zis:.N Red Cross Rep., 3, Sen. Day MM MA' fl! Comm., 4, Spring Revel, 3,4, K Home Ec. Club, 4, Bowling, Al' if 4, Lab Ass't for Home Ec., fi U 3.4. up J, ywywf Ll . -If Ambition: Cosmetologist MARIANNE CATHERINE GELLMAN Glee Club, 2, Choir, 3,4, Drama Club, 2,3,4, Art Serv- ice Club, 3,4, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Westward Ho! Stott, 4, Anthology Staff, 4. Ambition: Artist Q? JUDITH LEE FINNERAN Class Treas., 4, Program Comm. Sen. Day, 4. Ambition, Private Secretary fi 1 It vzlgfi lil ll iff fl x My .ML A. :N L lcl ll .I ,M n . 1ljlX.'i'IfX Ji sf! ,Lf 4 , .wx 5 LJ i VMI xi If ,N xv lvw .il J NU ' If I WJ L v I ,H 'lid iris x 3 .lxv I 4 XX .Net ' U .ii 3 Ck ,I . , . 4- X K . ua. i, il- 'iff , . it 4 -U Q ,r :Wk 'il i Q.. 4.4- Q- .5 JANICE IRENE GREENBERG Student Council, 1,2,3,4, Jun. Literary, 1, Interfaith, 1,2,3 Fr. Chorus, 1, 90 Club, 1,2 French Club, 2, Bowling, 3 Ch. Orchestra Comm. Jun Prom, Executive Comm., 4. Ambition: College QP? CHARLOTTE LEE GRIFFITH ee Club, 1,2, F. T. A., 1, , 90 Club, 1, Revel parade, 1,3, Ass't Year Rep., 2, Soph. , Day Party Entertainment, Choir, 3,4, Jr. Prom Deco- ration Comm., Refreshment Comm. Ch., Jun. Day Pro- gram Comm. Ass't Ch., Class Treas., 3, Ass't Class Treas., 4, Cafeteria Comm., 4, Westward Ho! Literary Staff, 4, Student Court Judge, 4, Graduation Usher, 3. Ambition: Home Economist KAREN KAY HALL F. T. A., 1, 90 Club, 1, Campus Crier Rep., 3, Fr. Day Party, 1, Treas. Interfaith Club, 3, Westward Ho! Rep., 3, Favor 2, Spring Revel, Comm. Soph. Sen. Party, 2, CAROLYN LEE GROVE Jun. Class Treas., 3, Choir, 4. Ambition: Beautician Sec. of Year, 3, Executive y Rep., 4. 4 Q 1 Ambition: Teacher .1 ,W ' T, We ,mf PATRICIA DIANE HALL ID Courier, 3, Basketball, 3, Jun. Prom fArtl, 3, Apparatus Club, 3, Swimming Improve- ment, 3, Synchronized Swim- ming, 3, Student Council Alt., 4, Westward Hol Alt., 4. Ambition: Nurse SANDRA M. GROVE Choir, 3, Red Cross 3, Year Book, 4, Social Service Club, 3, Glee Club, 2. Ambition: Singer Wfw BARBARA MARIE HALL Glee Club, 2, Jun. Day Party, 3, Spring Revel, 2, Student Council Rep., 3, Class Rep. Alt., 3, Student Council Alt., 3. Ambition: Legal Secretary I G-fir! 1 SHIRLEY E. -Q . y, W ' Social Service, ,3,4,Q- Day Comm., ' ture h- ' I 1 ers, 2, Home Econ 'cs - - A 3,4, choir, 4, en 0 - Q A . cal, 3, Lay-Out Staff, , .L I Business Stott, 4, Courier, ,4, Cafeteria Hostess, 3, , I3 ' Rep., 4, Jun. Day Comm., 3, Sen. Day Comm., 4, Sprin Revel, 2. Ambition: Teacher v X 1 . , X in Avid 'M f ,M ' ' Am, Avia awry? . 4 Ci ,59f'f 07,5 'M I MARGARET LLOYD JEAN FRANCES BERLETTE ANNE HAMM ' 4 . HANE5 . HARMIS , - Choir, 3,4, Choir Sec., 3,4, Bowling, 2,4, Jun. Prom Choir' 147 Class Buskeibull xSpring Revel Booth, 3, Jun. Decorations, 3. Team, 2,4, Class Volleyball Team, 2,4, Swimming lm- provement, 2, Glee Club, 2, Beginner's Tennis, 2. Ambition, Social Worker BERNICE MARGARET HAMPSON Band, 2,3,4, Biology Club, 2, German Club, 3. A-LIIIA.-. LA-.finlan- fwffff Prom Comm., 3, Nurse's Aide, 3, Sen. Day Comm., 4 Modern Dance Club, 2 Future Nurses Club, 2. Ambition: Medical Career I Ambition: Private Secretary if L Y 'VRS :gm 9 NANCY HARRISON Class Rep., 25 Ch. for Re- freshments Soph. Party, 25 Soph.-Sen. Party Comm., 25 Treasurer, 35 Jun. Day Comm., 35 Alt. Student Council Rep., PATRICIA ANN HARRISON Student Rep., 2,35 Glee Club, 25 Choir, 3,45 German Club, 3,45 Soph. Day Comm., 25 DARLENE ANN HATHEWAY Spring Revel, 25 Jun. Comm., 35 Swimming, 35 Ollice Host- ess, 35 Courier, 35 Choir, 35 JACQUELINE J. HAWKINS Swimming Improvement, 25 Modern Dance, 25 Tennis, 2,3,45 Badminton, 35 Basket- we ,'3,,3,,.z,,... . Entertainment and Clean-up, Badminton, 3. ball School Team, 23,41 AP' 47 Home ECo 'o 'C5 Club' 41 Soph.-Sen. Day Comm., 25 Ambition: Airline Hostess PGFGYUS Clllbf 37 OlYmPl0 Sen- DOY Pfogfamhcomm-I 4: Enferfginment Jun, Day Club, 3,45 Alt. Executive Rep., weslwqrd Hoi BUS. GSS SME' Comm., 35 Entertainment and 35 Volleyball School TSGYTI, 4' 5 U jx Clean-up Jun.-Fr. Comm., 35 3.4: Tflble Tennlif 3: H0m0 ,l,'lAmb'l'0 'c9l 99 President of Senior Year, 45 Economics Club, 45 Dra- h .li , Sen. Day Comm. Entertain- mCIllCS Club, 4: Relfesltmenl M I X' V r ment, 45 Gavel Club, 45 90 y Comm. Jun. Day, 3: Sflleit' Af L ', l. Club, 25 Otlice Hostess, 3, RCP-, 4- Lv ll ,I . . by If V Cafefe,-ic, Hosgessl 4, X Ambition: Fashion Designer L l ' V I M' if Ll'Ambition: Elementary o ,L xl L1 Q-I xl I. bl, lli' Teacher N . I it ' , I L , IJ l L I J : I ,Q if jgiy ALANA MARIE , 2 - I ll Ll ,I .L ,I , P HEMSLEY ll A il ' 'li' Av If il li ' I 'K W soph. Bowling: 2- Table Ten- L Ii C V93 0, ' -2-la l' 3' L J ,V NI. Al, W W nls, , OWIDQ, . L 1 I Ambition: Secretar L v Ll L il I . Y 3 l' ul, iffy ,Li X 4 T v L L X , ' l l l V dl LU QI L I V dl, J , AQ I I PL, - PATRICIA LOUISE ' ' lf- tl' HENDERSON L I, , I ,JA ly olee Club, 2, F. 1. A., 2,s, L 5' nl' IL President F.T.A., 45 Home- ,'v room Treas., 35 Student Rep., If LL C ll V '2,35 Spring Revel, 25 Student l l' ,L w Council Executive Comm., 4. W If Q3 Ambition: Elementary School f X Teacher A xi Il XI X I Q KATHLEEN PATRICIA A HENSON Badminton School Team, 2,3, 45 Volleyball Class Team, 1,2,3,45 Volleyball Year Team, I 'MX l,2,3,45 Volleyball School Team, Basketball Class and J HARls LYNNE HOOBLER Study Hall Aide, 25 Soph. Day Entertainment, 25 Soph. Sen. Party Eentertainment, 25 Choir, 3545 English Book Room Aide, 35 Art Service Club, 3,45 Vice-President of Class, 45 Honor Guard at Graduation, 35 Sen. Day Entertainment and Cleanup Comm., 45 Jun. Prom Deco- ration Comm., 35 90 Club, 25 Gavel Club, 4. Ambition: X-Ray Technician WLM fu! olympic-n Club. 2,3,4:'Bowl: Mlwofwl A Aiwa' , I f ,MMR M, G A DINE HOWARD Soph. Day, 25 Volleyball, 'l,2, 3,45 Olympian Club, 2,3,45 Badminton, 45 Decoration Comm. for Jun. Prom, 35 Basketball, l,2,3,45 Student Council Alt., 35 Modern Dance, 1- Home Economics Club 4 Uvzififww Am ltlon Coll ge 1 ' ' -- : , V 2, French Club, 3, Volleyball - f M3122 'xr ..-----0 Z fffev Year Teams, 2,3,45 Table Tennis School Team 34 ing, 2,3,45 Apparatus Club, 3,45 Social Service Rep., 35 Red Cross Club, 35 Courier, 3. Ambition: Office Worker JEAN E. HESS Art Editor of Westward Hoi, 3,45 Art Service Club, 35 Presideht Art Service Club, ecoration Jun. Prom, 5 hronized Swimming, n ertainment Soph.-Sen. arty, 25 Westward Ho! Rep., Team, 35 Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: Art Teacher LYNN DIANE HILLMAN Fr. Chorus, 'I5 Swimming lm- pravement, lj Badminton, 15 90 Club, 1,25 Favor Comm., I5 Social Service Club Rep., 2,3,45 Campus Crier Staff, 25 Interfaith Club, 25 French Club, 25 Band, 2,35 Campus Crier Rep., 35 Jun. Day Entertainment Comm., 35 Jun. and Fr. Party, 35 Westward Ho! Rep., 35 Ch. Invitation Comm., 45 Western High Schoal's Rep. to You're The Critic, 45 Spring Revel, l,2,3. Ambition: Psychologist .Ju FAYE CAROLE HEINER Band, 2,3,45 Soph. Day Comm., 25 Soph.-Sen. Party, 25 Nurse's Aide, 25 Jun. Day Comm., 35 Jun.-Fr. Party, 35 Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: Secretary 446' 13-A -5. W Mgr HARRIET S. HYMAN Nurse's Aide, 35 Library Aide, 45 Office Hostess, 45 F. T. A., 45 Bowling League, 25 Ping Pong, 25 Fashion Show, 35 Basketball Year Team, 2. Ambition: Nurse 'NJ 'Lf FIG. , CINDY ISKOW School Badminton Team, 25 Westward Ho! Alt., 25 Art Service, 3,45 Ch. of Decora- tion Comm. Jun. Day, 35 Dec- oration Comm. Jun. Prom, 35 Ch. of Flower Comm. Sen. Day, 45 Red Cross Rep., 3. Ambition: Fashion Illustrator VIVIAN ESTHER JONES Student Rep., 2,35 Jun. Day Comm., 35 Usher Farewell As- sembly, 35 Westward Hal, 3. Ambition: Teacher NANCY CAROLE JUELG Fr. Day Comm., 15 Vice-Presi- dent of 1963, 25 Vice-Presi- dent of Jun. Literary Club, 25 Soph. Day Comm., 25 90 Club, 25 Westward Ho! Rep., 2,45 Gavel Club, 25 Jun. Day Comm., 35 Usher at 1962 Commencement, 35 Art Staff Westward Hol, 45 Jun. Prom Comm., 35 Fashion Show, 35 Business Manager Westward Hal, 45 Oftice Hostess, 45 Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: To sponsor a fleet of stock cars CAROL ANN KAHN 90 Club, 2,35 Inter-Faith Club, 25 Glee Club, 25 Ch. of the Invitation Comm. iSoph.- Sen. Partyj, 25 Refreshment Comm. Soph.-Sen. Party, 25 Soph. Party, 25 Sen. Party, 45 Booth Comm. Spring Revel, 25 Favor Comm. Soph.-Sen. Party, 25 Refreshment Comm. Jun.-Fr. Party, 35 Swimming Improvement, 35 Choir, 45 French Club, 4. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher MARY LOUISE KAMM Social Service Rep., 15 Hostess Comm., 2,35 Courier, 35 West- ward Ho! Alt., 2,3,45 Jun. Prom, 35 Decoration Comm. Sen. Day, 4. Ambition: Secretary ELIZABETH FALLON KARPERS Fr. Party Entertainment, 15 Usher for Commencement, 35 Cheerleaders, 2,3,45 Courier, 35 Homeroom Treus., 35 Jun. Prom Comm., 35 Ch. Hostess Comm., 45 Sen. Day, 4. Ambition: English Teacher LINDA ANN JARVIS 1963 Ch.I5 Westward Hol Rep., 15 Class Rep., 15 Health Suite Aide, 15 Basketball Class Team, 15 Table Tennis School Team, 15 Volleyball Class Team, 15 Synchronized Swimming, 15 Soph. Day Ch., 25 Soph. Day Party Comm., 25 Soph.-Sen. Party Comm., 25 Student Council Rep., 2,45 Shamrock Swing Dec. Comm., 25 Study Hall Aide, 35 Cheer- leader, 2,3,45 Jun. Day Comm., 35 Jun. Day Party Comm., 35 Jun. Day Hostess, 35 Jun.-Fr. Party Comm., 35 Art Service Club, 3,45 Jun. Prom Ch., 35 Sen. Day Party Comm., 45 Ofiice Hostess, 45 Cafeteria Hostess, 45 West- ward Ho! Business Staff, 45 Student Council Executive Comm., 4. Ambition: College PAMELA LYNN JONES Drama Club, 25 Volleyball Year Team, 15 Olympian Club, 2,3,45 Class Year School Basketball, 2,3,4. Ambition: Teacher ROSEMARY JONES Fr. Day Chorus, 15 Jun.-Fr. Party, 35 Olympian Club, 35 Jun. Red Cross Rep., 2,3,45 Volleyball, 1,2,3,45 Spring Revel Booth, 25 Basketball, 1,2,3,45 Swimming, 15 Flower Comm., 45 Modern Dance, 35 Table Tennis, 25 F. T. A., 45 Campus Crier Staff, 2 IF. N. C., 4. Mix yy ition: er 'N ,F L UA ,jk .IUQUQU ' P 7 S1 Mi M ,N 4 Tx if if BARBARA ANNA KELCH Glee Club, 25 Choir, 3,45 Social Service, 45 Campus Crier Rep., 35 Soph. Day En- tertainment, 25 Jun. Day Re- freshment Comm., 35 Jun.-Fr. Party, 35 Sen. Literary Club, 45 Pizza Booth Revel, 35 Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: Secretary 'lit si .55 5 YNJWXU ,JMX M . BERNICE KELLY Badminton School, Class, and Year Teams, 3,45 Volleyball School, Class, and Year Teams, 2,3,45 Olympian Club, 3,45 President, 45 Apparatus Club, 3,45 Table Tennis School Team, 3,45 Bowling, 3,45 Ass't Class Treas., 45 Glee Club, 25 Red Cross Club, 45 Basketball, 4. Ambition: Nurse 1 F2 4 Qwe- J ELLEN ROSE KERMAN CAROLE ' J' KENDALL -J Qed Cross Rep., 2, Swimming I Improvement, 2, Westward ' , ,U-PKHOI Rep., 3,4, Basketball .LV Year Team, 3, Volleyball Q ,Pj Year Team, 3, Sen. Day . Hostess, 4, Decoration Comm. Jun. Prom, 3. , Ambition: Nurse JO HARRIET VICTORIA KRUG Glee Club, 2, French Club, 3,4, Jun. Prom Decoration Comm., 3, Jun.-Fr. Party Re- freshment Comm., 3, Jun. Prom Refreshment Comm., 3, Inter-Faith Club, 4. Ambition: College Badminton, 2, library Aide, 2, Basketball School Team, 2, Badminton School Team, 3, Homeroom Basketball Team, 3, Volleyball Year Team, 3, Westward Ho! Rep., 3, First Prize Hire The Handi- capped Essay Contest, 3, 90 Club, 2,3, Olympian Club, 2,3,4, Olympian Club Sec., 4, Band, 2,3,4, Band President, 4, Homeroom Treas., 4, West- Ward Ho! Lay-Out Editor, 4. Ambition, College CHRISTINA ADELE KRUSE Campus Crier Rep., 'I, Alt., 3, Jun. Prom Decoration, 3, Patron Ads for Westward Hoi, 4. Ambition: College RAYNA MERPHYNN KEYSER Glee Club, 2, Alt. for Social Service Club, 2,3, Year Booth at Revel, 3, Student Court, 3,4, Courier, 3, Homeroom Treas., 4. Ambition: Psychologist JOAN ELEANORA KIDWELL Spring Revel, 2,3, Entertain- ment Fr. Day, 'I, Class Treas., 2,3, Refreshment Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Treblettes, 4. Ambition: Banker DOLORES CATHERINE KLAMER Year Rep., 2. Ambition: Secretary GERALDINE MARY KLINEDINST Student Rep., 2. Ambition: Secretary JACQUELINE JOSEPHINE KLINEDINST Ass't Treas., 2, Social Service Club Rep., 2, Student Council Rep., 3, Business Stat? Westward Hoi, 4, Spring Revel Booth, 3, Sen. Day Pro- gram Comm., 4. Ambition: Secretary MARY LEE KNEISCH Campus Crier Rep., 2, Glee Club, 2, Student Council Rep., 3,4, Ch. Hostess Comm. Jun. DOY, 3: Ch. Refreshment Comm. Jun. Prom, 3, Ch. Re- freshment Comm. Sen. Day, 4, F. N. A., 2,3,4, F. N. A. Vice-President, 3, German Club 3, Usher Commence- ment, 3, School Badminton Team, 3,4, Westward Ho! Staff lLay-Outj, 3,4, Ottice Hostess, 3, Spring Revel Booth, 3. Ambition: B.S. in Nursing DOROTHY JEAN KOERBER Jun. Year Red Cross, 3, 90 Club, 3, Office Hostess, 4, Year Rep., 4. Ambition: Receptionist CHARLOTTE ANN KISENWETHER Student Council Rep., 2 Swimming Improvement, 2. Ambition: Oral Hygienist ..,. ur- s'.,, . ff' 14 .K L SUSAN H. Madrigals, 2, Dramatic Club Play, 2, Band, 2,3, Usher Jun. Day, 2, Sen. Literary Club, 3,4, German Club President, 3, Choir, 3,4, Treblettes, 3,4, KUMIN Entertainment Comm. Soph.- Sen. Party, 2, Soph. Day, 2, All State Chorus, 4, West- ward Hol Staff, 4. Ambition: Medicine 'sf'-fr 'V J I I , ' f f .f A A ealth S i 1 , An' .,'l . .'. ': I ' will TERRY JEAN LANG MARY ANN LASSITER JOSEPHINE ANN Fr. Chorus, I, Sec. of Glee Glee Club, 2, Homeroom LAUBHEIM Club, 2, F. T. A., 3,4, French Treas., 2,4, Student Council Sophrseng pany, 2: Ch. En, Club,.3,4, Sen. Day Party, 4, Rep., 2, Lay-Out Staff West- ,ertoinmeml 2,3'4i Choir' 3'4: Madnlgall Singers, Korg Hol, 4, Executive Altyxf Buskemull, 35 Ch' year Boom m ition: Me icine an , 2,3,4, Drama Club . R I 2. E ' Ambitiox Psyc anal ,CIub,x2Tu'we Comm . t - J bigon: College eiyl ini! J Lkxxxw I ,9 o 4 I 5 , Q QI .Q A-', l : 'J X 4 XM lj, AJ L G! I 0 QQ! I ,fav Nl!! ' lj! 03 J M - I ' 1 l . ,ii K A sYLvER cARoLYN L E ik fi Bowling 'I Basketball I X ' .J Al.. , . x ' . . -1' 1 , I I ' I Volleyball, i, Interfaith Clubi 'I ,Ji ,fb L li 1 2- 90 Club 23- Tennis, 2- f.z.,s....-,... ..:.,, a, S... D., ilk ,tl I Flower Comm., 4. Ambition: College GERTRUDE LEE Social Service Club Rep., 2, Executive Comm., 3, Presi- dent, 4, Glee Club, 2, Soph. Day Party Refreshment Comm., 2, Soph.-Sen. Party Favor and Invitation Comm., 2, Campus Crier Ass't Adver- tising Manager, 3, French Club Treas.,3,4, French Club, 3,4, Recreational Swimming, 3,4, Choir, 2,3,4, Commence- ment Usher, 3, Jun. Day Comm., 3, Jun.-Fr. Party Cleanup Comm., 3, Westward Ho! Business Staff, 4, Labora- tory Ass't, 4, Sen. Day Party Refreshment Comm., 4. Ambition: College HARRIETTE AUGUSTA LEE Intramurals, l,2,3, Fr. Chorus, 1, Westward Hol Rep., T, Spring Revel Refreshment Comm., 3, Soph.-Sen. Party Comm., 2, Senior Year Treas., 4. Ambition: College JOYCE ANN LEITH Choir, 3,4, Executive Rep. QAItJ, 3. Ambition: Secretary W ' 1 ,aff fi I DELORES CECELIA LLOYD Ambition: Secretary ,' J, ,dw W . W l A L TT l X :sal A' Q Mathematlcuan A bitfon Research X jjj!! J f DELORES LAWSON Campus Crier Rep., 2, French Club, 2, Basketball, 3, Vol- leyball, 3, Red Cross, 3, Art Service Club, 4, Student Rep., 2, Junior Prom Comm., 3. Ambition, Fashion Designer MERRY CHRISTINE MACER F. T. A., 2,3,4, F. T. A. Li- brarian, 4, Bowling, 2,3, Olympian Club, 2, Class Vol- leyball Team, 3,4, Class Bas- ketball Team, 2,3,4, Home Economics Club, 3,4, Spring Revel Comm., 2, Invitation Comm. Sen. Day, 4, Yeqr Rep., 2. Ambition, Elementary School Teacher - Y BETTY JEAN MITCHELL Ambition: Secretary MARY JANE MATTES Glee Club, 2- Year Re 3 1 P-1 I Sen. Day Hostess, 45 lab. Ass't, 45 Soph.-Sen. Party En- tertainment Comm., 25 Spring Revel Parade, 25 Drama Club, 25 Safety Council, 4. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher CAROL LYNN MITCHELL Jun.-Fr. Party Comm., 35 Jun. Red Cross Club, 45 Jun. Day Party Comm., 35 Spring Revel Comm., 3,45 Sen. Day Party Comm., 45 Home Economics, 45 Bowling Club, 45 Lab. Ass't Home Economics Dept., 3,4. Ambition: College Nw l? 11 ix CAROLYN EVONNE MATTHEWS Campus Crier Rep., 25 Stu- dent Council Rep., 3,45 Glee Club, 25 Modern Dancing, 25 Basketball, 35 Swimming, 1. Ambition: College ALICE EILEEN MCCREARY Social Service Rep., 35 Y Rep., 4. Ambition: Typist FRANCES JOYCE McKAY .J A Basketball Year Team, 25 Modern Dance5 Swimming lmprovement5 F. T. A.5 Ger- man Folk Song Club, 4. Ambition: English Teacher CAROL ANN MCKENNEY Class Treas., 25 Glee Club, 25 Basketball, 35 Volleyball, 3. Ambition: Typist ROSETTER LEE MCKNIGHT Cross, 25 Basketball, 3, Ambition: Nurse Red MARY LOU MEEK Campus Crier Rep., 25 Glee Club, 25 Social Service Rep., 35 Choir, 3,4. Ambition: Bookkeepei xx f'Q5CVru5 GGY R C le f , fix Xl -1 lil' Q- q l dl xl ml! Ljlw :fl QM' fx ll x ' f It Ww JDIANA MAE MILLER .x lk YK V li N- , if' Gttice Hostess, 3,45 Study Hall Aide, 3,45 Hostess Sen. Day, 35 Class Treas., 2. Ambition: Secretary CAROLE GENE McFADDEN Basketball Year Team, 'I5 Vol- leyball Year Team, 'I5 Inter- faith Club, 'I5 Student Coun- cil, 2,35 Jun. Literary Club Sec., 25 Sen. Literary Club, 35 Jun. Day Entertainment5 Jun. Prom Favor Comm., 3. Ambition: College qw. MARGUERITE MITCHEL Health Suite Aide, 'I, Fr. Party Comm., I, Glee Club, 2, Choir, 3, Treblettes, 3,4, Year Rep., 3, Student Council Rep., 4, Maryland State Chorus, 4, Choir Sec., 4, Office Hostess, 4, Westward Ho! Business Staft,'4. Ambition: Nurse 753 - - i S ' K '-:,,-.,gg,5., .f . YM lg ...ll Nb' -ref-fr L CAROL MARGARET ROSALIE HUNTER MOON MOORE JUN- Red CV055, 42 Sen- DOY Ninety Club, 2,3, Library Comm-1 4? SPYIYIQ Revel. 3,47 Aide, 2, Homeroom 8: School STEPHANIE CELESTE MOORE Class Basketball Team, 2, Foods Club, 3, Jun. Party Re- ORINDA JANE MORGAN Biology Club, 2, Band, 2,3,4, Glee Club, 2, Courier, 3. Bowling Club, 4, H me Ec Buskefbqll Teams, 2,3, Bad. freshment Comm., 3, Class Ambition: Salvation Army hogs L Qminfon Schgol Tegm, 2,3, Volleyball Team, 2, Sen. Day Officer ' Z nt' s Dexpt., Olympian Club, 2,3,4, Home- Refreshment Comm., 4, F. T. SA- . ' R ?om a. School Volleyball A.. 4: F. N. A.. 4: Basketball. QSLNXAM 'ION e 9 eampg 3, Band, 2,3,4, Band 4, VOLLEYLPFIII 4- h . X . .xxSe ., ' Student Council Rep., m lfwn: Teac er x3fiN'kSe..f'X'WSsT btpouncil Executive Q-.X . 5 .-- , 4, Westward Ho! NXQCF Q-FA x o ogr phy Editor, 4. Kxlj, . xkp. K Ambition: D ctor , Y MARY HRISTINE U ks 3 'I Moxlev A Ambition: Secretary my fzzwze mx Meet 0' 4'-5.40 iucwwdafzyiz ,aa ,dfwzgihgv 2372449 , .wo 5114145 0165 444.6 awmd ,Zaye ,440 JACQUELYN MARY MULLIGAN Jun. Prom Comm., 3, West- ward Ho! Typing Staff, 4, Ottice Hostess, 4. Ambition: Private Secretary ELLA MYERS Glee Club, 2, Westward Hol Rep., 2,3, Campus Crier Rep., 2,3. Ambition: Registered Nurse GERTRUDE ELAINE MYERS Glee Club, 2, Jun. Prom Re- freshment Comm., 3, French Club, 4, Sen. Literary Club, 4. Ambition: Interpreter for U.N. JENNIFER REBECCA NACHLAS Westward Ho! Ass't Ed.-in- Chief, 4, Sen. Day Party, 4, Campus Crier Editor Board, 3, Jun. Prom Comm. Ch., 3, Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Mock Elec- tion Dem. Central Comm., 2, Ch. Entertainment Soph.-Sen. Party, 2, Soph. Day Party, 2, Fr. Chorus, I, Glee Club, 2, Fr, Day Party Comm. Ch., I, U. N. Club, 4, Spring Revel, 2,3, Campus Crier Rep., 2,3, Basketball, l,2, Badminton, l, Safety Council, 1. Ambition: Writer ffwt X ANNE DOW NEWTON Bowling Team, 2,3, Basket- ball, 2,3, Volleyball, 3, Bad- minton, 2,4, Swimming Im- provement, 2,3, Jun. Day Escort Comm., 3, Jun.-Fr. Party Escort Comm., 3, Fare- well Reception Hostess, 3, F. N. A. Delegate, 3, Table Tennis, 3,4, Table Tennis School Team, 3, Olympian Club, 3,4, Student Volleyball Official, 3, F. N. A., 2,3,4, Office Hostess, 3. Ambition: Registered Nurse tfwww, Wldfftll wffliiifiw SANDRA MICHELE NICHOLAS Campus Crier Class Rep., 2, Glee Club, 2, Modern World History Tutor, 2, Spring Revel Cabaret Refreshment Comm. Hostess, 3, Courier, 4, West- ward Ho! Rep., 4, Sen. Day Refreshment Comm., 4, Jun. Prom Decoration Comm., 3. Ambition: Air Force f isa 'Q-., YY PATRICIA O'DONNELL Ambition: legal Secretary SAUNDRA ROUNETTE OLIVER Choir, 2,3,4, F. T. A., 3,4, Year Rep., 2,3, Modern Dancing, 2,4, Badminton, 2,4, Basketball Class Team, 2,3,4, NANCY JANE OWENS Courier, 3, Westward Ho! Rep., 4, Refreshment Comm., 3. Ambition: Fashion Designer -c 7 DONNA LEE PADDY Class Treas. Homeroom, 2,3,4, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Sen. Day Decoration Comm., 4 Spring Revel, 2, Glee Club, 2. Ambition: Accou nta nt 1 , lx - Band, 2. L' ' - L ' I Ambition: Music Teacher . I l . V ,j .'C,Lf,HL,4,,f . 4 ' I' Cl' L 7i,LfL'7r1,Lt'!l 'l L V . X i ,f ,4fg,L,f K eg- I 34.147 L, Q .fl'L,fLf'L'Cif.' 'ff Li X ,' ' 'LWZ1 QC fs f. L71 4' ! f. , 1 , L N. ELAINE PARHAM f A 1 f f 1 l ' . A Q54 X, L N 7 X' I U1!7Year Basketball Team, 2, fp VOA Y A-f fflfkt. E L C ' 5' Modern Dance, 2, Student .,,,W , WM l , BRENDA LYNETTE PITTS Historian, 2,3,4, Bowling, 2,3,4, Tennis, 3, Home Eco- nomics Club, 3,4, Homeroom Basketball, 2,3, Badminton, 4, Olympian Club, 4, Nurses Aide, 3,4, Jun. Day Escort, 3, Refreshment Comm., 3, Sen. Day. Refreshment Comm., 4, Clean-Up Comm., 4. Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher VINESSA ANTOINETTE PORTER Westward Ho! Rep., 2,3, Jun. Prom Art Comm., 3, Begin- ners Tennis, 2, Sen. Day Re- freshment Comm., 4. Ambition: Lab Technician fb IJ GN su I 7' Z4 P LL U4 ,, Q -71 .-J. i i , V' ,, ,..1 -Q5 A fl J I, 1 4. 1' ,Ib I: ff. V , gin. A u Council, 2, Swimming lm- provement, 2, Class Basket- ball, 2. Ambition: Stenogropher ANITA FAYE PATRICK Student Council Alt., 2, Glee Club, 2, Corr. Sec., 3, Com- mencement Honor Guard, 3, Student Council Rep., 4, Office Hostess, 4. Ambition: Nurse MARIAN CAROL PEARSON Glee Club, 2, Social Service, 2,3, Campus Crier, 2, Stu- dent Council, 4. Ambition: Medical Secretary TONI ELIZABETH PETTY Band, l,2,3,4, Fr. Chorus, I, 2, 1963 Basket- Glee Club, ball Team, 1, Sen. Literary interfaith Club, Club, 3,4, 3,4, F. T. A., 4, Student Coun- cil Rep., 4, Ass't Homeroom Treas., 2, Campus Crier Rep., 3, Jun. Day Party Decoration Comm. Ch., 3. Ambition: College Physics Teacher LINDA HARRISON PFEIFER Choir, 3,4, Treblettes, 3,4, Maryland All State Chorus, 4, Glee Club, 2, Bowling, 2, Westward Ho! Rep., 2,3, Be- ginners Tennis, 3. Ambition: Secretary 'ss' 'QY ELLEN BARBARA PAPPAS Executive Comm., 2, Soph.- Sen. Party, 2, Soph. Day Hostess, 2, Student Council Rep., 3, Ninety Club, 3, Commencement Honor Guard, 3, Student Council Executive Comm. Sec., 4. Ambition: College Vw 1:1231 '-4,0 4 -5 is gag MQ- CAROL JEAN PRAGER Badminton, 2, Band, 2,3,4, Basketball, 3, French Club, 3, Jun. Day Refreshment Comm., 3, Jun. Prom Tickets, 3, Study Hall Aide, 3, Sen. Day Re- freshment Comm., 4. Ambition: To Study Languages 'lv' LESLIE LAURA RANDALL Badminton, 2, Table Tennis School Team, 2,3,4, Volley- ball, 2,3,4, Bond, 2,3,4, Olympian Club, 2, Basketball, 2,3,4, Synchronized Swim- ming, 2, German Club, 3, Executive Rep., 3, Tennis, 2 Ambition, Psychiatrist JANICE ELAINE RICHARDSON Intramurals, 'l,2,3, Fr. Chorus, 'I, Ninety Club, 2, Westward Ho! Rep., 3, Soph.-Sen. Party Comm., 2, Jun. Prom Comm., 3. Ambition: College CATHY LYNN RIGGIN Glee Club, 2,3,4, Glee Club Board of Governors, 4, Vice- President Madrigal Singers 8- Boroque Recorder Society, 2 3, 4, F.N.A., 2, Student Council, 3, Office Hostess, 3, Cafeteria Hostess 4, Ambition: Teaching PAULA JEAN ROBERSON Beginning Swimming, 2, Bowl- ing, 2, Soph. Day Clean-Up, 2, Social Service Model, 3, Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Year Rep., ROBERTA LEE REDD Glee Club, 2, Home Econom- ics Club, 4, Dramatics Club, 2,3,4, Courier, 3,4, Sen. Day Comm., 4, Commencement Usher, 3, Spring Revel, 3, German Folk Singing, 4, Westward Hal Rep., 4, Social Service, 3, Soph. Day Party, 2. Ambition: History Teacher ELAINE VANDELIA JOYCE R I U Glee Club, i Executive Comm. Rep., 3, 215W Jun. R 4. Ambition: Secretary .f f f f . ,f IAQ -41445, .- X J 4 1574-0 z--ff'54ff'f -4449554 -501195-il-,,f4ei6ff1,.,.-, ,Zeng pprigj, I DOROTHY OTH ..!4,5 4, I Courier, 3, Basketball, 3, Jug? A E ef Prom Art Comm., 3, Appara-'1?'f14.ftflf6'f3'f tus Club, 3, Volleyball, 2, Swimming Improvement, 2,3, Synchronized Swimming, 2,3. Ambition, Beautician RONDI CECELIA RU Bl CK Choir, 3, F. N. A., 2, Choir Aff .RYAN 4, Sen. Day Comm., 4, Glee Club, 2, Bowling Club, 2,4, Dramatics Club, 4, Soph. Party Comm., 2. Ambition: Nursing ed ANNETTE SALAMONE Campus Crier Rep., 2, West- ward Hol Rep., 3, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Study Hall Aide, 4, Westward Hal Business Staff, 4, Safety Council, 4. Ambition: Cosmetologist i5 MARGARET MARY SAMPSON Student Council, 3,4, Year Rep., 4. Ambition: Secretary LAVENIA TAB ETHIA SELLERS Social Service Club Rep., 3, Spring Revel Comm., 3, F. T. A., 2, Glee Club, 2, Modern Dance, 2,3. Ambition: Teacher ELINOR JANET SANDLASS Glee Club, 2, Ninety Club, 2, Choir President, 4, Choir, 3,4, Treblettes, 3,4, Student Court, 4, Westward Ho! Art Staff, 3, Jun.-Fr. Party Enter- tainment Comm., 3, Campus Crier Rep., 2. Ambition: College DONNA LYNN SCHAUB Student Council, 2, Lost 8- Found Comm., 2, Year Rep., 4, Sen. Day Flower Comm., 4, Cafeteria Comm., 2, Jun. Prom Program Comm., 3, Ex- ecutive Comm., 4, Swimming Improvement, 2, Basketball, 2,3,4, Volleyball, 2. Ambition: Business College 17 If ,c Vcj si L? yi bak ,J w Kg 'Ke Li, liiK:k,,iV5-1L1'i Q Cub LQ ja., ij . 'Lf .LZ 'Prnt Vfa ,las 241 Q1 L. bf: n w 'YL , CQ Q gy , df -'.ClrYff kfbyw A N QA, IL IRONA L. SHAW Student Council Rep., 2, Bowling Team, 2,4. Ambition: Secretary V 9 2 fl! cl fi' ff 15 19 -g Www I IAM- - CARLA LYNN SHEELER FRANCES CHRISTINE Biology Club, 2, Glee Club SCHMIDT 21 50Pl1- Entertainment. 2 French Club 234 Swimming Soph.-Sen. Party Refreshment Improvement 2 Soph Sen Comm-1 21 Choir. 3.4: Cum Party Refreshment Comm 2 PU5 Cfief RCP-I 31 We5lWUfd Westward Hol Rep 3 HO! ReP', 47 5P ln9 Revel, 2 Ambition Mathematlcian Ambition, Technician MARY LOUISE SCHMITZ Fr. Chorus, 'l, Interfaith Club, I, Fr. Day Party, I, Campus Crier Rep., I,2, Spring Revel, I,2, Glee Club Treas., 2, Soph. Chorus, 2, Madrigal Singers, 2, Soph. Day Party Comm., 2, Soph.-Sen. Party Comm., 2, Student Council Rep., 3, Jun. Day Party Comm., 3, Jun. Prom Favors Comm., 3, Westward Hol Rep., 4, Cafeteria Hostess, 4. Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher ELAINE LOUISE SCHUCHMAN Year Treas., 1, Homeroom Treas., I, Fr. Chorus, 'I, Fr. Doy Party, 'l, Basketball, 1, Badminton, 2, Homeroom Ass't Treas., 2,3, Glee Club, 2, Co-Chairman Soph. Party, 2, Democratic Central Comm., 2, Spring Revel, 2, Tennis, 3, Jun. Prom Favor Comm., 3, Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Student Council, 4, Westward Hol Literary Stott, 4, Sen. Day Party, 4, Anthology, 4. Ambition: Government Service KAREN ANNE SCHUMACHER Glee Club, 2, Spring Revel, 2, Year Rep., 2, Soph. Day Party, 2, Soph.-Sen. Party, 2, Jun. Day Party, 3, Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Student Council Rep., 4. Ambition: Secretary .IANICE LUCILLE SCHWARTZ Student Council Alt., 'l, Glee Club, 'I,2,3,4, Glee Club Board of Governors, 3,4, President, Madrigal Singers 81 Baroque Recorder Society, 2,3,4, Ninety Club, 'l,2. Ambition: Teaching the Deaf Ui, CARLA LEE scHweiNsBERG Social Service Club Rep., 2, Basketball, 2, Tennis, 3, School Badminton Team, 2,3,4, Red Cross Alt., 3, Jun. Day Hostess Comm., 3, Jun.-Fr. Party Refreshment Comm., 3, Jun. Prom Program Comm., 3, Band, 2,3,4, Stu- dent Council, Alt., 4, Sen. Day Hostess Comm., 4, West- rvard Ho! Layout Stott, 4. nl Ambition: Medical Rep., 2,3, Year Rep., 4. SHARON ANN SHAW Ass't Treas., 2, Choir, 2, Ass't Treas., 3. Ambition: Secretary BONNIE SUE SHOCKEY Fr. Day Comm., 1, Soph. Day Comm., 2, Ninety Club, 2, Westward Ho! Rep., 4, Sen. Day Comm., 4, Synchronized Swimming, 1, Student Lab Ass't, 4. Ambition: 'Medical Secretary BARBARA LEE M. SILVA Student Court, 3,4, Westward Ho! Staff, 4, Student Council, 3, Graduation Honor Guard, 3, President Glee Club, 2, Madrigals, 2, Executive Comm., 2, President Fr. Chorus, 1, Executive Comm. 1963, 1, Westward Ho! Rep., 1, Ch. Fr. Day, 1, Soph. Day, 2, Jun. Day, 3, Sen. Day, 4, Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Soph.-Sen. Party, 2. Ambition: History Teacher GERALDINE SIMES Westward Hol Rep., 2,3, Glee Club, 2, Student Council Pl'lYl.l.lS ANN SHOOK SANDRA LEE SIFFRIN Swimming Improvement, 1, Band. 2,3147 OIYVUPIUN Club, Fr. Chorus, 1, Westward Hol 2, TENNIS, 2,3- Alt., 2, Glee Club, 2, Jun. Amblfloni Teacher Day Escort, 3, Sen. Day Flower Comm., 3. Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Secretary JOAN AMY SINGEWALD Westward Hol Editor, 4, Mayor's Youth Advisory Coun- cil, 3,4, Campus Crier Liter- ary StaH, 1,2,3, President 1963, 2, Gavel Club, 2, Ninety Club, 1,2,3, Sen. liter- ary Club, 3,4, Drama Club, 1,2, School Play, 1,2, Mock Election Steering Comm., 2, Sen. Day Party, 4, Ch. Jun. Day Assembly, 3, Jun. Prom, Comm. Ch., 3, Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Soph. Day Party, 2, Soph.- Sen. Party, 2, Fr. Day Party, I, Fr. Chorus, 1, U.N.Y., 2,4, Band, 2,3, Glee Club, 1,2. Ambition: Linguist ggeowr' Dfixlflflep CLARA SITZAMER ' 'L WM MARY SUSAN Band, 2, Olympian Club, 'l. ' J Ambition: Medical V dp MEL oljg, M F. N. A.. 1.4, Volleyball, 2, -I-echnologis, QL Basketball, 2, Badminton, 4. ,WVQULHAJQAN iigglaw' EMOW Wwe... X .L VERNELL ROBERTHINA sKATEs Mum Glee Club, 2, Band, 2,3,4, Class Treas. 4, Ass't, 3, Soph. Day Comm., 2, Jun. Day Comm., 3, Sen. Day Comm., 4, Westward Ho! Comm., 4, Student Council, 2, Swimming Improvement, 2, Spring Revel, Q 3. Ambition: Teacher O. PAULA SILBER Badminton Club, 2,3, Campus Crier Alt., 2, Campus Crier Literary Staff, 2,3, French Club, 2, Spring Revel, 2, Soph.-Sen. Party, 2, Jun. Prom Invitations Comm., 3, Sen. Day Party Entertainment, 4, Westward Hal Alt., 4, Sen. Day Hostess, 4. Ambition: Medicine CAROLYN FRANCES SMITH Fr. Chorus, 1, Spring Revel, 1, Campus Crier Rep., 2, Re- freshment Comm., 1, Soph. Day, 2, Jun. Prom, 3, Intra- murals, 1,2,3. Ambition: Laboratory l 'zo QM,-bo W Q lLNQJ Technician Q KI DARLENE ANN SMITH Swimming Improvement, 25 Bowling, 35 Jun. Prom Deco- rating Comm., 3. Ambition: Secretary M .M . -Y .W lfllil :If-iiiiiiff L -wild! .flilll ily V -M-fl BONNIE ROSE STERN Bowling, 2,3,45 F. T. A., 2,35 Class Treos., 25 Jun. Prom, Ticket Comm., 35 Study Hall Aide, 3,45 Basketball Team, 25 Home Economics Club, 3. Ambition: Teacher SMITH Glee Club, 25 Year Basketball Team, 25 Class Basketball Team, 35 Library Aide 2,35 Westward Ho! Rep., 35 Swim- ming lmprovement, 2,35 Be- ginning Tennis, 25 F. N. A., 45 Drama Club, 4. Ambition: Nursing MARGARET ANN SMITH Class Basketball Team, 2,35 Swimming Improvement, 2. Ambition: Secretary Treasurer, 2,3. l Ambition: SecreW Vlapil I I llill my Zbwi W-Wil, ew' LU If MLK' 1 ol MARY-JOHN ELIZABETH SMITH Interfaith Club, 25 Library Aide, 3,45 Bowling, 2,3, Ambition: Secretary WILHELMINA HELEN AULT SMITH , , Cbuncil Rep., 9 BETTY CORRINNE STONESIFER Bowling, 25 Jun. Prom, 35 Homeroom vice-president, 4. Ambition: Cosmotologist - fbff , Mg LE LYNN SMYTH . il rvi , 5 le lb, LIZ' 9 20: Yeti? R11 2 3? eStfd:nt L Ambition Secretary SHARON LEE SOLOMON Campus Crier Alt., I5 Social Service Rep., 25 1963 Execu- tive Comm. Rep., 35 1963 Executive Comm. Alt., 45 Lab Ass't, 45 Ninety Club, lp Jun. Literary Club, 15 Interfaith Club, 25 F.T. A., 25 Soph.-Sen. Party, 25 Jun.-Fr. Party, 3. Ambition: Math Teacher VICKI JEAN SOO HOO Alt. Student Rep., 35 Sen. Literary Club, 35 Library Aide, 35 Ninety Club, 35 Office Hostess, 45 Student Council Rep., 45 Year Rep., 45 Ass't Sec. 81 Chief Clerk of Student Council, 45 Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: Buyer BARBARA JEAN SOPEL Trattic Safety Club Rep., I5 Class Basketball Team, I5 Fr. Chorus, 'I5 Westward Hol Rep., 2-35 Jun.-Fr. Party Re- freshment Comm., 35 Office Hostess, 45 Study Hall Aide, Ambition Social Security TI-IELMA GWENDOLYN SMITH F. N. A., 2,3,45 Glee Club, 25 Choir, 3,45 Band, 2,3,45 West- ward Hol Rep., 25 Westward Ho! Alt., 35 Courier, 45 Sen. Day Refreshment Comm., 4. Ambition: Teacher I V' 1 E . MRD . .if :-x Q .- JOAN ELLEN STOWE Student Council Rep., 2,3, Literary Club, 2,3, Usher Jr. Day, 3, Westward Hol Rep., 3. Ambition: Public Relations '13 W3 JOYCE ADELE BARBARA JEAN STRIGLE STUMPFEL STURGEON Bowling, 2,3,4, Usher for Fr. Chorus, I, Basketball, I, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Honor Graduation, 3, EscortJr. Day, Glee Club, 2, Bowling, 2, Guard, 3, Jun.-Fr. Party SUSAN ELLEN TATELBAUM Ninety Club, 2,3, Soph. Party, 2, Soph.-Sen. Party, 2, Synchronized Swimming, 2, Glee Club, 2, Campus Crier Rep., 3, Jun. Day Party, 3, Ch. Entertainment Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, Cap. Basketball team, 3, Ass't Advertising Manager Campus Crier, 3, Choir, 3,4, Treblettes, 4, Lab. Ass't, 4, Vice-President Stu- L . 'r 'fdent Council, 4, Sen. Day, 4. 3. Courier, 3, Jr. Day I 3. mm., 3, Westward Hol Ambition: Teacher , Am 'tiom Sec p., 3, Swimming Improve- f ,. Aj ment, 2,3,4, Synchronized I ' , F A Swimming, 3,4, Drama Club, XQVW 3,4, Tennis, 3,4, Basketball, I 3,4, Ass't Trees. 1963, 4, 4 Ambition: Teacher V f of f I , MARCIA DIANE ' 0 TAYLOR ,M ,' Modern Dance, 2, Soph. Day Party, 2, Soph.-Sen. Party, 2, Biology Club, 2, Band, 2,3,4, Bowling, 2,2,4, Jun. Day Party, 3, Jun.-Fr. Party, 3, F. T. A., 3, Social Service Rep., 3, Jun. Prom, 3, Usher Graduation,' 3, Interfaith Club, 3,4, German Club, 3,4, Sen. Day Comm., 4, Layout Stat? Westward Hol, 4. Ambition: Teacher VIRGINIA LEE TEMPEL Sec. Band, 2, Librarian of Band, 3, Choir, 3,4, Volley Ball, 'l, Band, 'l,2,3,4. Ambition: Peace Corps. TRACY ANN TEMPLE Spring Revel, 3, Jun. Day Comm., 3, Sen. Day Comm., 4, Health Suite Aide, 3,-4, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, West- ward Hol staff, 4. Ambition: Social Worker DIANA M. THOMPSON Glee Club, 2, Social Service Alt., 3, Choir, 3,4, Year Rep., 4. Ambition: Language Teacher CAROLYN LEE TINDAL Glee Club, 2, Red Cross Rep., 2, F. N. A., 4, Health Suite Aide, 4. Ambition: Nurse X A I 6.8 I s 1 a ' 7 ,I .NU A' 'L . . .- it ' I L , if I ' l L .f If K I ,TI L .I I J. 1. MARGARET A. TINDAL Soph. Day Comm., 2, Swim- ming, 2, Badminton, 2, Bas- ketball, 2, Study Hall Aide, 3. Ambition: History Teacher nw Ambition: Doctor .1 il L' f 11,1 at a -J , 1 I MARIE TRAVLOS Dramatics Club, I, Fr. Chorus, 'I, Bowling, I, Soph. Day Party, 2, Swimming, 'l,2,3,4, Social Service Club, I,3,4. Ambition: Secretary in the Foreign Service YZ' ,men ,--f-Q Q VIVIAN SHEILA TURNER Glee Club, 2, Madrigals, 2, Band, 3,4, Choir, 3,4, Photog- raphy Staff Westward Hol, 4. Ambition: Music Teacher .av-s, 'Us BEVERLY ANN UMPHERY Glee Club, 2, Badminton, 2, Drama Club, 2, Tennis, 2, Volley Ball, 2, Jun. Day Comm., 3, Soph. Day Comm., 2, Spring Revel, 3, Basketball, 3, Table Tennis, 3, Home Ec. Club, 3,4, Ass't Class Treas., ANTOINETTE UNGARO Ambition: Social Worker DALE YVONNE VAN HORN Social Service, 2, Spring Revel, 3, Ass't Treas., 4 Student Council Repi, 4, Westward Ho! yt, 4 Sen. l '32 Day Comm , 4 Ambirfh! issicmly, . MVP wi .ff 3. ,G f . ,, KT N' it Ambition: Nurse k- f l if if ,A , ye. ,A cf, . S . 4 . L i L AC 1. A fi! My .3 lj .L 7 I ,kk V! I f' ' IOLETA MARIE gl 9' , ' l l ' .M VELIVONA Q 4 'VK' k O A N .fp Wf! if Fr. Chorus, 'l, Spring Revel, . , X ' t l if l Ajbyv I,3, Glee Club, 1, Basketlgog, Q'4 1 ' i,F.D Cmm.,i, 0- fs 5 a :wc C A VML yon mintdn, 4:YHor:e Ec. Club, 4, , 4' A yi F. N. A., 4, sake sale, 4. L 7' I ' V 1 Ambition: Nurse 4 Ill ff ll X b 5, X f I Q . 1 3 L! C. I jj Al 4' A ri.. 4- ,ju . I, ' CAROLYN FRANCES I 5 W ' WALTERS L: is X Class Treas., 2, Study Hall I 0 5 .5 U . Aide, 2, Glee Club, 2, usher KAREN YVONNE WEBB Library Aid, 2, Campus Crier Rep., 2, Glee Club, 2, F. T. A., 2,3,4, Choir, 3,4, Choir Robe Ch., 4, Basketball, 3, Student Council Rep., 4, Olympian Club, 4, F. N. A., 4. Ambition: Teacher bxfv i- fa GLENDA BETH WEINSTEIN Westward Ho! Rep., 2, Class Treas., 2, Interfaith Club, 2, Student Council Rep., 3, Spring Revel, 3, Office Host- ess, 4, Year Rep., 4, Student Court Magistrate, 4, Cafete- ria Hostess, 4, Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: Business World C2 4v'4?' ,L for Graduation, 3, Jun. Prom Comm., 3, Courier, 3, Bowl- ing, 3,4. Ambition, Airline Stewardess BETTY WALKER Badminton, 2, Volley Ball, 2, Basketball, 2, Jun. Prom Comm., 2. Ambition: History Teacher LORRAINE DONNA WARREN Glee Club, 2, Spring Revel, 3,4, Jun. Red Cross Club, 4, Bowling, 4, Home Ec. Club, 4, Lab. Ass't, 4, Sen. Day Comm., 4. Ambition: Secretary ELNER GERTRUDE WATSON F. T. A., 'I,2,3, Campus Crier Alt., 2, History Tutor, 2. Ambition: Teacher MARION LAVERNE ' VAUGHN Glee Club, I,2, Jun.:D Comm., 3, Jun. Pronmn . 3, Social Service Rep., Drama Club, 3, Us Graduation, 3, ChomQ3 - Treblettes, 3,4. 'Q Ambition: Teacher f- U W7 ,t,y..w11,w14'-ff 2 A' ,,'..f1. fn 'YQ fl AAANVQ Anim bmi? TZLWLK' 17? 5 I--mr' -4935- MARSHA R. WEINSTEIN KAREN ANN WERNZ French Club, 25 Modern Glee Club, 25 Choir, 3,45 Jun. Dance, 2,35 Spring Revel, 35 Day Comm., 3. Cafeteria Hostess, 45 Student Council, 45 Executive Comm., 45 Westward Ho! Staff, 4. Ambition: Teacher 3-IL-I - '--5 Mu. We F X. L.. I. Qs... 593'-,L Ambition: Secretary B. DIANA WINYARD Glee Club, 25 Madrigal Sing- ers, 25 Band, 25 German Club, 3,45 Treblettes, 3,45 Choir, 3,45 Anthology Staff, 45 Sen. Literary Club, 4. Ambition: Nurse SHEILA ELAINE PEGGY JEAN WILLIAMS Glee Club, 25 Library Aide, 25 Entertainment Comm., 2,35 Basketball, 2,3,45 Volley Ball, 3,45 F. T. A., 3,45 Dramatic Club, 3,45 F. N. A., 4. Ambition: Teacher SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS Library Aide, 25 Courier, 2. Ambition: Secretary WRIGHT , Student Council, 2. - ,S-'h ,My Jqqlr Ambition: Newspaper I Qi' , I Reporter I KAP' ' . ALJ JJJ9, Gig, , ' Qipag if Q. xpb , b Q ffl' ,,d:J,uLlFIN Lf! t - 5 ., Vx . V up M CHERYLE ALETA K ,Q LJ' Q. ,lg 4 ,L I YOUNG Glee Club, 25 Soph. Day Comm., 25 Basketball, 2,35 Volley Ball, 2,35 Jun. Day Comm., 3: Choir, 3,45 Olym- pian Club, 4. Ambition: Teacher GRACE YOUNG French Club, 3,4. Ambition: College HARANT CELESTINE YOUNG Basketball, 2,3,45 Volley Boll, 2,3,45 Red Cross Club, 3. Ambition: Popular Singer fy I JUDITH T. ZEFFERT French Club, 25 Soph.-Sen. Party, 25 Year Rep., 25 Bad- minton, 2,35 Ninety Club, 2,35 Campus Crier staff, 2,35 Jun. Prom Comm., 35 Stu- dent Council Rep., 35 Stu- dent Council Alt., 45 Sham- rock Swing Comm., 3: Oflice Hostess, 35 Cafeteria Hostess, 4. Ambition: Teacher LaMONA RUTH WILLINGHAN Glee Club, 25 Swimming, 25 Choir, 3,45 Study Hall Aide, 35 Library Aide, 45 Choir Photographer, 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper MARGARET ANN ZEITLER Ass't Class Treas., 25 Spring Revel, 25 Swimming, 2,3,45 Drama Club, 2,3,45 Basket- ball, 3,45 Tennis, 3,45 Jun.- Fr. Party Comm., 3. Ambition: Teacher X . X... 5 I eiiei Y' 1 1, fair. 12,133 .ii,. ' . -,ff S' . 4 W YNY I I KENWORTHY ball, 25 Biology Club, 25 MARIA ZELINSKY Westward Hol Rep., 25 Soph. Day Comm., 25 Soph.-Sen. Party Comm., 25 Jun. Prom Comm. Ch., 35 Jun. Day Comm. Ch., 35 Sen. Day Comm., 45 Student Council Executive Comm., 4. Ambition: History Teacher LINDA ANN ZOPP Jun. Red Cross Club, 35 Choir, 4. Ambition: Secretary Early Admissions SHARON DONOHUE Student Council, 15 Basket- Usher for various Year doys5 Jun. Prom Comm., 3. Ambition: Registered Nurse BARBARA LOUISE HELEN ANITA MOSBERG Bowling, 'I5 Basketball, lp Soph. Day Usher, I5 Sec. 1963, I5 Fr. Day Comm., I5 Year Scrap book, 2,35 Library Aide, l,2,35 Ninety Club, l,2, 35 Student Council, 2,35 Soph. Day Party Comm., 25 Co- Sports Editor of Campus Crier, 2,35 Spring Revel, 25 Jun. Day Comm., 35 Sham- rock Swing Comm., 2. Ambition: College Bowling, I5 Usher for Soph. Day, 15 Year Scrapbook, 2,35 Fr. Day Party Comm., T5 Campus Crier Literary Staff, 'l,2,35 Library Aide, 2,35 Red Cross Rep., 2 Soph. Day Party Comm., 25 Soph.-Sen. Party Comm., 25 Spring Revel, 2,35 Campus Crier Sports Editor, 3. Ambition: Textile Engineer BEVERLY YVONNE WEEKS Fr. Chorus, 15 Fr. Party Comm., lp Social Service Rep., 15 Basketball, 'I5 Jun.- Fr. Party Comm., I5 Glee Club, 25 Spring Revel Booth, 1,25 Social Service Sec., 3,4. Ambition: Teacher , l K 4 it , E 1 .... 2 ff , .l !' Z, --Q.. ...- N iii! N. . k g: my E , f :zu 531 x ,xz , 1.42. M ,..,. M . --f ' 1 , f:.k I HlIlm.wg7 'Q s sw fn, Q w u.-Mn.: .M , k N Ima X --.. 1 I , 5 :sm f fmi no Q9 L an 19 in-Q an -V., I P WH 1 ...,,, ,,::1 jaw j V K . Q L, ' t MW .. W,,.k ww:..v,m,W WESTERN HIGH 501001, 5 is E Q E v Q , . ,f' N I , . . Z 5 .rl -1 . in ,2- . 1 y :S 5 itx , ,..MNL , 5 v, 1 F5 f Y A f ? f X Vu E I I 5555 ,- - FEM 4 'J pa E 6 my ,r- I: . 1: sq., 'W-lzj N Ly 'L ' ' . ing I 'lx F i 5 gwaig,'X2'? -Q.. . s 'S - ,fx M-. . , . - s V 1 . .Q .A J , +1 ,, 4- 3 if M . X f .ve ,4 It yr 1 , A fgj jk lw v yw W ,W rw! , 1 r., r , Y, fq .- ,J -- , : .N 1 ' ' 354 0-1 ,V ,f.g,.. ig in . ff W Mfg .3 .4 ki wr 'gem x,fv .,.,,fX:HWrl 1, e iff! QR? A M J fr In 1' i 2, J ' IEEF, ' ,,,-we 1 u m 'L 1 - ' 'gn . r rl A 1 4 ' MJ. 1 S , K , 'Lf 2 , l Q . e T A VQ . ' -4 ' In A A , ,, A f l ' - xi? Y A' Linda Jarvis 9 ,. ff . ., E A 35.11 1 V Ernest Widenhouse Christy Kruse Cindy Iskow Annette Salomone Gretchen Fornoff Lee Boulay r nf 1 CLASS OF D2 Firsl rmr: P. Silber. J. Zeffert. S.Tatell,vaun1. M. J. Mattes. D. WiIl5'8l'fi. C. Hooblm-1'. SUVUIIII I'0Il'.' C. Lee. C. McFadden. C. Lee. N. Cmwther. J. Lauimheiin. M. Gelllnan. H. Lee. T. Lang. Tlrirrl roux' H. Mmmre. S. Anduniades. L. Becker. P. Harrison. C. Seheeler. L. Copenhaver. C. Kahn. C. Prager. J. Craig. Fourllz rozr: M. Smith. G. Ifisenlmerg. Li. Sancilass. K. Riggin. S. Ku' nlin. li. Svhuchnian. li. Kerman. M. Weiristeill. J. Schwartz. Camera shy: J. Dorselle. C. Svlnniclt. C. Young. CLASS OF D7 Fires! rout C. Kisenwether. T. Lngaro. B. Darden. V. Fi:-k. L. Clem. M. L. Meek. SUVOIIII rule: M. A. Rugden. P. U'Donnell. Miss Hare. V. J. Sou Hoo. IL Ackernian. J. Klinedinst. L. Cnnulley. Tlllifll row: C. Dennis. E. Parham, 5. Shovkey. Juelg. C. Vveinstein. M. Pearson. ll. Klznner. li. V. Horn. A. Patrick. J. Leith. A. Uregier. lf. DiPasquale. Canzera shy: B. Keleli. L Shaw. CLASS OF Cl llI'Sl l'Ull'.' li. Slizllilxs. ll. llzill. S. Rf-nl. Morris. V. Sxolvlis. SITOIIII l'0Il'.' l.. llvrlum, V. wsu wx. lxrivgi. ,l. llullmi. S. l'll'iPfl. N. lilulys. Tllliflf rout 5. fXlmrummilz. N. Svlim-pp, lf. lxuilz. V. lluvksmn. ll. Ceweriz. C. lien-ker. CTUIIPIYI slzy: J. lie-inlmrl. 5. lllyrrs. ll. Muinvn. l N'llm'1fl1'r. iw CLASS OF CZ fzrxl I'0ll'.' ,I. jmws. ,l. Wilhelm. ll. Raith. lf. Carliner. J. Major. J. Cregloit. Sl'l'UI1ll row: A. llnuck. li. lvwnig. l'. Adams. S. Simun. l... Robinson. lf. Turlington. ll. Frvufl. ll. Shipley. llllifll r1m'.' rll. Myvrs. ll. Slt'W3I'fl. ll. l,aury. T. Raflin. ll. lialenson. ll. Smith. C. l,enlz. F011.rll1 mum' M. l,f-xi. C. Ashmzm. S. Pelrv. C. lleuhevk. C. Haughey. M. Caskins. li. lluliuis. P. Mar- ius. f.l!llIIf'l'II shy: C. CUlt'Ill3Il. M. Baker. C. Coopvr. M. Crmxtlwr. A. llejesus. S. llreiling. N juries. M. l'Hlak. ll. Sarlor. Firsf rolr: lf. Ilmnivl. ll. 'l1llUlIlllS4Dll. l.. llic-lil. ll -Xiiilvrsmi. Nl. Cfmkv. Nl. Ilan-pi-r. ll. llunlvr. Y. lluxis. SUVUIIII rout C. Camly. ll. Slum-. C. lliglwy. Y. lfclnmmls. V. Vllalvrs. l.. Km-ln'i'. ll. Nul- lvr. lil. Gray. 7'l1r'r4l row: ll. Wilsim. li. lluxis. S. Clun-is. 5. llvnson. l'. Mills. li. l.i-uis. l.. llalrliu-ll. li. llllflllllll. l. llalrwiii. Nl. SlllI'tllYlllIl. ,l. 'l'raix'is. ll. llulminsmi. ll. Sallvrfim-lil. ll. Nulnlc-. l.lI!II1'l'lI SIIYVI ,l. Nlusun. l.. l.z1rlil4'm'l. L. llumm. Nl. llzuim. ll. lrlllSlbllI'QI. ll. Vhlkms. l'. Nil-lmls. ll. llm-Vrivs. Miss lfulivi. CLASS OF BI f'1'r.wl I'lIIl'.' J. 0i'csi'l1i1i1'lx. S. l'alrim'k. S. We-Iver. l.. Max. l'. llumlwrl. M. fl. Ynrtli. SPVUIIII rmr: ll. xYillll'I'. lf. Cla-gc-r. N. llluraxw. Nl. Naylor. lf. Set-. l'. liavkul. Tlllifll wuz' C. l.un- ilnslxl. l.. Nyvrs. lx. llll'llill'ilSUIl. ll. llllflllil. lt. f.lDllt'lI. C.. Mali. l'. ,lm-ilan. U. llillnn. ll. Colm. ll. llaiy. f.l1IlIlt'l'II SIIIVI N. Cole. S. l inlx. C. l'lu1'i'a1sm'l1. 5. Iixans. C. lllclauglllin. X. Snkulim-. Good Luck Seniors Compliments of B9 unluensliydugiioiiplrlmone SCHOOL OF LAW 3-YEAR EVENING Program leading io lhe LL.B. clegrei, qualifies for lhe Margland Slale Bar Examinalions, CLASSES-THREE EV NINGS A WEEK. PRE-LAW 2-Year Day or 3-Year Evening Program quali- iies for Law School. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. INDUSTRY. AND MANAGEMENT 4-YEAR DAY and ls-YEAR EVENING Programs leading fo fha 8.5. degree in Accounfing, Business Managemenr, Finance, lndusfrial Managemenf, Markefing, and Trani- porfafion. JUNIOR COLLEGE 2-YEAR DAY and 3-YEAR EVENING Programs in Liberal Arls General Educafion, leading to the A.A. degree. Wrlfe or Call for Booklef 1420 N. CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND Compliments from C4 A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND S. S. Kresge Co. the amount of Moth in our minds Congratulations to the class of '63 ScheeIer's BODY AND FENDER WORK PAINTING AND SIMONIZING GLASS AND RADIATOR WORK Mu 5-4137 Es? 1001 Hunter St. at 200 E. Eager Sl. 1936 Compliments of B5 Linda Blum Virginia Broadbeck Barbar Castleman Linda Dorsey Bennadette Elsey Mary Beth Harris Miriam Gordon Marti Gerber Edith Gee Ann Luchinsky Paula Miller Gail Seth Anita Merzel Linda Scott Linda Sampson Nina Permutt Debbie Nason Phyllis Sternfeld Pam Sutton Trena Taylor Mary Sue Weddell Shirley Montgomery Libby Friedman Pauline Sheplan Jodean Marks To 1963 We want you to know we do appreciate, The help you gave us throughout the year. Your example lit the way for us, And your memory we will ever hold dear. IRVINGTON REXALL PHARMACY Frederick and Augusta Avenues Phone LO 6-3770 Baltimore 29, Maryland THE RICE BOWL Chinese-American Restaurant 100-104 Delaware Ave. N.E. MERNAUGH'S HAMPTON'S BARBER SHOP JANITZKY BROS. H. W. F. Compliments of HEDRICH BROS. 4043 Frederick Avenue Phone: Wl-5-2613 COMPLIMENTS FROM D3 To the Class of 1963 Cannon Shoe Company From B8 Compliments from . Ellen Pappas Christy Kruse Gail Sylvester .leanne Lynch Sue Shockey Bonnie Slocomb Cheryl Dawson Marsha Carhart Celeste Koetzle Carla Schweinsberg Bonnie Farrell Joan Stowe Kim Neal Diane Gill Ann Edgerton Lynda Riley Maureen Callahan Lynda Wells Darlene Smith Connie Kruse Karen Towers Karlene Cappelletti Jane Seymour 21131 2:iL:.,.Sff,jwlf5t?,VrlMly Sue Van Collom Nancy McKenzie W JOYCe Rinehart Oi! Mill . BIDDLE COMPANY Aluminum Windows, Doors, Awnings 4905 LaSalle Avenue IVanhoe 8-1757 LILEN-DWARF'S LADIES Compliments of the SOPHOMORE-SENIOR PARTY In Memory of My Parents To the Class of '63 From the Class, B3 Which wishes to send all Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin. Nierenberg graduates glee: Mrs. J. E. Smith 50 varieties VINCE'S PIZZA HOUSE 1224 Reisterstown Road Hu 6-9787 pizza ' subs PHIL AND LINDA THE BUSINESS STAFF OF WESTWARD HO! LOST: a gold snake ring on Jan. 31, 1963 at W.H.S. VALUE: only sentimental REWARD: to any one knowing whereabouts of ring OWNER: Gretchen Fornoff D4 Phone: 655-3284 May all you have learn at Western High Help college work speed quickly by. And may all the knowledge you gain there Bring you happiness and success everywhere. May all you have learned at Western High Friends, health, joy, and wedding rings. Compliments from D4 Barbara Tonya Rosing Gracie Ramona Diane Joan Gretchen Shirley Berlette Nancy Darlene Linda Geraldine Joan Mary Ann Lucretia Diana Marguerite Sandra Clara Roberta Barbara Bonnie Madeline Sharon Tracy Vivian Beverly Violeta Carolyn Cheryle Peggy BARCELONA DIST. CO The Best Only The Best 1812 DeSota Rd. MIITOF1 4-4141 Compliments from B13 CINDY AND MARC COMPLIMENTS OF KlRSCH'S 5805-14 York Road Baltimore 12, Maryland FLAG, BANNER and PENNANT SHOP hand and machine embroiolering 409 Park Avenue VGFDOD 7-3792 A Friendly Annapolis Newspaperman J. AND D. PIZZA HOUSE 4202 Park Heights Avenue FO 7-9586 JIMMY WU'S NEW CHINA INN Charles St. below 25th Compliments from Lunch Periods 3, 4, 5, 6 Angel and Panther Ann and John Anna and Fred Balto and Brownie Barbara and Gary Barb and Jim Barbara and Johnny Barry and Janice Betty and Johnny Betty and Wendell Bill and Billie Bill and Judy Bob and Cathy Bob and Goma Bob and Marge Bobby and Pat Bonnie and Fred Bonnie and Soog Bud and Dee Buddy and Ellen Butch and Barbara Carolyn and Bud Charles and Linda Charlie and Barbara Thelma Moss Dennis, '22 Barbara M. Scheu, '23 Catherine Sheu Barclay, '24 Graduate from '24 Miriam L. lBakerJ Markeat, '27 Gertrude Gordon Max, '34 Virginia Williams Hines, '35 Mildred Williams Lennon, '37 Mrs. Naomi Mills, '38 Betty Fitzmaurice Woehlke, '43 Andrey Goosman Pierce, '46 SWEETH EARTS Chuck and Mary Helen Craig and Goma, '62 Dale and George Dee and Mel , 1-14-63 Dickie and Sophie Don and Jan Don and Snookie Donald and Bev Donna and Butch Ellen and Bobby Elly and Bob Gene and Keats Gretchen and Paul Harley and Geri Harry and Gloria Jackie and Eddie, '63 Jack and Lyn Jackie and Merrill Jade and Suzi Jane and Phillip January 20, 1962 Tommy and Sally Virginia and Allan Warren and Vernell J. D. and Judy Jim and Barb Joyce and Charles Joyce and Mel Joyce and Timmy Judy and Mike Karen and John Kathy and Buffy Kenny and Joan Larry and Carolyn Lee and Paula Lenny and Harriett Linda and Willy Louis and John Madge and Val Marc and Cindy Margie and Johnny 7-14-62 Marian and Jimmy Marsha and Nelson Mary Ann and John Mutt and Jeff Nance and Bill ALUMNAE Miss May Lowman, '47 Marian Jamison Blake, '54 Andrey L. Moss, '55 Hilda Pollack Yankelov, '55 Lorraine Beach Punte, '55 Miss Virginia Moon, Feb. '56 Miss Barbara Diering, '57 Mrs. Carolyn Reams Hance, '57 Harriet Ginsburg, '58 Judy Heiner, '58 Alice Gyneth Morgan, '58 Carol Ann Salamone, '58 Helen Soo Hoo, '58 Carol Joyce Bonnet, '59 Evelyn Lee, '60 Miss Joan Scheeler, '60 Carolyn Slagle, '60 Carolyn Taylor, '60 Janet Zirkler, '60 Julie Meeks, '61 Regina Velelli, '61 Carol Williams, '61 Donna J. Hawkins, Feb. '62 Miss Dorothy Poist, Feb. '62 Dolly E. Blencowe, '62 Mary Ann Bogdan, 62 Linda L. Bonnet, '62 Anne Marie Burdinski, '62 Kathy Landis, '62 Pat and Carole Pat and Gene Pat and Lewis Pat and Walter Patricia and Russell Paul and Gretchen Peach and Prune Phil and Linda Pinkie and Sioux Rochelle and Vincent Ronie and Eddie Sharon and Joe Sherri and Dave Shirley and Roy Stephanie and Billy Stephanie and Steve Stevie and Vinnie Sue and Ray Susan and Barry Tim and Lin Tom and Anne Tom and Celeste Tommy and Carol Beverly Ann Lohr, '62 Miss Shirley Moon, '62 Pat Rybarczyk, '62 Debbie Sheild, '62 Miss Deborah Sheild, '62 Normale Crouse Mrs. Katherine Ellison Georgia Gress Hagler Catherine King Gladys M. King Agnes Mayers Mrs. Doris King Oakiones Thelma Otto Brenda White Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abramo Mr. and Mr. Don Abramo Susan Abramovitz Mr. and Mrs. H. 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Bailey Danny Baker Mr. and Mrs. Balger Kathy Balger Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ball PATRONS Ford Ball Sonny Ballesteros Mrs. Alease Banks Helen C. Bardsoff Mrs. Joan Barnabae Mr. Floyd Barnes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes Ray Barnes Mrs. Blanch Barnett Gloria Barrash Cliff Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barrick Mrs. Rita Barrow Miss Barbara Barth Mr. Fred Barth Gail Barth Mr. Herbert Barth Mr. Jack Barth Mrs. Ruth Barth Mrs. Ewell T. Bartlett Mary Lee Bartlett Mrs. Bluerta Bartley Mr. and Mrs. Alan Barton Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Barton Cedley Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauer Barbara Baum Barbara Baum Dr. and Mrs. Max Baum Mr. and Mrs. Van Bavel Mr. and Mrs. Baylor Mrs. Elsie Baylus Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Beach, Sr. Beat Army Dr. and Mrs. Irving R. Beck Judith Kay Becker Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Becker Linda Becker Ricky Becker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beelat Mrs. Louise Belcher Mrs. Clara Bell Mrs. Cornelia Bellamy Dalia Bendoraitis Zilla Benesch Mr. Harry Benner Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett Mrs. Vivian S. 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Steinberg Bonnie Stern Jerome Stern Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stern Saul Jacob Stern Betty Stevens Thomas Steward Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stevens Hattie Stevenson Mrs. Anna Stimek Miss Janet Stimek Bill Stivers Mrs. George Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Stonesifer Miss Mildred Stottlemyer Mrs. Walter Street Miss Anna Stricker Miss Hattie Stricker Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Strigle Mr. and Mrs. Burnett E. Strott Mr. and Mrs. Burnett E. Strott Mrs. Samuel Strouse Bill Studley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stumpfel Charles Stuper Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Sturgeon Mrs. Olive Sullivan Miss Sandra Sutch Pamela Sutton Mr. Geo. Swindell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Szech Mrs. Mary Talbert Mr. and Mrs. James Talky Dawn and Nanci Talley Mr. and Mrs. Langston Talley Miss Patricia Tamsitt Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Tarkenton Rosalie Tarkoff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tarsel Lynne Tasker Susan Tatelbaum Mrs. Dorothy Taylor Rodney Taylor Miss Leona Taylor Mrs. Romaine Taylor Stuart Teeters Virginia Tempel Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tempel Jack Tepper Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Thomas Mrs. Edna B. Thomas Irvin G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Thomas Mrs. Berkeley Thompson Mrs. Diana Thompson Miss Gloria Thompson Howard Thompson Dr. and Mrs. William Thompson Raymond D. Thorpe Mrs. Hatie Lyles Tibbs Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Till Alexis Timm Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Tinsley Larry Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Todd Mrs. Margaret Todd Miss Beulah O. Tolson Tom, Mike and Barry Mrs. Naomi Tomoney Paul and Shirley Toms Ernest' Toasin PATRONS Miss Dorothy Trabert Mr. and Mrs. Tramontina Bruce Treon Mr. and Mrs. Claude T. TrueLove Mrs. Camilla Tucker Mrs. Elmira Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Watts Mary Wavrik Mrs. Phyliss Wease Curtis Weaver Mrs. Thelma Weaver Rev. Arbie D. Webb Mrs. Sally Webb Thomas Turner Thomas Turner Miss Leslie Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tyler Ernest Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Urban Mr. and Mrs . James W. Valentine Jon Valentine? Joseph Van Collom The Van Dykes Mrs. Lena Vanfossen Dale Van Horn D7 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Weber Justin Weinberg Kurt Weinberg J. Weinbert Mrs. Marguerite Weih Miss Helen Weidner Bob and Janice Weinblatt Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weinblatt Claire Weinstein Mr. Eli Weinstein Mrs. Eli Weinstein Glenda Weinstein Mr. Earl W. Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Horn, Jr. Mrs. Virginia Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. David Vauthier Velentia Famil Edna and Ray Vesely Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vince Violet-Ray Reid Vogelhut Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vohden Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Von Hagel J. D. Voorhees Mrs. Dorothy lAmbroseJ Vore Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wabalas Mr. and Mrs. Wade David Wagenheim Rose S. Waghelstein Charles Wagner Edna F. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner Judi Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wagner Rita Wagner Mr. and Mrs. A. Wagner Mr. M. H. Waites Mr. Henry Walker Mrs. Lessie Walker M. Jerehiah Walker Mrs. Mary Walker Priscilla O. Walker Miss Shirley Walker Mrs. Mary Wall Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Wall Mrs. Maureen Wallace lra Marc Walman Mrs. Earl Walraven Eileen Walsh Miss Mary Lou Walter The Walters Family Mr. Earl Ward Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warington Mrs. Hm. Warrington Rev. and Mrs. Rees Warring and Mark Robby Warzyniak Edward Washington George D. Waters, 3d Mr. and Mrs. George D. Waters William R. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Watson Mr. Eli Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Weinstein Larry Weinstein Mrs. Louis Weinstein Mr. Louis Weinstein Marsha Weinstein Susie Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. George Weis Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wench Allen Nest Western's Bowling League Western's Bowling League Western's Bowling League Darlene Weir Mary West Don Wever Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weyant Charles H. Wheatley Don Wheatley Mrs. Jean B. Wheeler Virginia J. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. James A. White Mr. Joseph J. White Rev. Raymon White Richard J. White, Jr. Miss Roberta White Sidney E. White Mrs. George Whittle Marving Wilbanks Miss Christine Wilbon Mr. and Mrs. Gentry Norwood Wilkens Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilkerson Amy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Williams Mr. and Mrs. George Williams Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Williams Mr. and Mrs. Gus Williams Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Williams Mrs. Hilda B. Williams . John Williams Mr. and Mrs Kathy Willia Mrs. Leola Williams Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Williams Mr. Robert Wilson Walter M. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson Rev. Harold Wilson Mr. Milton Winkler ITIS Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winters Charles Winterling Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wintersteen Miss Illinois Wise Mr. Frank Witmyer Mr. Herman Wollenweber Sherwood Art Wong Mrs. Hazel Woods Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs C. L. Wright Edward Woody Edwin Woolfender U. Woolford Fred E. Worthington Dean Wright Elmer Wright Mrs. Fred Wright Mrs. Laura Wright Jackie Adams Mrs. Hazel Baer Alfred Bailey Joseph J. Balsamo Mrs. Jesse Barden John Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Befelt Hazel Belschner Robert Belschner Roy Belschner Ruth Belschner Eta Friedenberg Mr. Frederick Betz Mrs. Marie Betz Big Dave, Santa Clause Helper Mr. B. C. Bock Mr. and Mrs. ShirleyBooker Mr. R. E. Bowden Charles Brandner Mr. William A. Brent Joseph M. Bronis Mrs. Litia Brown Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Cader Mr. and Mrs. John B. Calder Mr. and Mrs. James W. Callahan Warren Carroll Miss Louise Chase Dr. C. C. Chiv Ann Chlan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chlan Cindy, Ronny and Bary The B4 Class of City College Ray C. Cole Sue Colestock Mr. Robert G. Collier Bernice W. Collins Em-Cee Contracting Co. Ellen Cooke Private Kenneth Cornish Mrs. Charles H. Covington William B. Davis Mrs. Dee Adline Dicks Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Doll James M. Dyett Mr. Donald R. Dyson Miss Dorothy Eder Mr. and Mrs. Max Eisenberg PATRONS Mrs. Maude Wright J. Michael Wyatt, Jr. Wygtteoyrtabkghowyt-Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yacovissi Mrs. Margaret Yancy Mr. and Mrs. Yarborough Lester Yarnett Mr. Augustus Yerrell Miss Florence Young Mr. and Mrs. Young Mr. and Mrs. James C. Young Mrs. Pearl Young Mrs. Tilly Young Mr. William W. Young Lee Younger Youth for Christ Club Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Zeltert George Zeitler Bill Zell Stanley Zeller Beverly Zentz Debby-Zentz B12 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Linda Zirkle Anne Zapp Anthony Ziolkowski Frank Ziolkowski J. Ziolkowski, Sr. . Julian Ziolkowski, Jr L. H. Zirkle '64 Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Zapp Harriet T. Zurndorger PATRONS received late Helen M. Ferron Mrs. Margaret D. Finch Mr. Oscar B. Finch Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fisher Mrs. May Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fox, Ted Franko, My Friend Mr. and Mrs. E. Stewart Friant, Jr. Mr. John Garriques Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garriques Miss Margaret E. Gassoway Mrs. Laura Gibson Mr. Abraham Greenstein Giles Groc. Mr. and Mrs. January Ham Mary R. Harbaugh Robert Herminau i Donald Hirst Mrs. Mary Holtman Vicki Hull Michael Johnson Mrs. Lillian Dorsette Jordon Bob Juskus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelbel Helen and Howard Keller Lawrence A. Kerr Mary Lee Kneisch Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph F. Kneisch Mrs. Margaret P. Lassiter Mrs. S. C. Lassiter, Sr. Mrs. Pearl C. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Mitchell Paul Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Mueller Mrs. Ruth Murphy Mr. Edward McCubbin James McKenney Joseph C. O'Melia Patio Hairdressers Mrs. Fay E. Payne C. Penn Mr. and Mrs. Morris Perl Miss Anna C. Pertsch Pines Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Provenza Evelyn Ragin Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Ray Butch Redifer Mrs. Helen F. Reinbold Reisterstown Federal Savings and Loan Association Robbie Judy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Quinn Rossander and Mike Mr. Sane? Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Rogers Mrs. Elestine Ross Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rubenstein John Ruff Jack Sampson Mrs. Herschell Sampson Linda Sampson William Samuels Mrs. Anna Sampson Mrs. Marie Schildwachter Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . John Shaw . Robert M. Shaw John Sheppard Wm. Shipman Dorothy Shook Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Shook Linda Joyce Shugars Mr. and Mrs. William Shugars Vernell Skates Mrs. Mary E. Sohnson Alice Stembridge Mrs. Evelyn Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Horace Stokes Mrs. Edward Taylor Mrs. Nancy E. Thornton Samuel Tillie Mrs. Bess Tucker Mr. and Mrs. John Vondrachek Wabash Cleaners Charlotte Walters Mrs. Delores Whitley Elouise Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winkler Linda Sue and Rona Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Woods Bud Wright Mrs. Alice Young Edward T. Young Mr. and Mrs. Boris Zelinsky Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hampson Bernice M. Hampson THE GARAMOND PRESS BALTIMORE 2 MD ,. I 2 AW- b . ,. . 5 QW V 1 f??'? f E., ' '?F a P EVM , f-fx. .Q ,,,- 1 ,- , , . .. .,-w1'g,x4':,' -1 ,, . ,. 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