Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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M,1-.mwi11i'- ' 1 ' v1.a 1'?'f-M-35?:rv '21f E Q57 gym QTL? ikkfi me iii is ig' 1 if 51' L X2 2 F1 f S3 We ,Mary Qarcwrfrd ln this yearbook is contained a portion of our high school life. These days will be preserved here forever in pictures and words. Memories of classes, teachers, friends, and activities will be revived again as we recognize familiar faces and see again formerly every-day sights. To those of you who may glance through this book but have not attended Vlfestminster High, this might seem just another yearbook. However, to the staff, teachers, graduating class-to everyone who, along with the rest of us, has worked, played, livecl, laughed, and cried here-this is a golden book of memories recalling days that can never be lived again. THE STAFF Cable of Zaufcuts ADMINISTRATION SPORTS FACIJLTX' ACTTNUTTES SITNIORS PATRONS UNDERCLASSMEN ADVERTISERS AUTOGRAPHS YF? wr?-L fi' gill JM! -nag! 1 .1 L aa' J as-ff '5:'f 3 61 I' HUA l JU., 1 . E A . .' 1 +.- fn- 1 .. 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The culmination of their journalistic career came with the final publi- cation of the yearbook and the supplement of '57, MR. WAKEFIELD MCGILL The Yearbook is a chronicle of the school year and the graduating class. For Seniors it is the culmination of twelve years of working and naturally reflects the spirit of the class. It should induce one to recall in years to come the high point of the year and the everyday things so familiar to us now. It has been a great pleasure and priv- ilege to work with the staff on our yearbook and I would like to thank each and everyone who made this book possible. SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS ARE ONLY AS GOOD AS THE STUDENTS MAKE THEM. ROBBINS RIDINGTON mn ITF ,. N N Q , , . . I. 'f I u , a'a'.p ' f ., ,l'., 9 la . 44 1.9 : N 4: -R VJ. .lv .z. x5.,-. ,1- we-M, -M- r-.L .., L. -' ,Ax vw L5 . -- A 14 ' TA ' 1 f +.. 5' . .'fg.l'bL, , r. ' . Vgimk. 1.. 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' Mm mf- H .w -'- 1-'- '- : : '--: w --1 f H .. l 'zffwflw 2 i F ' n ,M W l l l l f ,,.., g A N xx --ww-'vw 52 N-5 0hn,Q, 1 I Wig. 'fn' ,TU K W T 'Q R .11 x X 'Nl-3 QQQLW ,.a..,. X 1 m,,..-nn,.,. Q1 'L Wzllz Gratitude' We, the Class of Fifty-Seven, dedicate our Yearbook to Mr. Lyman D. Earhart, Doc, We'll remember with nos- talgia the test cards on the blackboard in Geometry and the way an unsolvable equation made sense after his patient explanation, but most of all, we'll remember his dry sense of humor, his down to earth advice and comments on life, and his undisputed fairness. We feel honored to be just one class in the long line of students he has led in his thirty-three years of teaching in the county. Mr. Earhart has been an inspiration and guide to students, past and present, at the turning points of their lives. We proudly call Mr. Earhart TEACHER in the full dig- nity and respect of the Word as we dedicate the Fifty-Seven Yearbook to him. III. a i Z f . We?e tl1c6lassaf '57 -2- -2- I' CLASS SONG OF '57 Tune fl-Ialls of Ivyj Wfcfre the :lam of fifty-Jeren, Anal we're .fail to ,ray ailieii, To oar c'heri.rherl Alma Mater. Oar own true white and blue, IW e will keep thefe laappy nzenzorief throughout all Oar Ihlifillg ilayf, and we'll renienfher friendf I0 dear and all their farefree wayf. For .mon a hiiyh will fall. the foot.ftep.f of 115 all will erho down the hall and f1'i.faj1j1ear Bat ay we Jazlly .rtart oar journey! far apart a part of every heart will linger here Here with thee, u7C'.ffI7IllZ.fl'61' High School, where we liretl and learned to know, That through the years' we'll .ree you in the .rweet afterglow. Now we lea1'e uVL'5l7I1ilIJf6'1' High Srhool that furrozzndy zu here today, and we Will 11ot forget though we he far, far away, For to thee, We5t111i11.fte1' High School. lirery roife will hid farewell, And eeho through theye hallx that we'll renlenl- herfo well. One day a 1111111 will fall: the foolftepx of uf all will echo flown the hall and fli5aj1f1ea1', Brit aes' we .rafll y .ftart our journey! far apart, a part of erery heart will linger here. Here with thee. IW C'Jf1lliIl5lt'1' High Sehool h Wfhere we lived and learned to know, That through the yearr we'll .ree you in, the Jweet afterglow. 3 .ii-i 'V n +52- '13 -S- f 1 'LU 1 Our Ehvri had iflflemvrie It seems just a short time ago that the Class of '57 entered Westminster High School. But now Father Time tells us it is time for us to say farewell. As we leave these hal- lowed halls we leave behind us six golden years of memories. We will never forget: SEVENTH GRADE: We marched diligently to our classes and were never late. We were scared to death of a sacred place called detention hall and many of us became honorary members. In the Seventh Grade several of the students made the big Christmas Play and it was the boys' turn to lend their beautiful soprano voices to the angelic boys' choir. EIGHTH GRADE: The eighth grade passed by very quickly. With very little opportunity to join clubs or participate in sports we spent most of our time being studious demons, NINTH GRADE: Then came our Freshman Year. It was our turn to be the big wheels of the junior High. Some of our boys and girls made the junior Varsity teams. We began to take minor parts in many extracurricular activities. The highlight of the year came with the big class trip to Annapolis. TENTH GRADE: Our Sophomore Year rolled around quickly. We operated on frogs and earthworms in Biology fthe girls being horrifiedlj and did our first Shakespearean Play. We or- ganized our class and elected Nelson Brenneman as President. We joined many clubs and became well rooted in high school life. The major event of the year was the Sopho- more Swing which proved to be a great success. ELEVENTH GRADE: In our junior Year we began to prepare for leadership of the school. In the fall we elected jim Head as Class President, and he served us to the utmost capacity. We will never forget those crazy dramatics classes and those amusing pantomimes. It was our turn to fill the hall with fragrant odors of chemistry and write those term papers. The culmination of the year was our long awaited junior Prom, the theme of which was the Carousel. As we stood before the Class of '56 on Class Night singing our class song we began to realize that the end of our school years was drawing nigh and that great responsibilities were lying ahead of us. TWELFTH GRADE: Finally the long awaited title of Seniors. We capably took over the leadership of the school and tried to prove good examples for the underclassmen. The year was highlighted with many activities such as the Christmas Play and Chorus, the Eisteddfoa, Magazine Campaign, the Senior Prom, those horrible exams, Class Night, and finally Graduation. Though we are sad to leave we are looking forward to taking our place in the world proving that our education was a great benefit to us. qif 'X' ,Af ,ef Yffffhnkl V 'I - .,,w f ' Y Xvv+'-wwvw-un... ,Q ' 4'-Us u. 2 A ,,,4s.? Q. if 'I S MR. HOUSTON C. CURD Senior High Vice Principal BGS, Bowling Green School of C1 minmerce X-, ii mmm, I, MRS. VIRGINIA REBERT Secretary to Principal Ciiinphcll College MRS. CATHERINE S. ALBRECI-IT Bookkeeper Baltimore City Evening High School MR. ROBERT MARTIN junior High Vice Principal AB., Shepherd College M.A., Wlcstern Mzirylunil College Q11 dance 601114 elm Six years ago you members of the class of 1957 looked toward the halls of Westminster I-ligh School as a new, alluring adventure. Now you have memories of friendly times spent here, and of lessons learned. You can best show your appreciation of these, not in words, but in the use of the opportunities which face you in your next adventure. Someone has said, The road to success is dotted with many parking places. Keep moving! Our best wishes for success and hap- piness go with you. Virginia Troxell fmzior High Colmyelor Every year, it's NEW! ,,,....-r-1 W i The yearbook . . , caps and gowns . . . graduation. , Every year the same, but as always, it's NEW! ,fa A--Wr:gg1?? ' 'E' Because this year it's YOU. i A - 5 . . . . Q 1 'rf' 'L Theres a magic about graduation: potential of every , ,s ' H individual graduate, the unlimited possibilities of Q, your life, the future, the unknown, the beyond . . . We, your teachers here at Westminster High School, ' I. - have shared for a few years your lifeg we have tried gi? to strengthen you as you selected the best of the ,, many choices which have come to you. NOW, it is over, this high school chapter of your life, and it's june, 1957, your doorway to your future. This is YOUR yearbook YOUR graduation .. YOUR life. May it be a good life for you and those about you .. . tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. Mabel Price Senior High C ounfelor V' af' MR. ALBERT G. ALBRECHT Machine Shop, lVoc. Ed.h jalmr Hafzkinr Univ.. Univ. of Md.. We!!- ern illirrylaml' Sponsor of Future Vocational Club Twelve years at W. H. S. MRS. VIRGINIA C. BARBER Science Uriirerrity of Mrzrylarid. B.S. Two years at W. H. S. MRS. FRANCES M. BARTLETT General Education, Math, Science ll,'t'.flf'I'I1 illfirylarid, AB.: University of illnrylmlzl. NA. First year at W. H. S. MR. RALPH BAUMGARDNER Drafting and General Metal l721i1'4'r.rity of Aim-ylimd. B.S'. Sponsor of Football Sixteen years at W. H. S. MR. JOSEPH BEAVER English llnillwzberg. Springfield, Ohio, A.B. First year at W. H. S. MISS ELIZABETH BEMILLER Biology lyivC'.l'fl'7'7l Mizrylaml. A.B..' Summer work at Columbia izml l'f1ir'er.ri1y of Maryland' Sponsor of Future Nurses Thirty years at W. H. S. MR. BROOKS BRITTON Science, 93 Sociology, llg Math, II G'lem'ille Siafe. A.B.,' Alarietta, Salem, Gmdlnzte ll70rl2 ai Wert Virginia Uni- i'er.fiiy Sponsor of junior Varsity Football and Bas- ketball Two years at W. H. S. MRS. AUDREY V. BUFFINGTON Mathematics, 7 Werfern Maryland College. BA. Four years at W. H. S. iq-if NIR. UIZORUE CARRUXZA junior High School Music Instructor l'z111', nf ,filiibiinm mm' Crilllllfllzlll Srlwml of lllllllllf lfmflml. Iizzglizmlx BJII. 111 'lilwory irml Cfmlfmtltmrl Sponsor ot junior High School Chorus Three years at XV. H. S, MR. JOSEPH F. CHALKER Band, Orchestra, Instrumental Music, Music Theory Illmm College. B.S. and NNY. in Nur. Ed. Sponsor ol' Band, Orchestra, Music Theory Three years at W. H. S. MR. LYMAN D. EARHART Academic Math, Algebra, Geometry, Trig., and Solid Geometry II,Vl'llt'!'U Alarylfzrzll, jalnzr Hojrkim. U. of Nartlv Cfzmlimz. and Uuizz of Maryland. fl.l3. will f'i.M. Sponsor of National Honor Society Thirty years at W. H, S, MR. XWILLIAM G. EATON English and Dramatics ll i'irerz1 ,'Ilm'Vylm1el Cullege: Columbia Ilni- z'er.u1tYy. Bxl., 1Il.f'l. Sponsor ol' Dramatics Twenty-three years at W. H. S. MRS. EMMA B. EDWARDS Commercial IIVf'.fll'f7I Mfzrylfuld, AB. Sponsor of F. B. I.. Twenty-one years at W. I-I. S. MR. CHARLES W. FOREMAN General Science Touxfozz Stale Teaflaerf College, Iobm Hop- Kim Uniz'er.rity. We.rtern Maryland, B.S. Three years at W. H. S. MISS HELEN GEORG General Education, 9 State Tl'lll'l7l'f.l College. Frortbnrg, B.S. Eight years at W, H. S. MR, ROBERT GRIESMYER General Education ll i'.f1w'11 Mfzrylmzd College, BA. Three years at W. H. S. 5 IK h MR. GLORGE A. HERRING English IO, I2 Frorrbnrf State Teacherr Colle e Tearlsen A 8 f College of Columbia Llfzizferfily. B,S MA. First year at W. H. S. MISS HELEN HORNER Home Economics u,'t'.flt'f7I Maryland College, A.B. Sponsor of Future Homemakers Seven years at W. H. S. MISS MARY E, HUBER General Education, 7 and 8 Touxforz Slate Teaclyerr College, B,S. First year at W. H. S. MR. GEORGE HUGG Auto Shop, General Metals l'r1iz'er.fl1y of Maryland. BS. Sponsor of A.A.A. Three years at W. H. S. MISS A. GERTRUDE JAMISON Home Economics Hooa' College, Columbia Univerrity, Mary lam! lmtitlzle of Ari. B.S. Sponsor of Future Homemakers Ten years at W. H. S. MISS CORNELIA KROH English, Social Studies lVf'e,f1e1'r1 Maryland, Uni1'er.fily of Marylana' AB. lBaflJelor of Arif! Sponsor of Student Council Twenty-three years at W. H. S. MISS IRMA LAWYER P.O.D. ll e,r1ern Afarylfzfzd, SlH71lI1L'7'.f, Penn State A.B. Sponsor of N.H.S. Sixteen years at W. H. S. MR. G. BAYNARD LITTLE Arts and Crafts, Science llUt'.l'lt'7'Il Marylaml College, BA. Three years at W. H. S. MRS, ANNA LEE MAKOVITCH 8th grade Math W'c'.fterr1 Aid., B.A. First year at XV, H. S. MRS. MARY O. MANSPEAKER 7th and lOth grades Home Economics ll z'1'lc'r71 Alarylrmd, A.B. Two years at W. H. S. MR. FRANK MATI-IER Industrial Arts Werterzz Maryland, A.B., .M.S. Sponsor of Student Council, Wooclshop Cluh Three years at W. H. S. MR. XVAKEFIELD MCGILI. Latin and French, journalism lllt. St. lH1z1'y'.f, General Tlaeolagicfzl Semi- miry. Uul1'er.rity of llld.. AB. Sponsor of Student Pub.g Junior Class Four years at W. H. S. MISS FRANCES MILLER United States History Weflenz Maryland, Unirertity of Mafyland, fI.B. Sponsor of Senior Class Twenty-two years at W. H. S. JOHN E. MOLESWORTH Physical Education Wefiem Maryland Sponsor of Athletics Two years at W. H. S. MR. ALFRED M. MYERS Physics, Chemistry, Senior Science I.y7ICl7bll7 Q College, Getlyrburg College, AB.. ALA. Sponsor of Projection Club Fifteen years at W. H. S. MRS. ELLEN PECK General Education, 7A lVe.rtern Alarylmzd, B.A. Sponsor of Junior Red Cross Two years at W. H. S. MR. GEORGE W. PIAVIS 8th and 9th Grade Science, 9th Grade Math ly't'.l'ft'l'lI Mar'-ylrzrld, Duke Univ., A.B.. AI. Ed., PILD. fin proferrj First year at W. H. S. MR. WARREN W. PRIM History, English, G.B.T. Univ. of Georgia, B.S. Sponsor of Projection Club First year at W. H. S, MRS. RUTH B. RETER Art lY'e.rtern Maryland, AB. Thirteen years at W. H. S. MRS. VIRGIL R. RHOTEN General Education, 8th grade Szzlifblzry State Tefzclaerf, B.S. Eight years at W. H. S. HERBERT E. RUBY JR. Physical Education Uni1'ef.fity of Illinoir, Bridgewater College, W e.tIern Marylmzd. AB, Sponsor of Athletics Eleven years at W. H. S. MRS. MARTHA S. RUPERT Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing Salem College, BA. Sponsor of F.B.L., Junior Class Three years at W. H. S. MR. HERBERT SELL Music We.ftefn Illarylaml, B.S, First year at W. H. S. MRS. DONNA M. SELLMAN Physical Education Werterrz Maryland, Collmzbifz Univ., B.A., M.A. Sponsor of Varsity Hockey, Volleyball, G.A.B., Cheerleaders She has been at W. H. S. since 1945 with a few years off 1' A ,..f T' ! 'Q '- MISS MILDRED SHIPLEY 9th grade Community Civics and English WYt'.t'lL'f'71 Maryland. A,B. Six years at W, H. S. MISS CAROLYN SNYDER Math and Physical Education Cell .fbllfif College 7 . Sponsor of Varsity and junior Varsity Bas- kethall First year at W. H. S. MRS. JEANNE E. STERNER General Business Training, Personal Book- keeping, Business Arithmetic Sloippenrbnrg Slate Teaclnen. Lebanon Val- ley, B.S. in Bzf,rine.r.r Edzzfarion First year at W. H. S. MRS. JANE STRONG Librarian Srlvafzffler College. Wert Virginia We.rley- an, B.S.. B.A. Sponsor of L,A.S.O. Cluh First year at W. H. S. MR. WILLIAM C. TOMLINSON Algebra, General Math W.fi.rlaington College. Wertern Maryland. B.S. Soccer Coach Three years at W. H. S. MISS ANNE L. UTA World History Shippenfbzzrg State Teaclaerf, Western Maryland. San Diego State, B.S., Ed.M. Sponsor of N.H.S. Three years at W. H. S. MISS SHIELA M. YOUNG 8th grade General Education Wetrtefn Maryland, A.B. Eight years at W. H. S. MISS HELEN ZEPP 7th grade General Education Univenfity of Md., BA. Two years at W. H. S. Hnilding Maintenance Ullic lrritz Irvin XILIIIFOSSCH l,cVcl'c QTWCDS 5 Y K ' ,, lp? Hezfeferia ,Aides First rnw: M. Byrd, B. Carr, D. Pui- scl, H. Bcckcr, nl, Stem. Second row: li. Lcppn, B. Wfimcrt, D. Dcll, B. Rickcll, li. Hollinger. Hezfeferin Staff First rmvg R. Fritz, M. Dorsey, M . 'r, E. Lawyer, A. Cfnlcmzln. B. Bell 'nml rnw: D. Hawk, R. Spgruci' E. Bonner, H. Snulwlc, E. Wfnrrcn. MRS IVILYN MLINTOSH Mr. Myers explains the mysteries of chemistry and physics in room 209. Mr I iron hukons us into room 106 tor another session A P.O.D. discussion in room 104. I .rar Y H. S im' 5214 271' Zlass Ofkcers PH'ljlllL'Hf .. ,,,, ,, l fr'U lJI'L'.l'jt!L'Uf S4'U'cl.1r-y, , 'l'1'4'.m11'w' l1i,1lw'i.u1 CfMllf7Alfll D ,, ,UM HEAD , , KENNETH FROCK DONNA AUMAN . RAY BUCQKINGHAM , WANDA PEIZLING DONALD FURGESON . - . r F l T HENRY NEALE B Atxidenzir. Gc1P1c'i'.!l as Jas? if sf X . .ir ,l lQ'.fg.! 6 W A Y AIR Stage Crewg Proicttion Cluhg Dramaticsg Christmas Chorus. Henry stylish dresser chauffeur clown one of Mike's boys . . . whiz at the keyboard , .. josrpn NEAL BAN Vur'.1iim1.1l Soc terg Track. good pantomimist. KERT Boots . . . member of the three B's . , , one of Huggs' boys . . . likes hillbilly musir . . , likes customized cars . . . usually travels with Grif Manahan. 'rg ' , l i, , ' . . K V its r 5. A ' -' . 5. - U .cc ..,. . 2 . - s l. ' , Qf21li ' g ' if L fi' L A HELEN MAE BAUBLITZ A iuldemif FHAQ Glee Club at Lisbon High. Helen quiet and reserved enjoys cooking loves to dance neat plans to be a social worker. DANIEL DAVID BAUGHER General Footballg Key Clubg Track. Butcher sports minded pile-driving fullback avid water skier in a hurry behind the w Force. heel plans for Air EDWARD ELLSWORTH ARRINGTON Arrldwllir NHSQ Key Clubg Band, Drum Majorg All-County Orchestrag All-State Orchestrag String Quartetg Christmas Chorusg Eistedd- fod Chorus. Eddie slender and tall violin virtuoso member of York Symphony . . . avid reader . . . prospective conductor. DONNA JO ANN AUMAN Cl1lIl1lIL'I'L'jJl FBLA: GABg Archery Tournamentg JV Basketball and Volley- ballg lntramuralsg Harmony Half: Christmas Chorus. Donna a pretty smile our class secretary bowling enthusiast . . . loves to eat . . . a melodious soprano. we , we f ,tit-f -H V R fx A fx-35 'Q fY'w GlLBliRT l:RANKLlN BARNES Vumlirnnrl Gil one of our industrious vocational boys wants to stay single and live happy . . . plans for the army. JAMES GAROLD BARNES, JR, Amdenzir NHS. President: Key Clubg Student Councilg FTAQ Dramaticsg journalismg Christmas Chorusg County Student Councilg Mary- land Boys' State. jimmy likes to argue politics staunch Democrat future history professor our red-haired Columbus worrier. .sg wr r 'T 'f 'vii' '4-1' 1? Slllfl.l3lA JEAN BIXLER fltxzderllit' journalism. Assotiate liditorg Sthool News Reporterg FTAQ I-'NLQ NHSQ liisteddfodg Christmas Chorusg State Chorusg C,lnistm.is lllayg CSPA Conferentel Dramatitsg Balcony Choirg Girls' State. Shel etfitient setretary at Beaton Steel Pleasant smile known for her organ playing plans a career in music. MARDEN LYLE BLUBAUGH Guzfwglf Sotter. Marden 4 , .igootlflooking turly hair captain of soerer team letterman likes hunting has a way with the ladies. 4 tmvfoi lfl.lfANOR LOUISE BOONE C.'fm1l11en'i.1l CBABQ Flilg Harmony Halfg Tiiner-Seorerg Christmas Chorusg lntramuralsg liaskethall Manaeerg Patrol Lieutenant. lioonie ,, hates to get up in the morning works at Baugh- ers . . . enioys singing . . . future hookkeeper. liVlEI.YN CAROL BOONE Gwzvral Career Cluhg Christmas Chorusg Art Clubg journalism. Carol attive 4-H'er tom-boy excellent horsewoman . , . plans to become a eommereial artist. MARY -IANET BlfACH'l'lfl. Amdt mir. G4'Ilc'I'.l! Balcony Choir: Christmas Chorusg Orehestrag Band: FNL3 ln- tramurals1 Bus'Patrol, Beck . . . quiet and tomposed , . . active in sports . . . neat dresser .. . hot elarinetist. CAROL ANN BlXl.liR Amdemir FTA. Song Leaderg GAB. President1 Cheerleader: Student Coun- cil Exetutive Boardg Hall Moniterg Harmony Halfg Christmas Chorusg Eisteddfodp journalism, Sports Editorg liaskethallg Volleyball. Bix sports-minded ,. . irazy about the iitterhug goes on shopping sprees Senior Queen of Hearts Attendant would like to travel. - A a is . he L , ' ,G .au ga. se, si. ' 'f-'T7,., MICHAEL NORMAN BOLLINGER llfllllfjflllrll Bandg County Band. Mike .. . one of Chief's boys likes to loaf . . . enjoys hunt- ing and fishing . . . plays the saxophone. HELEN JANE BOND Geueml FNLQ Christmas Chorus. Hel ... YZ, eyes of blue likes to tease Chewing gum fiend talkative likes to dance marriage after grad- uation, jill -ei., 43 Af! WELDON LEONARD BOWERS, JR. Vamriozlirl. General Bill serious-minded . .. shy . .. helpful .., ambitious ... easy-going. NELSON JEREMIAH BRENNEMAN fiftldeillff Key Clubg NHSQ Student Council. Vice Presidentg Christmas Chorusg Sophomore Class Presidentg Varsity Footballg Trackg jV Baisketballg Hall Monitorg Intramuralsg Franklin Marshall Alumni Award. Nellie scholastically inclined hard working Presi- dent of Key Club . . . quiet . . . neat dresser. STUART RAY BUCKINGHAM Academic NHSQ Student Councilg Key Clubg Dramaticsg FTA, Vice Pres- identg Christmas Chorusg Senior Class Treasurer. Reds blushes easily teaser squirrel-tamer neat . . . snazzy dresser. MARY JANE BUPP General FNLQ AAA Patrolg Art Committee. Buppie fond of dancing hard worker enjoys sewing . . . makes her own clothes . . . plans to attend art school. Tl-IELMA jOAN BOSLEY Gerlcml FNS1 Christmas Chorus. Tubbs full of jokes proficient roller skater car hop at Warner's . . . friendly . . . quiet. CHARLES REESE BOUNDS V ocilliwml Reese hails from Franklin one of our Vocational boys . . . plans for Navy. . 3' .wav J. r . V. ax gn-ng. T' PATRICIA LEE BROTHERS Cnmnzefriul GABQ Harmony Halfg NHSQ Christmas Chorusg FBLg Archery Tournamentg Student Council Delegate. Pat will attend Baltimore Business College perfect at- tendance throughout high school . . . sports fan . . . full of pep. DOROTHY ELIZABETH BROWN Commercial Basketballg Hockeyg Volleyballg FBL, Historiang Christmas Chorusg Intramural Sports. Dot a whiz on the basketball court loves oranges .. quiet . . . commercial student. ,vi b . -0 D i W -0-av DV, J 'IAMES NELSON CARR I'f1m1ifn1r1l Nelson . tall and tatiturn tourteous soft-spoken .. has a reserved nature. ERNEST FREDERICK CHELL Ai'.1duun', Giwzeml AIV Basketball at SHS. Ernie ., works at the A 84 P in Pikesville genial grin. 'i I' . C M' f - , , ' Q N, VAX, an if 1 Q ,, ., . 'i pu Q if J' ,X l I . , 2 -' f DONA LD DOUGLAS DELL l'm'.1liw1.11 Dell . . . likes to hunt and fish . , . fan he seen shooting pool . . . ineelianitally minded. DORIS LOUISE DEVILBISS Amdvmif, General FNL3 Cliristmas Chorusg Dramatics. Devil likes to ride horses friendly always busy , . . likes to eat . . . would like to travel. sb BARBARA ANN BURKINS AftId4'f71lf Student Couneilg Balcony Choirg FNI., Treasurer. Barb pleasant disposition .. . quiet ., . neat .. . good hand writing .. . short and eute. MARCIA ITAYE CAI-,LE Amdenln' NHS, Vine President: FNL, Presidentg journalismg Arthery Squadg Eisteddfodg Christmas Chorus1 Orchestra. Faye honor roll throughout high sehool neat effi- cient leader likes out-doors future Florence Nightin- gale. I PATRICIA ANN CROWL General FNL1 Christmas Chorus. Pat When you need a friend, just look for Pat likes skating talkative known for her rontagious laugh marriage in the future. DELORES LOUISE DELL General Christmas Chorusg Intramurals. Dee one of the class red-heads ,. . likes sports . . . has good posture. 95 IU! WILLIE HINTON EDMONDSON Vaf.1tirn1.:l FVAQ AAA Patrol. Speedy likes cars Enioys late hours . never passes up having a good time . . . plans to go into service. CHARLES LAWRENCIE ELDERDICE Ac.1dr'f1zir. G'em'r.1l Stage Crewg Projection Club. journalism, Photographerg Dra- maticsg CSPA Conferenceg Christmas Chorusg Eisteddfoclg In- tramurals. Lar plans to study photography in Air Force drives a maroon Chevy likes to spend money chauffeur fun-loving. DAVID HENRY FINN G eneml Soccer. Dave .. . likes to hunt .. . crazy about hillbilly music . . . a hot- rod likes sports plans to ioin the Marine Corps. VIRGINIA ANN FINNEGAN C07!1ll16'fl'irIl FB L 1 LASO. Toby short treasurer of 4-H Club seen with Kitty library aide enjoys roller skating and dancing fu- ture secretary or accountant. K , PATRICIA SANDRA LEE DRECHSLER Acrzdemir Orchestrag Christmas Chorus: FNI.. Pat owner of '56 Ford soft-spoken easy-going fun-loving .. , a future nurse. CHARLES MONROE DULL Gerzeml Tratkg Intramurals. Skeeter ardent football fan drives a red and white Ford friendly quiet until you get to know him plans to join Air Force. 2' AT' I --5-3' sg, JOHN ROBERTSON ENGELMAN Academic, General Band: Orchestra: State Bandg State Chorusg All'County Band. Robin . .. spelunker ,... a master of the tympani talker . .. likes to argue self-styled authority on everything his sense of humor has livened many a class. IOI-IN DAVID EVANS Academic, General Student Councilg JV Basketballg Christmas Chorusg Christmas Play. ' john dislikes studying very good-looking snazzy dresser . . . entertaining sense of humor. t ws 41455 'W 115, SYl.VlA Al.l3ER,lillA FORD fimdr wit' Clieerleatleii lf'liAg NHSQ Harmony Halfg Student Council, l'lesidt'ntg LJI.Hl'l.lIlkSQ Christmas Chorusg Projection Club: State Student Clountil Conventiong National Student Councilg Mary- land Student Council Wforkshop, Sue morning .announcements over pa system ener- getit and friendly tapahle leader flirtatious future teatlier. ANlil'RA LORRAINE EORXWOOD Aruzdt mir NHSQ FHA. Vitt' President, Presidentg FTAQ Dramaticsg LASOQ Christmas Chorusg lialtony Choir, Anne tlomt-stir a whiz at Chemistry unruffled hopes to become an executive secretary. awww N ,- L. -s 4' .Wa . Se' 'Q X 5 . , 1:-, ' er-Vff , k g KENNETH THOMAS FROCK Atxzdwlrir. Gwleml Sotterg Foothallg Baskethallg Magazine Campaigng Christmas Chorusg Student Councilg Key Clubg Baseballg Senior Class Vice President, Kenny talkative in POD a flirt scrappy expects to enter the Air Forte in june. ROSE MARIE FROCK C ll m merci.1l NHS. Setretaryg FBL: Christmas Chorusg Homecoming Attend- antg Christmas Flayg Dramaticsg Student Council, Secretaryg Queen of Hearts Attendant. Rosie likes clothes enjoys dancing and skating flirtatious attractive plans to attend Baltimore Business College. BARBARA ANN FISHER General Bus Patrolg Christmas Chorus. Barb . .. intelligent . ,. flips over green Fords and hlond-haired boys WHS homemaker of tomorrow very quiet calm. KlTTlE ELLEN FORD Afr1de'llIlL' FNLQ Frojettion Cluh: Dramaticsg journalism: Christmas Cho- rusg Balcony Choir. Ford ,. . willing worker .. . always seen at dantes . . . hopes to do commercial art work . , . friendly . , . future nurse. .Iii 53 .t-5. 5 'J CLARENCE DALE FREYMAN Arudemir. General Student Councilg Christmas Chorus. Dale red-head avid sports enthusiast future indus' trial engineer. JERRY WALTER FROCK Amdemic JV Basketballg Soccerg Track: journalismg Christmas Chorus. jerry likes to attend games enioys skating hashful letterman in soccer and track future engineer. X 'Q A x f K if Y 663 gt 1. 2 -'93 i. 11, DENTON SMITH GEHR II fltxxdenlir Student Couneilg Regional Student Councilg Footballg Trackg Key Cluhg Basketballg Distriet Key Club, Treasurerg Sophomore Class Chaplaing Christmas Chorusg Christmas Playg Bazaar Play. Denny . . . a doll , . . dry sense of humor . . , cute smile . . . lazy . . . future lawyer or minister. JANET ELLEN GERMAN Al'.1d6lIlfL' Christmas Chorusg journalism. Associate Editorg Dramaticsg NHSQ Girls' Stateg Honor Rollg Armistiee Day Programg Queen of Hearts Assembly Play: Columbus Day Play: Bazaar Playg Christmas Play. ,lanie enjoys good music passion for pineapple a wicked driver the girl with the sinister eyes our favorite leading lady. . A gf :as . us? f ig? it' -lr! WAYNE FRANCIS GROFT Af:1dl'II1ft', General Stage Crewg Christmas Chorusg Dramatics. Jap . . . tall .. . works at Coke Company . . . one of Mike's boys . . . dependable , . . plans to attend B.T.I. DARLA JEAN GROSS C anlmerrhrl FBLQ Christmas Chorus. Darla works at Coffman's Stationery eating is favorite pastime . . . sociable . . . reliable. DONALD EARL IFURGIZSON fldlllltylllft' Senior Class Chaplaing Key Clubg Projection Clubg Christmas Chorus: Eisteddfod. Don . . . hard-working . . . conseientious . . . dependable . . . easy-going . . . true friend , , . grease monkey. ANNETTE MARIE GARBER Commcrfirrl LASO Club: Band, Majoretteg FBLQ journalism. Typist. Netie . .. has lots of friends .. , ready for a joke talks clur- ing classes . . . known for her infectious laugh . . . usually eating . . . plans to become secretary. E . W' . , -N ' I an '2',i ' ROBERT B. GRAHAM Amdemir, Gefzeml Key Clubg Projeetion Clubg Stage Crewg LASOQ Dramaticsg AAA Patrol. Bob famous for saying One More Time likes hill- billy music . , . thinking of Baehelorhood . . . steals jimmy Dean's jokes . . . active 4-H'er . .. likes to square dance. NOLA HELEN GRIMSLEY Gerlemf Christmas Chorusg FNLQ Dramaticsg Bazaar Play. Nola friendly always willing to help has a smile for everyone . . , nursing as a career. :ss Q' Q '13 73 R i' f 'u ,.. as . f- fe ,cz J . mf .- i,., ls f C H ARLES LEROY HARRISON lY l'tlllU?1rlI. GFI1L'YcIl C,h.ti'lic- .. hates to stay home one of the chief's boys .. hot-rocl . . , wants to loin the Marines. PATRICIA ANN HARRISON Gczzcml Christmas Chorusg FNLQ Student Council. Pat 5'2 loves to eat famous for her accent happily marrictl . . plans to be a housewife. ' . x P+ cs 73' ' Y ,- 1 i -vs I E . W iryk 5 x ..,.:..:,:- 5925195 ,N 1 ' :J mae:-ffggiisgfigt-Sf.-:.f 3. .-nmr: :.1,.3.f,:y'!- fr : rv r::.-'.-.-xo .642 jOHN KENNETH HILL l'uc.1lim1c1l Onc- of the chic-fs boys .. . tall and handsome .. . likes to take it easy . . , winning grin . . , future machinist. ROBERT YINGLING HOOK Gierlefrll Captain of AAA Patrolg Christmas Chorus. llob . . . curly hair , . . famecl accorclionist , . . President of WHS Bible Club . . . plans to become a farmer. -,y CATHERINE LOUISE HAINES General Christmas Chorusg FHA, Vice Presiclentg jV Volleyball, Kitty . . , charming ancl petite . . . clark-eyecl beauty . . . has a yen for clating sailors , . . a future receptionist. CARL EUGENE HAINES Academic NHSQ Key Clubg Projection Clubg junior Class Chaplaing Magaa zine Campaigng Dramatics1 journalism, Associate Editor: Ar- mistice Day Programg Honor Roll. Carl likeable talkative and frienclly attencls all the games .. . active in MYF and Demolay , , . will attencl XX'.M,C nr -I-' 7.45, 4 ,fi a Y :iw 4 t 6 ls.. ,J 7 I . I I fs -Q. X 5 1 .. - lt H ill- 1 3 yi ,-.A- Y .f is , X i4 jAMES FRANCIS HEAD Academic Footballg Basketballg Trackg junior ancl Senior Class Presi- dentg Key Clubg Dramaticsg journalism, Sports Eclitorg Stuclent Court, Associate juclgeg Stuclent Council. jim cracker-barrel philosopher .. All-Marylancl Football Team .. . our class president .. . twinkling eyes . . . frienclly. B. ANDERSON HENRY, jR. Academic. Gerzeml Stamp Club, President: Christmas Chorusg journalism, Business Managerg Mixecl Chorus. Andy likes girls can make Miss Lawyer laugh ancl Mr. Myers mad import from Granby High School in Norfolk. Virginia . . . likes a lot of fun. . 2 E ' -i of ,fx l -5' i , ,W . J ol I R . 1. E A ROBERT VERNON HOUCK G4'm'r'.1f Christmas Chorus. Bobby . . , likes to go fishing industrious has a reserved nature . . . enjoys swimming . , . plans to go into clerical work. SHIRLEY RUTH HOUCK Cfm1n1w'cf.1l FBLQ AAA Patrolg Christmas Chorusg Honor Rolll Magazine Campaign: Archery Tournament. Shirl college bound quiet but likes to have fun always smiling . . . industrious . . . ambition-teacher. . . . -.-7 . ,NIMH Q in Qxxm fx' xx EDWIN EUGENE HULL ' l nf.1Iiur1.4l 'I AAA Patroll 'liraclcl Vocational Club. -,M 1 ,f 1 s f ' .. ' - Herbie drives a hot Chrysler freckles honor roll A 'A j .. one of the Chiefs boys hlans for the armed IL' N ' H 1, ROBLRT Sl LNCLR JACKSON 'NMR I .HLE H y I ' Ac.1Jtmfc. Gt'm'r.11 ii gf? Christmas Chorusg lntramurals. v ss Bob . .. Stonewall . .. very quiet .. . good baseball player . . it plans for business school. ,, fl M xii 11'f..f . fl I ' A DAVID DASHIELL KECK Amdemir 1 my we NHSQ Key Clubg Dramaticsgllixecutive Board of Key Club. rg C 'iii if Dave doesn't believe in studying works at C0-op .. , ,C Q, enthusiastic fisherman likes to hunt Oriole fan .. I TX jgg President of MYF. -,gms -- ' 1 RALPH LEROY KEENEY JOHN ELBERT KINNAMON Amdemif Key Clubg Student Councilg Maryland State Chorusg All-Eastern Chorusg Christmas Chorusg Eisteddfod Soloistg Ivy Leaguersg Bazaar Playg Queen of Hearts Playg Football. jon thinks Mario Lanza is the greatest never in class . . , friend to everyone.. . . plans a recording career. SHIRLEY LOUISE KINSER Gk'II8i'rll Christmas Chorus. Shirl best-dressed always seen working at Baughers flips over hillbilly music . . . neat . . . cute smile. Vomtiomzl Soccer. Pedro . . . short . . , known for his famous salute . . . enjoys sports . . . letterman in soccer . . . intends to join Navy. fvf' x its X-Q5 J rg 05 V . I qi A, Q ir N., EDXVIN KRAFT Geuem! Eisteddfodg Orchestra1 Dramatits Bucky a National Guardsman works after school drives a crazy 'Sl Mernury ionvertihle Ain't that a low blow? .. , natural-born tomedian . . . plans for college. PATRICIA ANN KREBS Amdemir GAB3 Cheerleaderg Eisteddfodg FTA, Treasurerp Lihrariang NHS: Student Counnilg Hall Monitorg journalism, Sports Ed- itorg junior Class Treasurerg Sophomore Class Secretaryg Dra- matics: Magazine Campaign. Pat party-goer fun-loving Harry Belafonte fan enjoys anything Spanish , , . peppy cheerleader, 1 4 ,- i A a 6 I ROY FRANKLIN KROM Ivllfilflllflill 'N Krom good-looking unaffetted free and easy ,A A I i an optimist. ,- ' 4' IIOANNII LOUISE LAMB 3 3 .fav Aazdwllfc -mf LASOQ Bandg FTA. Historiang NHS, Vice Presidentg Orches- tra: Christmas Chorusg Dramatitsg journalism, Baby pictures 1 tolumng CSPA ionferenie. jo honored Queen of ,loh's Daughters wistful ton- tinually on the go , . . always ready for a good time. J' , ' fffg-ext ,Fi 'I 1 I A y 'J fl QQ' I. IRIZNIE CATHERINE LOGUE Gcrleml llaskethallz Volleyhallg Christmas Chorusg Eisteddfod. Rene , . , likes to have a good time secret ambition to ski in Vermont . . , frequently seen at Baughers. MELVIN LUTHER LONG Amdwzzfr, G.l'IlU7'fll State Chorusg All-Eastern Chorusg Key Clubg Footballg Trackl Basketball. Shorty . .. sports-minded . . . scrappy . . . takes it slow and easy . . , a real character, X x RALPH FRANKLIN LAWRENCE l'nm1ium1l jim drives a '54 green Ford likes to skate enjoys working and cars one of Hugg's boys plans to join the Army. LORETTA JOYCE LEISTER Afademir FTA, President. Parliamentarian: Student Councilg GAB, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Christmas Chorusg NHS3 LASOQ junior Class Secretaryg Eisteddfodg Magazine Campaign: Basketballg Hall Monitorg journalism, Sports Editor, Live and Learn Columng MSFTA Committeeg CSPA Confereme. Loretty friendly Dorothy Dix of the Senior Class Sports Enthusiast good sense of humor chronic worrier. his C' :V mu. ' of -1 QS J i 'iff 1 14? X as :J LINDA LEA LYONS Geneml Christmas Chorus. Susie a stunning brunette seen driving a '46 Chevy very friendly . . . short and sweet. GRIFFITH BOND MANAHAN JR. Vocariomrl Soccerg AAA Patrol. Grit likes to roller skate drives a '55 Ford plans to join the armed services. i CONNIE JEAN MANN Cl07IINIt'?'t'iJl Band, Majorettez FBLQ Journalism, Typistg LASO. 5 ,Qty .Q Connie enjoys skating and swimming Myers band in the summer bubbling personality will work in Balti- I more after graduation. i , - W vi fy nd' ANTHONY I'I.AMlNIO MARICK '- ljflhlffflilill Tony likes hillbilly music short drives a '50 Ply- mouth . . . likes a good joke. 5 c ,,, .1 MARLIN LEE MASEMORE ' Y 1' im Geneml r M Basketballg Eisteddfoclg Christmas Chorus. y t Iltfiase quiet dependable brilliant hunter sandy Q air . . sincere smi e. ' -in . Q CHARLES WILSON McINTURI'F V nmtiomzl Mack good sense of humor one of the Chief's boys a little devil claims an interest in girls a future in the Air Force. - J x N . L I, f 5.2: DONALD RAY MICHAEL Gerzwnll Mike blushes easily shy and bashful quiet . .. sin- cere. BONNIE JO OSBORNE MILES Amdemir Journalismg FNLQ LASO. Bonnie . .. married . . . enjoys reading . . . quiet and sincere . . . her ambition is always to be an unpreiudiced, broadminded. understanding person. in -1 . fy, y M. N ,ai ' Wi ,sfft VIOHN VVlfSl.lfY Nlf:KOLES, l'ffi.1nw1.1l IIVA. Nitk . , slim . . tomes up with an easy hroad grin likes a good time . . tall .. plans to join the Armed Forces. lVllL'l'UN JOHN NORRIS Crizziimf Cliristnias Chorusg lfisteddfod. jatkie Iiglit-lit-.irtetl friendly possesses a pleasing smile ... plans to loin the Navy. SA56' X , J 'G' Q ,v rf L. .5 ROSALIE ANN O'FARRELL ,'lr.ldu111r'. Gwlefulf Cliwilt-.itlt-ig ,IV lS.isketl'wallg Arthery 'lournamentsg Intramurals. Rosie . .. peppy theerleadei' . .. constantly bubbling with laughter . . loves to dame . . . enjoys hen-parties. lfAY ARLENE OWINGS C rx m nl erfitzl FBLQ LASO. Fay Lute and tandid pleasant sincere apprecia- tive . . . hopes to he a hookkeeper, BETTY MARIE MYERS Amdr min' IITAL AAAQ Christmas Chorusg Dramatitsg lntr.imuraI liasketf ball and Artheryg Bazaar Play Betty . . lolly easy to get along with favorite saying, Heavens to Betsy Griselda in Bazaar Play friendly smile for ex eryone. El.AlNlf LOUISE lNlYlfRS CHlIlNlL'Y'L'l.Jl lfBLg Clieerleaderg GAB. Christmas Chorus: LASO Cluhg Teen Boardg Magazine Campaigng Intramuralsg Blue 'l'eam Captain. Elaine .. flirt likes to swim and howl energetit . lots of sthool spirit . . . future setretary. tif' wif' JAMES ALLAN NULL A mdf mfr Footballg Traekg Basketball: Key Clubg Student Countilg Projec- tion Cluhg Christmas Chorus: Intramurals. 'lim . . , hunting and fishing enthusiast . , . blonde trew tut . . . friendly to all a big tease future lies with the Air Force, RICHARD LEO NULL General Intramuralsg Christmas Chorus. Dick enjoys fishing, hunting, swimming hrown4h.iired, hazel eyes, crew cut employee of Cranberry Meadows Goat Farm . . . loves to talk. .21-.Q'.'4.. .Ri- fo av' w I JOHN MONROE OWINGS fyrlllllfllllrlf ' . t rs - y AAA Patrol. R A v ' 1 3 ,JM VIRGINIA LEE OWINGS C'on1111ert'i.1l FBL1 Christmas Chorus. Ginie active 4-H'er neat figure very attractive good artist interests in tollege plans to attend Bard Avon. WANDA LEOTA PEELING .f-lrademit' Student Council, Treasurer. junior and Senior Class Historiang 'lournalism, Exchange Editorg FTAQ Cheerleaderg Queen of Hearts: Homecoming Queeng Dramaticsg junior Queen of Hearts Attendantg Key Cluh Sweetheartg Christmas Chorusg Bazaar Play. Wrintltlr epitomizes the fair sex .. . poised modest lots of school spirit . , . lovely Queen of Hearts. , I ,, 'tl' ly, 5. A f 1 NW. K, JAMES LEROY PRICE Afildflllfti, Gtllltlftll Ivy Leaguersg Basketballg Christmas Chorusg Eisteddfodg Christ- mas Playg Dramatics1 Intramurals. jim .. . favorite sport is basketball . .. casual . .. sharp dresser . . . slim . , . plans to teach Physical Education. IZVELYN LURENA RANDALL G Fill' ml Christmas Chorusz FNL. Tootie likes green convertibles Wh:it's that quiet and shy. 5 john tame to us from Charles Carroll man of very few words conservative unassuming plans to join the Armed Fortes. RAY LEROY OWINGS GL'l1t'1'.1f Christmas Chorus. Ray import from Charles Carroll enjoys roller skating . . . plans for Air Force . . . later-carpentry. ELINOR MAE PETRY Amdwzzir FTA, Secretaryg journalismg Christmas Chorusg Dramaticsg Eisteddfod. Pete . . . 4-H club president , . . sincere . . . one of those women drivers neat dresser .. . planning to go to Bridgewater College. KENNETH STERLING PETRY, JR. I 'urafimiirl Christmas Chorus. Pete . . . always good for a laugh . . . Hot Dog Buddy Buddy . . . likes cars . . . Air Force Career. -:luv 'uf' 3 fi 10' -at W' ' 0'-if-A all XVll.l.lAlXl RUl'll5lNS RlDlNfiTON IR. Aixzrlr mu' L Sturlvnt fitllllllll. l,.ll'll.llIN'Df.ll'lAlHQ Erlitor of tllc Uwlg Kay illuhg NHSQ CQlu'istm.1s Lliorusg Columbus Day Assemhlyg VL'll'l.ll1N' Dax Assrfmhlyg Dramatitsg CISPA Conference Roh .. .in .intl spr-lunkui' loquarious kan't spcl llicntlish h.ii'n1onit.i player . . . unioys lan. DONALD LEXVIS RILL fl-A Ur ml Don quiet .. serious unprcrlirtalwle spiny un- uvnrwm-tl . . . plans to loin the Navy. -as-. y I ' 4.-ev DELORES MAE SCHAEFFER Gwzwuzl Christmas Chorus. Dolly tall. slentlcr. brunette hobbies are horseback ritlmg .xml rlanting . . . hopes to he rereptionist. PAUL XVEBSTER SCHAEFER Giwlcrul Christmas Chorus at XYHS. Trarkg haskethnllg baseballg and sorrcr at SHS. Paul rote engaging smile plans to join the Marine Corps. I. GRETCHEN LUISE RAUCH Amdg nm' Dramatirsg journalism. Feature Editorg Bazaar Playg Christmas Flayg Christmas Cliorusg NHSQ FTA. l,.ll'll.ll11L'f1I.ll'l.ll lQ Honor roll: Magazine Campaigng Band, Color Guard: CSPA Confcrf cmcg Sharps .mtl Flats Columni Voire of Dcmorrary Winricrg Girls' State. Gretrh gabby . , telephone addirt . .. loves the theater talks with her hanrls ...tontinually worrying. BARBARA ELAINE RlC'Kl2l.l. Gr 2111.11 Cafeteria. Baths rlaims interest in hoys noted giggle likes to work outdoors . . would like to he .1 nursc f i. ' i F E 7 Q- . 'lffvi-55 . . - .f ---' s -1 A x K rf 5 1 M an 1' - ' X X .v' ...EM fi., ' LARRY EUGENE RILL Q 3 I'yliL'.4'1Fl?I1ill borrcr. Larry tall. dark. and handsome likes sorur rlrivcs a dark blue Ford . . . plans for the Navy. CHARLES EARL RlNEHART Gmeml Charlie likes the opposite sex, especially if they have good figures happy-go-lurky . . . goorlrnaturerl .. . lively . . , his ambition is to get married. R495 QQ F, K 'Ui 1' 'lf' Q i. RONALD LEE SCQHULTZ Gez1er.1l Clilllklil Christmas Chorus. Schultzie plays a mean guitar likes hillbilly music tall, handsome blond. VIRGINIA ESTHER SCHULTZ Gealwurl Band, Presidentg Orchestra: Varsity Basketballg Intramuralsg Christmas Chorusg Homecoming Attendant. Ginny friendly excellent dancer likes ham at- tractive . . . flower designer . . . import from Franklin. Q 4:2 ,. fi' If -'-4 s-'AN' PAYE DELORES SENTZ Gencml Safety Patrolg Christmas Chorus1 Eisteddfod Chorusg Cafeteria. Bunny happy-go-lucky beautiful voice very humor- ous well known for her giggle plans for marriage. JANET EILEEN SHAMER Gt'Ilc'I'.If AAA1 Christmas Chorusg Dramatics. janet .., likes to write to pen pals quite a talker at times favorite saying, That's real gone planning to join the Air Force. CHARLOTTE LARUE SHA FFER GLIILIKII Intramural Basketballg Christmas Chorus: Served at Bazaarg FHA. Charlotte favorite saying, Dig That hillbilly music ... usually seen ina '55 Chevy. PAUL XVALSH SHAl:l7lfR Gwlvral Christmas Chorus. Shaf doesnt worry much likes to hunt cute active in church work tall plans to loin Armed Forces. i' ,rp K' ,N 23 ,fwfr F .A X wiv KENNETH McDONALD SEITZ Gwleml Footballg Track. Ken . . . one of the three l5's . . . always seen in that '56 Ford with the blue continental wheel . . . can always be found where theres a piano cute smile plans to go into the service. JOHN SERENUS SELL GL'lItl'.1l, Vor'.llium1l Christmas Chorus. johnny drives black Buick tall and quiet unas- suming . . . practical. Y. K t ':,ll,r'v:',,ki'.. ,,f-.- ..Ll3g,is W l l 3 R ' 5 K .. f i f K. - I-m y I Q X NA' ae- -:-.-ny Vtx A e-:rf -1 RACHEL ITAY SIES Commercial Orchestrag County Orchestrag State Orchestrag String Quartetg Eisteddfod: Commercial Clubg Christmas Chorus. Twinnie inspired violinist active worker in the church . .. friendly . .. neat dresser . . . plays in WMC Orchestra. REBA KAY SIES Commercial Orchestrag County Orchestrag State Orchestrag String Quartetg Eisteddfodg Commercial Clubg Christmas Chorus, Twinnie . . . active in church work . . . winning smile . . . drives puddle-iumping Henry j WMC Orchestra well-dressed . gg .72 N' A -at I-its ws' '--nv' 5 ALAN R. SOFINOWSKI Vocational Sofo very intelligent one of Chief's boys a whiz at Math honor roll student . .. good hunter .. . plans to be a tool and die maker. MARY ELIZABETH SPEICI-IER Academic FNL. Vice Presidentg journalism, Exchange Editorg Christmas Chorus. Sug always traveling was a pinkie at Lutheran last summer . . . enjoys parties . . . a future nurse. JOYCE ROMAINE SHEELY Cnmmercial LASO: FBLQ NHSQ Dramaticsg Christmas Chorus. joy likes to laugh always skates at Rainbow enjoys dancing likes to date shy boys very friendly future secretary. RUTH ELLEN SHULLEY Academic FTAQ Dramaticsg Christmas Chorus. Ruthie .. . sings in church choir . .. sweet smile . . . likes Fords . . . shy . . . plans to attend college. -Q, 'Q' l LAWRENCE EDWARD SMITH Vocational Soccer. Larry .. . drives '50 Plymouth .. . can be seen at W. H. Davis and Co. . . . good soccer player ,. . hopes to get a good job. WALTER STEWART LEE SMITH Academic Dramaticsg Footballg Christmas Chorusg LASOQ Intramurals. Smitty always with Donna .. . likes to bowl . .. knows his math and sciences likes cheeseburgers career in the Marine Corps. , . C' sa. 1- Q illmlllff V a n wr' r Vi' . jOHN DAVID STONER Gencml Christmas Chorusg Footballg Track. Little john . ,. can be seen at Stoner's Nursery . . . a hot-rod fan . . . lazy . . . a bruising tackle on the football team. JAMES BENNETT STOREY C 0 m m e rciul Eisteddfodg Trackg Soccerg Winner of the Sons of the Ameri- can Revolution Honorary Medal, jim only commercial boy good sport likes baseball infectious grin plans to be a Maryland State Policeman. 'RSC as W GEORGE EDWARD SULLIVAN Academic Magazine Campaign Leaderg Homeroom Bankerg NHS. Sonny hard worker master hunter likes h sics . . p y good at math . .. studious plans a career as an engineer. DONALD WAYNE SWARTZBAUGH General Don drives a green '50 Plymouth enjoys skating may be seen working at Daley's Florist likes to swim plans to join Navy. ROBERT MILBLIRN SPIENCE Amdemif, G'w1w'.4l Christmas Chorus: Science Clubg Chess Club, Boh energetic drives '36 Buick transferred from Florida . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . practical joker. LINDA LEE STOCKSDALIE C 0 77II71c'7'fjtll Lin or Shortie . . . voracious eater . . . avid letter writer . .. likes to travel enjoys cooking shortest girl in class future secretary. .WT 35,2 ,X 1157 he wif' V I Ci ,W fha! ' ja 1 A 'I .Q 1 if qua' R'- vf 42' SHIRLEY MAE STOVER Commercial Christmas Chorus: FBL1 journalism, Typist. Shirl loads of fun has many friends cute, drowsy smile . . . capricious . . . future secretary. WANDA JEAN STREVIG General Christmas Chorus. Pick . .. likes to dance . . . likes rock and roll music . .. calmly mannered industrious plans to join the Air Force. . A ffw' -' f ' f. vi' . A s C I ' .f c z I ll! 5 1 pig ' . 4 r . .'Q if W2 , Jfzav .Q FRANCIS XVOR'l'HING'I'ON BENNETT THOMAS, JR. Amdemir Key Club. I.ic-utenant Governorg Student Councilg Trackg Bas- kethallg Foothallg journalism, Advertisingg Dramaticsg Maga- vine Cainpaigng Wliite Team Captaing Sophomore Class Treas- urerg Christmas Chorusg Columbus Day Programg Armistice Day Program. Tom tall. dark and handsome class clown Ivy I.eaguer never in tlass aw, Shut up big tease. ROBERT L. THOMAS Amdwziir Magazine Campaigng lialtrony Choirg Football Manager. Buddy Mose lazy fun loving always telling jokes . . . interested in clettrital engineering. ROSE ANN LOUISE TALBERT COI71l7IfffI.1f FBL1 AAA. Annie likes green '49 Fords can be seen mostly in Reisterstown Tough roll. ole bean a future secretary, then marriage. ELLEN ARDENE THOMAS COVIZPIIEYFIJI Varsity Basketballg FBL. Vice Presidentg Varsity Volleyballg LASOQ Christmas Chorusg Intramuralsg GAB. Dean enjoys good times with plenty of laughs likes to argue joker efficient future bookkeeper and ac- countant. 10 , . ESTHER ELAINE THOMPSON . Commerriul li FBL1 Christmas Chorusg JV Baskctballg FNL3 Intramurals, 2 ,W I Lane . . . likes good times . . . would like to abolish bookkeeping ' to ' , . . . frank . . . whiz at shorthand, Qi A SANDRA MAE TRIPLETT 'leigh DAVID LEROY TURFLE General Turf . . . has Godfreys freckles . . . always saying, I-Iey. Moose works at DaIey's Florist has a hot Ford will join Navy after graduation. DARLENE ELIZABETH UTZ Commercial LASOQ FBLQ Dramaticsg Christmas Chorusg Christmas Playg Basketballg Magavine Campaign. Utzie ,. . tall and serene .. . hates pizza .. . friendly smile . .. a future secretary. Afddfmif journalism, Circulation Editorg Dramatics: Christmas Chorusg Christmas Playg FTA, Secretaryg FNL. Sandy friendly, neat and energetic likes to dance fond of people . . . hard worker . . . spends most of time on the telephone. to f f . mfg I A9 fi.: if .. 2 E: K I , I e . Q 'sm Nw Q: :C ,wr - -.- ' T -Q-uvbD ' X KI, , ' . 5 Q 5 at -. at Y six- I I Q . s MARGARET DARLENE WHITE C1IV!l!llL'l'L'fiIl LASO, Vice President: Dramatics: FBL, Treasurer: journalism, Typist: NHS, Secretary: Intramurals: Magazine Campaign. Darlene very talkative majorette for Myers band .. loves to eat . . . always busy . . , plans on clerical work. VIOLET MARIE WHITED Gemmzl FHA: Intramurals: Christmas Chorus. Violet likes hillbilly music favorite saying, That do make it nice enjoys roller skating wants to become a telephone operator. AGN ,,., I at fab 1 . .g x I 'i' K A ig: 5,..'? vs' A gk: i JOHN MILTON WOLF JR. Academic, General Projection Club: journalism: Basketball: Christmas Chorus. john easy to get along with casual likes basketball . . . school is one of his lesser loves. MARVIN LEROY WOLFE Academic FTA: Dramatics: Student Council: Ivy Leaguers: Band: Christ- mas Chorus: Christmas Play: Magazine Campaign: Eisteddfod: Hall Monitor: County Band: Track: Basketball: Soccer: Intra- murals. Marv . . . has a knack for getting into scrapes .. . likes to dance . . . a strong bass . . . career in Automotive Engineering. ROBERT LESLIE VOSBURG Vo fzllfflildl Bob likes to drag race works at Geiman's furniture store drives a '50 Ford one of Hugg's boys master archer . . . good hunter. NEAL DAVID WAREHIME Vonzliomzl Neal talks very little likes cars tall and serious . . . wants to be a machinist. ,,,,,.y F T s 5'6', OTTO PETER WILLEN Academic Key Club: Student Council: Stage Crew: Projection Crew: An- nouncer at Football games: Magazine Campaign: Columbus Day Assembly: Bazaar Play: Sophomore Class Vice President: Soc- cer: Track. Otto . , . always happy . . . friendly smile . . . the chicken farmer . . . will go to W.M.C. BEVERLY ANN WIMERT General FNL: FHA: Art Committee: Cafeteria worker. Bev likes red and white '56 Fords and army uniforms . . . talkative friendly personality plans to be a telephone operator. 4 wil? 1:62 4 10' mia Persvualii 2' '1- 3 0 um Henry I5.1ir Shirley Kinscr Virginia Schultz james Price BliS'l' DRLZSSIZD BEST DANCERS MOST A'I'III.li'l'lCQ BIGGIEST FLIRTS Dorothy Brown .l.1mcs Head john Kinnamon Rose Maric Frock S po ,. Ei' ' I bm ,L A , gif, .wk , Ircnc Logue john Stoner Dick Null Grctfhcn Raufh LAZIEST MOST TALKATIVE FRIENDLIEST PEPPIEST Loretta Lcistcr jim Null Marvin Wcnlfc Rosalie O'l:11ffCll ....,Af 'H J-I ...J +V M ',.-2 ' ' ,lf F93 5 1-5, 1: iris-y ffm 2' 'Wi nw FS K ,gg s-YQ? y - kk 5235:-6. Ruth Shulluy Donald Micheal Tum Tl1om.1s Eayc Scntz SHYEST BEST SENSE OE HVMOR BEST LOOKING MOST LIKELY TO SUCCIIED 'lulm Enms W.1114l.1 Pccling Nclson Brcnm-mm Sylvia Ford w. -Q.. wkw H11 ' W in f-if 3'5 M4 Q if jurzirfr KIIISS 0fHcc'rs ISARIIARA ROBINSON .I .. , , BILI. 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C..l5-lc. - if Y V - 7 f I' - I if XX Ill-IHS Ifuwt nm: I. II,m'Ic. D. H.ll'I'I9. S. I'wIIIngL-r, Ii. IiuI.1mI. IT, Stu.:I1. N. Duttcrcr. If, ITHIII D IILIH II Iimxux N NALIN I IHIII NI Ilm D 'N I M Illxu R Ihlluk f Cllr I '.,w'.., g'j.,. ..'uvm 'xi ,..u, . '. . D4-II. I . M.1mI1.1. R. IIDLIKIIIILIII. D. 5I'L'IkIIL'I'. M. INI.mn. XX, Cmwss, P. C11'.1x'. xl. C..1pIc, IIxmI nm: II Ullftll. U. I'a.uI-rl, Ii. Rim-Imlt, I. I5.lgIwy. R. Flinkingcr, R. Iiylcr. P. Slmtfcr. K. Sinl-cIwiL'IQI. N Ix Iurtwn, XY. I.-wluur. If, MyL1's. IIII ug. N. Iimtmn. VV. I5.l1m-x, K.. INIuIwIrx'. 'If Nay. C. D.1n11cr, D. Liruft, I.. Iirmxn. K. XX'.mtf. I 'un-xl-I. IIm'.I nm: Ix. I.1IIy, lf. Stn-1r1Iwn-lg. II. Dull. It Izlkmx. I.. INI.1m1. Iz. I'r.m. II. Murxxnv. N K l.lI'PHk'I'. I1. I.LtQUIl'. I. I'I.ml', It I.m.1w. Iwvuxth ruxv: XX. IILNNUI1. I.. IiL'.1I1I. R. Dc-Knott. R, MIIILI' I0-207-First row: F. Brotklantler, B. Albright, J. Wlilfd, M. Ingle. A. Stair, J. Arnold, F. Bosler. H. Byers. F. Myers. P. Barr, K. Ahreeht. Second row: S. Puryear, B. Young, XV. Bnnkcrt, B. Myers. R, Davis. F. Otey, J. Aldridge. B. Jatkson, J. Makin, R. Zahn, P. Sofinowski, B. Rose. Third row: A. Palmer, W. Mrrtthai. M. Carlson, F. Haines, B. Krebs, B. Fritz. H. Dorsey. M. Kauffman. V, Long, P, Hol-ze. P. Syntler. Fourth row: J. Stoekstlale, F. Brotlowski, G. Stull, Wfhitfieltl, B, Mowers. G. Brothers. M. B.iust. 9AfFirst row: J. Wehh, P. Sullivan, B. Kensheld, J. Zentgraiph, M. Maummuugh, E. Hemlreson R. Green, T. Kinser, P. Bowers, J. Hardesy, S. XX'right. Second row: F. Taylor, R. Yingling. M Millimn, N. Lyons. L. Ford. H. Bolzunnn. B. Green, J. Burns, B. Osborne, A. Kringer, F. Hoben M. D.1y. Third row: F. Abbott, F. Brewer, R. Wgxntz. E. Brown. D. Sterner, L. Cook, W. Cook K. Gesell, M. Gorsuch, J. Shaffer. Fourth row: L. Carr, B. Hughes, D. Wisner. K. Sullivan, R Spencer, D. Seipps. S. Chalk. .f r .. F Q. W 'v 'S if N S S R PL. ' . ' i . N 'JIS -First row: S. M.in4pc.ikci'. P. M.ingcr, C. Cridvr. QI. Mort. K. XX,llllLlI1lS. pl. Walk. H. Whltkins li. Striakcr. D. R.isinky. VI. Myers. DI. Bycr. Second row: R. Sprinl-clc. D. Myers. -I. Hill. S. KL-nncdy B. Yingling. R. R.md.ilI. VI, Riley. K. Prirc. E. Spcnicr. S. Wfcinatork, I.. R.ix'cr. vl. Xlfcinstmk. 'I'hiri row: R. lioxvcis. S. H.iim-a. D. Ki-ph.irt. D. XVojick. VI, I.AlI'g.lCI1f. S, Thompson, D. Miller, K Hilmig. 9C-First row: N, Hull. B. Myers. C. Zuuk. -I. XWilliams, P. Cromwell, R. Harrell. I.. Lindsay DI. Guild, P. Boone. R. Bciiuvclt, R. Gonder. Second row: M. Hildebrand. D. Petry. I.. Houck. ul Kcnk. VV. Roeper. C, Miirklc. I.. Wiviittcn, C. MrCl0ud. Third row: S. Muller, H. Hoke, C. Dorm I., Purtcc, D, Scitz. XV. Glover. S. Sprccker, T. Reese, C. Shepherd. H. Ramsburg, N. Brown Fourth row: R. Miller, P. King. J, Miller. 9D-First row: R. Bower, M, vlnnmlm, D. Brown, nl. Bixler, VI. Groft. Davis. D. Houck. A Dcitriik. I.. Wfliitc-ntun. I.. XX'ilIiiims, P. Cuniiwiiy. Scmml mw: G. Kilgore, V. Kccvcr. N. Spcncci' -I. lfurgusun. 'lf Bair. VI. Mycrs, VU. Ciimillmwiil, B. Arnold, li. liiglmm. Al. Couzcns. li. Hagan, 'l' Hahn. 'lliiiml row: C. Fritz. M. Ckllll. VU. XX ninplc1'. D. Snyder, -I. Hclm. bl. D.il1lgi'ccn. li. Wiwimilniii tl. lhilcr, I.. XYL-llcix li. Myers. I.. Ciimpcll. 9E-First row: D. Blizzard, N. Gist, J. Mathias. H. Bitzel. B. Burk. P. Barnes. B. Bayline, M. Bollinger. C. Barnes. -I. Fringcr. M. Cook. Seuvml row: N. Brilhart. R. jones. E. Hill. S. Duttcrcr, W. Brunk. A. Crumhiukcr, bl. Finns, M. llirliiirt. H. Eyler. L. Harinan. R. Brcwer, B. Carr. Tliird row: C. Dull. R. Smith. N. Shipley. L. Wcisliaiiir, D. Kaple, C. Dull, F. Baerlein. D. Crass. J. England. D. Puisel. E. Chouse. Fourth row: G. Coyncr. B. Babgy, K. Dickens. 9F-First row: R, Stoner, I.. Smith. l. Palmer. S. Rodgers, P. Burlmnncn. tl. Miller. W. Smith. R. I..mg, P. Stncksrlnle. D, Seitz. C, Osborne. Seumnrl row: L, Davis, hl. XX'.ule, kl. hluyner. H, l5yn.1kev. li. cl.ll'YL'l', P. Croft. nl. H.xinea, CQ. Leister. F. lfppler. li. I,inLls.ay. Tlrirrl row: D. Rnyer. nl, Bowers. 3 R. lense. G. ,l..lll7L'I'l. R, Ruyer, Fl, Plalnlm, lf. Neurlenlcer. R. Helrlerlwmlel, Filer. B. Vmlwurglr. 5 ' hd: 5 d HA--First row: D, Belt, H, Lambert. kl. McQuay, C. Balwylon, M, Poole, F. Brothers. M. Borcher D. Clumlwin. CQ, llrlverlein. G. limven. M. Bower, Second row: M. Almony, Bonsoclc. -I. BAllll7llf7 kl. lilarkiten, XV, Muller. li. Butts. R. llruwn. bl. Burton. li. limwn, C. Iircmmlnwski, B. Elmuglr. G llixler. 'l'l1irrl ww: S. llixler. R. jones. S. Curr. R. Gilbert. L, jones. B- Bonneville. J. Bruin-llil. C lfmnklin. vl, Barnes. R, Pmnkert. I. , - .A -1'--f -- f I SB---l:lI'Sl ww: XY. Vguxglmn, N. Mntlxcr. H. Slmrkuy. -l. Hyde. A. Grown. D. Ku-nay. l. 1511-ylngln li lilNl11'l'g. IL. XY .1ntl1. li. I.mk.u-ll. D, Cnplc. Mumnll ww: l.. Shilling. P. l.lylUl', l.. N.uDnn.nlll PX lllu-lx 'llnlxl nm: R. Blnum. R. cll'CL'I1. VU. Krclva. I.. l'lllllW.lllj.Ill. K. Mains. S. Dclmngg. ll. lyttvlis RRAIHII. R. lluxu-ll, li. Kmlmcr. I. l..11':grnt. C.. C11fl'vv. V. Kcuncv, CQ. Ruln-ltwn, li. Stllll. K C Rulwy. M. 5IIlllW5UI'l. XX. Arnold. N. l..lSSlfCI'. tl. Cu-wll. lwmurtlm ww: R. ll.lll'. C.. lX1LAl1Ntu1'. N olw, R. .lmwl.ln. NCQ ---- lfnxt nm: R. Pond. R. Knight. H. l5L'LliL'l'. li. Munn. li. Mycrs. D. Urn-mvnml. I.. Nyrlx. li lNIu-rx, R. lNlyc1'x. C.. l.lnLls.1y. nl. Roym'. Scwnll rnw: D. Nillwlx. R. Mann. N. Crmm. R. llcmlll R. Slllllll. R. 'l'.lXlUI'. 'lf lNlyL'rs. li. Millar. lf. Alglrillgu, lf. lfxrp. R. Fritz. D. Slmiplqx Rl-l'lll'xl nm M. l..IYlI1. Ci. llL'.lll'l'. M. Millar. I.. lfnwr. P. SLl1.ll'l'u1'. R, Millml-l. M. fl.lNilll.lI'l. tl. Hulk. xl. llllllillh l Rlngluy. lfonxtlm nm: -I. Hcrlwrt. K. Supp. l.. Cntfry. lf. lin-xx11.4l. 101131, , 7 I, .. . .. X 8D-First row: V. McKinny. S.Hoff, E. Hanson. K. Bowers, B.Haley. D. Harrison, L. Brown. C. liortl, -I.DQ'Ml?SS, D. Beaver. C. Harrisson. Second row: C.Hz1ines. R. Gorsuch. W. Fowler. V. Gill. R. More. H. Clmlfcltcr. L. Alunoclm. C, jones. C. Mobly, D. Mnsenhcimcr, W. Devilbiss. B. Hull. Third row: S. Hill, L. Horinc, R, Pctry, S. Miller. M. Gcsell, J. Henderson, H. Himlcr, D. Long. R. Martin, S. Patterson. A. johnson. S. Haines. Fourth row: M. Kleinsnitz, I. Schaub. Sl?-First row: C. Brown. bl. Ncuclcclccr. C. Pool. T. Gchr. R. Flat:-r. j. Ehaugh, H. Crum. C. Davis R. Martz. K. Dcnlwrocilcr. D. Close. Scconil row: V. Duttc1'L'1'. tl. Brown. NV. Scnscney. R. Stultz Al. Nitlclus. C. lnglc. tl. Cixiwnicr, M. -I. Duttsrcr. D. Dell. H. Drumliullcr. -I. Brotl1erS. P. Long 'lliinl row: ull. Hook. R. Fcrrilli. H. Carlson. S. Esworthy. B. Elmo. Yl. Cole. R. Buckingham, B Myers. B. Downing. S. Bair. C. Brown. C. Lassiter. SF--First row: P. Srhlurf. D. Hnml. V. Clark. C. XX'cun. M, Steinberg. R, Stun. G. Winc'. D. lfrc lvcl'tsI1.1l1sur'. V. Vlrtl, A. DilI'IlL'5. S. Null. Suomi row: AI, May. C. Ricketts. B. Kaplan, DI. Flatcr. G lhglrrglr If. Owings. B. Shipley. B. Recd. B. Brown, kl. Shaffer. K. Sullivan. R. Scigmnn. Third rmv I lbux. -I. Sims. A. XX'r1r'd. R. Muscr. L. XX'irm-rt, V. Wrrrrglr. T. Kaufman, M, Tnllwcrt, l.. Kvmpcr . Slmffcr. Ci. R.1nrl.1ll. sl, P.llmur. HU4First row: D. Bair. E. W1-lk. Spurricr. C. Wfumlwurd, VI. Strzllcy, R. Trrwxcll, G. Staulw, F J kfnncy, F. Imckaml. M. Pnulc. A. Vfarclmirm-. Scrum! row: I.. Stultz. li. XX'.1tkins, D. XX'imL-rt. I XX'.lrncr. S. I.r-t'fc1't, kl. Young. H. XV.1rcl1iL-rn. li. Zapp. A. IYiilh1ll'lfl.l. VI. Alrhidggc, Ii. Pctry, D. XX'.ur cr. Third row: K. Wa-islmgrrlr. -I. Plank, AI. Willing. D. Stare, N. Zapp. H. Wirmulunmlt, M. Millur B.-Sonwrull. K. Barnes. H. Yingling. R, Khlnr. W. XXf'right. lfnurtlm row: R. Sicgrnmrr, H. Drcsnlmlcr I. Smrncr. Seventh Grade Q-Ill First nm: Numy Ruppcrt. Numy Smith, Nomm Bllulmmun, Arthur l.Ukk.lI'Li, Tflllllllfl I olor, Rox I'l'lI1lQLI'. f,I1.u'lu l'tf. I'l'.lUkl5 I'lLlIUl'lxk, Dclphmc SINIIII. 'Iohn I tl, N.1tl1.m Pools. Su- frnl lou: Iwox lvonsmh. XX'.1ltL-1' liupp. Tomlm' 'I'l1ompson, Howmxl G.1111ln-r, .limmv lfdrnominoxy 1 ulron Pollmxl. XX :Non C,IL'gIu, XX IHILIIU Hmnott, fmry liroxvr1, Roland Hlllfdlll. Dom PoII.xrJ. ' i .f 5, ' - 'mA, q L Y W N. A-I09 --First row: M, D4-ll, G. Cook. D. Brewer. F, Mather, M, Bair. R. Fckcr, XV, Blavuclt. B mkxxgv. P. lioywl. R. linker, D, Iialrncs, Scnond row: -I, liyws. l,. Cock, F. Arnold. S. Knight. I4 l5.11m's, C.. l5.xll, P, liukwllh S. lHl.lI11l'lLk. P. Cook, I.. B111'hux3 P, Bcanhum, lluxml row: C. C.r.un. I lim k4 ' s ' .mu A. Clnlwlmgag li. C,ooncy, P. Maples, D, Burr, M. Al'l3ilLIjLll. VI. B.ll'I1L'S. VI, 15.1111-r li. 15.1111 li !:.llll.IIl, -i- ,, Y v 715-First row: H. Gilds, P. Franck. S. Evans, C. Grumbaicker, J. David. B. Coufiel. R. Corbin. W. Slmffcr. C. Henry. P. Frcyman. P. Hunk. Sammi row: M. Ijvcring. D. Martin. H. Kuziff'm.in. W. Fuglt-, P. Prize. A. Filliun. T. Fislicr, P. Fulk, D. NL-gley, S. Mclcmi, L. Eaton, QI. Daililgrccn, Third row: -I. Hull. ul. Hnltlintis, D. Ft-cscr, C. Sr-ll. T. Butts, R. Dcvilbiss, H. Cullisun. A, Hiimmctt, j. iiglnkilfri. VU, BILMTCSICFI. R. Pool. 7C-First row: B. Myers, J. Reck, H. Smith. R. Miller. G. Lefteris, S. Grimes, A. Green, J. Mackley, -I. Lcntzner. C. Martin, L, Miisemorc. Second row: J. Noel, S. Poland, DI. Martin, F. Myers. P Miller, G. Miller. VU. Shnrkcy, K. Muse, -I. Myers, B, Martin. K. Frcymiin. P. Groft. Third rnw: C Zapp, N. Michael. B. Bructicn. P, Miller, D. Minscli, P. Haines. D. Harris. S. Grimm, E. Klingci' R. Irvin. I. X 'il' 'D-lfirst ww: VI. liluum. S. Spcichcr. P, Wfolf, I. WL'I1fCDhCI'g, J. Spinnicchin. D. Pfoutz. F. ,I-.lXVI1L'f. 'lf AIII1'i1lyc. -I. SI.IfI'lL'I', C. Strinc. S, XX'clk. Scumnd row: V, Miller. K. XVurthingt0n. If Phkg-tr. N. Virtf. hl. Nlhhillllll, G. Wilscvn. I., Spcmcr. P. Sllzlrkcy, INI. -Iuhnson. -I. NX'l1itcnt un. R. XX'.lIIlI1l'I'. R. XX'.u'chimc. 'Ihilml row: N. IJJ.lI'I1CQ. M. Suncsifcr. S. XX'i4klcin. J. Cuok. J. ZCPP. S. XX'il- lmms. I.. W'iLlc11cl'. D. Gruft. VI. HQlIAIWIlLl4iLI1. -I. Sumner, A. Yingling. DI. Zapp. it-,-1 7If -Iflrst ruw: CI, clI'0Il5L'. DI. Kress. D, Young. C. Rcifsnidcr. M. Poole. S. Clegg. W. Vtcrn XV. S.unios, G. Myers, D. Hurton. fl. Martin. Sccund row: V. Rmwlwlston. C. Dohmn, VI, Kg-my uhlcn wr. R Smwlcr. R. Iicckcr. Ii. Ruycr. II, Myers, VI. Rittcr. D. Slmffcr. R. RUSL'I'Il'5Ql'g. If. Scitl. VV. Spcmcr 'Ilmirkl ww: S. Crain. P. Rwycr. B, Peck. I., Robinson, T. Nice. DI. Snulvlc. CQ. Snyder. DI, XY'ikc. I5 lung. VU. Yingling. - x xx f x ffx IX 3 N Q- -f J gb. 14 . f wk X RQ U16 Student Hvuncil OFHCIZRS First riiw: Prusidtiit. Sylvm lfnid Scwnd row: Sctrt't.ii'v. Rim' lfmikg 'l'i'c.istii't'r. VU.md.a Pccling. 'l'hird ww: Spunwrx, Miss Kruh. Mr. Miithcr. lfuurth row: l'.nli.imL'i1- t.1t'i.1n. Riwhhins Ridingtun. Vim llrtwitlciit. Nil sun llI'Cl lI1.1I11.lI'l. 'lht' ll.ill hliviiitms who lmvc liclpc-tl ku-p order in mir truwtlctl hgillg. -:J-' ' 114.2 J,- liixt mw: li Intl-i.iril. K. lfrcym.m, CI. Rvifsnidc-r, D. Smith. I.. Myers, S. Grimm, j. Miller, C. Mobley, J. Ford, P. Brothers. Second row: I5 liivlviiiwn. AI liiwwiimn. li. lfricsu, UI. Yirung, P, Millar, C Ruhy, B. Cluuncy. -I. liauhlitz. P, Sharlccy, Third row: D. Strrncr. -I. l:til'gc'wli. I XX'iii4lit.C Iiixlii, R. lfiiitk. S Ford, R. Stlmffcr, -I. Biiilcr, P. Schlcrf. lfuurth row: P. Barr. H. Sharkcy, XV. Fowlcig M. Sim-lscr. C. mluiw, rl. P.ip.iiitli'cw. CQ. Muhlcy. W. Cmtisc. Fifth row: j. Hunk. D. Stoncsifcr. H. Carlcson, C. Zuck. F. Taylor. P. Manger. 'l'. Nite, N X'i'iikIciii. If hlsciw Sixth ww: Miw Kruh. I.. Lcistcr, W. Pclling. li, Earhart, j. England, J. Hook. C. Starncr. j. Biiilcr, W. NXfiirnplcr. xintli iim lf. M.itht'i', XY. Riit'pt'i'. li. Sittig, P. Mainthii. B. Houilc. ,I. Null, j. Head. W, Bupp, Eighth row: N. Brcnniimiin. R. Blinking- him. .I lfxqiiis. ul lhiiitw, 'li 'I'hiiin.is. H. lrlukc, W. Ciiplc. C. Dull, R Ridington. Key 611111 irst row: W , Sittig, D. Kcfk Ci.u'tcr, M, Inng, S. Sll.II'kL'y XX . H.lI'IlL'S, F. Myers, C. hfuhlcy Numml ww: VI. Null, R. l l.lXl'l1i D. lfcurgesmm, K. Frank. P. INf.1r1 aim, N. BI'L'Illl.lIl1UIl, R. Ridingtun l'l1inl ww: R. HllLkiI1gh1lIH, O rg qi-1 l ill Ulll' I UNK uns Allll1LlllU XX C uw 5 4 ima r irtln 1 1 :mx ughu P Wu nc-1 11, .Hs1L,D. .' mam. TOM THOMAS Dnlriff l.im1u1.n1f G'u1wr1fn' vi V ul' 4 xi4xi maaxk-M 'Nmw , ir qggs :'k.w1,-fi. -.+L ff M X TR Q V :,', !.gg gi., .- ,.J C hlpluin. Cfnrl ll.lillL'SQ Advisor. Mr, Malrting Vice Prcsidcnt, KEY Cl,l'li CONCFSSION STAND'--C, Haines, E, 134 Inu Hn-.1.I1 Prwi-lmt, Na-lwn BI'L'FlI'l.lIUOI1Q 'l'ru1suru', Bill R4 LQNILH11, R. Ridingtun, li. C.11'tcr. O, W'illn-11, N, Bren 1 nur SL'Ll'L'l.lI'V. Duc Ikkm.m. m.m. Lll 0lfl7lf,lfRS First rowi lf. lk-try. Sui'et.1ry3 R. lilltkingliam. SIENIORS First row: li. lNlyci's. C. liixler. 5. Ford. S. Viit- lhuitlc-nt: I.. l.uistc-r. l7l'C5ltlCl llQ Miss Troxell. sponsor.. Triplett. DI. l..imh. Sutond row: XV. Pc-cling, R. Shulley. li. 'tontl row. gl. l..imh. Historiimg G. Rauch. Pauliilmentairiang Petry, I.. I.eistur. G. R.u1ih. S. Bixlcr, Third row: N. Wfollu. S 'ltiplr-tt. 'liI'L'.l5lll'K'fQ C. llixlcr, Song Lender. gl. Barnes. 'lf Wliitfieltl. R. liuckinghzlm. Um bfuturc Zfmchcrs rff,4mcric1z The purpose and real value of the F.T.A. is to encourage and stimulate an interest in the teaching field, to learn the opportunities of teaching, to cultivate the qualities essen- tial to it good teacher and to foster the development of student leadership. IANIORSW-'lfiist row: C. Couvens, C. Koontz. M. Baum' 'dm-r. F. Sliowc-rs. bl. Dohler. F. Haines. Second row: F. cscll. .I Cfullcr. A. Knhlc, P. Hill. M. Zimmerman. Bl. Hingling. D. Sell. 'l'hi1'd row: W. Long. R. Kaplan. J, hlour. li Shilling. SOPHOMORES-First row: j. Arnold. B. Friese. P. Miller F. Leppo, j. Ford. B. jackson. rl. Arnold. E. Wallking. Sec- ond row: VI. Wirral. E. Earp. B. Garver. F. Myers, P. Bell. C Ridington, A. Miller. Third row: C. Mancha. R. Buchmim D. Fritz. B. Enrlmrt. C. Wfantz. C. Danner. Fourth row: B Ogg. D. Arhaugh, H. Dorsey. First ruw: M. Kitmnclshuc. P. Cmwl. B. Witiic-ttt, F, Blizzard, F. B.lSlcr. I Minsth. D. Spcitlicr. li. Rnhimtm, K. Ftlmonstnn, DI. Coyne-r. M. Bollinger. S H.u1snn. St-tntitl tow: QI. Hmsin.tt1. A. Ktumtf. -I Ciirpcntatr, N, Dell, N. Grimw- l'hirtl mwg IX Dtutlmsli-t'. li. Milt-s. C lilmtigh. If. Hollinger. A. Perry. K. Doll. S. Ilvtmlwttutlt-t', K. l.utrclI. Ii. litirktm. M. Spcithcr, P. Cziplc. Fourth row: M. lXivt-ix. A, Rumi-ll. ul. Almunv. nl. l.ctz A. Pitchfortl, S. Palmer. IS. vlohnston. D. Stmit-sit'ct'. D. D4-xilhiss. Fifth rim. Mixs licmillcr, P. I.vBt'un. J. Beiuhtcl. K. Furtl. If Hull, S. SiI1III1Ul1S.Al. Wiight ltr Q cy, -1. limlvy, H. Bowl. P. H.iiriwn. l.. Gniwtitlt. B. Austin, N. Zapp. C. Cmk. U16 ?ufure Nurses 67116 Slfmlltup MISS liIiMII.l.FR OFFICERS: D. Sttvncsifcr. .S'tt'rtl.n'x bl. 1.41: Uttf Rtjmrlir It C,.tplc. IM iliftlll B. Butkins. 'l'1't.ftlnt'r' -f M. Spuiilictl Ivlft l'rtt1Jw1f U16 .?uturc 3- -mtnl tuw: N. Dchnft, D Vfhitc. I.. Boone. D. Myers. P. Buttxl. l5.Ct'um, R. Frank. K. Hosfcld, N Dall lhllti t ' . H uw: R.Sit'a. D. Brmvti. VI. Rhutcn. P. Munn. P. Martin. P. Htiglics. B. Mginn, N. Intyrc. lottrth tow: S. Sttixx-ig A. G.tt'hct'. G. Kmhcr. S Huutk, -I. Shucly. C. Martin. B. Shacffcr. D. Aumtiri, I. Myers. Fifth row: F. Owings. B. Rf.ll'l'il5f, H. Lippy. D. Rupp. -I. XY'.tgnct'. -I. Brownfield. F. lhumpwn, D. Utz, A. 'I'.iIhct't. Sixth row: Mrs, Etlwtirds. Mrs. Rupert. B. Haines. R. W'hitc. Duttcrcr. A. 'l'hom.is. st row: S. Baucrlii-n. C. Munn, D. Gross. F. Matin. M. Fritz. P. Hmtlicrs. V. Firma- um. l.. Stmksdaltt R. lfusiucss leaders 671112 OFFK,FRSi A. lhtwm.is. IM wifi ul D. hiyctw, Vim I'mvitfir1I S. li.lL1L'IilL'I1, .St i vt Lu! I' Mwts Uni Rnj 1 D. Xtflittc. 'lnhztfzur D. Iimwti. ll1tlfn'1.n1 Mix. Rupert Mrs. Ftlwartis LHSI7 611111 .401 L First row: B. Crum. F. Haines, M. Mackley. Second row: G. Kocher. M. Myers. B. Shaffer. A. Gist Mrs. Strong. VI. lilnuvclt, -I. Wfiglll, P. Brocklandcr. Third row: C. Danncr. M. Arrington. I.. Gor such, -I. Bliruvclt, YI. Mitthcll, D. Sell, D. Myers, B. Yingling, M. Zimmerman, -I. Cullcr. li. Stnulw lf. Owings. V. Finnigzin, D. Graft. B. Coleman Fourth row: R. Graham. VI. Wiincirt. -I. Utermahlcn. .7ufurc' ffamcmakcrs First row: V. Wliitctl. B. Wimert. C. Shaffer, M. Bupp, H. Horner. R. Henry. C. Haines. A. Fun-- woml. D. Wiiricrt. -I. Riley. G. jamison, A. Krenzer. E. Bagly. W. Buckingham, B, Buckingham M. Palon. Sccoml row: P. Sullivan. D. Stcmcr. C. Greenholtz. Third row: S. Cuple, N. Nucl. .I Wk-lling. Looking to the tuture when they will hc.ul thc Puhlitations Deputment, the -lunior Owl Stuff gained its tiirst Y.llLI.llWlC iourrmlistit experience while pub- lishing the Noveinlwer, lfehruary, .intl April issues of the Owl newsp.1per. associates st first paper. . . , The etlitor .tntl his un their 1 un... Sitting: S. Keplmrt, ll. Yingling, j. Moyer, Al. Culler, Strirwshurg. Standing: D. Sell, Mr. McGill, B. Robinson, .I Lee, D. Hollinger, M. Mnrkley, D. Bixler, M. Zirnmermnn, lt. Corbin. ,l. XX'riglit. li. Kirplirn, K. litlmonstun, 'lf Groft, J. Alinony, W. Long. A. Russell, Hull. The stuff, l1L'.lklL'kl hy litlitor jay Moyer, also plrinnetl the Queen of .Hour Hearts Assembly .lllkl tl.tnte, rxntl sponsor, helper ,md edited the '57-'38 Hantllwook. friend. D. ,f , . ,gy ,. ,V 'iff -'Y F7 v..,. lg ff I Q... K I ....,,6x . Ji .Si Orchestra Biitk row: FI. Myers. E. Liwycr. Ii. Myers. B l.otk.ird. W, lilntkston. R. liowt-r, A, lfillion. N, Brilhart. 5 Kqxirt. xl. Htarclitcl. H. Shrirkcy. R. IEl Ij.1iL'IN.lI1. R. liltiuxclt. F. Miikosky. F. XX'oodcn. Kt-tk. -I. l.ou-less. Mr. Challkcr. XV. Stligicfticr, 'If Butts. Middlt' ioxxz S. Si1.ll'iiL'y'. N Spcrittr. P. Boone. I.. M.itDon.ild. vl, I-.irgcnt. S. DeLong. IE. lfiirp. rl. l..iinh. P. Pritc. R. Powell lfront row: R. bits. R. Sins, lf. Arrington. M. Simpson, xl. Diiwid. N Arrington. li. Kilgorv. C. Ruhy. Under thc ltnldcrship of Mr. joseph Clhalkcr thc XVL-stininstcr High School Or- clicstrii has presented several surccssful con- certs rind has given students an opportunity to learn good music first hand. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS: R. Sics, Ti'c4isiircrg I: Arrington. Vitts Pr'csidt'ntg R. lfngt'Ini.in. Pr'csidL'nt R. Fics. Sctrct.lry. STRING QlVAR'l'If'li: R. Siu. R. Siu. M. Arrington. E. Arrington. Uzeg Kepreseufed lls . . liath ytar l'k'lWlAl'5L'I1l.lllYL'S arc thuscn lrom tha -lttiiiui' Class ol Wkstitiiiistcr High Stlnwl tu attt-ml thy Marylatitl Girls' anal limi! Stats whitlt ix licltl in Atmalmlis, lXl.ll'Nl.lI1tl, tltirinltg tht- ititmth tml' june. At that Iltttn thu xttitlciits ltartit-tl many usctul lattx toiituimiiig tht- tuiistrttttiun .tml work- ing ul thrir tity, tmiiity, .mtl state gowrit- mtiitx. st if-xx ll, Siu. M lxIl'lH.L1lttl1. R Siu. Suuntl ww: li. Ar- iimitnvim. N Nlmilfti. lx. l'Ill!lLI1l.lI1. Tht Marylantl Statc Clmrus is one of thc otttmtmlitiig ttiNlWUI'llIIllllL'fi ollcrul to several 4 xutal sttitlt-nts tat h year at XVQ-stmiiistcr High Nliuitl. .l his ycai' s tliurtis, ttmiiiismctl ol alw- pmxit11.1tt'ly Kitt ximitt-Q, wax umlcr thc tli- rtttiwit ul' Dr, Clytlt- I5utiglct'. 'lhc group. purtoriuiiig at tht- opcniimg xcssion ul' thc Marylaiitl 'li-.ttlu-rs C oiiwntioii in lialtimorc, sang tht! tiulluwiiig srlcttiuiis: Gloria in lixr tt-Isis, Cmtly, Ltnutscl, Scntl lforth Thy Spirit, Ululiimy Stliiuokt-r, .mtl lflijah Rutk. Q. l.Llt to iight' -latitu ly. ll.lIl1txNltnllWl.l llixlti Ciicttlicii liatiili .mtl ,Ianct C1ci'i1i.tn. Suvcral stutlc-nts tram VU. ll, S. hatl tliv lmnur ot' participating in thc Marylatitl State Band .tml Ortliustixt. 'llimc .ittt-mltittg Stats' Baiitl were Rohm lfitgt-li11.ii1 .mtl Stan lay Slktrkuy. Ruha .mtl Ratlitl Siu, lftlwartl anal Mary lu- Arrington. .mtl Staiilt-y Shark- cy attcmlctl Stats Ui'nlu'wti'a, Left tu right: Phillip Mamlia. Shclhia liixlvr, ,lulm Kinnaiit Mc-lvin Lung Safety Farm! The Safety Patrol members co- operate to provide safety to and from school. First row: Mr. Hugg, K. XXlorthington, S. Grimes. D. Brown. L. Boone, J. Shamer R. Hook. Second row: G. Wa1'ner. J. England, K. Sullivan, A. Ruppert, L. Mullinx M. Bupp, E. Hollinger, C. Ebaugh. Third row: F. Baslcr, B. Ogg, S. Parks, j Dohler, J. Almany, J. Helm. R. Brewes. H. Wfhoten. Fourth row: P. Beaver, D Armaeost, C. jones. R. Moore. D. Bair, D. Miller, C. Barnes, B. Carr. Fifth row P. Barnes, B. Blizzard, S. Houck, B. Myers, j. Bechtel. A. Talbert, j. Palmer, S Hanson. Sixth row: M. Millama, L. Knight. M. Bollinger. E. Hull, V. Dutterer j. Ebangh. C. MeAlister, S. Boone. Seventh roxv: -I. Owings. R. Grahm. M. Zepp J. Klacko, H. Huke, E. Henderson. Standing: A. Koontz. -I. Lee. P. I.eBrun, P. Hill. M. Bupp, Mr. Molesworth, C. Cock, A. Russell, L. Grimes. K. Edmonston. D. Miller, R. Owings. Seated: L. Gorsurh, S. Palmer. C. Ebaugh, XXL Butkingham, B. Robinson, S. Sharkey, K. Britton. Driver Gaining The Driver Training Class under the direction of Mr. Molesworth learns driving teth- niques and safety on the high- way. M C n I ll li.iii'. XV. Cirnft. I.. Flrlculiic. R. Grnhm, 0. Wfillen, VU. Iii ln l lim. Prajccfivu 671111 Stage 6'rc'uf Tl1C XV. H. S. Stags Crcw lux .issistul Mr. llitnn in preparing lor tlic-.itrir.1l prcscnmtinns .lnrl .isscmlwlin-s. Flying the .irts ol' carpentry, clcrtriml ciigiiiccriiigg, .inrl staging, thc Lrcw gainx x'.ilu.1hlc ex- pcricnu- while p.irtirip.1ting hchinrl thc srcncs in thc protgrnins we .ill enjoy. Thu dr.iin.itiL lighting cl't'urtS. .iml .irtlinl scenery that wc .ill Lilac lor gfdllltkl .Irv thc rcsultx ol' Ll1I'Cl-lll planning .inrl hard work on thc Imrl ol' the Shiga rrcw. lfnxt rnw: M. Whilxli, j. Utcrinillilcn, S. Ford. K. Edmonston, O. Willcn. I.. Eldcrdicc. Mr. Myers. Sunml ww: A, Laing. K. lfniml. S. Siinmnns, M. Zapp, Third row: D. Miller. D. Hollinger, G. XX'r'lni', CQ. Haines, D. Ifurgcsnn. R. Gixllmin. G. Brewer. Fourth row: H. Himler. C. Smrncr. D. l..iinhui't. -I. Wfulfc. liirst row: S, Triplett. K. Ford. li. Petrey. W. Peeling. DI. Barnes. Second row: S. Bixler. H. Bolalitz, ,I Sh.imer, N. Grimsley, M. XX'olfe, -I. Evans. Third row: B. Myers. D. Utz. R. Ridington. G. Rauch, I Smith. D. Briugher. Fourth row: R, Frock, j. Sheely, J. German. bl. Liunh, E. Arrington. M. Mase- more, li. Kraft. Fifth row: D. Wfhite, H. Bair, L. Elderdice. j. Kinnrunon. VI. Wmmlfe. R, Null. Sixth l'U w: T. Thomas, I. Price. W. Groft. C. Haines. O. NX'illen, D. Feurgeson. VI, Head, D. Gehr. St.ind- ing: j. Stoner, R. liutkinghrim. junior Drrzmrzfirs This yeiir's junior dra- mrttics l'lilSS is being intro- duced to the world of pan- tomime, grease paint. and spotlights. In the picture, jeff Smelser entertains the group while practicing the tiundnmentals ol' uct- ing. Fitted into the juniors' busy schedule are several llLlLl2ll plays employing the skills acquired during the year. mirfr Drrzmafics The senior klI'.1IlLlllLS class has had .in .lctive serison this year, presenting Ll Columbus Day skit, A11- mfr Chime lfmm llrikyieruf Lune. :it the Bgxzrmr, Shir Srnztq lor the Christnirts Piigetmt. A llneifrfifflq H.1.r liven flVl'iJlllQL'r! lior the Queen ol' Hearts, .ind sev- er.il plays for C l.1ss Night. The experieme g.1ined in klI'tllTT.llllS .tt WX. ll. S. will he useful in everyday life as well .is on the stage. Fifth row: R. Shilling, D. Miller, D. Eekinnng Standing, bl.. Smelser. Fourth row: B. Stoner, C Stoner, J. Moyer, W. Roeper. L. Rebert, R. Blizzard. K. Britton, Corbin. Third row: lf. Gesell K, Dell, A. Pitchford. E. Shilling. P. Widner. R. Houck. A. Krible. li. Showers, N. Koelier, A Russell. Second row: B. Johnston, S. Denlwroeder, A. Koontz. P. Bumbrirdner. C. Koontz, J. Bowman First row: S. Kephart, C. Ebaugh, W. Buckingham, UI, Mitchell. E. Zepp, S. Priliner. llu flnmrwu flmrm, wr11pmul nl NUHIHIN .xml blunuus, xnxx lllhlfl ilu -Imltwn nl Ain, lNl.ulr1tml1 Ilu' .mnlml f,l1r'istm41s Dame. spwmwrc--l hx' flu' N.ltlUILll Hunwf Nmivty. uns lmulml Dcncnwlwcr I5 1'J5fv X C Qluaqmrw Aix, P' .fi Seen hcrc is Mr. CAlfUIl.l'5 liuys Swpmno Choir. who .zlw part: Ligmtc-Ll in our Cll1l'lSU11LlN pjn gram. far Sang . I l ,s + llllllllllllllh bl Lmiux QALIIVIH XWUIRJ. LQJIUS 1-Iulxn lfwmsj. Barshnn fflurl Hxaincsl, Rguhcl fshtlhixi liixlcr .mul Arm! 1-hrm-x Pmcl fight for pmwssiun of the hruliu. Y' . S 1 Rf , lmlnlulmanp Turf.: 1li1'ctnI1u1 Ramhl wclmnwcs Octavia Hnnct Gcrnmnl and hor Slave, Siti fDarIcnc- l't1j, to tln- mn. it in 5 A YR Thu mmlusiun of thc play mums when thc hum' slnvc girl, Nunn fSundm 'l'riplctU, vmlks, C? ,,. if i W, i aff' 1 'J V V g V WN S fkflffbtlff Jawrifc NYI VIA IURD lim X1,4lN !-wltlmull Ixlxulm um NXYMJ IHIAI ll:-tm-I IN fllc THU! IMI Xqnzm! Nxlxm In-lzillwl uxvl flu Imvtlxull I'-11m.1l IILIJ lll ilu mmxuc-mm flvmmfmzhg Queen XX'ANI3A VH I INC, Hutul lu tho Nnnwl H14sgI1NI1uml4 XY'.1r1J.1 Vulxnu l41'gm.I mu Hu N-mrmd Anmml II4'IlMxUI1I!H.1l A. tuxtxu I'ILI'.lTfiI1Ai.H1IX xurc' R4-Nm Mun llmk .mil VlI4llII1l.l Nfuulff GI HARMONY HALF PM Brothers, Louksc Bonne, Vlnnda Vcding. Donna Aumnn. Card Binder, and Symrr Ford. DIY LEAGUERS: john Kinrmmon. Demon Gchr, james Vrkc, and Marvin NWMQQ. 0 Q O Iwrst ww, It-ft to right: -I. IJIIUIW. A. Kimntv. VI. Iiuwmim, C. Knnntl. R. Iirmk. S. Ifiml. P, limtlmt-is, D. Myers, If. Cuplc. Summl ww: I5, Iuhnstun, K. ELI- intmstnri. A Pitihforal, D. Stone- siicr. S. Dc-nivrmicr, G. Rllllkh. S. Simixwns, AI. Cullcr. M. Arring- tivn. Ii. Iiouik. 'I'I1i1'tI ruw: G. fs Wilgncr. B. Sittig, E. Shilling Fourth ruwg A, Arringtun. If. Makosky, N. Brcnncman. D. Havens, R, Ritlingtun. P I.cIIiun. S. KC'P2lff, A. Forward. I.ilst row: Mrs. Utz. Miss I..1wycr. First row: R. Frock. j. Barnes, lf. Cziplc. Second row: Miss I. Lawyer, Mrs, A, Utz. MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN 'L-v XX'Hl'l'E TEAM LEADERS: Mrs. Edwards, Tom AIIIIUITLIS. IiI.l.II2 TEAM LEADERS: Mr. B. Britton, Elaine Mycrs. If ,5 4 . qw, 953, BUSINESS MANAGERS: D, Myers. -I. Walgncr, R Frock. A. Thomas. B. Marriot. Sullivan. R, Iiutkinghzim. VI. Barnes. D. Kuk. .I Gcrrrmn. -I. Vocational 611111 First row: J. Finnegan, R. Nelson, J. Funk, C. Barnes, R. Keeney, J. Seitz. Second row: E. Hull, J Nickolus, R. Krum. M. Bollinger, C. Mclnturff, G. Barnes. W. Edmondson, A. Soffnowski, N. Carr Third row: J. Swartzbaugh, N. Wareheime, A. Merrick, K. Hill, Albert Albrecht, G. Warren, L Rill. J. Robertson, W. Lease, A. Alt. Hamer 671116 5' First row: B. Royston, B. Kimmelshue, L. Cook, E. Wachter, H. Bowers, N. Dutterer, E. Staub H. Ruppert. Second row: L. Mullinix, M. Owings, F. Hollenbaugh, M. Gorsuch, J. Webb. E Norris, L. Knight, V. Long. Third row: S. Hughes, D. Harris, B. Rickell, C. Boone, C. Gesell, B Osborne, M. Mann, P. Brocklander. Fourth row: J. Bagby, E. Groft, F. Zepp, M. Hull, N. Negley C. Logue, M. Hull, J. McQuay. Fifth row: H. Byers. S. Puryear, N. Nusbaum, C. Markle, J. Guild N. Hull, C. Macleod, N. Brown. Sixth row: H. Henry, R. Eyler, D. Shaffer, D. Rickell, P. Hock t B. Young. Seventh row: M. Hildebrand, T. Ensor, J. Caple, F. Myers, J. McC0mas, T. Tolandi Standing: Mrs. Price, sponsorg J. Hawk, Treasurer, C. Snyder, Secretary, J. Makin, President. Ure .Queen ef Hearts Assembly Mr, Quentin Earhart. principal, crowns Wanda Peeling, 1957 Queen of Hearts, THE QUEEN AND HER COURT -I, Palmer, Sth: B, Friese. 10th P, Sharkey, Page: C. Bixler, 12th XV. Feeling. Queen: B. Robinson llthg j. Evans, 9th: T, Nice. 7th. janet German and john Kinna- mon entertained the queen and her court by presenting a play en- titled A Marriage Has Been Ar- ranged Between , . Miss Wanda Poway I 957 Queen pf J-lcarts 5. ' Autographs :YA H lx x 'fi 4 .1 1 X 1 1 , 3 N. BRENNEMAN D. BAUGHER TEAM STATISTICS First Downs Rushing . First Downs Passin Total First Downs ..,.. Rushing Yardage Qnetj Passing Yardage ,.,...... Total Yardage ........... Passes Attempted ......... Passes Completed ...,... Passes Intercepted by . Fumbles Lost .....,......... Ball Lost on Downs Points Scored ............. g First Downs Penalties ....,. WHS 92 nun 18 nun 5 . Un. .Nunn 115 .unMn1558 HHN 336 .nnHu1924 nun 67 .Hu 21 U 9 U 14 .unuunnnuuunnn 8 .unumnunuduunu 120 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Opp. 70 10 6 86 1562 270 1832 63 17 9 12 8 109 TD PA T Tolal Head ,... ......... 1 0 2 J' HEAD Smelser .... ....., 4 0 Shilling .,,. ...... 3 1 Frock .... ..,.,. 2 1 Widener ...... 0 1 Gehr ....,...........,....,,.......,,,..Y.......... 0 1 GROUND GAINING FIGURES TC YG I-lead ..... ..... 7 5 402 '2 Shilling .r,,.. 94 471 Moyer .... ......... 7 35 Smelser .. ..,...... 106 510 Gehr .,.... ..... 3 14 Baugher ...., ..... 5 1 227 Mann .. .............,..,......... 21 78 PASSING FIGURES Att. Compl. YG. Smelser .,... ....,... 9 4 108 E. SHILLING Head ,,r,,, ,,,..rr, 5 5 17 258 Moyer ,... ..... 3 O - 62 24 19 13 1 1 Are. 5.3 52 i0 4.9 4.7 4.5 3.7 Ave. 44.4 40.9 ji K. FROCK D. HAVENS P. MANCHA R. KAPLAN L. SMITH J. SMELSER 96 K. BRITTON J' STONER D' MANN 513 QN 'S' s D. GEHR h J. NULL V Nix I JIM HEAD IV. H. S.'J repremntalive to Mdlfylfllldll ALL STATE Team P. KING Owls J-lad Successful 1. Mom Season T. THOMAS W. LONG P. WIDNER viugv- 1 ln .Qifigl l 5 52. VARSITY TEAMYFirst row: W. Glover, B. Rack, L. Rebert, manager, C. Mohley, M. Smelser. Second row: B. Martin, W. Caple, J. Moyer: W. Long. B. Houtk. Shilling. -l. Smelser, P. Mann, P. Mancha, M. Baust, K. Britton. Third row: Coach Molesworth, I.. Smith, J. Null, D. Gehr, 'If Thomas, B. Kaplan, J. Head. N. Brenneman, J. Stoner, D. Havens, K. Frotk, D. Iluuiglicr, Head Coach, Ruby. Fourth row: B, Rhinehzirt, B. Zentv, G. BL-Il,'D. Kcphart, T. Lentzner, P. King, S. Haines, R. Shilling, XXV Roeper. G. Brothers. W. Matthai. Hamid' Cllilfb MR. RUBY First row: KW. Muthni, W. Glover, G. Bell, T. Lentzner, D. Kephart S. Haines. B. Martin, G. Brothers, M. Baust, R. Brown, M. Smelseri Second row: -I, Helm, H. Ramshurpn R. Rinehart, B. Rcck, M. Card, B Zcntz, W. Caple. D. Krebs, C. Mobley, N, Samios, S. Bixler, J. Bowers S. Sprecker. Thirtl row: B. Hook, B. Watkins, D. Dohler, j. Zepp, K Helmig. D Deitrich. S. Carr, W. Wampler, G. Hill, R. Sprinkle, J Bailer. : 4 A nf Q - f 'W ' . 'I 6, 'K M501 OWLQ lrfvk to the Qufufg ASKETBALL TEAM: K. nnum., J . Shilhng. D. Binder. 1xn:L....,, VARSITY B Gehr, M. V!oTfc, B T. Thomas, D, Wampler. 5,45 Baust, D. Mamn, Sentz, S. Haines, E. HM, Mr. Button. x HP j. V. BASKETBALL TEAM-'First rowx W. Krebs, A. Pdmer, M. ' R. Reck. Second row: F. Wooden. G. Bell, R ' v M1 ..I -V a , AWA. . SQ- 512135651 ! -' .E i . , QX . , wr KARL BRITTON ED. SHILLING Kaplan H cad .,.,, Frock ,,,,, Moyer Shilling Gchr ,A Bixlcr Smelscr Wiglcner Britton Thomas Wolfe Price ,. MOYER INDIVIDUAL SCORING ,,.,.,,93 94 ....,.,91 32 23 .......60 43 ,,,i.,i31 3 22 ,,,,...15 20 .......11 5 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 JIM HEAD 280 214 115 163 65 58 50 27 5 3 5 3 4 JIM PRICE DENNX GEHR DONALD BIXLER F ' - Are. 14 11.3 9.6 8.3 3.4 2.9 2.6 1.9 .3 .3 .3 .2 .2 WOLFE TOM THOMAS BOB KAPLAN PAUL WIDENER ,-an 'W' 14,1 ., i.'. N Ll! . .Si Soccer First row: j. Frork, B. Blubuuglw. R. Keeney, M. Blubaugh. J. Storey. VI. Loveless. R. Lindsay, R. Grnlmm. G. Mnnzilmn, L. Rill, L. Smith. Second row: Mr. Tomlimson, G. Weber, R. Brewer. C. Brnuning, L. lirntlowski. T. Flatcr, D. Finn. D. Eckman, M. Wolfe. W. Hoffnmn. SEASONS SCORERS M. Hlulmiigli . . . . ....7 R. Kccncy . ...... .5 B. Blllbilllgll ..... ........ 4 L. Rill Conilictl hy MR. XVILLIAM TOMLINSON SEASON RECORD: Won 2, Lost 5, Tical 2 Oppozzezztr S z'f1f'e' W. O. Sykcsville .... .... . 5 2 Mt. Airy ...... ....... 1 3 Union Bridge .... ....... l 3 1 Lisbon ........... ..... . 6 6 New Windsor . . 0 2 Lisbon ........... ..... . 2 l North Carroll .... ....... 5 3 Total ..... ........ 1 7 18 ARC HERY TOURNAMISNW' RILSU K Qwnv ntz, A. -lonnston, B. . Brothers, P. . llagur, -I. . Myers All tontcstants shot 2-1 .lrrows at 1 ytlrdagc. 'llawf CVVJ tW'3 tWV5 QVVB KTU .20 Ili 156 83 l-il 87 'flu' c..lI'I'tlIl County Artllcry Tourn.nncnt wan ltultl .tt our stlmool with XVcst1ni11stL-r .Intl 'l'.tm-yttwvn pgtrtitiluting. Ann Koontz won thc contcst with Al total of lil points. L'l S so to Ihtfflft S7 so gs: cn to Jn 79 on 33,1 og 0 :ns 87 1-Q we Ol'R SQVAD: A. Koontz, P. Brothers, If. KAIPQC, Al Hager, CI W.lr1tf Aumcn, B. Flohnston, A. Kathlc. S. Pallnucr, D. Fritz, Stoncsifcr, 'l'I1on1.ts Stlwnf Sykewille 'Ilmeytown Franklin Mount Airy Hagerstown Frederick ., Sykesville . Mount Airy Tuneytown North Carroll Frederick . , North Carroll Fm'uv1r:f,r Brown ..,. Fritz ,, ,,,,,, ,, Pitchford Bixler ,, Leister Warmtz ., Earhart Ouflette Statistics SCHEDULE ll SCORES H. S. Oppfzfzefzlr 53 50 57 36 Z8 57 42 17 32 25 27 54 55 30 44 27 26 52 34 52 31 21 33 43 MANAGER: L. Boone TIMER: A. Koontz SCORER: S. Denbroeder Ply. Gm. Az: .,.....208 12 17.5 4 7 12 5.8 11 5.6 10 2.4 5 2.4 5 2.2 Johnston ........ .,..., ,... .........,., ....... 9 1 . 9 Marriott ..,,,.,,,....,..,.,....,.......,.,.,.,,,...,,.,...,,,,,,,. 10 1 GUARDS: Schultz. Dell, Austin, Bowman, Stonesifer, Qirlv ' Kaskefball Varsity l.ORF'l l'A l.lilS'l'l3R Forward CAROL BIXLER Forward TEAM: A. Pitchforgl, D, Brown, L. Leisrc-r, C. Blxler, V. Schultz, J. Bowman, B. Austin, K. Dell, B. Johnston, D. Stonesifer, B. Mar- riott, COACH: Miss Carolyn Snyder. ...-v ' DOT BROWN Forwnrrl GINNY SCHULTZ Guard I:fU'Il'rIl'Ll,K' Fritz , W.1l1tz If.1rh.1rt Mycrs H.1g.1r , 11 Oufleffes Pix. .,,,ll6 102 65 I3 3 UVARDS: Curr, Dorsey, Iimlupgln, Hunk, Spcirhcr. THE TEAM Cm. 7 7 7 S r I Az, 16,6 l-1.7 9.l 5 1,5 I Mvrrx, B. Curr, D. I'r1tf, li. I1.u'l1.1rt, H, Dmvrscy, R. BLILKIIIWLID. D Huuk. f, XXIAITII. D Sp, l4.I'ILk'l'. COACH: Miss Symlcr. l7m'11'.lrJu Sykcwillc Ihgcrstown L lfrcdcrirk , Sykwvillc North Carroll l rc'dcrim'k North Carroll , SCIHIZDULII SC ,O R IES v UNI-fx fjflflfllh' SU 5 'du 56 All 35 31 H 57 I6 S3 56 'ilu I8 Illr Intramural 37614 Hockey C1 C F . 96 ' I 'Ck SENIOR HIGH CHAMPS, JUNIOR TEAM-First row: W. Buckingham, J, Dohler, D. Stonesifer, IZ. Zepp, A. Pitchford, B. Marriott, J. Lee, J. Bowman. Second row: C. Cock, A. Koontz, C. Ebaugh, A. Kable, C. Koontz, M. Baumgardner, S. Denbroeder. JUNIOR HIGH CHAMPS, TEAM 9D-First row: J. Couzens. T. Bear, D, Brown, J. Bixler, N. Spencer, J. Furgeson, B. Bingham. Second row: T, Hahn, L. Campbell, C. Fritz. B. Myers, B. Arnold, C. Arrieta, J. Groft. Vx QM f? 1 if 91' SYLVIA F WANDA FEELING ELANIQ My 5 n 1. , lx pl W I , V 'Z .' T A . 'QE -all 5 ik. l Q , CAROL BIXLER ROSALIE OFARRELL PM KRIEBS JUNIOR TEAM: B. Johnston, B, Robinson, A. Kahle, A, Pitch- ford, J. Bowman, J. Dohler. SOPHOMORE TEAM: D. Spfi- cher, C. Mancha, F. Hollen' baugh, B. Earhart. J. Ford. EV- '-'U'X. j f CAPTAINS Pat Krchs, Carol Hixlcr Girls' ,4m1mf Kmrd ' Wil NIU' CiA.ll. 0l'l'lC,l1RS l'irst row: I.. l.eisteI'. C.. Hixlcr. D. lirmxn. Sewml row: Mrs. Sellmiin, .3 i , A if - gb . .N The purpose ol' this tluh sh.1ll he to foster the spirit of toopemtion and sports- manship .intl to stimulate interest in .1 variety of sports .intl .lthleticsg To pro- mote 21 well integmtetl .intl stunlentfolli- ciutcel intramural program in SL'.lSOI1.ll sportsg To further the knowledge ol' the rules and techniques usetl in tomlutting team sports for girls. 'bis -if 1, 1 'Y T vw ,. Q X i x iv V if . 5 W GAB. MEMBERSW-First row: P. Lelirun. S. Denbroeder. Second row: D. Stonesifer. A. Koontz. DI. liowingin, A. Pittlifurtl, ll, Miirriot. Third row: D. Brown. L. Boone, P. Brothers. D. ALIHMID. lf. Myers. L. Leister. Fourth row: A. Tliomtis. C. Hixler. P. Krebs, Mrs. Sellman. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs .md Mrs .ind Mrs. and Mrs .md M rs and Mrs. .ind Mrs .ind Mrs Our Falrans Harold Bixlcr Donald E. Bond Frank Brothers . Norman Brown Stuart Buckingham Lloyd Eldcrdice Arthur j. Ford I-lcnry T. Ford Cllmrlottc L. Garber and Mrs. D. K. Gchr .ind Mrs. A. Burns Houck Miss Annu T. Kaglc Miss Doris L. Kaglc Kampliments M ww owl smff N 3 ,B ..... w .. Q 5. ' f . Ziff ' .QA yi. Q '-'U Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs J. Raymond Kaglc Leroy D. Lamb Ira Lcister Sterling Logue . Griffith Manahan Harry Mascmorc Wfoodrow W. Pccling I-lcrbcrt Pctry, jr. Bernard li. Rauch XVilli.1m R. Ridington Cllmrles C. Stover john Thomas john M. Wolfe, Sr. CompIimenI's of THOMAS, BENNETT, AND HUNTER Confracfors Equipmenf WESTMINSTER, MD. QI Ln' us no voun THOMAS E' ES qtQa lg INSURANCE AGENCY WSI, A .v REAL ESTATE A IX A Phone Eff 7 IIT RD 'I ,uI...u.I J Tlden 8-6600 QU ye Com pIimenI's of GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 65 E. Main S+ree+ WesI'mins'I'er, Md. GOODYEAR TIRES TUBES BATTERIES SMITH AND REIFSNIDER LUMBER MILLWORK WALLBOARD ROOFING MATERIAL SHINGLES BUILDERS HARDWARE STORM SASH PAINT Qualify Service 26 W. Main S+. Phone 227 BEARING SERVICE COMPANY WesI'mins+er, Md. Phone I330 FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS Au+omoI'ive Par'rs for Cars-Trucks-Traciors Equipmeni for Shop-Garage-Filling S+a'Iions Elecfric and Ace+ylene Welding Supplies SHERWIN WILLIAMS OFFICIAL SALES AND SERVICE Au+omo+ive Refinishes for Comple'I'e Color Mixing Service AUTOLITE Body Shop Supplies DELCO-REMX CarI'er Carbureior BRIGGS-STRATTON MOTORS AND REPAIR PARTS Machine Shop Services Complefe Engine Rebuilding-Cranlxshafl' Grinding-Rebabbiiing Cylinder Head and Bloclr Repairing-Radiafor Service Cylinder Boring-Pis+on Pin FiI'+ing-Misc. Machine Work Nobel Rebuilf Mofors Exchange-For CHEVROLET, FORD, PLYMOUTH, DODGE, CHRYSLER, Cars and Trucks. S. LEASE WARNER, DISTRIBUTOR MOBILHEAT YORK OIL BURNERS MOBILGAS BOILERS COAL Phone West I778 Frizzleburg. Md. , Complimenfs of Compllmenfs of CARROLL AMUSEMENT CO. OGG AND BRENNEMAN 244 E. Main Phone 354 CONGRATULATIONS +o fhe Graduaiing CIass of '57 From COCA-CO LA BoH'Ied Under +he Aufhorify of Coca-Cola Co. BY WESTMINSTER COCA-COLA BOTTLINC-5 CO.. INC. I4 Liberfy S+. Phone 996 WATKINS' AMUSEMENTS All Types Vending Machines ECKARD'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE Main Sireef Phone 425-J CompIimen+s of LURA LYNN GIFT SHOP I 95 Easi Main S+ree+ W 1' ' I' ,MCL eS se' WOLF MOTOR CompIimen+s of GETTYS BU RG AUTO PARTS CO. BETTER VALUES a+ D. S. GEHR AND SON I5 Wes? Main S+. WESTMINSTER. MD. Phone 3I8 FORD SALES AND SERVICE 205 Easi' Main S+. Phone I344 Sfop in Today WESTMINSTER TRUST CO. 7l Eas+ Main S+. WESTMINSTER, MD. Branch Office, Union Mills BIXLER AND GUILD DRUG CO. A Walgreen Agency Drugs-Sodas Cosme+ics CARROLL COUNTY'S LARGEST DRUGSTORE 44 Wesf Main S+. Pho. 80450 Complimenfs of MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CO. CORPORATION II6 E. Main Pho. 88865 M. E. CAMPBELL 8. soN 'v 'Wi fm? Sales-Radio and TV Service ,.:L f WesI'minsI'er, Md. In uilllzl I '.t I tlul. 5 HE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE CC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE EDWARD O. BOLLINGER Brolcer I6 Malcolm Drive WESTMINSTER. MD. Phone 88633 Carroll Coun+y's Oldesl' Weelcly Newspaper I69 Easl' Main Sf. WESTMINSTER, MD. Phone 84722 Tires Lubrica+ion BaH'eries HILL TOP ESSO SERVICE CENTER 522 E. Main Exf. Phone 805 Besf Wishes DR. R. P. KLINGER, SR. From DR. R. P. KLINGER, JR. THE JUNIOR OWL Op+ome+ris'I's 88 E. Main Sf. Phone 340-J KESSI-ER Complimenis SHOE MANUFACTURING of COMPANY EDDIE'S CAKES ' -wfsiiskh Complimenrs .iff Q of Q Q3 M HAI-lN's Q9 . .M 5 'l CARROLL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 2 Convenienf Locafions 39-4I W. Main S+. I93 E. Main Sf. WESTMINSTER ST. Member F.D.I.C. AFTER ANY DANCE OR PARTY Eai' A+ SHARKEY'S DRIVE-IN Balfimore Boulevard T fu Wanda Peeling, Larwence EIderdice, and Wayne Groff admiring Joanne Lamb's Balfour School Ring. L. G. BALFCUR CCD. H--1, S ' I QT- BETTER 1. ,J Q -V BUY BUICK The W. H. Davis Co. Complimenis of RICHARDSON BROS. Complimenfs of phone '97 J. C. PENNEY CO. WESTMINSTER- MD- ROSENSTOCKS LADIES' SHOP CarroII CounIy's Fashion Cen+er Phone I96 67 E. Main S+. DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS Phone I4 Wesi' Mfiin JAMESON-BARNSLEY FLOWER Box CO., INC. GRACE -M. BENSON Railroad Ave. Wes+mlns'Ier, Md. Pho. 794 Gulf Sfafion Rfe. I40 Shop MURPHWS FIM THE COFFMAN The Complefe Varie+y S+ore DeparI'men+ Sfore 6-I0 Wesr Main S+. Il Easf Main S+, WESTMINSTER, MD. WESTMINSTER' MD, W fwffiffkf M For Every Purpose 'I' PORTRAIT 'I' COMMERCIAL 'I' PHOTOGRAPHS Anyfime-Anywhere WESTMINSTER STUDIO Charles F. Magee 39 E. Main Wesfminsfer 39 BEST WISHES COLONIAL JEWELRY CO. Good Luck io Our Class 32 Wes+ Main S+. G H M STIEFFNTERNATIONTTE A STERLING Qualify and Service Since I334 Enjoy BORDEN'S ICE CREAM I TREEMONT FARM7 LI IT Fines? GUERNSEY MILK IN MARYLAND Dual Roufe I40 Wesfminsfer III LI LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE An Inferesiing and Pro'Fi+abIe Career FOR FREE CATALOGUE Wrife BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 5 Eas'I' Mulberry S+. BALTIMORE 2, MD. BOWERS AMOCO SERVICE Complimenfs of DAVIS SHOE REPAIR Complimenis of HANOVER HARDWARE COMPANY THE B. F. SHRIVER CO. Canners and Farmers of Vegefables in MARYLAND and PENNSYLVANIA Complimenfs of MYER'S GROCERY STORE ,N , fz -.1-'gIeE'71frn,,,, , Wesf Main S+. WESTMINSTER x ' ' ,-,, ' ex I MARYLAND 1 I, JOSEPH L. MATHIAS AND SONS Wesfminsier, Md. SCHAFFER LUMBER CO. ROOFING PLASTER SIDING PLYWOOD PAINT WALLBOARD MILLWORK INSULATION BUILDER'S HARDWARE 27 Liberiy S+. Compliment P I of Complimenis of H'LL'PS BETHOUNE THE MUTUAL FIRE INS. co SERVICE OF Carroll Coun+y Complimenis of ESI' I869 . BURALL AND SNYDER 249 EM Mm Penna Ave. Wesfminsier Phone '03 wM. F. MYER'S soNs, INC. MEAT PACKERS WESTMINSTER MARYLAND WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE Wesfminsfer, Maryland LOWELL SKINNER ENSOR D. D. PRESIDENT For Young Men and Young Women. Unexcelled Locafion, Modern Cur- riculum, Comple+e Equipmenf, Moderafe Rafes. CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION Adver+ising of Disfincfion Complimems of BAIR oss AND BRENNEMAN ADVERTISING 244 E. Main Phone 354 COMPANY Shop Phone I05-W HERFEY'S ERVICE HOP HOME OF YOUR DOCTOR OF MOTORS Of-F Fair Ave. Wesfminsfer, Md. Complimenfs of HAMILTON HOUSE Szgcaudte fecaelzg At DAVID'S JEWELERS I9 Easi' Main S+. Phone II67 c.fq,2,ai PUTTERER'S K-f Z FLORIST- Wdwexd' Phone dy 70626 350 Complimenfs of LOY'S SERVICE STATION Wesfminsfer, Md. BEST POLICY A+ All Times PERCY M. BURKE INSURANCE AGENCY 23l E. Main S+. WESTMINSTER, MD. Dependable Pro+ec+ion I'I' Pays +0 BeIong THE AUTOMOBILE LUB OF MARYLAND Q Wesfminsfer Branch ROBERT L. LEESE Manager INTERNATIONAL MACHINERY PainI's and Supplies FARMERS SU PPLY CO I LIBERTY AND GREEN PHONE 263 GORE MOTOR CO. PLYMOUTH. DESOTO INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 279 E. Main S+ree+ WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Real EsI'a+e and Insurance EDWARD O. BOLLINGER Broker Ib Malcolm Drive WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Phone 787 CHARLES COHEN 81 SONS General Merchandise Groceries-Meafs-Vege'raI:Ies Hardware-PainI's 267 E. Green S+. WESTMINSTER, MD. Phone 84960 famkzf Shop a+ J. STONER GEIMAN 81 SONS 77 Wes'l' Main S+. Phone 24 CompIimen+s DALEY'S FLOWERS ,??gx SAA vi! COMPLIMENTS 4223 ' of f W 4, AVENUE ci Z BARBERSHOP f A g M . BAUGHER'S RESTAURANT Compllmenis V2 Mile From WesImins'I'er WESTMINSTER c:oAT COMPANY Ta eYIow Road Phone 257'W DON'S TV AND APPLIANCE Sales Service PHILCO APPLIANCES AND TV BENDIX WASHERS Tilden 86622 Wesfminsier, Md. THE AMERICAN LEGION CLUB Carroll Post No. 31 GOOD FOOD FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE Home of Teen-Age Club HOTPOINT RANGES-DRYERS-IRONERS THE TIMES, INC. REFRIGERATORS-FREEZERS-WASHERS Wes+mins+e,. Md. DISHWASHERS-GARBAGE DISPOSALS COMMERCIAL PRINTING MILLER'S ELECTRICAL Publishers of THE TIMES WEEKLY 99 Wesf Main S'I'reeI' Wes'I'minsI'er, Md. XI NN 'Z 3,95 X51 45' F CRO CROSNYS w,C Y4f,3'o00 x0 1 V C If WLW 566' p-VXA O'?,flX,ox'900C7'-S' wsvg .+R CLYDE F. SCHLERF wwgsbgff Q RP-Si Qs Floor Covering of AII Kinds I2 Liber+y S'Iree'I Phone I336 S. Siover, A. Garber, D. Whiie ATLEE W. WAMPLER 81 SONS Home Furnishers Since I9II WA-CO GAS SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND BEACON STEEL PRODUCTS CO. Manufacturers Visii' Our Salesroom RAILROAD AVE. PROSPERITY CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing Qualify Groceries I Complimenh WESTMINSTER EGG 306 Easf Green S+. AUCTION Phone I38I . 'Z XJ Hampsfead 770I ' - U X, -' RUS-JOY INN I j X DINNERS-LUNCH-SANDWICHES , i if it Two Miles Norih of Manchesfer L RUSSEL O. 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